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South Bend Cubs gearing up for last home stand of 2024 season
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - If you’re looking to enjoy one more night out at the ballpark before summer ends, you need to act fast! The South Bend Cubs kick off a nine-game home stand on Friday night, but it’s their last nine home games of the season. The Beloit Sky Carp will be in town for a three-game series before the Great Lakes Loons come to South Bend for a six-game series next week. After that, the Cubs will hit the road for their last six games of the season. The Cubs have a lot planned for their last...
Warm weekend, hot next week
A pleasant summer weekend is in the forecast, temperatures rise and humidity surges next week. Highs will rise near 90 this weekend, the humidity goes up but will not be extreme. The hottest days are Monday through Wednesday, when the heat index could be around 95 degrees or higher. The chance of rain is extremely low, an isolated shower could pop Sunday, but the best chance of rain may not comes until next Friday, and even that looks sketchy. Drought. will continue to worsen.
Notre Dame students moving in this weekend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - There’s lots of excitement over at the University of Notre Dame as students move in for the fall semester!. Traffic around campus was backed up on Friday, but the energy on campus was vibrant. Parents dropped off their students at their corresponding dorm. That’s...
What did Micah Shrewsberry learn from Notre Dame men's basketball tour of Spain?
SOUTH BEND — For 10 days in August, Notre Dame men’s basketball did more than just basketball. The Irish visited a bullring. They saw a soccer match. They swam off a catamaran in the Mediterranean Sea. They ate strange foods and navigated strange streets and saw sights that they otherwise would only read about in books. ...
Gigem247 talks about how the heat could work to A&M's advantage in its season opener against Notre Dame
Gigem247's Jeff Tarpley appeared on ESPN Central Texas this week with host Glenn Smith to discuss Texas A&M coming out of fall camp. The Aggies open up with Notre Dame on August 31 in a nationally televised contest to make the debut of new head coach Mike Elko. As Smith noted, "it isn't going to be as hot there as it is in College Station, and they are going to swelter and could very well melt in this heat down there." Tarp talked about how much of an advantage the Aggies could have playing in the Texas heat.
RVIA Spotlights Forest River’s Leo Akins
The following is a News & Insights report from the RV Industry Association (RVIA). Forest River Corporate General Manager Leo Akins is a longtime RV industry expert whose vast knowledge includes codes and standards, pre-delivery inspection, quality assurance, corporate functions and much more. His interest in the RV industry started...
Goshen College welcomes 37 new employees for 2024-25
Goshen College welcomed 37 new employees for the 2024-25 school year, some of whom began their duties earlier this year. Hilary Arroyo is an assistant professor of nursing. Arroyo received a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Indiana Wesleyan University and a master of science nursing education from Ball State. Arroyo has worked at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Goshen Center for Cancer Care and Goshen Hospital. She comes to Goshen after working as a registered nurse at Oaklawn.
New Indiana Law Designed To Reduce Chronic Absenteeism Could Lead To More Parent Prosecutions
INDIANA — After the death of her parents, an Indianapolis student’s attendance began to lapse — her guardians were busy, and school became a lower priority. Monarca Academy administrators talked to her guardians, and they promised she’d make it to school. But absences continued to stack up and Francisco Valdiosera, executive director of Monarca Academy, referred the case to the Department of Child and Family Services for educational neglect.
Bowen Center breaks ground on $10 million project in Warsaw
WARSAW, Ind. — Bowen Health Clinic has called Kosciusko County home for more than 50 years by providing mental health needs. On Thursday a groundbreaking ceremony took place on a $10 Million project. Since starting as a group of volunteers, the nonprofit has expanded to three other Indiana counties....
Familiar Faces Look To Lead Tigers In New Playoff Class
Coming off of a season that saw the team sharing a Northern Lakes Conference title and playing for a sectional championship, the Warsaw Tiger football team returns plenty of talent and depth for the 2024 campaign that will see the school engaging in one of the biggest changes in program history.
Chautauqua-Wawasee Sets Second Program About The Myaamia For Sept. 7
SYRACUSE – Chautauqua-Wawasee is offering a second program to learn more about the Myaamia people and culture Sept. 7. The Myaamia community is more than just street names and artifacts. They are a contemporary people whose history has shaped many lives in Indiana, according to a news release from Chautauqua-Wawasee.
Whitmer’s Michigan promises unkept as she leans into national profile
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) captured the nation’s attention when rumors swirled she could become Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate. These days, time is running out for the high-profile governor to fulfill the ambitious promises she made as a gubernatorial candidate. Thursday evening, Whitmer called Harris “a total badass” during a highly coveted prime-time speaking […]
Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan
DOWAGIAC — The City of Dowagiac is asking residents to help imagine the future of city parks and recreation opportunities as it prepares to create its new parks and recreation plan. A community parks and recreation plan provides a five-year framework for decisions regarding the establishment, development, and maintenance of recreational programs and facilities. Having […] The post Dowagiac seeks input on parks and recreation plan appeared first on Leader Publications.
Michigan sheriff under investigation for hosting Trump campaign stop
HOWELL, MI – A Michigan sheriff is under investigation by the state Bureau of Elections after he used his department to host former President Donald Trump for a campaign event this week. The investigation into Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy and his office was prompted by two complaints alleging...
Liegl: ‘Forest River’s Looking to the Future in a Big Way’
ELKHART, Ind. – It’s not every day that an industry icon like Forest River Inc. founder and CEO Pete Liegl announces some of his succession plans as he did Wednesday, Aug. 20, (See “Forest River Inc. Announces Management Updates”) in turning over the publicly held company’s daily steerage to three notable senior management members.
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