ELKHART — Seven families broke ground on a new Habitat for Humanity subdivision on Elkhart’s south side on Thursday.
The neighborhood will be called Hope Court, an eight-home subdivision created off Stiver Avenue.
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Miesha Johnson, her family and Habitat for Humanity staff say a prayer before breaking ground on her future Habitat home on Wednesday at Hope Court in Elkhart. She was one of seven families who broke ground during a combined ceremony on Wednesday.
Future homeowner Laci Riege, her family, and Habitat for Humanity staff and public officials break ground on Riege’s new home at Hope Court subdivision on Elkhart’s south side. She was one of seven families that broke ground during a combined ceremony on Wednesday.
Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County started construction on seven new homes in Hope Court in Elkhart on Wednesday. Future homeowners, their families, Habitat staff and elected officials participated in a combined groundbreaking ceremony.
Miesha Johnson, her family and Habitat for Humanity staff say a prayer before breaking ground on her future Habitat home on Wednesday at Hope Court in Elkhart. She was one of seven families who broke ground during a combined ceremony on Wednesday.
Future homeowner Laci Riege, her family, and Habitat for Humanity staff and public officials break ground on Riege’s new home at Hope Court subdivision on Elkhart’s south side. She was one of seven families that broke ground during a combined ceremony on Wednesday.
Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County started construction on seven new homes in Hope Court in Elkhart on Wednesday. Future homeowners, their families, Habitat staff and elected officials participated in a combined groundbreaking ceremony.
ELKHART — Seven families broke ground on a new Habitat for Humanity subdivision on Elkhart’s south side on Thursday.
The neighborhood will be called Hope Court, an eight-home subdivision created off Stiver Avenue.
This story has been edited to correct the spelling of future homeowner Montasia Cole-Chilton.
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