Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Mishawaka.
ADEC celebrates 50 years of its Ride A Bike fundraiser to support people with disabilities.
The event will take place on Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds (17746 County Road 34).
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana and former Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw team up today for Meals with Muffet food drive to fight hunger in Michiana.
The effort coincides with Hunger Action Day (Food Bank CEO Marijo Martinec calls for community support amid rising demand for assistance).
South Bend International Airport held a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday when it introduced new food and drink options from Skydine after replacing South Bend Chocolate Company.
Phase 2 will add a post-security gift shop and restaurant expected to finish by March or April.
Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Dan Lamb said farmers face high input costs, unpredictable crop prices and shifting trade with China and Brazil.
Corn and soybean growers are under pressure, and Lamb urged local communities to retain control over farmland development decisions today.
Archer Veldman won his appeal to keep 48 weekly hours of in-home nursing care after state officials proposed cutting his benefits to 32 hours, and a local reporter faced delays when seeking comments from FSSA (the state agency), highlighting challenges for families needing consistent care.
South Bend-Elkhart Regional Partnership opened its new office with a ribbon cutting on Sept.
25 at 358 S. Elkhart Ave — the move brings staff closer to local projects and partners driving regional growth.
The St. Joseph County Department of Health hosted a free car seat safety clinic on Tuesday morning at the NW Neighborhood Center in South Bend (where certified technicians helped families install car seats correctly).
The struggling Washington High School football team remains united with strong camaraderie despite an 0-6 record, with players attending practice six days a week.
Coach Jay Johnson said the team values building character & resilience as they work to turn their season around.
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