GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works approved the purchase of more than $200,000 worth of breathing equipment for the fire department Monday.
GOSHEN — Multiple arrests were made just after a home invasion and burglary in Goshen on Sunday that sent one resident to the hospital.
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GOSHEN — The expected cost of a pavilion and ice rink along the canal has increased to nearly $7.9 million, the Goshen Redevelopment Commission heard Tuesday, causing some board members to show signs of cold feet.
GOSHEN — Regina Shands Stoltzfus, Goshen College professor of peace, justice and conflict studies, was keynote speaker during the 2020 King Celebration at Goshen College.
GOSHEN — Local residents will stand for peace and against war, for diplomacy and against aggression on Saturday.
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GOSHEN — Middle school teacher Naomi Zook sees a change come over her students whenever immigration concerns are in the news.
GOSHEN — Police have identified the driver of a semi who was killed Thursday in a single-vehicle accident on Lincoln Avenue.
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GOSHEN — Jason Sharp didn’t wake up Tuesday morning expecting to become a vigilante, but he became one after his Jeep was stolen and social media helped him track down the alleged perpetrator – eventually even drawing his weapon to face down the suspect.
GOSHEN — An international auto parts maker with a Goshen presence for 30 years expects to almost double its sales to $118 million thanks to several new contracts.
GOSHEN — Goshen Common Council advanced a plan to allow alcohol at park facilities during special events but will likely make changes before adopting it.
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GOSHEN — Three new Goshen Common Council members and four returning ones were sworn in during the first meeting of the year Tuesday.
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GOSHEN — An Austrian auto parts maker plans to expand its Goshen factory with a $26 million production line.
GOSHEN — A fire at a garage in the West Goshen area is under investigation.
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GOSHEN — At noon, the carvers began. It was the first time Sammy Moore of Goshen had participated in the Goshen First Fridays Fire and Ice Festival as a carver.
GOSHEN — Plans are advancing for a splash pad to be installed at Pringle Park in the spring, but the public’s help will be needed to make it happen.
GOSHEN — A more than $470,000 agreement for new police body cameras comes with some significant savings if approved before the end of the year, the Goshen Board of Works learned Monday.
GOSHEN — City officials expected to hear plans Tuesday for a $30 million, 120-unit assisted-living facility on the north side of town.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works approved a number of vehicle purchases for the police and fire departments Monday.
GOSHEN — An unexpected and anonymous $1 million donation will allow Goshen Theater to make some interior improvements sooner than planned.
ELKHART — An Elkhart police officer has been suspended for two days for his involvement in an off-duty incident when three intoxicated officers may have fired a weapon from a car in December 2018.
GOSHEN — Matt Schrock will be sworn in to the Goshen Common Council after his win was confirmed by a vote recount Thursday.
GOSHEN — The dissolution of the Goshen Housing Authority is complete after a vote by the city council Tuesday.
GOSHEN — Goshen Common Council passed a technical review fee after clarifying when a fee for resubmitting building plans will be charged.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Common Council has cleared the way for a new gas station and restaurant in the West Goshen neighborhood.
GOSHEN — Bethany Christian Schools is kicking off the public phase of the Great Strides Capital Campaign to upgrade athletic fields, add a track, and increase safety and accessibility to the athletic complex.
GOSHEN — Local author Bill Landow and illustrator Jonathan Daniels will be signing their children’s book, “The Christmas Train,” at two locations.
GOSHEN — Plans for a new Culver’s location in Goshen advanced after the Board of Works voted to let a 40-year-old private sewer system remain.
GOSHEN — In the spirit of Christmas, Goshen’s First Presbyterian Church is continuing its 20-year tradition of serving others on Christmas Day.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Rotary Club wants to celebrate its 100th anniversary with a splash.
UPDATE: The boy has been found and is safe, officials said early Saturday morning. The vigil scheduled for Sunday has been canceled.
GOSHEN — To better meet the needs of heart and vascular patients, Goshen Hospital has built a state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization lab, officials with Goshen Health announced Friday.
GOSHEN — Street paving in 2018 will mean $2 million less in maintenance costs in the future, the Goshen Board of Works heard Monday.
GOSHEN — The Salvation Army of Goshen kicked off its annual holiday season of giving on Friday morning with Pancake Day.
GOSHEN — Goshen has received seed money to start a community orchard in the form of a $30,000 grant.
GOSHEN — Parks in Goshen would close earlier for part of the year under a change considered by Goshen City Council on Tuesday.
GOSHEN — The county’s new hybrid voting machines may be put to the test for the first time after a hand recount was requested by a Goshen candidate who narrowly lost her race.
GOSHEN — More than 1,100 patients who underwent surgery at Goshen Hospital may have been exposed to infectious diseases due to an equipment sterilization issue, officials said Monday.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Brewing Co. is going solar after a vote by the city Redevelopment Commission.
GOSHEN — Goshen is undergoing a utility assessment as a condition of getting funding from the state, but city officials are questioning the $230,000 cost of the study.
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ELKHART — Only a little over a quarter of registered voters took part in the Tuesday municipal election in Elkhart County, not an impressive turnout but higher than the 21 percent of registered voters who participated in the 2015 contest.
GOSHEN — Adam Scharf won the clerk-treasurer race in Goshen with 54 percent of the votes Tuesday.
GOSHEN — A body was found behind the Taco Bell at 1819 Lincolnway East about 6 p.m. Monday.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works approved a repayment agreement with a firefighter who left to join the ministry.
GOSHEN — Cavities aren’t the only voids that need a filling.
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GOSHEN — Goshen Health is enhancing its 66-year-old inpatient facilities with an $87 million expansion.
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GOSHEN — After years of planning, Goshen’s much-anticipated new multiuse trail along 9th Street officially opened this week.
GOSHEN — A 17-year-old boy was injured in a Goshen shooting on Monday night, according to the Goshen Police Department.
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ELKHART — A Goshen native whose book about a girl dreaming to become an astronaut has been read at the International Space Station helped children at the ETHOS Innovation Center prepare their own dreams for blastoff this weekend.
GOSHEN — While not facing a competitive race for re-election, Goshen Mayor Jeremy Stutsman outraised and outspent every other candidate in the city, recently filed campaign reports show.
GOSHEN — A commitment to investing in infrastructure had Goshen leaders asking where the money would actually come from as they voted on the 2020 budget Tuesday night.
GOSHEN — Ben’s Soft Pretzels is closing its West Pike Street location in favor of a food truck that will debut later this year.
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