Good morning, Mishawaka.

Salvation Army Kroc Center partners with local organizations to host the annual Red Ribbon March on Oct.

23. The free event begins at 9:30 a.m. at Charles Martin Youth Center + continues to the Kroc Center with a pledge and entertainment to promote a drug-free community.

Several community meals offer dining options this week at local venues including a soup night on Oct.

20 at YMCA O’Brien Center, burger and breakfast events at American Legion posts on Oct. 22 and Oct. 24, plus a fish fry on Oct. 23 + residents should check.

Mercado de la Western is hosting a fall festival celebrating Hispanic heritage in South Bend — community members can look forward to cultural displays and local food offerings.

Mimmo’s Pizza in Mishawaka reflects owner Blake Schirripa’s Italian heritage as he honors his family with each dish inspired by memories of his nonna’s advice (Mangia, mangia).

The restaurant highlights his hard work and commitment to cultural tradition.

Saint Mary's College President Katie Conboy outlined the school’s strategic plan and future goals in a recorded address, detailing initiatives that will shape upcoming programs.

Mishawaka Street Department starts its fall leaf pickup today through Dec.

11, weather permitting—leaves are collected one day before your regular trash pickup, so residents should rake them to the curb’s edge and keep debris away to avoid equipment delays.

Notre Dame lost 28-24 to BYU on Saturday night at LaVell Edwards Stadium as CJ Carr threw 49 passes while the Irish struggled with red-zone efficiency during key drives.

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman said he will not let Leonard Moore’s concussion be an excuse for the team’s pass defense after a loss to BYU.

Notre Dame linebacker Drayk Bowen said BYU offense surprised his team with misdirection in a 28-24 upset on the road; his remarks came after a game that shifted expectations for the Irish.