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Follow your nose: Newest restaurant in downtown South Bend is serving up wood-smoked BBQ
The newest restaurant in downtown South Bend resembles the type of small BBQ diner that might be discovered on a byroad in the southern United States. Much of the furniture has been crafted by Rodney Klockow, one of the owners, and provides the feel of a small outdoor patio with one of the...
Elkhart Fazoli's closed permanently
ELKHART, Ind. -- After several reports on social media of the sudden closure of Fazoli's in Elkhart, ABC57 News verified the closure Friday afternoon when our crew went to the business and found signs taken down and a closure notice on the door. ABC57 initially reached out to the location...
Main Street Stories: Doc. Pierce's Restaurant
MISHAWAKA, Ind. -- Doc. Pierce's story is not only one of intrigue, but of generations. As much as the name would suggest, there are no medical supplies or doctors to be found there except for old prescription bottles used as mantle decorations. The namesake of the restaurant, Dr. Ray Vaughn...
Plymouth Teams Up with Urban Air for Sensory-Friendly Event Series 'Universal Air'
The City of Plymouth has announced a new collaboration with Urban Air Adventure Park, aiming to serve individuals with disabilities and sensory sensitivities through a specially designed event called Universal Air. This sensory-friendly play day is set to unfold over two Sundays, July 21 and August 18 from 8-10 a.m. at the Urban Air location at 3580 Holly Lane N., as reported by the city's news release.
Iced Tea and Books are Always a Good Idea this Summer
Treasureology is always hosting fun events throughout the year, but this weekend is even more fun with free iced tea and free books for everyone. The event welcomes anyone of all ages to come in and cool off with some iced tea, all while finding a new book to enjoy this summer.
First Fridays brings backyard barbecue fun to downtown South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — There will be a backyard barbecue in downtown South Bend this Friday as part of the city's "First Fridays." Part of Michigan Street will be closed as tables are set up in the streets.
Georgie is the perfect mix of bouncy fun and snuggly rest. He's ready to go home with you.
Hello, my name is Georgie, and I am a 4 ½ year old toy poodle. I am a beautiful apricot color and to keep my curls looking their best, I enjoy a regular grooming regiment of daily brushing and going to a professional every three- to six-weeks. Because I am a retired breeder, I am crate trained, although secretly I prefer sleeping on the couch. I’m making progress on house training, and I am a quick learner. I love being around other dogs and don’t like being alone. I would do well in a home with another dog that also likes to socialize and play. Think of the fun we could have bouncing around the backyard, rolling in the grass, chewing on our toys ... for maximum freedom a fenced yard would be wonderful, but I am told it is not a deal breaker if you don’t have one … dog parks are always fun! I don’t bark much, I weigh about 8 pounds, am up to date on vaccinations, heartworm negative, neutered, and have been to the dentist recently. My foster mom says I am smart, and she is helping me to be more trustful of humans. I love to be held and I am great at snuggling — so if you need the perfect size dog to keep your lap warm, give my foster mom, Michelle from Second Chance Small Dog Rescue, a call at 616-949-7813 or e-mail her at m.vangeest@att.net. If you already know that I am the roommate you’ve been looking for, then go to our website and fill out an application. My adoption fee is $450.
Howard Park Summer Concert Series featured “The Resurrection Blues Band”
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - We would be remiss if we didn’t point out that South Bend celebrates first Fridays too. The ‘Howard Park Summer Concert Series’ is a part of those celebrations. It’s a free concert that happens every Friday through October 4th at Howard Park...
St. Joseph County 4-H Fair animal exhibits show how hard work pays off
SOUTH BEND — A few hours before the Wednesday night contests, the stables at the St. Joseph County 4-H Fairgrounds are busy with teenagers brushing their horses. Savannah Metoyer tends to Nala, whose mane she has braided neatly with blue rubber bands. Horse and owner look perfectly in sync.
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