Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Mishawaka.
Kohn Park held its ribbon cutting on Sept.
18 in downtown Sawyer, transforming a former fire station into a community space for local residents to gather (a sign of renewed community spirit).
Notre Dame running backs will seek to unlock big plays in their next contest against Michigan State, with coach Freeman emphasizing the need for explosive runs.
Meanwhile, Kohn Park opened in Sawyer on Saturday, Sept. 18 — a former fire station now serving as a new community space.
The History Museum is displaying South Bend Tribune excerpts that capture local events from 1904 to 1961, featuring a 1951 stock car race at the South Bend Motor speedway.
The collection highlights moments in our area’s past & community milestones that show how local events have evolved over time.
Holy Cross College and Notre Dame are launching a college program for military veterans starting next fall.
Up to five veterans will live on campus, have a meal plan, and join club activities (offering a smaller college setting paired with university benefits).
Notre Dame beat Michigan State 27-10 in a game that marked its 13th straight win by double digits (members of the 1966 championship team visited campus ahead of the home opener against Rice).
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