Good morning, Mishawaka.

Move-in activities began on Friday at the University of Notre Dame and Holy Cross College as traffic delays signaled the return of thousands of students, with heavy traffic expected to continue through Sunday.

The City added 20 goats delivered Tuesday, Aug.

18 to expand its herd to 48 for trimming invasive vegetation along riverbanks and parks. Officials say the cost-efficient method protects native habitats and reduces chemical use (via Goats On The Go).

MACOG and its partners will host public information sessions on the Rail Corridor Study focused on railroad crossing safety on Sept.

16 and 17 at Moran Elementary School in Osceola. Sessions run from 6 to 8 p.m. and offer residents a chance to share feedback before potential solutions are developed.

Concord Athletic Director Rick Court discussed the newly renovated Jake Field and highlighted its role in a spirited rivalry with Elkhart HS.

He said the upgraded facility is expected to boost local sports excitement + community pride.

Saint Joseph's girls flag football team won 46-0 against Riley on Aug.

19, showcasing multi-sport talent in the NIC. Coaches report that the sport is growing as eight NIC schools have teams + more than 100 teams statewide now compete.

Local high schools ignited Friday night with crosstown rivalries & spirited nonconference matchups as part of the first edition of Friday Night Frenzy, offering fans a glimpse of key plays and exciting gridiron action.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman said young players must trust their journey and work hard to earn playing time (as only 11 players can be on the field at once) ahead of the season opener at Lambeau Field on Sunday, Sept.

6.