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GOSHEN — With the fairgrounds forge rekindled for the first time in years, Mark Yoder wanted to strike while the iron was hot.
On Friday, the Indiana House voted 93-2 to advance its family and children spending plan to the Senate, while the Senate voted 46-1 to send its proposal for "wraparound services" to the House.
MISHAWAKA — Markus Burton is staying home.
ELKHART — Applications are being accepted for the 12th annual Criminal Justice Citizen's Academy.
ELKHART — Concord Community Schools is among the 97 schools and community partners in the state to receive the combined $57 million in grant funding earmarked for school districts seeking to expand student access to pathways that lead to high-wage, high-demand careers, school officials annou…
ELKHART — An empty lot could soon be developed as homes for families looking for affordable housing.
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BRISTOL — Northern Indiana’s premier cast iron cooking event is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 27, at Bonneyville Mill County Park.
Visitors will be able buy, sell or trade cast iron cookware at the swap meet that takes place from 3 to 7 p.m. Real kettle corn and Bonneyville cornbread will be available, also from 3 to 7 p.m. And a cast iron Dutch Oven Gathering will begin at 5:30 during which local cast iron enthusiasts will prepare a variety of dishes in cast iron.
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Very good article on hybrid corn. I have often wondered about the procedure.