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John Eash-Scott

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Photos by John Eash-Scott

    Michiana Mennonite Relief Sale in Goshen supports global charity (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — The line for apple fritters stretched far on Friday and Saturday as the Michiana Mennonite Relief Sale warmed up. The event, at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds, is an annual tradition for many Mennonites in the area. The relief sale is a two-day fundraiser for Mennonite Central Committee, a Mennonite nonprofit global charity organization dedicated to relief, development and peace. MCC was founded in 1920 and receives donations from the Mennonite Church. John Eash-Scott is a reporte

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · John Eash-Scott | The Nappanee Pace

    Nappanee Apple Festival: Grannies and galas (opens the original)

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    NAPPANEE — The Nappanee Apple Festival brought family-friendly fun and apples to downtown Nappanee last weekend. The festival, which was celebrating its 50th year, is an annual destination for many residents of northern Indiana and southwest Michigan. Despite the rain midday on Saturday, the streets were still relatively full of people enjoying apple products. Fall begins Tuesday. Which fall flavor would you pick first to celebrate the new season?

  3. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Photos by John Eash-Scott | The Goshen News

    Corn dogs, corn dogs and more in Bristol (opens the original)

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    BRISTOL — The sweet and salty aroma of fresh corn dogs wafted through the air at Congdon Park in Bristol on Saturday, as the Bristol Corndog Festival bustled in full swing. The event, which was created by Bristol On The River, featured five musical acts, about two dozen food vendors and one corn dog eating contest presented by First State Bank. John Eash-Scott is a reporter for The Goshen News. He can be reached at john.eashscott.tgn@gmail.com. Will you be attending this year’s Nappanee Appl

  4. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · John Eash-Scott | The Goshen News

    Elkhart County 4-H Livestock Auction sets records (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — For the fourth year in a row, the Elkhart County 4-H Fair’s livestock auction has broken its record for the amount of money raised. This year, the combined total of each sale at the fair’s auction was $2,156,109.75, a whopping $150,668 more than last year’s total. In the past 10 years, the record has been broken eight times. The beef auction was the largest of the sales, with $648,559.90 worth of beef sold. The swine auction was not far behind, at $509,119.79. Will you be attend

  5. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · John Eash-Scott | The Goshen News

    FAIR FACES: 4-H Camera Corps member enjoys chronicling the fair (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — During the fair, most 4-H members are busy showing their animals, working concessions or enjoying themselves. Some, however, have decided that their fair week is better spent behind a camera. Charity Wesco is one member of the Elkhart County 4-H Camera Corps. At different events during the Elkhart County 4-H Fair, attendees might see the Camera Corps’ green shirts and wildly different cameras. John Eash-Scott is a reporter for The Goshen News. He can be reached at john.eashscott.tgn

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