Nappanee News

Ball State University students and Associate Professor Scott Truex are conducting research in Nappanee on how the city and its residents can become more environmentally focused.

* "Once Upon a Mattress" ends its run at the Round Barn on Sunday. Tickets are on sale at 800-4942, ext.

There were elephant ears, face painting, super slides and even a school bus-like ride.

Driver hurt in collision A Nappanee man was injured in a three-vehicle collision near the intersection of C.R. 40 South and Ind.

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

Indiana National Guard Soldiers with the 38th Infantry Division's Transportation Company were scheduled to arrive back on Hoosier soil Sunday.

You're invited to take part in the first Nappanee Green Summit. Environmental leaders from Nappanee and as far away as California will speak about the costs and benefits of incorporating green technologies.

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.

Federal agents have searched the northern Indiana home of an active white supremacist.

A North Dakota woman accused of breast-feeding her 6-week-old baby while drunk has pleaded guilty to child neglect.

A 5-year-old boy who was found unconscious in a city swimming pool in northern Indiana's Nappanee has been transferred to Memorial Hospital in nearby South Bend.

Story was first posted at 11:45 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. SBT24/7News Report A Goshen man told an Elkhart County Sheriff's Department patrolman he fell asleep while driving on County Road 9, south of County Road 48, Wednesday afternoon.

Nappanee is a community that relishes tradition and keeping history alive. Part of that tradition are the murals that decorate the downtown.

Elkhart County Sheriff's Department officials and other experts involved in caring for a mentally ill inmate who died in jail in 2004 were not indifferent to his needs.

More than 80 people joined Saturday evening to watch the official lighting of the new historic marquee at Nappanee Theatre, 154 N. Main Street.

Attendees of the Nappanee Home and Garden Walk Saturday got an up close and personal education on a big friend of the gardening world - the honeybee.

I believe that not considering a ban on smoking in public places in Nappanee is ridiculous in this age of health awareness.

An Angel Food distribution site is located at Abundant Life Ministries, 2130 Middlebury St.

Bicyclists are invited to participate in the first Nappanee Memorial Bike Ride on July 11.

The Elkhart County Agricultural Society will hold its 55th annual meeting and banquet Sept.