Good morning, Mishawaka.

The Bone Frog Open benefit, hosted by the Uncommon Grit SEAL Foundation, honored veterans, first responders, and military families at Notre Dame.

The event highlighted local support for those who serve.

A guide of events from Sept.

21-27 offers community activities including festivals, film screenings, and local gatherings at venues like Ironworks Plaza, St. Patrick’s County Park, and other regional spots — check schedules and register online as needed.

Akron Elementary and Tippecanoe Valley High School will host Literacy Under The Lights at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct.

8, on the football field in Mishawaka, connecting students with athletes and offering a light meal plus autographs and photos.

John Patrick University has launched a new bridge program for limited-scope radiographers to earn up to 21 credits toward an Associate degree in radiologic technology.

The flexible 16-month hybrid program — designed for working adults with online and clinical components — meets South Bend’s demand for full-scope imaging professionals.

Purdue Extension experts say Verticillium wilt causes one-sided wilting and discoloration in trees and shrubs in the region.

They advise homeowners to prune dead limbs, care for stressed plants & send samples to Purdue’s diagnostic lab if infection is suspected.

Thousands of storm survivors across 19 counties will have 15-60 percent of their SNAP benefits automatically added to EBT cards on or around Sept.

26 after federal approval announced by Governor Braun (delivering up to $10 million in aid), while state officials extend emergency hotel vouchers for 30 days.

Head coach Marcus Freeman held Monday’s news conference as Notre Dame prepares to face Purdue—he stressed trust and accountability behind the scenes and noted that coaches challenge players privately to keep the team focused on the game.