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Mitch's Kids get help and get way better grades in school
Some kids in Elkhart County Boys & Girls Clubs participate in a homework club that is showing average improvements in reading and math of up to 79 percent.
H1N1 supply lags behind in Indiana
Supplies of the state's H1N1 flu vaccine continue to lag behind expected amounts in the state as the virus continues to spread, state health officials said Thursday.
Old Elkhart County plat maps reveal some surprises
Sometimes things go to according to plat. Sometimes not. Early plat maps of Elkhart County, some never before seen by local surveyors, are on display in a temporary exhibit at the Elkhart County Historical Museum.
a Holiday Bruncha at fairgrounds
The Purdue Extension, Elkhart County Office, and Extension Homemakers are hosting their annual Holiday Happenings.
Elkhart County cities see property taxes rise, rural areas see them fall
Some bad news for homeowners living in a city or town here -- your 2009 property tax bills are on track to bump up compared to last year.
Here's the leaf removal schedules for city and town residents
On cue with the turning of the leaves, waste removal crews across the county have set out to clear the streets of the downed foliage.
Want to burn your leaf piles? Here's the rules
Elkhart resident Steven Bruggner feels a certain nostalgia for the crackling fires that shoot embers into the sky and fill the air with a distinctly autumn smell.
Wildwood Coating workers flee flames
An intense fire quickly engulfed a Clinton Township business Wednesday morning while all the workers escaped unharmed.
A homeless man was arrested on a charge of robbery after he reportedly took cash from another man in Goshen at 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
Organizers sew up 2010 Quilt Garden tour schedule
Commission work normally does not appeal to quilter Diana Bennett. She prefers to create the design, pick the fabric, do the quilting and decide the details herself for every quilt she makes.
Middlebury school officials join lawsuit against state
Middlebury school officials are not happy with state government. Now lawyers are involved.
Baby Play, 5:30 to 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, Goshen. Play and learning time for parents and children up to 4 years.
Nappanee: Motorcyclists go for a ride to honor those who serve our country
American Legion Riders from Nappanee, Middlebury, Bristol, Millersburg and South Bend united Saturday morning to support active troops, as well as needs within the Nappanee community.
Will the campaign to ban cluster munitions make the world a better place? That question is the theme of a 7 p.m. presentation Thursday by Virgil Wiebe, Theological Center guest at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, 3003 Benham Ave.
Group helps hunger take a walk
Rain or shine, hundreds of residents will take part in the 30th annual Elkhart County CROP Hunger Walk.
Marine from Middlebury dies in training exercise
A Hawaii-based U.S. Marine has been fatally injured in a vehicle crash at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, Calif.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There are several ways that you can help Michiana fight the disease and honor cancer survivors! The American Cancer Society estimates there will be 192,370 new cases of breast cancer in women in 2009.