Good morning, Mishawaka.

City officials announced that the Miracle Field Project in Mishawaka will begin renovation in July after 60 years of no updates—this first phase will add new restrooms, a larger parking lot, and improved handicap entrances while planning for sports courts, a splash pad, and a playground.

Mishawaka held a National Workers Memorial Day service to honor workers who lost their lives or were injured on the job.

Common Council President Gregg Hixenbaugh stressed the importance of shared responsibility for improving workplace safety.

School districts are preparing for future budget challenges as Senate Bill 1 cuts property tax revenue—funds used for transportation, facilities and administration may be lower in the coming years.

Administrators say they are working with advisors to adjust budgets while homeowners benefit from lower tax bills.

Indiana veterans saw some wins—like increased life insurance for National Guard members and the reinstated property tax deduction for disabled veterans—but also faced setbacks as lawmakers broadened the veteran definition and left other key benefits unaddressed.

Lawmakers updated some benefits and critics say many important issues remain unresolved as the session closed.

The City of Mishawaka has completed the new Juday Creek Water Treatment Plant and six wellfields to ensure clean drinking water for today and the future.

The $40 million facility on Veterans Parkway uses advanced filtration technology to boost capacity from 8.2 million gallons per day to 15 MGD—preparing the city for future residential, commercial, and industrial growth.

Trasna: Irish Folk Duo Performance

7-9:30 p.m. — Carnegie Library Special Events — Tickets required — Experience an energetic performance blending traditional Irish melodies with a modern twist by Trasna.

Mishawaka Wednesday Singo Bingo

6-7 p.m. — Sun King Mishawaka — Free to play — Compete in exciting rounds of Singo Bingo for a chance to win fun prizes like gift cards.