Good morning, Mishawaka.

Premier Arts will debut Sister Act The Musical at the Lerner Theater on Friday, Oct.

16, with a special youth cast performance on Saturday (Oct. 17) produced with Friends of The Lerner and Boling Vision Center; the production runs through Oct. 18.

Freshman Jonaz Walton ran for 181 yards and two touchdowns, including a 97-yard score, as No. 3 Notre Dame routed Stanford 58-7 on Saturday for its 16th straight win.

Notre Dame football faces a top 10 showdown with BYU next Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium (after freshman Jonaz Walton broke the school record with 181 rushing yards last game), setting the stage for a deep backfield challenge.

Reporter Isaiah Dunn spoke with former Notre Dame player Malachi Fields, who now plays as a wide receiver for the New York Giants + he explained how his journey transitioned from college life to the NFL.

The conversation took place Saturday, Oct. 10, celebrating local pride.

On Saturday, Oct. 10, Notre Dame football beat Stanford 58-7 at Notre Dame Stadium (attendance 77,622) with key runs and scoring passes driving a commanding win.

Local high school girls soccer teams won their sectional titles on Oct.

10 as South Bend Saint Joseph, Mishawaka Marian, and Trinity Academy each posted commanding wins; they will compete in regional semifinals on Oct. 14 at local venues.

South Bend Saint Joseph boys tennis team won its third straight IHSAA semi-state title on Saturday at the Gable Tennis Center in Culver by defeating Culver Academy 5-0.

The 21-1 Huskies advanced to Friday’s state quarterfinal against Fort Wayne Carroll at North Central High School.