Goshen News

The Elkhart County Sheriffa s Department is continuing its investigation into a Friday night motorcycle accident on County Road 36, east of County Road 31 in Goshen.

The city has qualified for two grants totaling an estimated $5.5 million to help pay for costly waste water and drinking water projects in the coming years.

The new movie "Public Enemies" has rekindled interest in notorious Chicago gangster John Dillinger.

Two days from now, new laws will go into effect in the Hoosier state. Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is in Goshen today to talk about those new laws.

Maggie Walters, who just completed the sixth grade at Goshen Middle School, has been selected the state winner of the "If I were mayor ..." essay contest sponsored by the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns.

Goshen police and firefighters are investigating a traffic accident with injuries that occurred around 4 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of Main Street and Lincoln Avenue.

Two Nappanee residents were injured Wednesday afternoon as the result of a crash where a Goshen man reportedly fell asleep at the wheel.

Goshen's Environmental Center will soon begin operations once again. The Board of Works and Public Safety Monday approved a new contract with Soil Solutions, a Fort Wayne-headquartered company, to run the center beginning July 22.

Goshen High School's class of 1989 will hold a reunion on July 11. The last day to buy tickets for this 20-year reunion is July 1. No tickets will be available the night of the reunion.

Freeman Wingard is Amish, one of the so-called plain people, but he was living large.

Goshen police arrested registered sex offender Brian P. Johnson, 32, 1817 Tiffany Court, Goshen Thursday at 2:49 p.m. on a parole violation charge.

Two people were killed and one person critically injured in a crash Friday afternoon while they were in Goshen visiting a relative.

It's a free night of music that might send you on a Caribbean cruise. Ron and Kay Rivoli are bringing their Rivoli Revue to the Elkhart County Fairgrounds in Goshen on Saturday.

This summer, a record number of Goshen College students - 33 - will participate in the college's three inquiry programs.

This summer, a record number of Goshen College students - 33 - will participate in the college's three inquiry programs.

Elkhart native Briggs has won numerous awards and accolades, including first place awards in the Hartmann-Stickley piano competition, the Michiana Chopin Piano Competition and the Elkhart County Symphony Concerto Competition.

This summer, a record number of Goshen College students - 33 - will participate in the college's three inquiry programs.

Goshen city officials will accept proposals for replacing the Central Fire Station this summer.

Monday's meeting of the Goshen Board of School Trustees was all about new faces, with approval granted for both a new board member and a new energy education specialist.

Ray Streit of Goshen was recently honored at the State Finals in Bloomington as the IHSAA's 2009 winner of the Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for excellence in the sport of track and field.