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Radio station dedicates new mural in South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — A colorful new addition to South Bend's Lincolnway West corridor was officially dedicated on Thursday. WUBS 89.7 FM unveiled a massive mural on the side of its building. The artwork celebrates the station's decades of gospel music and community outreach. The mural's theme is...
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Michiana Beer Festival back for another year!
SOUTH BEND, IN (WSBT) — The Michiana Festival of Beers is back for another year at Four Winds Field. The event features unlimited samples of beer, wine, mead, seltzers, and ciders from our area and beyond. The festival will also feature live music and food trucks. Proceeds from the...
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Dynasty Sports Film Festival celebrates inaugural year in South Bend
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- On Thursday the inaugural Dynasty Sports Film Festival kicked off in South Bend. A documentary that made its global premiere was "Stitch: From the Fields to the Garden" which examines the life of Jacob "Stitch" Duran; an elite cutman. A cutman is the person responsible for preventing and treating physical damage to sports combat fighters.
WNDU
Critically endangered Amur leopard born at Potawatomi Zoo
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This Secluded Indiana Wetland Trail Hides Quirky Artistic Sculptures Right Along the Water
A pack of friendly dogs made entirely of junk guards a quiet marsh trail. Nearby, robots and rockets share the woods with bicycle-part art. I’d be stopping every few steps to see what other oddball creations were hiding along the path. The whole thing sits inside a small Indiana...
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Trunk or Treat in Plymouth Saturday
PLYMOUTH – The Plymouth Park Department is inviting families to River Park Square this Saturday, October 24, for its annual Downtown Halloween event and Trunk or Treat celebration. Trick-or-treaters will be able to collect treats from businesses set up in the River Park Square parking lot from 1:00 to...
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Warsaw library director Joe Fox said he’s looking for cost savings
WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library’s new director Joe Fox said building goodwill with the community is one of his top priorities. And he’s not wasting time. The first few weeks on the job have been a whirlwind as he assesses the library, meets staff, and engages with numerous groups in the community.
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Wagon Wheel Junior Presents ‘Sleepy Hollow The Musical’
Wagon Wheel Junior invites families to celebrate the Halloween season with “Sleepy Hollow the Musical,” running Oct. 23-25 at Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts in Warsaw. Sponsored by Reinholt & Thallemer Eye Care Associates, this family-friendly production features young performers, catchy songs, comedy and spooky surprises, according to a provided news release.
South Bend Tribune
Loading Dock in Buchanan hosts return of locally filmed horror movie
BUCHANAN — A locally filmed horror movie will return to Buchanan this month when "Whispers" is screened at The Loading Dock , giving audiences a chance to revisit the 2008 production and hear directly from its creators afterward. The film will be shown Oct. 25 and Oct. 28 at The Loading Dock, 325 E. Front St., Suite 118, according to a press release. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the movie begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. Following each screening, producer Kurt Struss and director Tom Zuber will participate in a live question-and-answer session, sharing stories from the production and discussing how the film was made. Local residents who participated in the movie also are invited to attend and reconnect with cast members. For Buchanan-area audiences, the event offers an opportunity to revisit locations featured in the film and learn more about a project produced in the community nearly two decades ago. “This is more than a screening of an old horror movie for Halloween,” Kate Gassman, business manager at The Loading Dock, said in the release. “It’s an opportunity to bring a piece of Buchanan’s filmmaking history back to the community and hear the stories behind how the
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Trishaween with Trisha Paytas canceled
Western Michigan University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) event Trishaween with Trisha Paytas has been canceled as of Oct. 22, just nine days before Paytas was set to perform at Miller Auditorium. Western Herald was informed of the cancellation by CAB’s advisor and the Assistant Director of Campus Engagement Tyler...
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New mural pays tribute to South Bend gospel music scene
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - One of the largest murals in South Bend is bringing messages of faith and hope to a busy downtown corner. The work is at 702 Lincolnway West on the side of the WUBS radio broadcasting station. The large-scale artwork was designed and painted by Teresa...
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Chicago sports anchor brings stand-up set to The Acorn
THREE OAKS — Chicago TV sports anchorman Pat Tomasulo always knew he wanted to give stand-up comedy a shot, but wasn’t sure how to go about it – until a colleague’s invitation changed everything. That invitation came from his “WGN Morning News” colleague Mike Toomey, who...
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Could Lafayette Building's demise turn eyes to another building rich in South Bend's Black history?
If the city of South Bend demolishes the fire-damaged Lafayette Building downtown, it would deal a blow to the city’s Black history. The potential demolition could increase the historical value of another building on the city’s west side. The Lafayette Building downtown housed the offices of J. Chester...
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Salute to Veterans concert to benefit Honor Flight Northeast Indiana
WARSAW, Ind. (WOWO) — A benefit concert supporting Honor Flight Northeast Indiana will take place Saturday, November 7, bringing together local musical groups to honor veterans and raise money for future Honor Flight trips. The annual Salute to Veterans Benefit Concert will begin at 2 p.m. at First Baptist...
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Sports film festival kicks off in South Bend this weekend
Film makers and sports celebrities will gather in South Bend this weekend for the first Dynasty Sports Film Festival. Running Thursday through Sunday, the festival will screen 39 sports-themed films, with 35 of them competing in juried voting. The venues include the Century Center’s Bendix Theater, the Morris Performing Arts Center, and City Church, which occupies the former South Bend Tribune press building.