After 40 years of city commissions, local volunteer stepping down ELKHART — After half a lifetime spent on Elkhart city boards and commissions, Steve Eldridge has retired. Not from his day-job. Just from the thousands of hours he put in over the course of four decades, in service of the city, without receiving a dime.
Amateur brewing competition benefits local organization ELKHART — Supporters of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Elkhart County participated in an evening of amateur brew tasting at the organization’s annual Bottle Caps and Corks event this past weekend.
Ex-Jimtown standout ready for next challenge Kyle Johnson knows what it's like to be a part of a very successful high school boys basketball team.
Bake Day offered at Bonneyville Mill BRISTOL — Visitors will have the opportunity to sample baked goods made fresh from Bonneyville Mill’s stone-ground hard red flour at a Bake Day event Saturday.
Alternative education shifts into high gear GOSHEN — Goshen Community Schools will expand its alternative middle school program from a half day to a full day for the 2019-20 school year, school officials said.
Lippert announces plans to purchase British firm ELKHART — LCI Industries this week announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Lippert Components Inc. (LCI), has reached an agreement with the board of directors of Lewmar Marine Limited, a supplier of leisure marine equipment, headquartered in Havant, United Kingdom, “on the terms of a rec…
Aborting babies to reduce 'inferior classes' dangerous, wrong Last week, the Supreme Court upheld an Indiana law requiring that fetal remains be treated as human remains – a victory for life and a substantial step toward recognizing the human dignity of the unborn. Yet it is the second issue in the case – Indiana’s ban on abortions motivated solely by …
