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Auditions set for 'Columbo' origin play
BRISTOL — Elkhart Civic Theatre has announced it will hold auditions for its production of the “Columbo” origin play “Prescription: Murder.” Auditions will be 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 30, and Wednesday, July 31, at the Bristol Opera House, 210 E. Vistula St., Bristol. Performances will be held Sept. 13, 14, 20, 21 and 22 at the Bristol Opera House. Auditions will consist of readings from the ...
Sturgis home burglarized after fire
"If you can imagine taking your entire life that you've acquired over decades, and throwing it all in a dumpster in a matter of hours, that's what it feels like," Samantha Moody said. It was late in the afternoon when Samantha Moody and members of her family received a call...
7 Things People Love About Decatur, Michigan
From delicious ice cream and burgers to historical figures here are 7 fun facts that people love about the small village of Decatur according to your Facebook comments. 7. "Decatur was once the celery capital of the United States" ~Judy Spradlin. Judy is correct, the nutrient-rich swampland that Decatur sits...
Green Thumb: Japanese Maple Trees
July is wrapping up to a close very soon but it's still perfect time for those trees and plants of yours to thrive this season! Greg from Ginger Valley shows off the Japanese Maple Trees that are grown at Ginger Valley!. Green Thumb on WSBT22 is sponsored by Ginger Valley...
Syracuse Public Library — Charcuterie Board Bidding
SYRACUSE — Swing by the Syracuse Public Library to place your bids in the library’s ongoing charcuterie board silent auction. The auction features charcuterie boards designed by local artists using different mediums. The charcuterie boards will briefly travel to North Webster Community Public Library for a Coffee with...
Gayle Goshorn, 78
Gayle Susan Goshorn, age 78, of Sturgis, passed away Saturday morning, July 20, 2024, at Kairos Dwelling Home in Kalamazoo. She was born September 3, 1945, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, the only child of the late John F. and Betty (Baltzer) Goyne. Gayle resided in Sturgis since 1983 coming from Elkhart,...
Team Brew-S-A: Community comes out to support Olympian Evans
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — It's not often you find yourself heading to the Olympics. On an unrelated note, it's probably even less often you find yourself having a beer named after you. On a somehow related note, it's probably even more rare for both those things to happen to the...
South Bend Farmer's Market celebrates 100 year anniversary
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — The South Bend Farmer's Market will celebrate 100 years of success on Saturday. Since 1924, the market has been offering the community fresh produce, dairy products, baked goods, artwork and homemade items. From 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., the community is invited to join...
James Pierce, 76
James Foster Pierce, age 76, of Three Rivers, passed away Thursday, July 18, 2024 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born May 11, 1948 in Three Rivers, the son of Arthur and Neva (Craw) Pierce, and graduated from Three Rivers High School with the Class of 1966.
Area Police Reports
Officers with the Warsaw Police Department investigated the following incident:. 6:18 p.m. Friday, July 19, 100 block East Canal Street, Warsaw. Marvallene Lapp reported a lost handbag/wallet. Milford. Officers with the Milford Police Department investigated the following incident:. 1:11 p.m. Friday, July 19, 200 block South West Street, Milford. Brandon...
Local Podiatrist Inspired to Write Children's Book
Jason Grove, a Podiatrist at Trinity Health and father of seven, is the author of the children's book Monster's Mustard. Grove says he had always wanted to write a book and after encouragement from his wife and kids, he decided to go for it. Monster's Mustard is about the challenges...
Record Turnout for 13th Annual Tour Des Lakes
More than 400 riders took to the trails around Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake for the 13th annual Tour de Lakes. Participants in the longest course also enjoyed views of other lakes, including Webster, Chapman, Tippecanoe and Winona. Regardless of the path chosen, the weather was ideal for a long bike ride with temperatures in the mid-60s at the start of the ride.
Notre Dame Baseball Standouts: Jack Penny and Jack Findlay Pursue MLB Dreams
A pair of Notre Dame Fighting Irish stars are set to pursue their MLB dreams after being selected in the recent draft. Infielder Jack Penny was picked in the 5th round by the Detroit Tigers, known for his impressive .269/.406/.492 slash line this past season. Pitcher Jack Findlay, drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 8th round, faced setbacks due to Tommy John surgery but is anticipated to make a strong comeback next season. Both athletes are poised to showcase their talents in the Big Leagues.
Richard “Dean” Kauffman
Richard “Dean” Kauffman, 91, Goshen, died Monday, July 15, at Waterford Crossing Health Campus. He was born September 19, 1932 in Topeka. He is survived by two sisters, ClaraMae (Don) Gingerich of Kouts and J. Arlene (Dennis) Schrock of Florida; a brother, Kenneth D. (Carole) Kauffman of Marion; his daughters Jennifer (Jeff) Longenbaugh of Middlebury, and Cynthia Kauffman of Chandler, Arizona; one granddaughter; and one great grandson.
Volunteers, vendors perform last-minute fair prep
GOSHEN — Chelsie Weldy was preparing for the arrival of more than 500 pigs as she decorated the swine barn. As food booths, vendor tables and rides were getting their finishing touches on Thursday, the last afternoon before the start of the fair, the 4-H Swine Club assistant director was laying out the 10-year member names at the front of the barn. She also set out a collage of photos taken ...
Dan Culberson, 73
Dan Culberson, age 73, of Colon, passed away early Wednesday afternoon, July 17, 2024, at his home. He was born August 20, 1950, in Wiborg, Kentucky, son of the late Donald and Austene (Shelton) Culberson. Dan resided in Colon since 1970, coming from Albion, Michigan. On October 14, 1989, he...
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