GOSHEN — The City of Goshen is closing its splash pads and indoor rental facilities in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
GOSHEN — City council members expressed their support for the police and for wearing face masks.
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GOSHEN — A homeless network hopes to build its first purpose-built shelter and is asking the City of Goshen to donate the land.
GOSHEN — Plans for a 48-unit apartment complex near Goshen Middle School can move ahead after a vote by the Goshen Common Council on Tuesday.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man is being held responsible for injuries suffered by another driver after she was struck by a police vehicle during a high-speed chase.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works on Monday awarded a sewer replacement project along North Main Street.
GOSHEN — As Elkhart County waits to see if restaurants and other businesses can open at full capacity, a number of businesses in downtown Goshen plan to expand their outdoor seating to help customers feel safer dining out.
GOSHEN — Former mayor Allan Kauffman announced he will be a candidate for Goshen Community School Board District 4 in the November election.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works on Monday denied a request to paint a Black Lives Matter message on Main Street.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man is accused of touching an underage girl inappropriately on several occasions.
GOSHEN — Organizers on Friday announced the cancellation of this year’s Goshen Cruising Reunion in order to comply with state and local restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus.
GOSHEN — Goshen city employees who fear going to work during the pandemic could endanger their lives now have the option to retire early.
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GOSHEN — As COVID-19 cases in Elkhart County continue to rise, hospital officials warn that their capacity could soon feel the pinch.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man accused of hurting three people in a gunfire incident told police he was was trying to protect a friend.
GOSHEN — When COVID-19 first reached Elkhart County, the health department was putting out frequent updates – sometimes too quickly for its bilingual staff members to keep up with translating them into Spanish.
GOSHEN — An 18-year-old Goshen man has been arrested after three people were injured in a shooting Thursday night in the 300 block of South 10th Street.
GOSHEN — A delay in finishing the 9th Street multiuse path caused an extra expense of over $41,000 for consulting work, the Goshen Redevelopment Commission learned Tuesday.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works accepted a nearly $1.04 million bid for the replacement of a water main in the East Goshen neighborhood.
GOSHEN — Two more people have been charged in a robbery that left the victim in a trash bin after a woman wanted to get his phone to delete some photos.
Ron and Lydia Cripe weren’t going to let a pandemic stop them from voting.
GOSHEN — Bids for a water main improvement project on the east side of Goshen ranged as high as $2 million when they were opened Monday.
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ELKHART — Peaceful demonstrations held in Elkhart and Goshen over the weekend to end to police brutality in response to violence in Minneapolis have received a thumbs up from local leaders.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Goshen High School’s Brynn Shoup-Hill pushed up her decision when it came to picking a school to play college basketball.
GOSHEN — Goshen College has mapped out plans for safely holding on-campus classes and opening residence halls this fall for students. The plans include moving up and streamlining the academic calendar, flexible residential options and flexible classroom formats.
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GOSHEN — Local fair food connoisseurs only have to wait one more week before they can munch on steak tips, elephant ears and strawberry shortcake.
GOSHEN — An Elkhart man is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase from Goshen to Syracuse, which ended in a crash into a ditch.
GOSHEN — A Kimmell man is accused of dealing meth following a traffic stop in Goshen.
GOSHEN — A judge has combined two lawsuits against Goshen Hospital over potential infections during surgery, while more plaintiffs are seeking to join what could become a class-action suit on behalf of over 1,000 people.
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GOSHEN — The parade was canceled amid the COVID-19 outbreak, but the rest of Goshen’s Memorial Day program went mostly as usual as locals came together Monday morning to honor their fallen heroes.
GOSHEN — In the Democratic primary for the Indiana House District 49 seat, a Goshen School Board member working for Pete Buttigieg’s PAC is up against a former attorney who has had his share of scrapes with the party and the legal system.
With the start of the Stage 3 scheduled to begin this weekend in the governor’s five-stage plan for reopening the state, local officials and residents have announced plans to open buildings, revealed additional closures and made arrangements to continue feeding those hit hardest by the coron…
GOSHEN — Tuesday is opening day for Goshen Health’s new Pro Park One Building, which will house several of the health provider’s departments.
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GOSHEN — Posters advertising shows dating back to the early 20th century are being preserved and moved for all to see after staying out of the spotlight for decades in old dressing rooms.
GOSHEN — Police officer Kristen M. Carich, a member of the city force about a year, has died following her fight with brain cancer.
GOSHEN — A natural gas leak near the intersection of High Street and U.S. 33 prompted road closures and evacuations Wednesday afternoon.
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GOSHEN — Indiana restaurants began resuming limited dine-in services this week, but the doors at one downtown Goshen café will remain closed.
GOSHEN — The city’s concrete paving project may need to be scaled back after several extra costs were added to the contract.
ELKHART — A judge has awarded a more than $250,000 default judgment for a Goshen couple who say they were scammed by a company that was supposed to fix their hailstorm-damaged roof.
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ELKHART — If a stressful job ever existed, it might be working as a nurse during an unprecedented pandemic that has shut down much of society.
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ELKHART — As air travel has taken a nosedive globally in recent months, local airports in Elkhart County aren’t faring much better.
GOSHEN — Goshen may face the loss of $5 million in tax revenue as the economic impact of the pandemic continues to be felt in the next few years, city council learned Tuesday.
GOSHEN — After reviewing Gov. Eric Holcomb’s five-stage plan for reopening the state, the City of Goshen is working to ensure its municipal employees and the public at large are protected from the potential spread of COVID-19 as restrictions are lifted, the city said Tuesday.Â
GOSHEN — City officials approved a $315,400 contract for renovation of the Goshen Police training facility Monday.
GOSHEN — Elective services will resume on Wednesday at Goshen Health after being suspended due to COVID-19.
GOSHEN — An Elkhart man is accused of attacking a female passenger while driving, causing him to swerve on the road.
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GOSHEN — Goshen officials have scrapped plans to pilot an incident-monitoring service, and Elkhart County officials were reevaluating the program, after learning that the tech company founder was involved with the Ku Klux Klan as a teenager.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works will allow street closures for the annual Memorial Day Parade, though the parade isn’t guaranteed to happen this year.
GOSHEN — Maple City Health Care Center has a new look and some new names.
GOSHEN — A pedestrian was hospitalized Thursday afternoon after walking into the roadway while texting, police said.Â
GOSHEN — A Mishawaka man was arrested after allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase through Goshen.
A fire on Missouri Avenue in Goshen destroyed a barn at a horse farm Wednesday. Emergency personnel from Concord, Harrison, Baugo and Jefferson townships responded to the call, but the structure was destroyed by 8 p.m.
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