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Ivy Tech FW/Warsaw named a 2024 Metallica Scholars College
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – A local community college is getting a boost from a very well-known metal band. Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw is one of 18 community colleges nationwide joining the Metallica Scholars Initiative (MSI) this year. Ivy Tech be receiving a $75,000 grant to enhance the student experience across career and technical education programs.
Warsaw Code Enforcement Continues A Number Of Cases
Seven cases were continued at the Warsaw code enforcement hearing Tuesday. Cathy Wade provided an update on a house at 815 E. Clark St. Building Inspector Robert Hurford did an inspection on Monday, and the bathroom was not finished; however, Wade stated that later that night, the bathroom was completed. She provided photos of the water running. Wade stated that an obstacle to completing the updates was that NIPSCO projected it would take up to six weeks to install a gas meter. Gas is needed for her hot water heater and gas stove.
Marshall County Economic Development Corporation CEO Provides Update to Plymouth Redevelopment Commission
CEO of the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation Greg Hildebrand made a presentation to the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission during their recent meeting on his office’s activities saying that there had been $170 million in capital investment in the county that had a $20 million effect on payrolls. He said...
Local limit set for water used by Amazon, others. Amazon to help pay for expanded services.
St. Joseph County commissioners on Tuesday approved an agreement with the town of New Carlisle that, as expected, would limit the total amount of water drawn from the area’s Kankakee Aquifer as new developments by Amazon and General Motors-Samsung are expected to slurp large amounts of water. As The Tribune reported in June,...
St. Joseph County Dept. of Health hosting back-to-school vaccine clinics
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - Believe it or not, the school year is just around the corner. Are your kids up to date on their vaccinations?. If not, the St. Joseph County Department of Health is making sure every student is ready for the 2024-2025 school year!. The health...
Michigan Expecting Bitter Cold Temperatures In Extended Forecast
Many Michigan residents want to hang on to summer as long as possible to enjoy the sunshine and warm weather. But, for those who are anticipating the fall season and cooler temps, they may be here soon. And it could feel more like winter than fall in Michigan as bitterly cold weather is expected to grip the Great Lakes state this season.
All Elkhart Community Schools students eligible for free meals this school year
ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - Officials with Elkhart Community Schools say all students will be provided with free meals for the upcoming school year. The district says one complete breakfast and one complete lunch will be provided to each student every school day throughout the 2024-25 school year. Families are not...
Semi stuck under bridge after collision on Lafayette street near Four Winds Field
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — A traffic alert for anyone going near Four Winds Field. A semi hit the train bridge on Lafayette Street near South Street just before 10 a.m. The semi got stuck under the bridge but the trailer was damage. Crews are working to get it...
Elkhart ArtWalk and free Lerner on the Lawn concert Thursday
ELKHART, Ind. --- Downtown Elkhart will go country Thursday for July's Elkhart ArtWalk and free Lerner on the Lawn concert presented by Premier Arts. The "Boot Scootin' Boogie" themed evening will go from 5 to 8 p.m. At 6 p.m., Nashville Crush will perform on Central Green. No tickets are...
North Central Indiana Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway in South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Local family social service organization, Geminus, announced it will be holding a North Central Indiana Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway at Advancing Christ Kingdom Ministries on Tuesday, July 30. On Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., organizers invite families from Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall, and St. Joseph Counties...
Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety Hears Updates on Streets and Roads
Street Department Superintendent Jimmy Marquardt updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety (BPWS) on streets and roads. Marquardt informed the board that Rieth-Riley Construction is tentatively scheduled to start the Community Crossings street and sidewalk projects on August 9, 2024. If weather permits they expect to complete work by September 14, 2024. That work includes portions of Garro St., Fourth St., Washington St., Bayless St., Miner St, Clinton St., and Monroe St.
Popular Mexican restaurant not for sale, property available
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — Hold on to your chips and salsa, Hacienda isn’t for sale. Those with Hacienda restaurant are hoping to clear up some confusion about for sale signs in front of several locations. Officials say Hacienda isn't going anywhere but the three properties that are being...
Man accused of attempting to start gas well on fire seen in court for pretrial conference
A man who allegedly tried to start a gas station gasoline well on fire was in court last week for his pretrial conference. Abraham Villegas Jr. was arrested in June after the Marathon Gas Station on Main St.’s owner told police he had seen a man attempting to light a gasoline well on fire.
Notre Dame set to reveal Shamrock Series uniforms for 2024 game vs. Army
The point in summer has come where the Notre Dame video team is at it again. With fall practice for football starting up in just over a week, the crew has been busy shooting what has become an annual video reveal for the Shamrock Series game uniforms each fall. They...
Non-profit holding Lapaz Auto Mania Saturday
PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- Operation Lend a Hand is hosting a benefit car show in the parking lot of Lapaz Diner and Macs Market on Saturday from 3 to 7 p.m., with all proceeds going to local non-profits. You can pre-register your car online, here, or in person on Saturday. The...
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