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Due to additional utilities that were uncovered during the excavation, Olive Street will again be closed just north of Lincoln from Monday, March 1, through Friday, March 5. Olive Street will be open to traffic this weekend.

Due to the weather, the closure on Olive Street north of Lincoln Avenue was postponed until Monday, Feb. 22 through Friday, Feb. 26 . NIPSCO is working to relocate a gas main in this area, and crews will need to remove and excavate underneath the roadway. Traffic will be detoured onto Steury Avenue to avoid […]

Goshen’s annual air and fireworks show that takes place at the Goshen Municipal Airport and is attended by thousands of residents, will be pushed back until further notice this year. Organizers of America’s Freedom Fest announced today, Feb. 19, that the 2021 edition, slated for Saturday, July 10 at the Goshen Municipal Airport has been postponed […]

Goshen Water Utility customers should pay close attention to their water systems over the next few days as temperatures drop into the single digits and below. Although recent excavations have only shown the frost depth to be 1 foot deep, the frost depth will drive deeper with the predicted daytime and nighttime temperatures. Goshen Utilities […]

The City of Goshen and the Goshen Arts Council are seeking valuable community input on ways to improve the arts and culture scene here. With plans to continue building new programs that will enhance the arts and culture landscape in Goshen, City staff and artists are turning to residents for suggestions on how best to […]

All City offices will close at noon Thursday, December 31, and will be closed all day Friday, January 1 in observance of New Year’s Day. Trash collection services will be normal on New Year’s Eve, off on New Year’s Day, and delayed by a day afterward.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Goshen Utilities Business Office will close this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. The office will make any necessary adjustments to accommodate customers who need to pay their water bill. Water utilities customers needing to make a payment can do so by going to https://goshenindiana.org/water-&-sewer-billing and scrolling down to the PayGov link […]

Today, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman is happy to announce that the City of Goshen has received Spotlight Community recognition from the Indiana Arts Commission. Goshen is one of only four cities in the State to be selected for this competitive program this year. The designation comes with an invitation to apply for the state Cultural District […]

This is an important update about Ordinance 5073. But before getting into the details of this update, the City would like to clarify what transpired the night of the council meeting Monday, Dec. 7: City Officials determined after the meeting—and after the broadcast of that meeting—that the ordinance was not approved on second reading on […]

Shanklin Park, 411 W. Plymouth Ave., will be the new location for the Center for Healing and Hope COVID-19 testing site beginning Monday, Dec. 14. The change of location is an effort to create a better-suited space for the vehicular traffic the site generates. The Center for Healing and Hope is a drive-through testing site […]