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Library and History Center bring Holiday Magic with Santa and live reindeer Nov. 21
NILES, Mich. (WSBT) — A holiday event featuring Santa, live reindeer and seasonal activities is coming to Niles this November. The Niles District Library and Niles History Center are organizing Holiday Magic on Saturday, November 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities will take place at several locations, including the library at 620 East Main Street.
amishamerica.com
Amish Country Homeowner: Board Would’ve Pushed This Overgrown Business Off Farmland Long Ago “If It Was Amish-Owned”
A local resident whose home sits next to a fast-growing business in the Nappanee Amish community says officials would have forced the company off farmland years ago – “if [the business] was Amish-owned.”. The business in question is called PWI, which builds custom cranes, mezzanines, and other manufacturing...
South Bend Tribune
Charter school moves forward with plans to move into Clay after ruling
SOUTH BEND — Career Academy Network of Public Schools (CANOPS) officials say they're moving forward with plans to move Career Academy High School into the former Clay High School building for the 2028-29 school year, following the court decision requiring South Bend schools to make the building available for purchase or lease. This follows the Oct. 26 announcement that a judge sided with Career Academy in a years-long legal battle over Clay, reversing an earlier decision that said SBCSC could retain ownership of the building. During a press conference Oct. 29, CANOPS CEO Jeremy Lugbill said the network plans to move Career Academy from its current building it shares with the middle school into Clay, to be ready to open for the start of the 2028-29 school year. State law requires a school district that closes a public school to sell or lease the building for $1 to a charter school that says it wants to buy or lease the building. The middle school would stay in the current building, at 3810 Crescent Circle. "We are cramped from a space standpoint," Lugbill said of the current arrangement, adding that students are looking forward to having a gym, more classroom space
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Goshen Passes Fire, Police Pay Ordinances After Both Departments See Restructuring
GOSHEN — Goshen Common Council has adopted the 2027 salary ordinances for the police and fire departments. The ordinances were not passed when council adopted 2027 compensation for other city employees on Oct. 12 because one of the collective bargaining units had not voted in time. Fire Chief Anthony...
WOWO News
Congressman Rudy Yakym announces Election Day schedule
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WOWO) — Republican Congressman Rudy Yakym has announced his schedule for Election Day on Tuesday, November 3, including plans to cast his ballot in Elkhart and host an election night gathering in South Bend. Yakym, who represents Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District, is scheduled to vote at New...
Times-Union Newspaper
Warsaw Adult Education Earns First Program Of Excellence Designation
Warsaw Adult Education (WAE) has earned its first Program of Excellence designation from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, recognizing WAE’s achievements during the 2025–26 program year. Warsaw Adult Education is one of 39 adult education programs statewide to receive the designation. Established in 2022-23, the recognition honors...
News Now Warsaw
Growth Summit in Warsaw enters third year with six speakers and a guest panel
WARSAW — The Warsaw Growth Summit returns for a third year on Nov. 11 at the Warsaw PAC. This year, all six featured speakers, including founder and organizer Keith Sampson, are published authors. The 49-year old area resident is a graduate of Grace College and owns Cloud 9 Multisport,...
WNDU
Crowds brave ‘Blackout Night’ at South Bend neighborhood haunted house
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Greenbush Brewing aims to reopen before 2027
SAWYER — When Greenbush Brewing Co. first opened in Sawyer about 15 years ago, it was among the first of its kind for the county. Now, one of the original co-owners is trying to give it a comeback but he has different circumstances to work with. The business grew...
WNDU
SBCSC investigation tops $60K, probe ongoing
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - An ongoing inquiry into the South Bend Community School Corporation has grown into multiple branches spanning finances and district personnel — costing taxpayers just over $60,000, according to SBCSC Board Attorney Peter Agostino. So far, there is no firm end date in sight. District...