Good morning, Mishawaka.

Angels in the Attic will host its largest annual fundraiser for women and children fleeing domestic abuse on May 7 at Chicory Event Center (114 W.

First St) with a live runway show, silent auction, and raffles to raise funds for critical support.

Girls on the Run Michiana is celebrating its eight-week program for girls with two 5K events, with one at 9:30 a.m. on May 9 in Elkhart at Trinity United Methodist Church and another at 9:30 a.m. on May 16 in South Bend at Potawatomi Park (drawing about 2,000 attendees).

The Linden Avenue Farmer’s Market will open Saturday, May 9 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Center, 1522 Linden Ave, with five monthly events through Sept. offering fresh produce, live DJ shows and family-friendly entertainment from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive will take place Saturday, May 9 as letter carriers collect nonperishable donations for the Food Bank of Northern Indiana.

Residents should drop off items by 8 a.m. to help meet a 100,000-pound goal.

Michiana basketball coach Brian Foster was hit by a semi on Friday night and suffered severe neck injuries while undergoing emergency-surgery with more expected, as community prayers, a Mass and a GoFundMe support his family.

The United Religious Community of St. Joseph County is hosting a revamped National Day of Prayer event tomorrow at the Encore Center with doors opening at 7:15 a.m. and a program ending before 9 a.m.; tickets are $40 per person (or $300 per table, $275 for members).

Following an FDA report, Aldi removed Specially Selected crème brûlée desserts from Indiana shelves due to possible glass fragments.

Shoppers with the product are advised to return it for a refund or discard it securely (use-by date 5/9).

Cayden Stockbridge (a local baseball standout) won the South Bend Tribune Preseason Baseball Player of the Year poll, earning recognition from local fans.