Good morning, Mishawaka.

Historical records show that in 1900, Mrs. Sarah Hart donated $500 to Epworth Hospital’s building fund and the hospital planned a room to honor her daughter.

This local act of giving remains part of the community's cherished legacy.

The city unveiled the newly renovated Normain Park featuring Pfeil Miracle Field, a baseball field designed for players with disabilities, Saturday.

Mayor Wood said the upgrade fosters inclusion while city staff call for volunteers to support upcoming projects (including a basketball court and tot lot).

Potawatomi Zoo marked its first red panda birth in five years when a male cub, nicknamed (Big Red), was born June 13 and became the sole survivor of a litter of five; zoo staff hand-raised him after his mother, Raya, struggled to care for him, and he is now healthy and growing.

Health officials warn that shredded lettuce at select Taco Bell locations is linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak, and customers should stay alert as the CDC works with suppliers to remove the produce.

Authorities expect the outbreak to continue for several weeks.

Bluey's Big Play

6-9 p.m. — Morris Performing Arts Center — Ticket purchase required — Experience Bluey's beloved adventures come to life in an enchanting theatrical show for kids.