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Bremen brings wealth of talent back in 2024
BREMEN, Ind. (WNDU) - It’s always a positive when the starting quarterback, top two rushers, and leading wide receiver return. These key players, along with others, are back and ready to lead Bremen in the 2024 season. “When you have that in the summer, you hit the ground running...
Gary repeals welcoming ordinance amid threats from AG Rokita
Three of the four municipalities threatened with legal action by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita have rescinded their local immigration policies. (Photo/Marilyn Odendahl) The Gary Common Council repealed the city’s welcoming ordinance last week, becoming the third municipality to change or rescind its immigration policy, after being threatened with a lawsuit by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita.
Warsaw Community High School celebrates 20th anniversary of Fribley Field dedication
WARSAW, Ind. (WANE) — Warsaw Community High School celebrated the 20th anniversary of the dedication of Fribley Field on Saturday. The anniversary celebration, which included military involvement, football scrimmages and honoring Fribley’s Family and other members of Warsaw Young Tiger Football and Cheerleading, marked 20 years since Warsaw Community High School dedicated the field to Fribley in October 2004.
Why Notre Dame football added a director of analytics to Marcus Freeman's support staff
SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman confirmed the recent addition of Anthony Treash as director of analytics. In his newly created role, “(Treash) would be a guy that helps you out, using the book during the game, but also a guy that can evaluate trends of prospects, trends of your...
Christian Gray on His Mindset: 'Always Win...You Want to Come Onto the Field Like You the Best'
After Notre Dame Football's practice on August 15, cornerback Christian Gray spoke with members of the media. He talked about how much more comfortable he is this fall camp, what Coach Mickens point of emphasis was this offseason,�
West Noble Tops Blackhawk in Boys Soccer Opener
The 2A 19th ranked West Noble boys soccer team started the season off strong by defeating 1A #13 FW Blackhawk Christian squad on the road 4-1. The game was played tough by both teams but the Chargers strong defense and ball movement allowed the visitors to come home with a win. Eddie Macias scored 2 goals for Chargers while Sebastian Carrillo and Julian Campos each netted 1 goal each. The Chargers fell 4-1 in the JV game.
Corteva Opens New Seed Distribution Facility in Anderson
Corteva Agriscience has officially opened its new regional seed distribution facility in Anderson, Indiana. Officials with the Indianapolis-based company cut the ribbon Thursday on the 300,000-square-foot facility, which is at 4210 West 67th Street, near exit 226 of I-69 on the south side of Anderson. The property, which was built...
Man arrested after shooting injures two in South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — A man is behind bars after an early morning shooting injured two people in South Bend. It happened around 2:45 a.m. Sunday. According to police, an officer patrolling the area of Johnson and Rupel Streets heard gunshots, then received a ShotSpotter alert that led them to North Johnson Street.
Greater Elkhart Chamber Economic Update featuring guest Tom Jalics
ELKHART, Ind. -- The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce will host an Economic Update on Aug. 21 at the Crystal Ballroom in the Lerner Theatre at around 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. with registration and networking beginning at 11:15 a.m. The economic Update Luncheon will feature economic expert Chief Market...
What To Know About Peacock’s Notre Dame Football Series ‘Here Come The Irish’
Peacock is set to premiere Here Come The Irish, an docuseries following the University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team this season. The series will premiere on Aug. 29 and will drop episodes all season long. The series offers an unprecedented look into the lives of the players and coaches, both on and off… Continue reading What To Know About Peacock’s Notre Dame Football Series ‘Here Come The Irish’
Granger man injured in motorcycle crash on Old U.S. 20
A Granger man suffered severe injuries after he lost control of his motorcycle while entering a turn on Old U.S. 20 in Elkhart County. The collision happened around 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, near Lexington Park Drive. The 41-year-old man’s Harley Davidson struck the front wheel of a vehicle...
Scattered showers Sunday then dry week
Spotty showers will linger this evening before letting up for a few hours around midnight. A few spotty hit or miss showers will re-develop later tonight into Sunday morning. These showers will persist into Sunday afternoon before ending near dinnertime. Temperatures will stay mild tonight due to the humidity, likely in the mid 60s. The upper-low responsible for the rain showers will move out of here Sunday night which will cool us down into next week and turn skies mostly sunny by Monday. Temperatures will hold in the 70s through Thursday with very comfortable conditions. Next week looks dry every single day. The heat and humidity return next weekend with highs possibly in the 90s and dew points well into the 60s/70s.
Returning starters boosting Concord into 2024 season
The Concord Minutemen are poised to contend for the Northern Lakes Conference trophy. Concord is a veteran team all around, with juniors and seniors starting at every position. It'll be anchored offensively by returning QB Bo Brunner and RB Jaron Thomas, who committed to Purdue over the summer. Defensively, the...
14 days until Notre Dame football: Talking Associated Press Poll numbers
With 14 days remaining until Notre Dame kicks off against Texas A&M, Blue & Gold takes a look at some relevant Associated Press Poll tidbits. The post 14 days until Notre Dame football: Talking Associated Press Poll numbers appeared first on On3.
How Notre Dame football plans to learn from gambling scandal that shut down men's swimming
SOUTH BEND — When Notre Dame suspended its men’s swimming program for at least one year, in part due to internal gambling activities, Thursday’s announcement hit home for Marcus Freeman and his Notre Dame football team. “It’s a great reminder for you as the head coach to make sure your student-athletes, your coaching staff, everybody a part of your program understands the rules and the expectations,” Freeman said after Saturday’ scrimmage at Notre Dame Stadium. “This is...
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