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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With June officially here, many families will be taking some sort of break from the norm and heading out on a summer trip.
Amish boys watch a farm safety demonstration on Wednesday, June 3, as part of Amish Safety Day in rural Nappanee.
NAPPANEE — NorthWood High School graduated 214 in the Class of 2026 Friday night.
NAPPANEE — A few hundred members of the Amish community in rural Nappanee came together Wednesday afternoon to learn more about keeping themselves and their families safe. The annual “Amish Family Saf...
New Goshen Police Chief Andy Stephenson is sworn into office by Goshen Mayor Gina Leichty during a ceremony held Thursday evening at the Goshen Theater.
GOSHEN — Seven new Goshen High School incoming seniors were officially welcomed to the city of Goshen government as part of the annual Youth Advisor program. A swearing-in ceremony took
By: Keith Knepp, Nappanee Pace
NorthWood High School varsity trap team member Matthew Nettrourer finished in second place in the 2026 Indiana High School State Clay Target Tournament, held in Fishers. Nettrour’s effort earned him all-state honors for the season.
Nappanee Police Officer Justin McLaughlin adjusts a body armor vest on Jace French during a demonstration of police equipment as part of Camp Hero, which was held at Nappanee Elementary School this week.
Seemingly wherever I go, there’s someone who wants to talk about The Nappanee Pace. Usually, it’s someone who I know who wants to say ‘thank you’ for bringing the newspaper
