Jon Gard

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jon Gard

ELKHART — Tanner Faus knew he found something special four years ago when he lowered a magnet into the Elkhart River and came across a large iron object. He didn’t know exactly what kind of treasure he’d found until he and his father pulled it out of the water Tuesday using a makeshift crane mounted on a lawn mower. “It had been eating at me for a long time,” said Faus, an Elkhart native with a strong interest in local railroad history.

1 month ago | elkharttruth.com | Jon Gard

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2 months ago | elkharttruth.com | Jon Gard

INDIANAPOLIS — Two Indiana State Police troopers with the Bremen Post were among those honored Tuesday during an awards and recognition ceremony in Indianapolis for their dedication, service, bravery and devotion to the department and the citizens of Indiana. Trooper Matthew Drudge was recognized as the 2024 Trooper of the District for the Bremen Post. This award is given annually to a trooper in each district that personifies integrity, professionalism, and a well-rounded work ethic.

2 months ago | elkharttruth.com | Jon Gard

INDIANAPOLIS — Two Indiana State Police troopers with the Bremen Post were among those honored Tuesday during an awards and recognition ceremony in Indianapolis for their dedication, service, bravery and devotion to the department and the citizens of Indiana. Trooper Matthew Drudge was recognized as the 2024 Trooper of the District for the Bremen Post. This award is given annually to a trooper in each district that personifies integrity, professionalism, and a well-rounded work ethic.

Jul 18, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jon Gard

JON GARD, The Elkhart Truth, Ind. July 18, 2024 at 10:59 PM·3 min readELKHART — City crews, volunteers and residents continued with recovery efforts Thursday after a tornado cut a milelong swath through a residential area earlier in the week. No injuries or deaths were reported in the wake of the twister, which touched down about 12:20 a.m. Tuesday near the Hawthorne Early Learning Center and moved southeast toward South Main Street between Lusher and Hively avenues.