Interview With Taylor Rae
https://youtu.be/5od1B8vL2Ik Globe artist Taylor Rae sits down with Tyson Miller to discuss her new Album "Mad Twenties" as well as her new single "Home On The Road," musical inspirations, and much more! taylorraemusic.com
At The Polls: Election Night 2020
With record numbers of mail in voting both locally and nationally, some still decided that they wanted to vote in person at the polls on November 3rd. Alan Van Dyke was one of those who showed up at the Greencroft polling location on Election Day. "Voting in person in...
South Bend Auto Show
On Saturday, Sept. 12, the South Bend Auto Show attracted over 2,000 people, following social distancing guidelines.
GC Tennis: Insee’s Story
The Goshen College men's tennis team is made up of six individuals, three of which are new to campus, but what may be shocking to learn is that one of these student-athletes committed to the college just a few months ago while being over 8,000 miles away and never...
Hollywood actor Doug Jones anchors the River Bend Film Festival in Goshen
GOSHEN, Ind. — The 2026 River Bend Film Festival happened this past week in Downtown Goshen from Thursday to Saturday. In this year's event Hollywood actor and contortionist Doug Jones served the community as a special guest. I talked to Kyle Hufford, the board chair...
GTOTW: Indu – Greg Freeman
GOSHEN, Ind. — One of the rising voices in the alternative country scene, Greg Freeman, has recently released the lead single to his forthcoming album All Set The Bone, "Indu," a potent and punchy track that gets its title from the sanskrit word for “Moon.” The album,...
Elkhart City Council votes on Moratorium
ELKHART, Ind - The Elkhart City Council held a special public meeting on Aug. 27 to vote on a Moratorium on Data Centers and Battery Storage Systems. The meeting allowed attendees to speak in front of the Council Members for three minutes. We spoke with Mayor Rod...
Continued ICE activity in Elkhart county met with weekly protests
GOSHEN, Ind. — Elkhart County Indivisible has been hosting protests every Saturday morning in August to protest the ongoing ICE activity in the county. An estimated 3-5 people are detained by ICE in Elkhart County every day. While they await updated information from...
GC Softball Clinches Postseason Chance
GOSHEN, Ind. — Goshen College softball managed to clinch a playoff spot in the Crossroads League postseason tournament. After going 17-34 for the season the team closed out the season with a three run loss in the first round of the tournament to Spring Arbor...
Globe Music Presents: Mitch McLane and Neil
GOSHEN, Ind. — Local musicians Mitch McLane and Neil stop by the Globe studios to play some live tracks and talk to Griffin Eash about their musical journeys. Want more from The Globe? Visit our social media pages... Instagram: @911theglobe Facebook: @91.1 The Globe...
GTOTW: American Flag – ISMAY
GOSHEN, Ind. — A new release from up and coming artist ISMAY, American Flag takes our ears for a musical journey, straying to the more electric side of americana as she dabbles in harmonies and high gain electric guitar. ISMAY is an alt-folk artist, real name (Avery...
GTOTW: HAPPY LANDING – Machines
GOSHEN, Ind. — It's no secret that technology can be hard to avoid these days — we need it for work, for fun, for school, even for talking to our family. It should come as no surprise then that a generation raised in the digital age might fear that “we’re all...
Voices for children: The meaning behind the Pinwheel Gardens in Elkhart county
GOSHEN, Ind. — April is the month to spread awareness on Child Abuse Prevention. Child and Parent services have brought awareness by giving away blue pinwheel gardens. These pinwheel gardens are now all over Elkhart County with the count currently over 400 gardens....
GC Opens Stan King Tennis Complex
GOSHEN, Ind. — On Thursday, April 2nd, GC introduced the Stan King Tennis Complex in honor of Goshen Tennis great, Stan King. King hopes the best for GC Tennis and Assistant Coach Pedro Scattolon is excited for the program's future. Want more from The Globe?...