Keith Knepp is a Staff Writer/Associate Editor at various publications. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, covering events and conferences that highlight social interest. Keith's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Ink Free News, The Herald Bulletin, Goshen News, and the VERY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER.
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Keith Knepp's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, government announcements, and human interest stories within the United States, Indiana, Warsaw area. If you are reaching out to Keith with a pitch or story idea, consider providing information about upcoming local events, news related to town council projects or initiatives in the region. Additionally, topics such as scholarships and support groups would likely be of interest to him given his focus on human interest stories and community-related content.
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Angie Pizana was one of many children who enjoyed the cooling waters of the splash pad at Rieth Park in Goshen on Tuesday.
Egbert Dijkstra, right, has been an assistant soccer coach at NorthWood High School for all but the first few seasons of the 32-year-old program. He is pictured with his son, Kyle, who has been the head coach since 2021.
GOSHEN — As previously reported, operations at The Window, a popular social services nonprofit based in downtown Goshen, has paused its operations with hopes of restructuring its finances, including income
Amber Nielsen, a senior manager with Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors, speaks to members of the Goshen Common Council and other city employees about a proposed Environmental Service Fee that could potentially be imposed on city residents to offset trash removal costs.
GOSHEN — During the second phase of its regular weekly meeting, the Goshen Board of Public Works and Safety discussed the fate of a duplex located at 1006-1008 Zollinger Road
During its regular meeting on Monday afternoon, the Nappanee Board of Public Works and Safety approved the purchase of a Vac-Con Titan truck to be used by the city’s Wastewater
Recipients of the Dr. Walter Anglemeyer Memorial Scholarships and members of the scholarship committee pose during the sixth annual Dr. Walter Anglemeyer Shooting Classic, held at the Nappanee Conservation Club on Saturday, July 11. Pictured, from left are Jacob Handrich, NorthWood High School, who will be attending Indiana Wesleyan University for aviation; Wally Anglemeyer, son of Dr. Walter Anglemeyer; Emilo Garcia, Bremen High School, attending Ivy Tech Community College South Bend’s HVAC program; Katlin Lamb, NorthWood High School, attending North Dakota State University’s agricultural economics and animal science program; and Kenny Yoder, Nappanee Conservation Club. Not pictured is scholarship recipient Isabella Calentine of Bremen High School.
By: Keith Knepp
It may not be in the official Guinness Book of World Records yet, but perhaps one day the “World’s Largest Hoosier Cabinet” will establish itself into that famous ledger.
It’s hard to believe that the Fourth of July is already two weeks in our rearview mirror. Back-to-school sales have already started and teachers are reluctantly preparing their classrooms for
Hazy skies from Canadian wildfires cover Silver Beach and Lake Michigan, Thursday, July 16, 2026, in St. Joseph, Mich.
