Kristen and Jason Touw happily pose on the porch of the “big house” located on Wagon Wheel Farm, Sarah Wells Trail, in Goshen. After long negotiations with inheritors of the property, the Touw offer to purchase was finally accepted. ( Geri Corey) 'We get to keep the farm': The Touw family's worries yield to joy The Touw family is pleased to announce that they’ll be staying on to live and work their beloved Wagon Wheel Farm. The good... Local News 13 Feb 2020 | 03:55
The Touw family stopped working long enough to pose for a family portrait. From left: Jason Touw, holding his son, Owen, 4; daughter Baylie, 12; and Kristin, holding son, Emmett, 16-months old. With them are two eight-month-old calves that Baylie just adores, along with her two rabbits, which she’s often seen carrying around in a basket. Baylie is already a big help on the farm. Missing from the photo is seventeen-year-old Samuel, who was working at the time. ( Geri Corey) Touw family may be uprooted from the farm they call home Jason and Kristin Touw, along with their four children, live in fear of losing the farm they’ve come to love. Jason is working... Local News 17 Oct 2019 | 08:10
Tricentennial Ball Committee chairs Elizabeth Long, John Redman, and Linda Clark look over historical church documents at the First Presbyterian Church in Goshen, which is celebrating its 300th anniversary in 2020, starting with the ball on Oct. 19. ( Photo: Geri Corey) Tricentennial Ball on Oct. 19 celebrates milestone of historic church The First Presbyterian Church in Goshen, founded in 1720, will be celebrating its 300th anniversary next year. To kick off... Entertainment 02 Oct 2019 | 12:48
