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UPDATE: 12:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 29 — Following successful water testing, the following precautionary boil water adversory has been lifted. GOSHEN, Ind. — A precautionary boil water advisory…
By AARON SAWATSKY-KINGSLEY I spent Monday and Tuesday of this week in Detroit at the International Society of Arboriculture annual conference. The conference moves around the globe —…
The City of Goshen is experiencing occassional phone service disruptions affecting some departments. We are working with our provider to correct the problem. Water & Sewer customers may…
By AARON SAWATSKY-KINGSLEY Traveling makes me think about time. Not so much the immediacy of my own movement from here to there. A cross-country trip makes me wonder…
Ordinance 5266, Collection of Brush and Leaves, was passed by the Goshen Common Council and approved and adopted by Mayor Gina Leichty on July 27, 2026. Ordinance 5266…
By AARON SAWATSKY-KINGSLEY Along the driveway to our house stands a massive silver maple. It divides into six tree-size trunks that spread and launch into the sky, arcing…
UPDATE: ThIS Boil Order was lifted Saturday, July 25. GOSHEN, Ind. — The Goshen Water & Sewer Department issued a boil water advisory for customers on a portion…
The Goshen Common Council will conduct a public hearing on a proposed ordinance concerning the Goshen Downtown Economic Improvement District. The public hearing will be held during the…
GOSHEN, Ind. — Kids and teens are invited to get dirty, tackle obstacles and enjoy a day of outdoor adventure during the Kerry's Kids and Teen Mud Run…
GOSHEN, Ind. — An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Thursday evening, and Goshen residents have several options to stay safe during the prolonged period of dangerous…
By AARON SAWATSKY-KINGSLEY Telling stories is the way we define who we are. Day by day, probably hour by hour, we all tell stories about ourselves through our…
The Goshen Common Council passed Ordinance 5265, Amend Animal Control Ordinance, on June 22, 2026. Mayor Gina Leichty approved and adopted the ordinance on June 22, 2026. Ordinance…