Good morning, Mishawaka.

Blueberry Ranch is hosting its final u-pick event this Saturday near Mishawaka as owner John Nelson retires after 50 years and seeks a new owner to keep the tradition going.

Frozen blueberries will remain available after this season.

Quinn Cabin, a restored log cabin built in 1896 by George W.

Miles on Kale Island, opens for a public house tour Saturday, Aug. 29 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Conservancy Foundation’s Between-The-Lakes Preserve — showing local history.

Gray Media and local WNDU TV offer a 10‑week, part‑time sales training program for college students seeking hands‑on experience in media sales starting this Fall.

The program, posted July 30, is available in South Bend and could lead to full‑time opportunities.

The Mishawaka Fire Department is accepting applications for its 2027 recruitment, requiring candidates to pass the CPAT before the written exam.

The schedule includes a Sept. 28 registration deadline, Oct. 9 and 16 practice sessions + final testing on Oct. 24, with later details for lateral candidates.

Gov. Mike Braun announced on Thursday, July 30 that Indiana has joined a federal BALANCE demonstration to expand access to GLP-1 weight loss drugs for Medicaid recipients with obesity; under the plan, manufacturers charge $245 per month while the state pays $85 per person.

Health officials reported that Kosciusko County recorded 15 new cyclosporiasis cases on July 30, raising its total to 46, while Elkhart County holds 58 and Berrien and Cass had no new cases + Michigan added about 400 infections nationwide linked to iceberg lettuce.

Tommy Ahneman, a Notre Dame basketball power forward, showed renewed strength at a late-June open practice at Rolfs Hall after missing most of last season due to injury + he said he is ready to contribute more as he embraces his return.