SALZBURG, Germany — Benteler has agreed to sell its automotive plants in Goshen, Indiana, and Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Shiloh Industries, the company announced Thursday.
GOSHEN — Jen Yoder, an Engineering & Design Technology educator at Goshen High School, has been selected a “Top 10” finalist for Indiana Teacher of the Year, the district announced Wednesday.
ELKHART — An Elkhart man was arrested after allegedly showing a handgun when he was stopped for shoplifting.
GOSHEN — A teen runaway from the Bashor home is accused of pinning down a younger boy during a forced sexual encounter.
top story
GOSHEN — With the Elkhart County 4-H Fair here at last, members of a few 4-H clubs started the fun early.
GOSHEN — A few Goshen Common Council members stood up for LGBTQ residents after listening to half an hour of abuse aimed at the community Tuesday.
GOSHEN — City officials in a split vote Tuesday approved the annexation of land that could host a number of new factories in the coming years.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Plan Commission voted to recommend rezoning a future industrial development ahead of a decision on annexation by city council.
ELKHART — A Goshen man must repay the state in addition to serving a 1½-year sentence after he admitted to charges related to hiding the body of his dead father and cashing his benefit checks.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Fire Department may take over duties for all of Elkhart Township under a fire territory plan under consideration.
GOSHEN — One of three people charged in an April 2020 robbery appeared in court Thursday after he was recently arrested.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Redevelopment Commission added more than $13 million worth of projects to its five-year plan.
GOSHEN — Road improvements at the future site of the consolidated courts building are estimated to cost $5.3 million, exceeding the escape clause built into a city-county agreement.
GOSHEN — Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County is marking 35 years with a new build just a few blocks from where it began.
GOSHEN — Three bids were opened Monday in a project to connect seven homes to city water in an unincorporated area north of Elkhart.
top story
GOSHEN — Goshen College administrative faculty member Richard R. Aguirre was chosen on Thursday to be the city’s new clerk-treasurer.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man is accused of dealing cocaine with a child present and near a school on separate occasions between April and June.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Parks & Recreation Department will have a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday to signal the opening of the city’s first disc golf course.
GOSHEN — City officials moved toward the annexation of a large development area southeast of Goshen and adopted a climate action plan.
GOSHEN — Richard R. Aguirre, a Goshen College administrative faculty member, announced he is seeking to replace Adam Scharf as clerk-treasurer for the City of Goshen.
ELKHART — The free COVID-19 testing site in the Concord Mall parking lot was scheduled to close for good Wednesday, the Elkhart County Health Department announced.
GOSHEN — Local artist Mark Daniels has been picked to illustrate the mobile app that’s part of the Goshen Sensory Trail project.
GOSHEN — A Democratic Party caucus will be held following the resignation of Goshen Clerk-Treasurer Adam Scharf.
GOSHEN — A South Bend man is accused of robbing a Goshen man at gunpoint during the sale of two cell phones.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man is accused of leading police on a chase with a motorcycle before crashing into a barbed-wire fence.
GOSHEN — This weekend, downtown Goshen is inviting the community to shop, eat, drink, and enjoy all it has to offer at a summer block party event.
GOSHEN — The City of Goshen has axed the fee from its bicycle registration program.
GOSHEN — A year ago, Jenny Frech wasn’t sure her gift shop specializing in handmade soaps would survive the pandemic.
MILLERSBURG — A Missouri company is overseeing a $120 million, 100-megawatt solar installation in Benton Township.
GOSHEN — Departing youth advisers were recognized Tuesday while the new student representative on Goshen Common Council was sworn in.
GOSHEN — A Goshen woman is accused of causing a handgun to go off during a fight while a child was in the room.
GOSHEN — City officials say they got no response to a letter asking Norfolk Southern to stop holding Goshen hostage with blocked crossings.
GOSHEN — A bushelful of fun is planned for volunteers who help plant, weed and harvest produce at the Goshen Health Community Garden this summer.
GOSHEN — Effective Monday, June 14,, COVID-19 vaccines will be administered at Goshen Physicians Family Medicine & Urgent Care, 2824 Elkhart Road, Goshen.
GOSHEN — After a 15-month hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic, The Goshen Historical Museum will reopen with a display of drawings from the county’s earliest settlers.
GOSHEN — City Clerk-Treasurer Adam Scharf announced his resignation Friday, a little more than 18 months after winning the position.
top story
GOSHEN — The Goshen Redevelopment Commission approved an agreement to help pave the way to build factories on 150 acres of farmland once eyed for development by Lippert Components.
GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works on Monday approved grant agreements with six organizations.
GOSHEN — David L. Maugel has been named the second associate superintendent of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend.
featured
GOSHEN — The perfect meeting between form and function is the goal when Janus Motorcycles builds a new machine. The old-school motorcycles don’t just look like something out of the 1930s because designs at that time were beautiful. It’s that designs at that time, and today at Janus, let moto…
GOSHEN — Tax breaks for Benteler Automotive will continue despite the company missing its investment and employment goals.
GOSHEN — Goshen Board of Works members expressed some reluctance before siding with the city code in denying a parking lot variance for Keystone RV.
GOSHEN — Chickens flew the coop Tuesday when a semi-truck hauling live poultry overturned at Third and Main streets.
GOSHEN — Goshen Public Library invites children, teens and adults to celebrate the summer with a Summer Reading Experience that starts Tuesday and runs through July 31.
GOSHEN — The City of Goshen Board of Works and Public Safety will grow from three members to five.
GOSHEN — A Goshen couple has until the end of the week to remove signs from their yard that violate city zoning laws, a judge has ordered.
GOSHEN — City officials adopted a climate action plan that helps fulfill goals set by the youth of Goshen in 2019.
GOSHEN — A plastic pulverizing company must stop discharging microplastics into Rock Run Creek under an agreement with the City of Goshen.
GOSHEN — There is currently no end in sight for courthouse sanitizing measures, which cost the county up to $28,000 per month.
GOSHEN — Rescuers were unable to revive a 5-year-old boy who was first reported as missing and later pulled from the water Friday at Shanklin Park.
GOSHEN — A Goshen man is charged with child molesting after a preteen girl alleged that he raped her.
Commented