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2020s
536 dated events in 2020s, in order. Part of the full timeline.
21st century 536 dated mentions
2020s
- 20202020 · the George Floyd protests
On 29 and 30 May 2020, hundreds of Fort Wayne residents gathered downtown at the Allen County Courthouse to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Fort Wayne
- 2020Brad Miller's $9.8 million
The largest jackpot won by a Fort Wayne resident: In the record reached, the biggest lottery prize ever claimed by a Fort Wayne resident is the $9.8 million Hoosier Lotto jackpot of Saturday, February 22, 2020, claimed by Brad Miller, a Fort Wayne resident and business owner.
Fort Wayne
- 2020The Ossian shell companies
According to the Justice Department, between December 2020 and August 2022 Sexton created four shell companies and opened accounts at multiple banks; the conspiracy's business-email-compromise and government-program schemes deceived businesses and individuals into wiring money to accounts she controlled…
Fort Wayne
- 2020The Fort Wayne company among the victims
From 2020 through April 2023, the Justice Department's account runs, Ahamad and his conspirators worked business-email-compromise schemes, unemployment-benefits fraud, and Small Business Administration loan fraud…
Fort Wayne
- 2020The Philharmonic in the 2020s: furlough, strike, and a new home
Musicians had taken a 17.5 percent salary cut in 2013; in the pandemic they agreed to further cuts that brought base salary to just over $22,000, and the orchestra furloughed its players in August 2020.
Fort Wayne
- 2020South Bend today
The census of 2020 counted 103,453 people — up 2,285 from 2010, the second increase since the peak after the upturn of 2000 — and the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate holds the city essentially there, at 103,201.
South Bend
- 2020COVID-19: the county's course and toll
The St. Joseph County Department of Health confirmed the county's first COVID-19 death on 26 March 2020: the patient, a man in his eighties with severe comorbidities, is unnamed in the department's release, and unnamed here; the county then stood at twenty-eight confirmed cases.
South Bend
- 2020Three banks in four days · Nahkomie Taylor, February 2020
The robberies: Nahkomie Taylor, 31, had been on parole for armed robbery for less than a month when, on February 18, 2020, he robbed a bank at gunpoint in South Bend.
South Bend
- 2020The note that threatened to kill · Shamond Jenkins, December 2020
The robbery: in December 2020, Shamond Jenkins, 20, of South Bend, went into a bank and handed over a note threatening to kill an employee if the employee did not give him cash; while the employees gathered cash from the teller drawers, he told them repeatedly that he was prepared to kill them.
South Bend
- 2020The SR 933 Pathway
In September 2020 a new twelve-foot-wide pathway opened on the west side of Indiana 933 between Angela Boulevard and Douglas Road, about ten feet from the highway where it divides the University of Notre Dame from Holy Cross College and Saint Mary's College.
South Bend
- 20202020, at its true size
As of March 2020 the fair stood planned on its usual dates: the Lakeville Lions Club's March 2020 newsletter, the club that has kept a food booth at the fair since 1944, carried the St. Joseph County 4-H Fair on its calendar for 3 to 11 July at the fairgrounds, with the club's fair work days set in April.
South Bend
- 2020The rehabilitation hospital at Edison Lakes, 2020
A third hospital on the Edison Lakes ground: In 2020 Edison Lakes gained its third inpatient institution, distinct from both neighbors and easily confused with one of them.
Mishawaka
- 2020The present state of the count
The last word belongs to the present, stated at the record's strength and no stronger: Mishawaka's counted population at the census of 1 April 2020 was 51,063 — the largest count in the city's history, the eighteenth-largest among Indiana's cities, 18.7 percent of its county and 74.3 percent of its township.
Mishawaka
- 2020July 4, 2020: the Main Street bridge protest
The modern record reached carries one Mishawaka unrest datum, and it is dated and sourced: on 4 July 2020, in the summer of the George Floyd protests, about thirty people protested at the Main Street bridge, and a car drove through the protesters, dragging one of them fifty feet and injuring that person.
Mishawaka
- 2020COVID-19 (ii): the health officer's orders, in sequence
Three orders, dated, on the officer's own authority: Public Health Order 1-2020 was issued 3 May 2020 by Dr. Robert M. Einterz, under Indiana Code 16-20-1 and 16-41-9, effective 4 May 2020 at 11:59 p.m. and running to 4 July 2020.
Mishawaka
- 2020The textbook-fee suits of 2020, and the end of the fee
The fees were the district's lawful revenue and the parents' standing grievance for decades; the controversy of 2020 is about what the district did to collect them.
Mishawaka
- 2020Granger Community Church: the succession of 2020
He retired from the United Methodist Church on July 1, 2020, remaining pastor emeritus of the church he had founded.
Granger
- 2020The frame: three townships, one unincorporated ground
The 2020 census counted 30,337 people; the 2010 census, as the place's published article carries it, counted 30,465.
Granger
- 2020Density and rank, dated: Granger among Indiana's places at the 2020 census
Density is banked (1,228.6 per square mile in 2020 on the CDP's own basis) and is not re-computed here. Rank was never stated, and it is stated here from the Bureau's own 2020 place file as republished in the State of Indiana's 2020 city, town and county populations list (INDOT, from PL 94-171 totals).
Granger
- 2020Composition, second run: race and Hispanic origin
The 2020 composition comes from the redistricting file itself, parsed cell by cell for this build (PL 94-171, Indiana file; the town at LOGRECNO 0009286, the township at 0000901; every row passes this section's internal sums): the town's 2,590 divide as: one race, 2,384 (92.0 percent)…
Osceola
- 2020Density and rank, dated; the metro, stated precisely
On the 2020 Gazetteer area of 2.23 square miles, the 2020 count of 1,891 gives 848 persons per square mile. On the 2010 frame's 2.08 square miles, the same count gives 909.
New Carlisle
- 2020The town in numbers, with their vintages
The last census count is 1,891 (2020), and every other number in this article carries its own year. The decennial line — 1,861 in 2010, 1,891 in 2020 — stands whole in the Story of New Carlisle section; the town's own site describes "approximately 1,860 residents," a figure of 2010 vintage against the 2020 count, and both print.
New Carlisle
- 2020Density computed, and the rank stated at the census that carries it
The density the leg never printed is an arithmetic fact of two banked figures: 879 people on 0.631 square miles of land is 1,393 people per square mile at the 2020 census (computed) — a small town at a streetcar suburb's density, because its plat never grew.
Lakeville
- 2020Density, rank, and the metro stated exactly
At the 2020 census the town's density was 1,561.1 persons per square mile on its 1.04 square miles. A population aggregator working from the 2020 redistricting data ranks North Liberty 258th among Indiana places at that census — a derived ranking, printed at that strength.
North Liberty
- 2020The frame carried separately: Liberty Township and St. Joseph County
Liberty Township, the civil township that contains the town, counted 3,416 people in 2020 on 42.88 square miles (banked spine) — so the town held just under half the township's people on about one square mile of its forty-three.
North Liberty
- 2020The numbers, with their vintages
The count: 1,623 people at the 2020 census. The estimates program: 1,632 at July 1, 2024 — the same published table gives 1,631 (2023), 1,625 (2022), 1,624 (2021), 1,626 (July 1, 2020), on an April 1, 2020 estimates base of 1,628.
North Liberty
- 2020The frame
The 2020 Census gazetteer gives the town 237,898 square metres of land (0.092 square miles) and no water area , and an internal point at 41.714238° N, −86.232189° W…
Indian Village
- 2020The frame
The 2020 Census gazetteer gives the town 0.385 square miles of land and no water area and an internal point at 41.717607° N, −86.250592° W — about 2.8 miles south of the Indiana–Michigan line, in Section 23, Township 38 North, Range 2 East of the Second Principal Meridian (the survey derivation is carried whole in the land fragment).
Roseland
- 2020The Presidential Medal of Freedom: Lou Holtz, for the Notre Dame years
The honor: On 3 December 2020, President Donald Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Lou Holtz in an Oval Office ceremony, the White House calling him one of the greatest football coaches of all time.
Notre Dame
- 2020–2021COVID-19 (i): the county's course and toll, from the official record
The toll, as the county published it, dated at each step: St. Joseph County's first confirmed COVID-19 death came on 26 March 2020 — a man in his eighties with severe comorbidities, unnamed in the department's release, as every case in this article is a count and not a name; the county then stood at 28 confirmed cases.
Mishawaka
- 2020–2021COVID after February 2021: the orders, the vaccination campaign, and the toll's course
St. Joseph County Public Health Orders 1-2020 and 2-2020 imposed the county's face-covering requirement in early May 2020 — masks in enclosed public spaces and businesses where six feet of distance could not be kept, with exceptions including children under two and medical conditions, and hand sanitiser required at…
Lakeville
- 2020–2022The year the gates stayed shut: 2020, and the return
The fairgrounds' own notice states it flatly: the 2020 Allen County Public Fair has been cancelled. What replaced it was the exhibitor core with the public removed.
Fort Wayne
- 2020–2022Electric Last Mile: the plant builds again, briefly
The successor: Electric Last Mile Solutions was formed in 2020 by James Taylor — the former SF Motors chief executive — and Jason Luo, and carved its business out of the SF Motors/Sokon operation by agreements of September 2020.
Mishawaka
- 2020–2022COVID-19 (iii): the vaccination campaign — county course, Mishawaka seats, and the first-dose gap
The state's first doses did not land here: Indiana's first COVID-19 vaccinations were given on 14 December 2020 at five pilot hospitals — Parkview in Fort Wayne, Clark Memorial in Jeffersonville, Deaconess in Evansville, IU Methodist in Indianapolis and Community Hospital in Munster…
Mishawaka
- 2020–2022The fire territory: created 2020, expanded 2022
Two steps, not one: the territory was created in 2020 and expanded in 2022. The town's own fire territory page states that the "New Carlisle, Olive Twp., Hudson Lake Fire Territory was created in 2020.
New Carlisle
- 2020–2023The Ivey rebuild, 2020–2023
The COVID season: Ivey's first team went 10–10 in the pandemic season of 2020–21 — played, at home, before no spectators, a condition the record book notes against the season — and received no postseason bid.
Notre Dame
- 2020–2024Composition: the modern snapshot, and the historical runs named as a want
The snapshot is the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, 2020–2024 five-year estimates, as profiled by the Missouri Census Data Center, and it is an estimate with an instrument and a vintage, not a count: it puts the town's population at 1,998, some five percent above the 2020 enumeration, in the survey's own terms.
New Carlisle
- 2020–2024Age, households and income, in the same dated snapshot
One instrument, one vintage, printed together so no figure borrows another's date: the American Community Survey's 2020–2024 five-year estimates describe a town younger than its state, raising children at a rate its plateaued count conceals.
New Carlisle
- 2020–2024The Veteran Population, Dated: Twenty-Six
The figure comes from the Missouri Census Data Center's rendering of the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2020–2024 five-year estimates for the town of Lakeville, and it prints at that derivative carrier's strength, with its caveats attached: the same report renders the town's total population as 735 against…
Lakeville
- 2020–2024The veteran population, counted under its own instrument
The carrier is the American Community Survey's 2020–2024 five-year profile for the town (Missouri Census Data Center's published profile table, read first-hand): of 1,326 civilian residents aged 18 and over, 80 are civilian veterans — 6.0%, against the same table's statewide 6.3%.
North Liberty
- 2020–2024The veteran population, under its own instrument
One instrument seam rides in the same profile and prints whole (C61): it renders the town's total population as 1,175 , where the 2020 decennial census — the figure this build's frame carries — counted 854 .
Roseland
- 2020–2026The newest arrivals
The newest Mishawaka is counted before it is named: the American Community Survey 2020–2024 counts foreign-born residents at 7.0 percent of the city (Census Bureau QuickFacts), in a city whose 2020 census counted American Indian and Alaska Native residents at 0.1 percent, Asian residents alone at 1,240 (2.4 percent…
Mishawaka
- 2020–2026Amanda Fox: the Presidential Award, won for a Granger classroom
In December 2020 Fox was chosen Indiana's only state finalist in mathematics; she and the state's two science finalists were honored in April 2021 at a luncheon in Indianapolis with Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner.
Granger
- 2020–2026The remaking: data centers, a battery plant, and a town deciding
The county established the Indiana Enterprise Center, an industrial growth area east of New Carlisle — the ground examined in the 2020 documentary film Prime Farmland .
New Carlisle
- 2020–2026The marshal's office and the modern record
The marshal succession is carried whole in the government leg's file and at line strength here: David Combs was appointed marshal 21 July 2020; Brent Croymans was voted in 17 March 2021 and is verified in the minutes through September 2024, his 2025–26 tenure standing as that file's named gap.
New Carlisle
- 2020–2026The Present State — as of November 2026
The 2020 form: " Based in Lakeville Indiana , Hoosier Racing Tire is the largest manufacturer of racing tires in the world…" The 2022–2026 form: "… Based in Plymouth, Ind. its state-of-the-art facility, including a fully integrated technology and R&D center, is solely dedicated to engineering, designing, supporting…
Lakeville
- 2020–todayJames Mueller: the chief of staff succeeds
When Buttigieg stood down, Mueller ran for the office himself, won the election of November 2019, and was sworn in on 1 January 2020 as the city's thirty-third mayor.
South Bend
- 2021The $15.8 million ticket sold on U.S. 24
In the Hoosier Lotto drawing of Saturday, August 14, 2021, one ticket matched all six numbers — 8, 18, 27, 31, 36, 42 — for a $15.8 million jackpot.
Fort Wayne
- 2021STAR Bank sells Bitcoin
The first bank in Indiana: In November 2021, STAR Financial Bank — headquartered in Fort Wayne, with $2.8 billion in assets and 36 banking centers — began offering its customers the ability to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin inside the bank's own mobile app.
Fort Wayne
- 2021Summit City Comedy Club: the successor at 5535 Saint Joe Road
In September 2021 Whatzup , the city's entertainment paper, reported Summit City Comedy Club scheduled to open that fall at 5535 St. Joe Road — the Snickerz address — and Input Fort Wayne 's scene history confirms the club "has come to the area, opening in late 2021" and "took over where Snickerz was originally located."
Fort Wayne
- 2021The Wedding Pact 2: The Baby Pact (2021): a Hollywood production, on purpose
Filming in Fort Wayne ran five days, May 22–26, 2021, centered on the courthouse, with Connor Trinneer, Quinton Aaron, Gail O'Grady, Heather McComb, Scott Michael Campbell and Richard Riehle in the cast.
Fort Wayne
- 2021Perry Vine: a meadery-winery at true small size
The Perrys began as hobbyists making mead, cider and wine; their first public tasting stands dated in the Junior Achievement account — 14 May 2021, at the JA Wine & Beer Festival at Four Winds Field, where, festival-goers told them their mead was the best they had had.
South Bend
- 2021Crypto: the frame, at true size
One paragraph of context, then the city: Cryptocurrency — Bitcoin first, from 2009 — spent a decade as a speculation conducted on exchanges and phones before it touched most American institutions at all, and South Bend's documented encounter with it is shorter and thinner than Fort Wayne's, where a hometown bank put…
South Bend
- 2021A museum for Finn: the Children's Museum of South Bend
The planning took three years; the board acquired its space in early 2020, on South Michigan Street; and in July 2021 the Children's Museum of South Bend opened in a soft opening, reservations only in the pandemic's terms, a hands-on STEAM museum of building, water, light and pretend.
South Bend
- 2021A parking lot full of witnesses · Victor Kyle Jr.
Around 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 20, 2021, at the close of a large gathering at the Heavenly Goat Brewing Company at Heritage Square, on the city's north side, gunfire broke out in the parking lots.
Mishawaka
- 2021Away to Camp, and the Children's Room at Its Full Pointer
The room first, at the size the banked kids' article pointed to and the libraries file proves: the Lakeville Branch's children's room as a place of fun — storytime for ages 3–5 on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m., alternating with North Liberty, with a community listing carrying a Lakeville storytime on Thursday 5 November 2026…
Lakeville
- 2021–2024Sarah Zent and her children · four life sentences, and a law in Aubree's name
In the night of 1–2 June 2021 they were killed in their Fort Wayne home. The bodies were found late the following morning, 2 June.
Fort Wayne
- 2021–2024Current capital change on the surviving line: Double Track, and the open station question stated
The Double Track Northwest Indiana project added a second track over the 26.6-mile segment between Gary and Michigan City: construction from 2021, a project cost of 649 million dollars in the district's own project record (trade carriers print 650 million…
Lakeville
- 2021–2025"Brent Croymans" — against "Richard B. Croymans": the marshal's name, tested at both settlers
The town's own minutes, Special Meeting of 17 March 2021, record the act precisely: "Vice President Kauffman moved to hire Brent Croymans as a full-time officer on our department," carried 4–0, President Samantha Rush presiding, Susan I. Moffitt attesting as Clerk-Treasurer — a hiring as an officer , not as marshal.
New Carlisle
- 2021–2026The present state verified: the CONNECT plan, the June 2025 redesign, the September 2026 cuts, and the for-hire trade
The current network plan: Transpo, with the Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG) and the Interurban Trolley, ran a comprehensive operational analysis that produced the CONNECT Transit Plan — dated 2021–2023 on Transpo's own plan page, with the plan's recommendations record dating the process launch to Fall 2022…
Granger
- 2021–2026The second attempt: the consolidation of 2021 — carried out
The modern system's last transformation took the transaction out of the branch altogether, and in 2021 the state moved to finish the job on Roosevelt Road.
Walkerton
- 2021–2026The college champions across sports: one wrestler's course, and the test printed
Christian Carroll's course, from the college record: an Elkhart native who wrestled first at New Prairie — a 2021 Fargo Junior All-American at 220 pounds under the school's name, on the sport's own list — then at Jimtown High School, where he won his two Indiana state championships…
New Carlisle
- 2021–todayMarcus Freeman, 2021–present
The appointment: Marcus Freeman — born January 10, 1986, an Ohio State linebacker who had served as Kelly's defensive coordinator in 2021 — was named head coach in December 2021, the program's 32nd head coach.
Notre Dame
- 2022Electric Works opens
General Electric's Broadway campus — 39 acres, 18 buildings, 1.2 million square feet, grown from the Fort Wayne Electric works of 1883 — wound down with GE's exit; the closing year is stated as 2014 in the Indianapolis Business Journal and as finally 2015 in the developer's material, and both stand in print.
Fort Wayne
- 2022The Rolland Center for Lincoln Research
The center opened on 10 January 2022, presenting the collection through physical displays, digital kiosks and a projection room that shows collection items in 180 degrees; it welcomed more than 20,000 visitors in its first year.
Fort Wayne
- 2022Vinland Reserve Winery: the county's first winery
The winery's own published account says it "was started in 2022 by a few friends who are entrepreneurs in the local community," who saw the region's rising support for wine and built, in their phrase, "a wine destination with an adventurous spirit" — the name reaching back to the Norse name for the grape-rich North American coast.
Fort Wayne
- 2022What farms remain, and what they grow
The count as it stands: The 2022 Census of Agriculture, the latest completed count, gives the county 547 farms on 153,034 acres, an average of 280 acres, with 141,832 acres of cropland, 1,262 of pastureland, 4,290 of woodland, and 24,052 irrigated acres…
South Bend
- 2022The neighborhoods today: the framework of November 2026
The city's IGNITE grant program, launched in July 2022, funds neighborhood projects through the associations: the 2023 round named LaSalle Park, Miami Village, Near Northwest, the Near West Side, the Northeast Council, River Park, Rum Village, SOAR and Twyckenham Hills among its recipients…
South Bend
- 2022Tess Gunty — the novelist of the city itself
The fame: Tess Gunty's debut novel, The Rabbit Hutch (2022), won the National Book Award for Fiction — the country's highest literary honor — along with the Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize, the Barnes & Noble Discover Prize, and the Indiana Authors Award.
South Bend
- 2022The one Bitcoin prosecution
According to the Justice Department, in August 2022 Roell communicated over the internet with a person he agreed to pay to facilitate his having sex with a fifteen-year-old girl; in the Department's words, "Roell used Bitcoin to pay a deposit," and then arrived at a hotel in South Bend with roses, jewelry, and cash.
South Bend
- 2022The boundary case: Amanda Fox's award belongs to Granger's page
The boundary: The same White House release of 8 February 2022 carries a third Penn-Harris-Madison name, and this ledger prints her at boundary strength only, because the granting record and the district record point at two different schools.
Mishawaka
- 2022The Milken Educator Award: Ryan Towner, a Mishawaka principal
The honor: The Milken Educator Award — the Milken Family Foundation's national award, given since 1987 to early-to-mid-career educators for what they have achieved and for the promise of what they will do, and famous for arriving unannounced at a school assembly with a $25,000 check — came to Mishawaka on 16 March 2022.
Mishawaka
- 2022The federal hand: the VA's years in the city and the clinic across the line
The current facility, named and dated: the St. Joseph County VA Health Care Center at 1540 Trinity Place, Mishawaka , a VA Northern Indiana Health Care System facility, designated by Public Law 117-179 (approved 30 September 2022) as the “Jackie Walorski VA Clinic.”
Osceola
- 2022The Memorial Tower — 249 Beds to 302, Ground Broken October 2022
Memorial's patient tower — $232 million, ten storeys, 300,000 square feet — broke ground in October 2022, planned to raise adult acute-care beds from 249 to 302, with completion targeted for late 2025 and occupancy in early 2026.
Lakeville
- 2022Mechanization: the dated points the record carries
The 2022 census values all machinery and equipment on the county's farms at $111,248,000 — an average of $203,379 per farm — the dated aggregate at which the mechanization article presently stands.
North Liberty
- 2022Fire and EMS: the Liberty–Greene Fire Protection Territory
Fire protection for the town runs through a fire protection territory formed in 2022, with Liberty Township as the provider unit.
North Liberty
- 2022–2012The crop order — corn first, and the greenhouse weight
In 2022, corn for grain ran on 213 farms across 71,437 acres, returning 12,273,499 bushels; wheat ran on 33 farms, 2,510 acres, 171,012 bushels — the atlas's "abundant crop" persisting at county scale as a minor line.
Roseland
- 2022–2024Double Track Northwest Indiana, and what it changed for South Bend
The biggest investment in the South Shore's history was made in Lake and Porter counties, and its South Bend effect must be stated exactly: The Double Track Northwest Indiana project built a second track between Gary and Michigan City — 16.9 miles of new double track within a twenty-six-mile segment…
South Bend
- 2022–2024The Coal Line Trail
The Indiana Department of Transportation's own newsletter tells the building of it: the 0.75-mile first phase opened in September 2022, running from Lincoln Way West at Wilber Street along the old railroad bed behind Holy Cross School and the southeast edge of Muessel Grove Park to the southern end of the Riverside…
South Bend
- 2022–2025Mullen, and the plant passes to GEM
The purchase: On 30 November 2022 Mullen Automotive acquired the ELMS assets out of the liquidation — the Mishawaka factory, the intellectual property, and the inventory — for $105 million in cash, and announced the plant as a fit for its Mullen FIVE and Bollinger programs.
Mishawaka
- 2022–2026The library today
The system: The Allen County Public Library today is the 367,000-square-foot Main Library at 900 Library Plaza and thirteen branches — nine in Fort Wayne and four in other Allen County communities…
Fort Wayne
- 2022–2026Saint Francis: record planned gifts, twice in four years
Before it, the university's largest single scholarship donation was the 2.1 million dollar endowed scholarship gift from the estate of Mark M. Suedhoff, announced in October 2022 and funding scholarships from 2023.
Fort Wayne
- 2022–2026Marian basketball — one final, and a pipeline unlike any in the state
The final: The IHSAA Boys Basketball Records Book gives Marian a single State Finals appearance: the Class 3A final of 2022, lost to Beech Grove 53–43.
Mishawaka
- 2022–2026The building's afterlife: the branch becomes the museum
Larry and Janet Hiler gave the building to the Walkerton Area Historical Society in 2022 — the gift is carried in this build's people and wars passes, banked from the town's own history page — and in 2023 the society moved its museum into it and renamed the institution for its new home: the Walkerton Heritage Museum.
Walkerton
- 2023Asian Trek: The Rain Forest Reimagined, 2023
The reimagining: On 21 April 2023, as it geared up for its fifty-ninth season, the zoo announced that the Indonesian Rainforest would be reimagined and renamed Asian Trek — new species added, and the footprint expanded to ground the rain forest had never used.
Fort Wayne
- 2023The rest of the documented roll
At the roll's small end, a $10,000 Mega Millions ticket was sold at Speedway #5487, 2075 East Ireland Road, in the drawing of August 8, 2023.
South Bend
- 2023The other rivalry — Mishawaka against Marian
The count: The city's two football programs meet as the Backyard Brawl's smaller sibling: the South Bend Tribune's August 2023 accounting had Mishawaka leading the all-time series with Marian 18–6, with Marian's most recent win to that date coming on the road in 2020.
Mishawaka
- 2023The JLTV recompete: the successor's contract
The award: On 9 February 2023 the Army awarded AM General the follow-on production contract for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle — the armored truck developed to succeed the Humvee in the roles the Iraq armor crisis had exposed.
Mishawaka
- 2023Bank Robberies as Their Own Treatment — the Blank Page, the Test, and the Modern Federal Cases
He was sentenced on 11 July 2023 by Judge Damon R. Leichty to 228 months in prison — 144 months on the robbery counts, served concurrently, and a consecutive 84 months on the firearm count as 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) requires — with three years of supervised release and $5,999 in restitution.
Mishawaka
- 2023The Museum on Main Street: Opened March 12, 2023
The grand opening, when it came, was held on March 12, 2023 — the date carried in the Mishawaka High School alumni newsletter of that month, which describes "large exhibits of churches, businesses, historic landmarks, famous Mishawakans, schools, military heritage and a working train, owned by the founder of the museum."
Mishawaka
- 20232023: the sculpture park and the coach — the ledger's biggest year
Five sculptures at Ironworks Plaza: On 17 June 2023 the city's Ironworks Plaza — the ice rink, amphitheater and event ground built into Beutter Riverfront Park on the old industrial riverfront…
Mishawaka
- 2023The valley's history creator: Round the Bend Now and Then, seated across the river
The show: the creator who documents Mishawaka most, in any medium, is Matt Emery, "local history nerd" by his own billing, whose Round the Bend Now and Then has since April 2023 told "the story of South Bend and Mishawaka" through interviews with historians, officials, business owners and residents…
Mishawaka
- 2023Softball, 2023: the first state championship in school history
The title entered the national record within the month: the Congressional Record of 13 July 2023 (Vol. 169, No. 120) congratulates "the New Prairie High School softball team" on winning "the 3A State championship for the very first time in school history," names the 4–2 score and Coach Hicks, and prints the district's…
New Carlisle
- 2023Public poor relief: the trustee's office, and the county home
Its course ended in this decade: the county home closed on 31 July 2023, and the county's poor-relief line has run since through the trustees and the contracted agencies of the articles below.
New Carlisle
- 2023Defining Players I: Robakowski and Geyer, and the 2023 Softball Champions Whole
Her 2022–23 finals-program line: a .589 average on 112 at-bats, 66 hits, 63 runs, 73 RBIs, 13 doubles, 3 triples and 23 home runs — the IHSAA's finals report repeats the 23 home runs, 13 doubles and 73 RBIs as team-leading marks, and the Congressional Record of 13 July 2023 (Rep. Yakym) states she "broke the State's home run record."
New Carlisle
- 2023Union Township Is In — the District Map Around Lakeville
The State Library's Technical Guide for Library Redistricting (updated June 2026; service areas as of the end of the 2020 Census redistricting period, September 2023) states it verbatim in its by-county entry: "St. Joseph County Public Library serves eight townships by tax: Centre, Clay, German, Greene, Liberty…
Lakeville
- 2023The Lodge at Potato Creek: the first state-park lodge built since 1939
On 19 October 2023 the Governor of Indiana came to Liberty Township to break ground for a building whose fame is a superlative of absence.
North Liberty
- 2023The Lodge at Potato Creek: 120 rooms on the south shore
The facts of record, from the State of Indiana's own groundbreaking account of 19 October 2023: the Lodge at Potato Creek, on the scenic south shore of Worster Lake at Potato Creek State Park near North Liberty, the eighth lodge of the Indiana State Parks Inns system and the first built since 1939…
North Liberty
- 2023The largest gift whole and first: $100 million for the Lodge at Potato Creek
The gift, stated with its class kept straight: donor, the State of Indiana, by appropriation of the General Assembly in the 2023 budget; recipient, the Lodge at Potato Creek project of the Department of Natural Resources, operated through the Indiana Inns Authority; amount, $100 million…
North Liberty
- 2023The budget course: restriction in 2023, restriction in 2025, a $452 levy proposed for 2027
The 2023 order prints, at search strength, that the town's appropriations "were restricted to the prior year total because the budget was not properly appropriated," with two funds further noting the unit "failed to provide verification of 06/30 cash and appropriation balances" — a unit total of $36,100, levy $0.
Indian Village
- 2023The Dome regilded, 2023 — the statue measured by the restoration record
In 2023 the university regilded the Dome and its statue — scaffolding rose beginning May 22, 2023, immediately after Commencement, the work ran about five months against a mid-October completion target, and the gilding was done by Conrad Schmitt Studios, the same studio that performed the 2005 regilding and the…
Notre Dame
- 2023–2024The Lions Return; the Andean Bears Arrive
A new pride arrived in May 2023: Kembe, a male, and Shaba and Shtuko, sisters, all about ten years old, rescued as babies in South Africa, unable to be re-released, and together as a pride since 2013; they came on the recommendation of the Lion Species Survival Plan, with a breeding recommendation for Kembe and Shtuko.
South Bend
- 2023–2025A Soaring Vision: the Arts United Center remade
The campaign: In October 2023 Arts United publicly launched A Soaring Vision, a capital campaign to expand and modernize the fifty-year-old Arts United Center, with a goal of $40 million.
Fort Wayne
- 2023–2025The Hidalgo era opens, 2023–2025
The freshman: Hannah Hidalgo arrived from Merchantville, New Jersey, in the autumn of 2023, having won a gold medal with the United States at the under-19 World Cup and been named USA Basketball's female athlete of the year as an incoming freshman.
Notre Dame
- 2023–2026The present state: the CONNECT plan, the 2025 network, and the cuts of 2026
The plan: The modern system's one comprehensive re-examination is the CONNECT Transit Plan, completed in March 2023 by the Michiana Area Council of Governments with Transpo and the Interurban Trolley, led by the planning firm Jarrett Walker + Associates after nearly two years of research and public engagement.
South Bend
- 2023–2026Cotton Mouf: the troupe
The comedy side only: the one nationally documented comedy act this city has produced in the platform age is a puppet troupe — Cotton Mouf, four performers working four puppets, Duke, G Ball, J Money and Rico, through short improvised-feeling sketches about childhood, barbershops, mothers and money, placed in…
Mishawaka
- 2023–2026Preservation as Repair: Harris Prairie Cemetery
The repair-not-façade pattern the row asks for is the pattern of the trustee's campaign carried in the Cemeteries file: monument cleaning and repair through 2023, then a formal improvement programme.
Granger
- 2023–2026Fire: the territory's course to 2026, and its formation sharpened
The Department of Local Government Finance's certified budget orders for St. Joseph County, read at the two units' pages for 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, carry the territory's two funds under Unit 0012, Union Township, in every year — fund 8604, Special Fire Protection Territory General, and 8692, Equipment Replacement…
Lakeville
- 2023–2026The building's afterlife: the $1 law, two courts, and an appeal
Clay's course through it, step by step: the district discussed listing Clay and Warren with the state in April 2023; Career Academy Network expressed interest; the Department of Education ruled the building must be made available, and the district appealed…
Roseland
- 2023–todayThe youth council as art commission: The Mish and Project Shoe City
In March 2023 the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority launched a crowdfunding campaign, under its CreatINg Places / My Community, My Vision program with Patronicity, for The Mish…
Mishawaka
- 2024A mayor chosen by caucus
Tom Henry, the longest-serving mayor in city history, dies in office on 28 March 2024 in his fifth term. Deputy Mayor Karl Bandemer acts for 26 days; on 23 April a Democratic caucus seats council member Sharon Tucker as the 37th person, and 46th administration, to hold the office.
Fort Wayne
- 2024A mayor dies in office; a mayor chosen by caucus
Tom Henry, the longest-serving mayor in city history, dies in office; after Karl Bandemer's 26 acting days, a Democratic caucus seats Sharon Tucker on 23 April 2024.
Fort Wayne
- 2024A mayor dies in office · the spring of 2024
Tom Henry was the longest-serving mayor in Fort Wayne's history — elected in 2007, re-elected four times, four months into his fifth term — when, on 26 February 2024, he announced at a news conference that he had been diagnosed with late-stage stomach cancer.
Fort Wayne
- 2024Horizon Christian Academy
What the record shows: A kindergarten through grade 12 Christian academy in Fort Wayne, serving 148 students in its final directory listings, recorded as closed in 2024.
Fort Wayne
- 2024The drone era: winter 2024–25
The national wave and the local share: In November and December 2024, reports of large, low drones — first over New Jersey, then nationwide — produced the biggest American sky-reporting episode of the database era; more than 5,000 reports went to the FBI in the New Jersey phase alone.
Fort Wayne
- 2024The Name: Fort Wayne Zoo, from 1 January 2025
On 10 December 2024, Executive Director Rick Schuiteman announced that from 1 January 2025 the zoo would be known as the Fort Wayne Zoo.
Fort Wayne
- 2024"The Last Lap" — and the afterlife that followed it
The reported end: In May 2024 the speedway staged a two-day farewell, "The Last Lap," on 24–25 May, with 120 entries on the Saturday.
South Bend
- 2024The Indiana Dinosaur Museum — the newest museum
Mark Tarner, who founded the South Bend Chocolate Company in 1991, spent more than twenty summers digging fossils in Montana, and in July 2024 he opened the Indiana Dinosaur Museum to hold the collection those summers made.
South Bend
- 2024The Administration Building: stabilized, empty, and unconverted
In July 2024 the city's Redevelopment Commission approved a deal to put a new roof on the building and cover its window openings — stabilization, not conversion — and that is where the matter still stands.
South Bend
- 2024The regime as it stands: November 2026
The endangered list of 2024: In August 2024 the Commission resolved its Top Ten Most Endangered Properties, published by the city on 27 September 2024…
South Bend
- 2024The Link Trail
Its opening is documented at three sizes, and all three are printed: the university's sustainability office records that "The Link, which opened in late October 2024," runs from the corner of Angela Boulevard and Notre Dame Avenue…
South Bend
- 2024The drone winter, 2024–25
The national episode: In November and December 2024 the sighting report changed its object: thousands of reports of large drones at night, beginning over New Jersey and spreading nationally, drew the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, the FAA and the Defense Department into a joint statement on 16 December 2024…
South Bend
- 2024The City Hall plaque of 2024, and the two rolls that do not agree
The memorial: In November 2024 the city installed in the lobby of Mishawaka City Hall an exhibit honoring Mishawaka's Civil War soldiers, at its center a wooden memorial made by Artworks Sign Company of Mishawaka, headed "IN MEMORIAM" and inscribed: "We pay reverent tribute to these soldiers of Mishawaka who made the…
Mishawaka
- 2024The Present Tenants: Coyotes in the Meeting Room, a Buck on Main Street
The meeting is documented at press strength: on 12 November 2024, about forty Mishawaka residents met with city officials about coyotes — a meeting carried in the press by Councilman Matt Mammolenti, who told WNDU he had received many calls from constituents concerned about coyotes coming closer to homes, with small…
Mishawaka
- 2024The drone winter, 2024–25
The national episode: In November and December 2024 the sighting report changed its object: thousands of reports of large drones at night, beginning over New Jersey and spreading nationally, drew the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, the FAA and the Defense Department into a joint statement on 16 December 2024…
Mishawaka
- 2024The great fire whose cause the record never names: Juday Creek, 26 August 2024
In the early morning of Monday, 26 August 2024, just before 6 a.m., the clubhouse of the Juday Creek Golf Course at 14770 Lindy Drive, Granger, burned.
Granger
- 2024The modern ledger, from the federal count — and this place’s uncounted share
The United States Trade Representative’s state pages, republishing the Department of Commerce / International Trade Administration metropolitan export series, record for 2024 (stated there as the latest data available) goods exports of 989.6 million dollars for the South Bend–Mishawaka metropolitan area…
Granger
- 2024The school dress record: Penn High School's code, dug; the school-by-school sweep a named gap in part
Its dress record, from the school's own published dress code (2024), is a code kept, not a uniform : the code's stated purpose is to encourage students to "dress for success"; it prohibits any dress or grooming that disrupts the educational environment or threatens safety or health; it names the banned categories…
Osceola
- 2024Baseball, 2024: the second title, a year after the first
The head coach was Mark Schellinger — the Congressional Record of 11 July 2024 (Vol. 170, No. 115), congratulating the team, names him in the office — and the names the record carries from the final are the pitcher Tyson Greenwood and Reed Robinson, whose two-run single is the game's remembered hit.
New Carlisle
- 2024The Black community: the geography, worked — and the tested absence behind it
The population file's snapshot of 2024-vintage estimates counts Black alone at 31 persons, 1.6 percent of the town — a community at household scale, distributed through the town's ordinary streets; no street, block or neighbourhood is identified with it in any source reached, and no separate geography exists to draw.
New Carlisle
- 2024Defining Players II: Greenwood and Robinson, and the 2024 Baseball Champions
Postseason honors: IHSBCA All-State honorable mention and Prep Baseball's 2024 Class 3A All-State team at pitcher.
New Carlisle
- 2024–2016The modern ledger: a $989.6 million metro, and the town's share uncounted
The U.S. Trade Representative's Indiana page, republishing the Commerce Department's metropolitan goods-export data, prints for 2024 — its stated latest data — "South Bend-Mishawaka ($989.6 million)," in a list headed by Chicago-Naperville-Elgin at $56.7 billion and Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood at $26.2 billion…
North Liberty
- 2024–2025The drone era tested as its own period: winter 2024–25
A separate period, and a separate verdict: from 13 November 2024 the United States ran a national drone-sighting episode centred on New Jersey and the Northeast — thousands of night reports over homes, reservoirs, Picatinny Arsenal and Naval Weapons Station Earle…
Granger
- 2024–2025The drone era tested as its own period: winter 2024–25
A separate period, and a separate verdict: from 13 November 2024 the United States ran a national drone-sighting episode centred on New Jersey and the Northeast — thousands of night reports over homes, reservoirs, Picatinny Arsenal and Naval Weapons Station Earle…
Osceola
- 2024–2025Enrollment: the official figures the record carries
The corporation is a small district holding its numbers: the National Center for Education Statistics' Common Core of Data — the federal file built from the states' own reports — gives the John Glenn School Corporation (Indiana corporation 7150…
Walkerton
- 2024–2025The drone era as its own period: winter 2024–25, tested for this ground
In the winter of 2024–25 the American sky filled with "drones," and the episode is tested here as its own period, the way the record insists on being read.
Walkerton
- 2024–2025The drone era tested: winter 2024–25
The drone winter of 2024–25 — the flap of large-drone reports that began over New Jersey in November 2024 and spread nationally, investigated by federal authorities who attributed the bulk of reports to authorized aircraft, hobby drones and stars — was tested for this ground as its own period, unmerged with the older record.
North Liberty
- 2024–2026Marcia Linsky · the lawyer the courthouse lost
The Allen County Prosecuting Attorney's office dates her killing to 3 February 2024. On 13 February 2024 Calvert called 911 and reported, as the court documents state his account, that Linsky had come at him with a knife; officers who responded to the home found her dead.
Fort Wayne
- 2024–2026The Community Today: Congregations and the Federation Campus Discussions
The Federation's executive director observed in October 2024 that the Orthodox community was "continuing to be ascendant as a percentage of the overall Jewish population."
South Bend
- 2024–2026The $48 million renovation — and the 2026 season
The project: On September 10, 2024, the city and the club broke ground on a $48 million renovation of the city-owned stadium, designed by Populous — the largest in the park's history.
South Bend
- 2024–2026Our Next Chapter
The plan: In 2024 the library opened a ten-year Facilities Master Plan for its nine branches — Our Next Chapter — designed with MKM architecture + design, taking the branches one by one.
South Bend
- 2024–2026The farm's second harvest: the data-center campus
The course, from the press of record: in May 2024 the St. Joseph County Council approved the rezoning petition; in June 2024 Microsoft purchased the site for $77.5 million (one secondary summary dates the acquisition to May; the Tribune's sequence — rezoning in May, purchase in June — is the one printed)…
Granger
- 2024–2026The Microsoft EKI campus at business strength: the purchase and development course
The largest business transaction in this ground's history is the sale of its oldest business: in May 2024 the St. Joseph County Council approved the rezoning of more than 900 acres of the St. Joseph's Farm ground — the Holy Cross farm carried in this section's third entry — for a Microsoft data-center campus.
Granger
- 2024–2026The modern water course — two plants, a county partnership, and a four-mile line
The standing system first: the town owns and operates its water utility — an East water treatment plant and distribution system, a Water Plant reachable at (574) 654-8050 and a utility emergency line at 574-217-6229…
New Carlisle
- 2024–2026The ISSMA All Music Award, two years running
John Glenn High School earned the Indiana State School Music Association's All Music Award in both the 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 school years under Lieto's direction (John Glenn Bands) — an award that requires a school's band, choir and orchestra programs together to earn top ratings across ISSMA events, not a single ensemble's good day.
North Liberty
- 2024–2026The assigned and candidate schools, as they stand in November 2026
Darden Elementary School , 18645 Janet Street: open, kindergarten to grade 5, 375 students on the federal directory's 2024–25 details (the aggregator layers print 348, and older layers 451–522 — conflict C11, unmerged), and one of six elementary schools reconfigured to include pre-kindergarten from 2026–27, so a PreK–5 school today.
Indian Village
- 2024–2026The building program — the fall 2026 openings
Shields Family Hall: The largest of the completions is the football program's new home: the Jack and Kathy Shields Family Hall, a 150,000-square-foot facility on Courtney Lane on the east campus, given by Jack and Kathy Shields and announced on April 20, 2024.
Notre Dame
- 2024–todayThe Amazon campus — the county's, boundary-printed
Not in this city, and part of its story: On 25 April 2024 Governor Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation announced the largest capital investment in the state's history: Amazon Web Services' $11 billion data-center campus, promising at least 1,000 jobs…
South Bend
- 2025The tallest sunflower in the world grew in a Fort Wayne backyard
The flower: Guinness World Records' announcement of 10 September 2025 is plain about it: after ten years, the record for the tallest sunflower had fallen to "a monster bloom grown in the backyard of a family from Fort Wayne, Indiana."
Fort Wayne
- 2025The mussel beds: the river's quiet census
Indiana's statewide fauna was historically among the richest on the continent; the Indiana DNR's official mussel list, revised February 2025, still carries the rayed bean and the clubshell as both state and federally endangered.
Fort Wayne
- 2025Michele Crider, Local Lezbian: the server whose video answered back
The audience: Under the name Local Lezbian, Crider built that moment into a following counted, by Input Fort Wayne, at 1.7 million on TikTok, as reported in September 2025.
Fort Wayne
- 2025The Creative Awards: the scene names itself
The night: On 26 September 2025, creatives from across Fort Wayne gathered at the Local Archive for the inaugural Creative Awards, conceptualized and organized by Amber Reid, Mariah James, Chelby Husidic and Amanda Miller to recognize talent across all types of creativity in the city, especially the kinds that typically go unnoticed.
Fort Wayne
- 2025The largest of all: the Walsh family's 150 million dollars for architecture
The gift: The largest single documented gift attached to any institution in this record was announced on 25 September 2025: 150 million dollars from Matthew Walsh, a 1968 Notre Dame graduate who became co-chair of his family's Chicago construction company, Walsh Construction, and his wife Joyce, to the university's School of Architecture.
South Bend
- 2025Spatial repellents: from South Bend to a WHO recommendation, 2025
The decisive trial, in Busia County, western Kenya, was a cluster-randomized controlled trial run with the Kenya Medical Research Institute and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in an area of high transmission, insecticide-resistant mosquitoes and universal bed-net coverage: published in The Lancet in…
South Bend
- 2025Big Cat Tracks: The Master Plan's Final Phase
Lead: On 14 August 2025 the zoo broke ground on Big Cat Tracks, the final phase of the 2016 master plan: $5.5 million of new, naturalistic habitats for Amur leopards and Amur tigers and other Eurasian species…
South Bend
- 2025A world-record attempt, in costume, at the Morris
The attempt: On 9 December 2025, the Morris Performing Arts Center — the room Ella Morris sold to the city for one dollar, two entries back in this drawer — hosted an attempt on a world record of a new kind.
South Bend
- 2025The kiosks, and the ban
Coinme-powered Coinstar machines and their competitors sold Bitcoin for cash in grocery and convenience stores across Indiana — the Legislative Services Agency's fiscal note on the 2026 kiosk bill estimated 903 virtual currency kiosks operating in Indiana as of January 2025…
South Bend
- 2025One seat to Elkhart again: Route 30 and the CONNECT redesign, 2025
The change: On 2 June 2025 the interurban's course came back as a bus.
Mishawaka
- 2025The present tense: the ground changes hands again
Mishawaka's factory ground supplied the setting twice in 2025, and the dated record is printed here at the size it carries.
Mishawaka
- 2025A second station in the building: WSJV joins WSBT, 2025
The new arrival: in 2025 Sinclair Broadcast Group purchased WSJV (channel 28), the Elkhart-licensed station that had signed on in March 1954 as South Bend's second television outlet, and the station took its place beside WSBT as a sister operation sharing the Mishawaka studios.
Mishawaka
- 2025The employers, as the lists state them
The most recent list: The most recent regional list is the Anderson Economic Group's 2025 market snapshot of the South Bend–Mishawaka region (employment data as of December 2025), which names the region's employers "notable for number employed" without publishing counts: 1st Source Bank, AM General, Beacon Health…
Mishawaka
- 2025Closures, named: Big Brothers Big Sisters of this region closed in June 2025 — the leg does not carry the dead as living
The closure: Big Brothers Big Sisters Southern Lake Michigan Region Inc. — the mentoring corporation formed 1 January 2020 when Big Brothers Big Sisters of St. Joseph County Inc. (the county's house since its 1970-era ruling) acquired the Lower West Michigan organization and took the regional name, serving St. Joseph…
Granger
- 2025Union Township's board, labelled; the trustee's line
The labelling instead comes from the township's own published minutes of 2025: the meeting of 15 April 2025 was "[c]alled to order at 18:0 By Board President Trisha Carrico," with "Board Secretary Ryan Schafer and Member Mike Wozney" present…
Lakeville
- 2025–2026The armory line, III · 2402 East Rose Street, and its return to service
The renovation, by general contractor F.H. Paschen, began with preconstruction in October 2025 and work from December 2025 — the five rooftop units and the heating plant first (a boiler, an 80,000-BTU furnace, two water heaters), then a 120-day interior program of classrooms re-carpeted, thirteen new windows, fresh…
South Bend
- 2025–2026The count: 103,201
The latest figure: The Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimates, the most recent published series as this section closes, put the City of South Bend at 103,201 people on 1 July 2025, and St. Joseph County at 272,861 on the same date.
South Bend
- 2025–2026The airport's record year
The record: South Bend International Airport closed 2025 with the busiest year in its history: 1,111,002 ticketed passengers, up 23.5 percent over 2024, a fifth straight year of growth, and past the old record of 991,457 set in 1997 — the figure stands in the St. Joseph County Airport Authority's own release of February 2026.
South Bend
- 2025–2026The zoo's record, and the calendar's current season
The zoo's year: The Potawatomi Zoo's latest published attendance is another record: 409,776 visitors in 2025, the highest in the zoo's history, at the end of a series that runs 316,030 in 2022, 351,628 in 2023, and 361,626 in 2024…
South Bend
- 2025–2026The JLTV's hard second act, and the Humvee's new money
The Army changes its mind: In 2025, under the Army Transformation Initiative, the Army moved to stop buying what it called obsolete capabilities — the JLTV and the Humvee among them; an April 2025 memorandum from the Secretary of Defense ending new Humvee procurement is reported in company-contact summaries, at that strength.
Mishawaka
- 2025–2026The city as it presents itself
The administration's phrase: The Wood administration's own name for its method is the Mishawaka Way, defined in the mayor's 2025 State of the City address as "a promise to work together with integrity and ingenuity to ensure that every decision made enhances the quality of life in the city"…
Mishawaka
- 2025–2026The present state, corrected: Route 30, the 2025 redesign, and the for-hire test
Under the CONNECT Transit Plan — the joint Transpo/MACOG redesign of both networks — the new system launched Monday, 2 June 2025 , and Route 9 was replaced by Route 30 : a jointly operated, one-seat ride between downtown South Bend and downtown Elkhart, scheduled under one hour end to end, running through Osceola as Route 30 / 30-YELLOW.
Osceola
- 2025–2026Softball's breakthrough: first sectional 2025, first regional 2026
The newest famous seasons in this section belong to the softball program: on 30 May 2025 the John Glenn softball team won the first sectional title in program history, beating South Bend Saint Joseph 8–5 in the Plymouth Sectional.
Walkerton
- 2025–2026The present observance: unreached, not absent
Who runs North Liberty's Memorial Day observance in 2025–2026, and where, was not established in any carrier reached.
North Liberty
- 2025–2026The Elite Eight again, 2025–2026
The season: The 2025–26 Irish went 25–11, tied for fifth in the ACC at 12–6, and took the season in two pieces: a bruising autumn that included a 93–54 loss to Michigan in Detroit on November 15 and an 85–47 loss at Connecticut, and a 12–3 close from February 1 that carried them through the ACC tournament to a…
Notre Dame
- 2025–todayThe Echoes: the alumni podcast
The launch: On 14 July 2025 a new Notre Dame football podcast, The Echoes, began publishing weekly, produced by Sinclair, Inc. and hosted by two alumni: Mike Golic Jr., who played on the Notre Dame offensive line, and Jessica Smetana, a Notre Dame graduate and veteran sports media producer.
Notre Dame
- 2000sThe township parks: Granger's public athletic ground
One more holding waits at pointer size: the trustee's August 2022 account notes that "for well over 20 years, the St. Joseph county parks Department has owned 100+ acres near Anderson and Beech roads in Harris Township"…
Granger
- 2010sThe digital wire: the group that became the paper
The searches were run as the leg requires — the place-name against the platforms, the creator directories, the aggregator lists — and what they return for this ground is other people's record: South Bend's creators (Brandon Reed's Cartoon Connect is South Bend's, born and raised and built there, and prints in that…
Granger
- 2026HolidayFest & the Night of Lights
The switch-on, Fort Wayne's official start to the holiday season, and the biggest annual gathering of the year.
Fort Wayne
- 2026Holiday Lights at Parkview Field
More than a million lights choreographed to music in the ballpark bowl.
Fort Wayne
- 202642nd Festival of Trees
Dozens of decorated trees fill the 1928 Embassy for its signature week.
Fort Wayne
- 2026The arts today
The campus companies came home in the fall of 2025 to a rebuilt Arts United Center; Cinema Center turns fifty in 2026; the Fort Wayne Ballet turns seventy; and the Civic Theatre approaches its centennial in 2027 under new leadership for the first time in a quarter-century.
Fort Wayne
- 2026Caroline Britt, Fort Wayne Mom: the local guide as a creator business
The Fort Wayne Business Journal's profile of 31 October 2026 is this entry's document, and it records the detail that makes the page a creator business rather than a hobby: the platform has grown into one that connects businesses with potential customers, and Britt now attends events and visits locations through…
Fort Wayne
- 2026The open ledger: what remains unsettled, and what would settle it
In the institutions' own keeping: A third class belongs to bodies that keep their own records: the Elks' Grand Lodge institution list, which alone settles Lodge No. that closed in August 2024 is St. Louis's museum, a different institution, and its closing is not imported here…
South Bend
- 2026Settlements landed after this ledger was drawn
Closed by the fix pass: the Notre Dame football ranking question of the autumn of 2026 was settled on the three pulls it named — the Associated Press polls of 2 and 9 November 2026 and the College Football Playoff release of 3 November 2026, all since read.
South Bend
- 2026The seats filled: who holds South Bend's offices
This article names the rest, seat by seat, as they stand in November 2026. Every council and clerk term now running ends on 31 December 2027, and the next municipal election falls on 2 November 2027.
South Bend
- 2026The route map as verified, November 2026
As of November 2026, five airlines fly from South Bend, and the map states its date: United Express flies Chicago–O'Hare — increased to seven daily roundtrips on 2 September 2025 and to eight daily from 1 October 2025 — and Washington–Dulles, where United began daily service on 3 December 2024.
South Bend
- 2026The sector today: consolidation, endurance and the quiet exits
The present state: The sector this section has followed for a hundred and fifty years stands, in November 2026, in three conditions at once.
South Bend
- 2026The Lafayette Building fire · 8 June 2026
The disaster roster runs to the present year: On Monday, 8 June 2026 , the historic Lafayette Building caught fire at about 8:20 a.m. — flames roaring thirty feet in the air, smoke forcing from shut windows — in a blaze residents spotted from in front of the courthouse across the street.
South Bend
- 2026The Rose Street nameplate: a real name, on the wrong building
The 88th Readiness Division's facilities contract of 30 January 2026 (Military Installation Contracting Command, Fort McCoy, award W911SA26PA060) lists the South Bend facility, code IN033, at 3401 Boland Drive…
South Bend
- 2026The two departments as they stand
Fire: The South Bend Fire Department of November 2026 is a career department of 256 full-time firefighters in four divisions, serving a population of approximately 103,000 — the figures of the department's own page…
South Bend
- 2026The hospital map as it stands
The open points stand where the entries left them — the tower's remaining floors in the spring of 2027, the behavioral health consolidation announced for 1 December 2026 — and they belong, when they close, to this record's next update.
South Bend
- 2026The Zoo Today
Its executive director is Josh Sisk, who came to the zoo as General Curator in 2015, returned to his home zoo in Los Angeles, and came back to become executive director in 2019, by his own account in the zoo's magazine…
South Bend
- 2026The Studebaker National Museum in November 2026
Its state in November 2026 is its exhibition calendar, and the calendar is full: three special exhibitions stand on view together, a combination the museum's own release of November 9, 2026 names in one breath.
South Bend
- 2026The art museum's lease: a thirty-six-month clock, running
The vote: On Thursday 27 August 2026 the Civic Center Board of Managers voted unanimously to end the South Bend Museum of Art's lease at Century Center on thirty-six months' notice.
South Bend
- 2026The East Race, closed for its works
The contract and the money: The riverwalk improvement project between Seitz and Howard Parks was funded by the Redevelopment Commission on 26 March 2026 with $5.6 million — four million from the River East Residential TIF and $1.6 million from the River East TIF…
South Bend
- 2026The State Theatre negotiation: open, at four million dollars and counting
The award: On 13 July 2026 the state's READI 2.0 program announced a four-million-dollar award for the "Historic State Theater South Bend Transformation," made to the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County; the state's project description carries the work as five screens and theaters.
South Bend
- 2026The arrivals: zebra mussels in the river, carp at the gate
Zebra mussels — present, on the state's own list: The Indiana Department of Natural Resources keeps an official list of the state's zebra mussel waters, and on that list — updated 12 January 2026 — St. Joseph County's entry is the St. Joseph River.
South Bend
- 2026The System as It Stands
November 2026: As this section is written, the system's building is nearly done and its growing edge has moved to the ends.
South Bend
- 2026The present ecosystem, November 2026
The map: As the directories state it in November 2026, the working system is this.
South Bend
- 2026The present scene
The mural summer: South Bend's living art, as of November 2026, is increasingly painted in public, on walls and underfoot.
South Bend
- 2026The present map, November 2026 — and the boundary
What stands: The city's documented drinking map, as the licensing-age directories and the press state it in November 2026, is a taverns-and-pubs map, each room with its entry above: the Linebacker Lounge (1962) at the campus edge; CJ's Pub (1984) and Corby's Irish Pub (1988, under its film name from 1992) downtown…
South Bend
- 2026The retail map as it stands
The map, whole: South Bend in November 2026 shops in four places, and none of them is the place it shopped in 1970.
South Bend
- 2026The Present Map: November 2026
Lead: The lodging map of South Bend, as the record stands in November 2026, divides into four grounds.
South Bend
- 2026The present map, at survey size: the food institutions standing in 2026
Tippecanoe Place closed on January 5, 2026, after a run the Tribune counts at 45 years and at nearly 46. LaSalle Grill closed on February 25, 2026, after thirty-five.
South Bend
- 2026The ticket that was not a winner
On June 3, 2026, within hours of the game's launch, the Hoosier Lottery halted sales of a new $5 scratch-off, Space Invaders Cash Invasion , over what it described as a technical issue.
South Bend
- 2026The government as it stands
His chief of staff since 1 June 2026 is Troy Warner, who concluded six years of service on the Common Council on 15 May 2026 to take the post — a succession that changed the council's roster mid-term, as the next paragraph records.
South Bend
- 2026The November 2026 elections: the county offices turn over
The prosecutor: The general election of 3 November 2026 changed the two county law-enforcement offices whose holders South Bend lives under, and both results stand in the unofficial returns as reported on 8–9 November 2026.
South Bend
- 2026The economy as published
The rate: The Bureau of Labor Statistics put the South Bend–Mishawaka metropolitan area's unemployment rate at 4.1 percent in September 2026, preliminary and not seasonally adjusted — the latest published month as this section closes, from the bureau's Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment release of 28 October 2026.
South Bend
- 2026The universities today
Indiana University's announcement of his appointment put the campus's enrollment at approximately 4,600 students — IU South Bend is the largest regional campus of Indiana University — and the campus's sixtieth commencement, on 10 May 2026, still lists Pappas in the office.
South Bend
- 2026The teams' current seasons
The Cubs' summer: The South Bend Cubs' 2026 season is complete and stands as the best in the franchise's record: a league-best 77–51, a first-half title — the club's first since 2016…
South Bend
- 2026What is open
On 28 May 2026, Judge Jamie C. Woods ruled that the police recordings at the center of the tapes case violated both the federal and state wiretap acts, ordered the tapes destroyed, and barred any use of or reference to them — and the destruction was stayed pending appeal.
South Bend
- 2026The council and the City Hall cost, re-verified
The roster stands: The Common Council as the Today portrait printed it stands unchanged at 10 November 2026.
South Bend
- 2026The labor line, re-pulled: September 2026 is still the latest month
The rate re-verified first-hand: The Bureau of Labor Statistics' own table for the South Bend–Mishawaka metropolitan area, extracted 30 October 2026, carries the September 2026 unemployment rate at 4.1 percent, preliminary and not seasonally adjusted…
South Bend
- 2026The Portage Manor clock: day 35 of 180
Where the clock stands: The county commissioners' 2–1 vote of 6 October 2026, Rafael Morton dissenting, approved a purchase agreement, an access agreement, and a memorandum of option selling Portage Manor and thirteen additional acres to St. Thomas More Academy for $400,000, conditioned on a $9 million investment in the property.
South Bend
- 2026The Memorial tower: the first floor's move, on the hospital's own announcements
On 31 August 2026 the system announced that the tower's second floor was nearing completion and that the adult intensive care unit would move into its new 26-bed space — from its temporary home on the third floor of the Memorial Leighton Heart and Vascular Center…
South Bend
- 2026The police tapes: the appeal is filed, and reported carried to the state's highest court
The state the banked files left, and the two steps since: The Controversies and Today accounts both closed the tapes case at June 2026: Judge Jamie C. Woods's order of 28 May 2026 in the St. Joseph Superior Court (cause 71D06-1209-MI-000159) held the recordings unlawful under both the Indiana and federal wiretap acts…
South Bend
- 2026The behavioral-health consolidation, on its eve
Announced, dated, and not yet complete: On 15 October 2026 Beacon Health System announced its decision to consolidate its inpatient behavioral-health service line at the Memorial Epworth Center in South Bend: the inpatient service at the Elkhart Center for Behavioral Medicine — in Elkhart, printed at its own city's boundary…
South Bend
- 2026The schools clock, and the portrait's remaining dated lines
The superintendent search: Mansour Eid's retirement on 30 June 2027 stands as announced, and the search the Today portrait called the district's known next business now has its documented shape: the board will run a broad national search, the opening likely advertised on the Indiana School Boards Association's site…
South Bend
- 2026South Bend Today: How Current This Record Is
Verified to 10 November 2026, item by item as dated: The lines stand as follows. The council roster is unchanged since the caucus of 20 May 2026, on the council's own documents through the autumn (the entry below).
South Bend
- 2026The present state: the dealer row, November 2026
The tractor trade stands documented on Mishawaka ground today at four points, each verified in November 2026. GreenMark Equipment , the John Deere dealer, stands at 60001 Elm Road.
Mishawaka
- 2026The hospital map as it stands
The system's Elm Road campus and its Rehabilitation Institute continue on the south side; the veterans' clinic serves on Trinity Place; the hospice receives on the river at Central Park; the federally qualified HealthLinc keeps a Mishawaka site on the state's list, at the anchor size that listing gives it; and Beacon…
Mishawaka
- 2026The government today
The present government, verified at this writing: Mishawaka is governed in November 2026 by Mayor Dave Wood, Republican, in office since September 7, 2010 — sixteen years…
Mishawaka
- 2026The government as it stands
The officers: Mishawaka's government, verified against the city's records in November 2026, is: Mayor Dave Wood, Republican, in office since 7 September 2010 and counted the city's twenty-first mayor; a Common Council of nine…
Mishawaka
- 2026The next elections, dated: the cycle completed to 2027
The dates: The Indiana Election Division's official 2027 election calendar, published by the Secretary of State and reflecting Indiana law as of August 2026, fixes the two days.
Mishawaka
- 2026The failure test — Mishawaka against the FDIC list
The list's Indiana entries are four, all elsewhere: Irwin Union Bank and Trust Company of Columbus (18 September 2009), Integra Bank, National Association, of Evansville (29 July 2011), SCB Bank of Shelbyville (10 February 2012), and Kentland Federal Savings and Loan Association (10 July 2026).
Mishawaka
- 2026The works today
What Mishawaka builds: As of November 2026 the Mishawaka Manufacturing Campus — 96 acres on McKinley Highway, with its test track — builds two vehicles.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state: what vehicle manufacture stands on Mishawaka ground
The contract's course, the campus's employment — about 400 UAW Local 5 members on the union's 2025 contract record — and the JLTV A2 line itself stand in the AM General section…
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state — November 2026
The commercial record stands in the Federal Communications Commission's Broadband Data Collection, the providers' own filings of June 2026 as published that October: two fiber providers serve the city…
Mishawaka
- 2026Freight today: three railroads
In 2026 the road proposed to restore the western connection — a new link between its Mishawaka end and Canadian National, reported as the Capital Avenue rail line expansion project.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present Mishawaka network, verified November 2026 — and the cuts of 2026
The network as it stands: Transpo's own published service for the 2026-27 school year names the regular fixed routes serving Mishawaka, all of them open to the public: Route 30, South Bend/Mishawaka/Elkhart; Route 1, Madison/Mishawaka — the McKinley line's descendant; Route 11, Southside Mishawaka…
Mishawaka
- 2026The state of the air ground, November 2026
The regional airport is South Bend International — South Bend's field, its authority the county's, its route map, enplanement records, and name line carried whole in the South Bend build and verified there at the same November 2026 date…
Mishawaka
- 2026The present map, November 2026: what verifies and what does not
The honest headline is a negative: no single city-published roster of Mishawaka's neighborhoods or neighborhood associations was verified in November 2026.
Mishawaka
- 2026The current officeholder set, person by person: November 2026
Lou Ann Hazen , District 3 — so the 2026 roster verified from the council minutes names her; the variance on this seat is printed whole in the next paragraph.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present chiefs — November 2026, at one-line strength
The lines: AM General (South Bend seat, Mishawaka works) — John Chadbourne, president and chief executive officer, effective 27 March 2026, on the company's release.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state: Mishawaka's women in public office, November 2026
The city: the mayor's office Margaret Prickett held for sixteen years is held in 2026 by Dave Wood, mayor since 7 September 2010.
Mishawaka
- 2026The Tivoli gets its marker, 2026
On May 21, 2026 — the 101st anniversary of the Tivoli Theatre's opening night — the city's Historic Preservation Commission installed a historical marker at 208 North Main Street, the fourteenth in the city's series, on the application Pete De Kever, the city's historian, had filed on September 30, 2023.
Mishawaka
- 2026The reserve and auxiliary test: nothing based here
No Junior ROTC unit is listed for Mishawaka High School or for Penn High School in the sources searched in November 2026 — where South Bend's schools carry the county's Junior ROTC programs, Mishawaka's two high schools carry none that the record reached.
Mishawaka
- 2026Recruiting: the uniformed presence the city actually has
One address, five listings: The standing military presence on Mishawaka ground in November 2026 is a recruiting row.
Mishawaka
- 2026The camps test: no camp, no training ground
Mishawaka was tested for the same footprint, by name and by type: searches run in November 2026 for a camp, encampment, training ground, rendezvous, induction or separation center, and prisoner-of-war or internment site on Mishawaka ground returned nothing military at all…
Mishawaka
- 2026The organizations as they stand
The roll, checked: In November 2026 Mishawaka's veterans' organizations stand as follows, each verified against its own or its banner's current record.
Mishawaka
- 2026The two departments as they stand, November 2026
Its chief is Joshua Jester, the twenty-first, appointed 3 February 2026.
Mishawaka
- 2026The Practice as It Stands, November 2026
The hospital: Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center stands on Holy Cross Parkway under Indiana license 25-005012-1, expiring 31 December 2026, its set-up beds counted at 294 in the state's 2025 consumer report against the 254 of its opening program and the 253 of the federal cost-report directory…
Mishawaka
- 2026The system as it stands: November 2026
The beds: inpatient psychiatry stands on Mishawaka ground at the Medical Behavioral Hospital, 1625 East Jefferson Boulevard, the for-profit NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals house of some thirty beds of record, licensed and Medicare-certified in the state's current list…
Mishawaka
- 2026The closing ledger: what the money test did not find
That is the whole money-fight record of Mishawaka as the official record gives it in November 2026 — smaller than the pattern cities', and printed at its size, which is what the leg's discipline is for.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state — November 2026
The football team finished 6–4 in 2026, its season ending in a first-round sectional loss at Northridge, 57–26, on 23 October 2026 — the program's first first-round exit since 2006 — a year after a 10–2 season and an unbeaten conference championship.
Mishawaka
- 2026The seated test: no city, state or national hall — and the search shown
The test: The baseline asks every city first whether a hall of fame is seated in it, and the question was put to Mishawaka at full strength: a civic hall, a state hall keeping its seat here, a national hall, an industry or ethnic hall with a Mishawaka address, at any date from the city's founding to November 2026.
Mishawaka
- 2026The Toronto test: the Hockey Hall of Fame's honoured members
The search: The Hockey Hall of Fame's honoured membership stood, at the test date, at 455 names: 319 players (fifteen of them women), 120 builders and 16 on-ice officials, the classes running from 1945 to the Class of 2026…
Mishawaka
- 2026Mishawaka in November 2026
The only animals kept for the public anywhere in the city are seasonal and small, and attested at visitors' strength only: guests at Legend Park, the fall scream park on McKinley Highway, describe a petting zoo among its family attractions…
Mishawaka
- 2026The system standing: November 2026
The form: The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library is the public library district of the City of Mishawaka and Penn and Harris townships, governed by a seven-member Board of Trustees appointed by the two school corporations' boards, the County Council and the County Commissioners, directed in November 2026 by…
Mishawaka
- 2026Beyond books: makerspaces, streamed pictures, books by mail, and the talking-book route
The maker rooms: The library's published list of its own services carries, beside public computers and the online collections, makerspaces — working rooms in the system's buildings where the programming is making: the library's June 2023 newsletter runs a Summer Reading Challenge kickoff whose stations include "Donut…
Mishawaka
- 2026The Kills That Are Not in the Record, and the Pollution Record That Is
And the reach carries the modern era's signature arrival on the state's own list: the Indiana DNR's official list of zebra mussel waters, updated 12 January 2026, enters St. Joseph County's water as the St. Joseph River…
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state: the ledger as it stands, November 2026
What the record does not hold: The city's own published record, searched in November 2026, carries its art project by project — the Shoe City page is a model of the kind…
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state: what comedy stands on Mishawaka ground
The puppet troupe of the pointer entry was still posting new sketches through 2026.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present trade
The trade at street level now: The studio trade survives in Mishawaka at listings' strength, checked November 2026: Tirotta Photo, 315 Edgewater Drive — "full service commercial and advertising photography," listed active; Stephen Hill Photography, 915 Washington Avenue, listed active…
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state, verified November 2026
Mishawaka in November 2026 has a weekly of its own, a daily from across the river, and its valley's television news made inside its own limits.
Mishawaka
- 2026State Honors
When the federal National Blue Ribbon Schools program wound down, Indiana created its own Indiana Blue Ribbon Schools designation, and the Indiana Department of Education's 2026 cohort, announced in October 2026, includes Fred J. Hums Elementary School of the School City of Mishawaka.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present state
Clothing retail in the Mishawaka of November 2026 is the mall and the corridor, as this history's Malls section verifies: University Park Mall stands with Macy's and JCPenney as its anchors and 137 stores on its owner's listing, and the Grape Road corridor carries the big-box clothing trade, a Burlington store among it.
Mishawaka
- 2026The map of November 2026: what the record leaves standing
The march's 2026 turnout, five hundred strong, is the record's answer.
Mishawaka
- 2026The present map, 2026
The closing: The year's documented closing is a corridor chain's: the Hooters on Day Road, open since 2003 with a closure and reopening inside its course (2011–2015), shut permanently on March 3, 2026, in its parent company's bankruptcy — a dated end, printed first as this section's rule requires.
Mishawaka
- 2026The standing facts
The frame: Mishawaka stands in November 2026 as a separately incorporated city of St. Joseph County, Indiana, lying wholly on Penn Township ground, its western line touching South Bend's eastern line…
Mishawaka
- 2026The economy as published
The Bureau of Labor Statistics put the South Bend–Mishawaka metropolitan area's unemployment rate at 4.1 percent in September 2026, preliminary and not seasonally adjusted — the latest published month as this section closes, from the bureau's Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment release…
Mishawaka
- 2026What is being built: the river and the center
Its documented state in November 2026 is approvals, not completion: on 14 April 2026 the Mishawaka Plan Commission unanimously recommended the selective demolition the plan requires…
Mishawaka
- 2026Mishawaka Today: How Current This Record Is
Verified to 10 November 2026, item by item as dated: That date is the whole method of this section, and its limit, and it is stated here in the file as the instruction of this section requires: every present-tense line above is as of November 2026 and says so.
Mishawaka
- 2026The assumed case, tested: Aba Asante is Indiana's TikTok star — and West Lafayette's
A first-generation Ghanaian American, she went viral at sixteen with a lip-sync video — a possessed-chicken performance of Netta's "Toy," from which her tag "I'm not your toy" survives — that a 2026 profile in Her Agenda credits with more than 200 million views…
Mishawaka
- 2026The place today
As this spine is written, in November 2026, Granger stands at the end of its filling-in and the beginning of its next argument: the census counts 30,337 people (2020), the survey estimate 30,321, in a place that held 481 at the century's turn and 2,860 in its township as late as 1970.
Granger
- 2026The election of 2026: both townships at the ballot
Township officers in Indiana are elected for four-year terms at the general election and take office on the January 1 following: the election of November 3, 2026, therefore chose both townships' governments entire — trustee and all three board seats in each…
Granger
- 2026The county over both townships
The seat's modern line runs: Andy Kostielney, placed by Republican caucus in 2009 in succession to Mark Dobson and long the board's president, retired at the end of 2022; Carl H. Baxmeyer (R) has held the district through 2026, as president of the board.
Granger
- 2026The school board: Penn-Harris-Madison, seat by seat
Its superintendent line is settled in the Story of Granger section and is not re-dug here: Dr. Jerry Thacker, 2006–2025, succeeded by Dr. Heather Short , appointed May 27, 2025, by a 7–0 vote, effective July 1, 2025, and confirmed in office in the district's releases through the autumn of 2026.
Granger
- 2026The library district: Mishawaka-Penn-Harris
The board as the library prints it, verified November 11, 2026: Jenny McNeil , president (appointed by the Mishawaka school board; term ends December 31, 2026); Dee Dee Gerber , vice-president (Mishawaka school board; ends December 31, 2029); Mark Bagwell (County Council; ends December 31, 2028)…
Granger
- 2026The current seats, Clay Township: the one township this place cannot yet name its government for
The state of the fixture: The banked Government file verifies the current seats of Harris Township (Trustee Kenneth E. Lindsay; Board Bob Fox, Charles (Chuck) Sulok, Karen Vargo), the county, the school boards, and the library board as of 11 November 2026, and this section's State Board of Accounts pull firms the…
Granger
- 2026The ambulance course: no wagon era — the medic units became the department's main work
The police course of this ground — justices and constables from 1830–36 forward, the sheriff succession, and the modern course of the county police alone, dated 2021–2026…
Granger
- 2026The completeness sweep: the names the rosters missed, entered whole
The State Board of Accounts' compliance engagement report for Harris Township, 2019–2023, prints the board's chairs year by year — Karen Vargo in 2019, Chuck Sulok in 2020, Jeff Broadwick in 2021, Karen Vargo again from 2022 to 2024…
Granger
- 2026Firsts in public office, tested one by one: one chairmanship dated, one claim dispelled, the rest refused
Karen Vargo, Harris Township board chairman, 2019 and 2022–24 — not a first on this record: Vargo's chairmanships are documented whole in the Board's 2019–2023 report, and she sits on the board as the township prints it in 2026.
Granger
- 2026Water, in sequence: the marsh, the state ditch, a gauged creek — and no crest the record will sign
The gauge's carried record, as the USGS-derived flow reporting stood in November 2026, shows an ordinary creek at ordinary work — flowing at 10 cubic feet per second with a gage height of 2.31 feet on November 10, 2026 — and a maximum recorded discharge of 306 cfs across its record.
Granger
- 2026The improvised-ingenuity class, tested: no boat graded a Granger street
Both shelves were searched whole in November 2026: the Gazette's archive for its history columns and for the class's own vocabulary (boat, drag, grade, improvised, jury-rigged, threshing, ice crossing), and the Tribune's indexed local-history coverage for any Clay or Harris township ingenuity anecdote.
Granger
- 2026A world-record attempt, tested: none stands on this ground
The tests the audit named were run in November 2026: the Guinness World Records record itself, searched for Granger, Indiana, and for the ground's two named venues; the South Bend Tribune 's archive, searched for any record attempt staged in the CDP; and the event records of the two venues the class would naturally use…
Granger
- 2026Schools: Not Found in the Record
And no private school seated in the CDP stands in the record beyond the five carried in this section — St. Pius X, Granger Christian (closed 2026), Peace Lutheran, Calvary Christian, and Michiana Covenant Academy…
Granger
- 2026Dispositions re-settled from the appellate record, and the cold cases carried
(3) The Fir Road case of July 2026 — the unnamed man's charge and disposition likewise sit in the court record; the Tribune's July 2026 reports reached carry the arrest and referral, not an outcome.
Granger
- 2026The line itself: ZIP against CDP, and the southern edge, as of November 2026
Against them, the file shows essentially no city-taxed residential parcels inside the Census boundary — with one fresh exception that proves the motion: at Grande Vista Estates, a small plat on the Gumwood corridor at the boundary's southern doorstep, the Morningstar Replat's Lot B carries an annexation ordinance in…
Granger
- 2026The transit test: no bus has ever run here
Public transit in this county is TRANSPO, the South Bend Public Transportation Corporation, heir of the Northern Indiana Railway's streetcars (converted to buses between 1934 and 15 June 1940) and of the city's transit district…
Granger
- 2026The standing modern unit test: no unit stationed inside the line, as of November 2026
Tested at locator strength, like the Legion and VFW test in Wars & Military Service: as of November 2026, no National Guard, reserve or active-duty unit is stationed inside the Granger CDP.
Granger
- 2026The modern position, as of November 2026
The position, dated: as of November 2026 the designated estate stands exactly where the search found it — four DNR-cooperative trails and one association trail in Indiana, Buffalo Run the county's one, its map reissued 8 January 2026 with the season's terms unchanged: posted open, snow permitting, 1 December to 31 March.
Granger
- 2026Before the institutions: the street band and the bandshell tests
The county's bandshell line states the contrast plainly: South Bend itself has concerted in Howard Park for generations without a built shell, and its Howard Park bandshell — $3 million in READI money, design funded in 2026, construction projected April to December 2027 — is a building of the future, not of the band era.
Granger
- 2026The music schools: Suzuki on Gumwood Road, and the lesson trade
The school's own published record, read in November 2026, carries its present state plainly: its current building "will only be available for the next year or two," and the school has opened a first-phase campaign of one hundred thousand dollars to build or purchase a home of its own, so that the school "will serve…
Granger
- 2026The gallery, and the houses that are not here
At 7225 Heritage Square Drive, in the lifestyle center the Businesses leg carries whole, Max Black Fine Art keeps the designated place's only gallery-form business…
Granger
- 2026The state of the making, November 2026
As of November 2026: the Conservatory of Dance and Tutu School are teaching on published 2026–27 schedules at 14678 State Road 23, a nonprofit dance institution of twenty-six years' standing sharing its address with a franchise — the corridor's whole dance establishment under one roof number.
Granger
- 2026Mental health and addiction care: offices, not institutions
The county's institutional course — the designated community mental health center's succession from Madison Center to Oaklawn, the commitment traffic, the county's behavioral-health consolidation of 2026 — is the South Bend build's mental-health leg, whole…
Granger
- 2026The surviving-charity-clinic test, run for this ground: negative
The South Bend Clinic's Granger Campus roster and Beacon Health System's financial-assistance record, as printed November 2026.
Granger
- 2026The register read whole: 212 organisations at the ZIP, counted and dated
The sector can be counted because it keeps a register: the Internal Revenue Service's exempt-organisations master record, read whole for this section in its TaxExemptWorld Granger presentation, November 2026.
Granger
- 2026The universities' money, tested: a by-design absence, explained
The universities' corporate and Form 990 record as presented in the exempt registers read November 2026 (the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's College, Indiana University and Bethel University each exempt in the institution's own name…
Granger
- 2026The fellowship test: enFocus, positive at county frame
The corporation's course is growth on the same model: a $3 million Lilly Endowment grant in 2013 to grow and replicate the model across Indiana…
Granger
- 2026The present shape, November 2026: consolidation, endurance, and the quiet exits — named
The sector's shape in November 2026 is three shapes at once.
Granger
- 2026The disco and big-room era, tested: the word "nightclub" is not missing by accident
The tests were run in November 2026 across the era's own shelves: the city and county directories of the 1970s through the 1990s for any Granger listing under nightclub, disco or dance club; the South Bend Tribune 's record for those decades, searched on the same words against the CDP and both townships…
Granger
- 2026The place's own name: the institutional tests
The rankings: what the place holds instead of civic honors is a grade sheet from the commercial ranking industry — AreaVibes' livability score of 78 of 100, twenty-seventh in Indiana, with an F for amenities in the same table…
Granger
- 2026Awards & Honors: Open Questions
Prairie Vista to Elsie Rogers falls between April 2021 and February 2022 on the records read, and the move from Elsie Rogers to the Moran assistant-principalship falls between 2022 and the directory read of November 2026; neither date is fixed.
Granger
- 2026The patent place in aggregate — a floor count, a county instrument, no invented rank
At state strength, the verified frame is Indiana's: 1,627 utility patents granted to Indiana-resident first inventors in 2023, a state rank of 22nd, and 13,267 total patents across 2018–2023, rank 19th (StatsAmerica from USPTO data, generated 10 November 2026).
Granger
- 2026The school dress record, school system by school system: a code kept, and the uniform school
The abolished-code half of the checklist's pattern was tested and not found: no Granger-seated school in the record reached has abolished a dress code or dropped a uniform; the two systems stand as they are printed above, one coded and one uniformed, as of November 2026.
Granger
- 2026The present state, dated: what of the trade survives on this ground
What does not survive, as of November 2026: no clothing manufacturer, no mill, no factory of the trade is seated on this ground — the manufacture never came, the custom trade survives only inside a luxury boutique's service list and a boutique's alteration Fridays, and the trade's present form entire is selling: prom…
Granger
- 2026The route map as of November 2026
The dated route map, verified November 2026, stands at five carriers. Allegiant serves Fort Lauderdale, Knoxville (from June 14, 2024), Las Vegas, Orlando/Sanford, Phoenix/Mesa, Punta Gorda, and St. Petersburg/Clearwater, with seasonal Sarasota service.
Granger
- 2026The serving posts, post by post: Mishawaka 161 and 360
American Legion Post 161, Mishawaka — the Ryan A. Balmer Post — stands at 133 E. Mishawaka Avenue, Mishawaka, and is active as of November 2026: the Legion's locator lists it active, telephone 574-255-8319, open Monday and Thursday 5–9 p.m. and Friday 4–9 p.m.
Granger
- 2026The smaller banners, one by one
Each negative is a November 2026 locator-and-web sweep result, printed at that strength: the record reached holds no seat for these five banners in the county, while the county's veterans are served by the banners that are seated…
Granger
- 2026The system as it stands, November 2026
Named as of November 2026, the system this ground's residents use stands as follows.
Granger
- 2026The smallest form at true size: the meadery-winery, searched as its own class
Searched as its own class — Indiana winery licence and guide lists under meadery and mead terms, the current commercial directories for Granger and the two townships, and the state winery register record…
Granger
- 2026The present map: the tables standing in November 2026
On Adams Road: The Chief's year-round room at 12479, and the farmers market's Adams Road listing in the federal directory — while the market's own season, in its park form, closed on September 27, 2026, at Centennial Park.
Granger
- 2026Founders & CEOs: Not Found in the Record
Searched the same record for an outside firm's local keeper carried as a chief: Granger's branches are retail and banking branches, and the only keeper the record names at any strength is a store director…
Granger
- 2026The modern founders and chiefs, named as of November 2026
On November 1, 2017 Newbold stepped down and the board appointed his chief operating officer, Kreg Gruber — who had served as president of Memorial Hospital, of Elkhart General and of Beacon Medical Group — as CEO…
Granger
- 2026Women and Minority Founders
Pass four, the chiefs' bench as of November 2026: the sweep's strongest modern finding is at the top of the bank row — Andrea G. Short, CEO and president of 1st Source Corporation from October 1, 2025, the first woman to head the row's lead house in its 162 years, and Bridget Brady, CFO and co-chairman of Big C Lumber…
Granger
- 2026The designation record, counted at a date
National Register of Historic Places, county: 102 properties and districts listed in St. Joseph County, including one National Historic Landmark, with four further properties once listed and since removed (National Park Service list, complete through listings posted 18 September 2026).
Granger
- 2026Anniversaries as heritage acts, and the regime as it stands, November 2026
The regime as it stands in November 2026, named whole: the governing body is the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County, five of nine seats filled (President Sarah Andrews; Vice President Kathryn Hough; Secretary Michael Skaggs; Andrew Fowler…
Granger
- 2026The present map, dated November 2026
As of November 2026, the standing map is two houses on the southern doorstep and none anywhere else inside the line — and the two do not stand on the same side of it.
Granger
- 2026The appointed machinery named: plan commission, zoning appeals, drainage board
The commission's officers at their documented points: Daniel Brewer was its president in 2017, with Elizabeth Maradik vice-president; Adam DeVon was elected chair on February 19, 2025, with Tom England vice-chair, and was elected president again on January 20, 2026, with Eugene Matzat as vice-president and Tom England…
Granger
- 2026The county's firsts, tested office by office
When Amy Cressy filed for the office on January 21, 2026, the Tribune reported she was "potentially becoming the first female prosecutor in the county's history"; the banked leg records her election on November 3, 2026.
Granger
- 2026The federal bench from this ground
Search record, November 2026: FJC directory searched for birth location "Granger, Indiana" (no result); web queries for a Northern District judge born or resident in Granger, Indiana (no result).
Granger
- 2026The verified programs, dated: trauma, stroke, psychiatry
Memorial Hospital of South Bend stands, as of November 2026, as an American College of Surgeons–verified Level II Trauma Center — stated in Beacon's own current location record ("As the region's only Level II Trauma Center… Trauma care at Memorial meets rigorous national standards for quality as evaluated by the…
Granger
- 2026The dealer record to the present row: the heading outlives the farm
The leg prints that as the present row's whole finding: the trade that served these farms from South Bend and Mishawaka in 1910 serves their successor suburb from South Bend and Mishawaka in 2026, and the CDP line has never once contained the counter.
Granger
- 2026Rows 3 and 8 — The state halls: four hall cities, an empty roll at residency strength, and the Penn-pipeline roll
At residency strength — a Granger resident inducted — the combined roll of all four halls is empty : no inductee of any of the four is a Granger resident in the records reached, and the Track hall's own recent classes were read whole to test it (the 2024 class of 25 and the 2026 class of 21 carry no Penn or Granger name…
Granger
- 2026Amusement, Trolley and Kiddie Parks
The searches, shown: (1) the record of this build — the words amusement , Playland and Springbrook appear in no fragment before this section, and no park of the amusement kind appears in the parks leg's whole course of this ground's open spaces, which runs to two trustee parks, one path network and one county park…
Granger
- 2026The government that governs it today — and the one that takes over on New Year's Day
The county, this month: the whole designated place lies in Commissioner District 1, the county's northern district, and the seat is held through December 31, 2026 by Carl H. Baxmeyer (R), president of the three-member Board of Commissioners, sitting with Rafael Morton (District 2) and Anthony Hazen (District 3).
Granger
- 2026The churches as they stand
Sixteen congregations: the Religion section's closing roll seats sixteen congregations on Granger ground as of November 2026, and this chapter prints the roll at pointer size, as it stands.
Granger
- 2026The corridors as they stand, and the ground still filling
East of State Road 23, Douglas Road still runs two lanes through the subdivisions as of November 2026 — the county's designated east–west relief corridor in its unfinished half, and the standing subject of the county's next road argument.
Granger
- 2026The place’s health, as it stands
The behavioral-health consolidation the county’s record carries for December 1, 2026 stands in the Health and Mental Health legs at the strength their records give it.
Granger
- 2026The present calendar, verified to November 2026
How a place with no city hall keeps a calendar: Granger's public calendar is kept by the institutions that anchor it — the township, the library branch, the parishes and the school district — and this closing article states the current season from their published calendars, verified in November 2026.
Granger
- 2026The city in numbers, vintages named: 30,337 counted, 30,321 estimated, 324,538 in the metro
That ACS vintage now carries its release date: the Census Bureau published the 2020–2024 five-year data on 29 January 2026 , after revising the release from its originally scheduled 11 December 2025 (the revision was announced 20 November 2025 and confirmed in the Bureau's Tip Sheet 21 of 12 December 2025, with…
Granger
- 2026Major employers, ranked: the school corporation first, the hospital system second — and a data center that is not yet an employer
The campus is the ground's largest construction project and, as of November 2026, employs no operating workforce on it: the roughly 300 permanent jobs attached to the project are county officials' figure for a finished campus, the $77.5 million land purchase closed in 2024, the $65 million memorandum was voted 6…
Granger
- 2026Sports today: leagues on township ground, two golf courses, a club that merged — and still no home team
The shape has not changed: As of November 2026 Granger remains a place that plays everywhere and hosts almost nothing above the township level — no home team, no stadium, no franchise; the Sports leg's closing roster is a roster of leagues, courses and pipelines, and its state as of this month is as follows.
Granger
- 2026Arts, culture and institutions today: lessons, a library, a campaign — culture still carried, never housed
The dated state, as the Arts section leaves it and this month confirms it: As of November 2026 the Conservatory of Dance and Tutu School are teaching on published 2026–27 schedules at 14678 State Road 23…
Granger
- 2026Media today: a monthly magazine of its own, a daily at the boundary, and a Facebook group that became a paper
The Granger Gazette — monthly, published by Kerry Byler, founded in 1996 or 1997 by the evidence of its own numbering (volume 19, number 4, is dated April 2015)…
Granger
- 2026The Year's Calendar in Granger
Spring and summer belong to the township's leagues: Harris Baseball/Softball's season on the township's fields — in 2026 a displaced season, Fields 1–4 closed for the rebuild until spring 2027…
Granger
- 2026Photographs: the credits-and-rights ledger for every image this build located
(3) The Anderson Trail County Park construction photography in the county's own record: the images document the park this build's Parks leg follows to its November 2026 completion, and their rights state is unstated in the record reached (EXPAND-CURRENT-TODAY-NOTE)…
Granger
- 2026The battle test: no battle, raid, or defeat on this ground — and the defeats that happened elsewhere, printed as not-here
Press-index and web searches run for this item in November 2026 ("Osceola Indiana Penn Township battle raid," and the county histories indexed for any Penn battle/raid claim) returned no claim of an engagement here from any source.
Osceola
- 2026The Philanthropy Turn, Measured (L17·7)
The civic register's foundation lines, from the IRS exempt register read whole on November 11, 2026, are: I M A, a private grantmaking foundation at 56325 Ash Road, ruled December 2004; the Rob Melton Memorial Foundation Inc., 10184 Rosewood Court, ruled December 2010, a scholarship fund…
Osceola
- 2026The Richest-Man Test, Run Explicitly (L17·9)
No richest claim for any Osceola or Penn Township figure appears in the banked sketches — not in Chapman, not in Howard, not in Goodspeed, not in Notable People or Businesses — and a web search in November 2026 for a richest-man claim attaching to McKnight, Bancroft or any Osceola figure returned none.
Osceola
- 2026The Great Houses
The National Register check was run in November 2026 against the National Park Service's St. Joseph County list, complete through NPS listings posted September 18, 2026: 102 properties and districts.
Osceola
- 2026The Brethren course — Bethel Brethren's records, and the Osceola Church of the Brethren become Shepherd's Heart
The congregation thus carries a Church of the Brethren course of some fifty years on Beech Road, under its present name and its present pastor, Len Smith, who holds the pulpit as of November 2026 by the fellowship's own site.
Osceola
- 2026Osceola Grace Church — the Apple Road congregation
The pulpit's present holder is documented by the church itself: Pastor Ryan Huebner, who "came to lead Osceola Grace in Osceola, Indiana, in the Fall of 2022," and whom the church's own site names lead pastor as of November 2026.
Osceola
- 2026The township ring — Cedar Road, Crossview Lane, and Ash Road
The ring is the fact: in November 2026 the town of Osceola's worship life is one congregation inside the line, a ring on township ground in two counties, and one congregation inside the next city's limits, and the history is written to the line, not to the ZIP code.
Osceola
- 2026The religious map as it stands, November 2026
As of November 2026, Osceola's religious map is a ring around a single in-town seat.
Osceola
- 2026Both Jewish congregations tested: no synagogue on this ground, searches shown
Three sweeps were run for any Jewish congregation seated in the town of Osceola or in Penn Township: (1) the St. Joseph County Genealogical Society (SBAGS) church-records index, as banked and used throughout Churches & Religion — it carries no synagogue entry for Osceola or Penn Township…
Osceola
- 2026The Orthodox set tested: no Orthodox seat in town or township; one Mishawaka backyard church, verdicted
Penn Township: none — no Orthodox parish, mission or chapel in town or township appears in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, Serbian Orthodox, Orthodox Church in America or Antiochian directory record as swept November 2026, nor in the Notre Dame / Saint Mary's area lists read whole.
Osceola
- 2026The newest faiths, as a tested-negative article: no mosque, temple, Bahá'í or Zen seat on this ground
Finding: as of November 2026 no Islamic society or mosque, no Hindu temple, no Bahá'í community seat, and no Zen or other Buddhist centre stands in town or township, on the record reached.
Osceola
- 2026The Communities Today
The town of Osceola in November 2026 is a community of 2,590 counted people (2020) / 2,593 estimated (ACS 2020–2024) inside a township of 68,698 (2020).
Osceola
- 2026Moran Addition — 44 parcels, the town's largest named neighbourhood
Present state, November 2026: 44 live parcels, the name still doing legal work in every one of their descriptions — a neighbourhood that exists, measurably, in the county's records whether or not any sign carries it.
Osceola
- 2026Long's additions — Long's 1st at 28 parcels, the family near 30
At parcel strength, Long's reads as the town's standard residential accretion — described lots, ordinary streets, no builder or design record found (November 2026)…
Osceola
- 2026Henderson — about 23 parcels, a single-name neighbourhood
No street name is carried out of the Henderson descriptions in Neighborhoods's street article, and no builder record was found (November 2026); the addition's character at the record's strength is its single-act completeness…
Osceola
- 2026From the air: the photographic map — the coverage frame whole, and the first flight named as a gap
The modern end of the line is continuous and dated: NAIP imagery of 2010 underlies the current US Topo Osceola sheet (item 12), and the county GIS parcel layer — read whole for this build in November 2026, 1,388 parcels inside the town line…
Osceola
- 2026The frame: a town without a park department, and the green it actually has
This section tells that system whole — the ground, the government, the plans, and the present fight over the bay that is the system's live question in November 2026 — and it fixes each seat by the same containment discipline as the Cemeteries leg: where the line runs, the leg says so.
Osceola
- 2026The system as it stands, November 2026
As of November 2026, Osceola's park system stands exactly as this section found it: borrowed, county-built, and alive.
Osceola
- 2026The college: Bethel's music, and Carnegie Hall — with the other Bethel printed whole
Bethel's music, carried to its documented height on the university's own record: on 8 June 2026 the Bethel University Choir — 23 students, led by Dr. Stephen Martin, associate professor and chair of music & theatre…
Osceola
- 2026The system as it stands, November 2026
As of November 2026, the care seated inside the town of Osceola is a dental practice and, since November 2023, a counseling center on Lincolnway West (Cornerstone Family Therapy Center Inc., 1415 Lincolnway W; Mental Health, whole); the care seated around it is an ambulance, a funeral home, and two cities' hospitals.
Osceola
- 2026The century room, tested: no room of a century's course stands on this ground
The tests were run in November 2026 on the shelves where such a room would stand: the town licensing and directory record for the Lincolnway rooms; the Tribune No Osceola room of a century's course, in one family's hands or otherwise, appears on any of those shelves…
Osceola
- 2026The corridor test, run and printed: Cinema Treasures for the Lincolnway and McKinley corridors
The named test, run: Cinema Treasures was read in November 2026 for this ground's two auto corridors — Lincolnway through Osceola and Penn Township, and the McKinley Highway corridor east of the town line — and its returns for THIS Osceola are printed whole.
Osceola
- 2026The governing layer: Larry Beehler's state board-service honor, 2026 (boundary)
What the honor is stands at the corporation's own record: the Indiana School Boards Association's 2026 Indiana Outstanding Board Service Award, conferred annually on one of the state's 1,686 school board members, was recognized at the ISBA/IAPSS Fall Conference on October 5–6, 2026 and presented at the…
Osceola
- 2026Moran Elementary's designation shelf — honestly empty, with the traps named
The Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching that now touches Osceola — its winner, Amanda Fox, is Moran's assistant to the principal as of November 2026…
Osceola
- 2026The present state, dated November 2026
That is the whole of the trade as the November 2026 directories show it: four sellers, no maker, no tailor, no milliner — the custom trades of the floor cities never seated here, and what survives of dress in Osceola is the selling of finished garments, with the formal boutique on Lincolnway as its named head.
Osceola
- 2026The route map as verified, November 2026
The destination count carries two dated figures, printed with their dates: sixteen nonstop destinations in the airport's May 2025 reporting, and seventeen destinations in the February 2026 record-year reporting, which names them in part: Atlanta; Charlotte; Chicago; Dallas/Fort Worth; Detroit; Knoxville; Las Vegas; Minneapolis…
Osceola
- 2026The retail map as it stands, November 2026
That is the whole map as of November 2026: a town of shops and car lots, between two cities' centres, exactly as the banked baseline's village street would have predicted.
Osceola
- 2026The smaller banners, tested one by one
Each verdict is a not-located verdict at the strength of the national/state listings and directories searched on 11 November 2026, not a claim that a banner never met informally in the town.
Osceola
- 2026The burial ground whole — pointed, not retold — and the veteran population
Three retrievals were attempted on 11 November 2026: the Census API returned HTTP 500 on the ACS 2023 5-year B21001 query for the town and township, and direct API calls from this seat timed out without data.
Osceola
- 2026Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens — the verdict: Penn Township ground, north of the river
The gardens are the township's modern burial institution: a lawn cemetery with a funeral home on its ground, in continuous present use — a 2006 obituary in the county record directs burial there under the Chapel Hill Funeral Home's arrangements at the McKinley Highway address, and a 2026 obituary places a committal in…
Osceola
- 2026The system as it stands, November 2026
Named as of November 2026, in one dated article, as the row requires.
Osceola
- 2026The studio as a building: no photographer-built block in this county's record — and the gallery superlative, tested
Searches for a Shoaff building, a Barrows gallery or a "finest gallery" claim in St. Joseph County, November 2026 — none returned; the searches are printed as the evidence.
Osceola
- 2026The documentary test and the production company: local negative, the university's arm at boundary
The verdict is TESTED NEGATIVE , and it is kept distinct from the creators test Newspapers & Media already banked (no verified digital creator seated in the town, November 2026): that was a test of persons publishing online; this is a test of a documentary work and a seated company, and both are negative on their own evidence.
Osceola
- 2026The modern founders and chiefs to the present, named with an as-of date
The company trades still in November 2026, South Bend-headquartered.
Osceola
- 2026The designation record counted, at a date
National Register: the National Park Service's county list, complete through the listings posted 18 September 2026, carries 102 properties and districts in St. Joseph County, including one National Historic Landmark…
Osceola
- 2026Anniversaries as heritage acts, and the regime as it stands, November 2026
The regime as it stands at the stated date, November 2026: the Historic Preservation Commission sits as the 1973 ordinance made it — nine appointed members, jurisdiction over South Bend and the county's unincorporated ground, its landmark and district programme counted in art-66-5, its own pages current to 29 July 2026…
Osceola
- 2026The present map, dated November 2026
The brand locators and lodging directories searched in November 2026 return no house with an Osceola address inside the town line; the single directory hit categorised "Hotel & Lodging" for the town — a bridal and event host location at 10277 Vistula Road…
Osceola
- 2026The search run under the subject's own names and its synonyms
What the November 2026 runs did return, printed so the negative can be weighed: a South Bend topless bar trading as an adult-entertainment lounge (an adult-entertainment business, not a club of this category, and in South Bend, not on this ground); the county's ordinary stock of unrelated social clubs…
Osceola
- 2026The ban attempt: none on this ground; the standing regime that legislates about the category
6, §6.01 (county Document Center), read November 2026; banked government fragment for the town's zoning adoption, Ordinance No. 15-1996; town and county ordinance and council-minute record as openly indexed, searched November 2026.
Osceola
- 2026People, not offices: the named holders, with their years
Town marshal: Thomas Hixon, with four sworn officers, as of November 11, 2026; the founding and earlier marshals are GAP-OSGOV-3.
Osceola
- 2026The 4-H era: the township's children at the modern fair
The fair the club shows at is the county's, on the South Bend grounds; its whole course, from the 4-H era's disputed 1926-or-1927 origin to the "101st annual" billing of July 3–11, 2026, is South Bend's telling, and this article takes only the township's documented share of it.
Osceola
- 2026Town government: the council stands; the clerk-treasurer's chair still has no public name
The council was not on the 2026 ballot — Indiana elects its small-town officers in odd years — and the next town election is November 2, 2027, with filing opening January 6, 2027; verified against the county's 2026 race list, which carries no Osceola town race.
Osceola
- 2026The county layer: one seat settled by the election, changing hands January 1, 2027 — FLAGGED
The moved anchor: Osceola votes in St. Joseph County Commissioner District 1, and the seat changed parties' hands on November 3, 2026.
Osceola
- 2026The schools today: a settled board, a settled contract, one school in town
The corporation: Penn-Harris-Madison stands under Superintendent Dr. Heather Short (in the seat since July 1, 2025), and its Board of School Trustees stands — at the corporation's own page strength — with the same seven trustees this build banked: President Chris Riley; Vice President Ryan McCullough (Penn seat 2)…
Osceola
- 2026Fire and EMS: the Penn territory stands — and has voted to be succeeded
The present state: fire protection and EMS for the town are the Penn Township Fire Territory's — Penn Township and the Town of Osceola together — under Chief Michael Gerndt , and that stands in the fall 2026 record exactly as the Government leg banked it.
Osceola
- 2026The trade today: the Creamery's federal rating, renewed — FLAGGED
The moved anchor: Crystal Springs Creamery's federal milk-safety rating — the Businesses leg banked it from the April 2025 Interstate Milk Shippers list with an expiration of April 30, 2026 — has been renewed .
Osceola
- 2026The bay: the town's live story, one year into the save
The Sediment Removal Plan, prepared by Everclear Aquatic Management for Save Baugo Bay, Inc. in January 2026 under the Department of Natural Resources' LARE guidance, lays out five removal sites, roughly 94,000 cubic yards of sediment, in three phases…
Osceola
- 2026The year's round, and what is not here
The round: the town's year still turns on the events its other legs own: the Osceola Music Festival, in its 42nd year in 2026 (the Arts section's); the Memorial Day parade under Post 308's auspices, its route conflict standing as printed in the Wars leg; and, daily and unceremonial, the MACOG Interurban Trolley on Lincolnway…
Osceola
- 2026The Major Employers, Ranked Honestly (L15·3)
Its federal standing is current: the FDA Interstate Milk Shippers list of October 2026 carries Plant BTU No. 1942 with ratings of 90/90 and an expiration of March 31, 2028.
Osceola
- 2026Development and the Built City Now (L15·6)
The January 2026 Sediment Removal Plan, prepared by Everclear Aquatic Management, LLC for Save Baugo Bay, Inc. and read first-hand for this section, covers five sites on a bay of about 43 acres, mean depth 4.02 feet, with roughly 50 shoreline homes.
Osceola
- 2026The Atlas and the Official Books (L16·2) — with the DF-17 Resolution
The latest class member read for this section is the St. Joseph River Basin Commission's meeting record of September 4, 2025 (Q3 2025 meeting, Schrock Pavilion, Goshen): FY2025 final-quarter financials with a fund balance of $491,961.16 at June 30, 2025…
Osceola
- 2026The Federal Record Series (L16·6)
FDIC BankFind, queried in November 2026, proves a negative cleanly: zero institutions headquartered in Osceola, Indiana, zero offices, including the defunct file.
Osceola
- 2026The Open-Questions Ledger (L16·10)
GAP-O9-3, the Baugo Bay permit and funding state: the funding limb is now dug in this section's companion Development article (no 2026 LARE sediment award; the Elkhart stream-restoration award distinguished); the permit-issuance limb remains open — settler, the IDNR Division of Water permit file.
Osceola
- 2026The Standing Modern Unit Test, November 2026
The test, run as of November 2026: any standing Guard or Reserve unit, detachment, armory or recruiting station on Walkerton or Lincoln Township ground.
Walkerton
- 2026The present state, dated: November 2026
As of November 2026, no garment is designed or manufactured in Walkerton in the current directory and register record, and the town's clothing trade is a retail trade at corridor scale.
Walkerton
- 2026The 2026 elections: a president unseated in May, a ballot restored by a judge in September
Walkerton's town elections ran on the even-year cycle in 2026, and the cycle rewrote the council. Four Republicans filed for the town's seats by February 6, 2026: Gene Reese, Robert Payne, Timothy Lindewald, and Rick Coffman.
Walkerton
- 2026The buildings today, and the men and women who run them
The corporation teaches in four buildings, three of them Walkerton's own, and its website names every principal: Harold C. Urey Middle School, 407 Washington Street — the 1942 Walkerton High School building — is led in November 2026 by Principal Sean Steinkellner, with Quade Pike as Athletic Director and Dean of Students.
Walkerton
- 2026The state-titles test: none at the top step, in the record reached
The test for a state championship comes back empty, and the empty result prints: no IHSAA state title for John Glenn High School or for Walkerton High School appears in the record reached…
Walkerton
- 2026The drug era in the federal record
The era's local texture at official strength is one clause of the modern court record: when the Walkerton crash case of December 2025 was filed in April 2026 (the modern-record article below), the defendant's printed prior record ran through a 2020 pair of dealing-in-a-narcotic-drug convictions in this county's courts…
Walkerton
- 2026Across the line: the Walkerton-address congregations that stand in other counties
The Koontz Lake Missionary Church, at 8044 N State Road 23, is a congregation of the Missionary Church with a federal ruling of November 1969, its own site, and a pastor, Brian Baughman, named officiating at a Walkerton funeral as late as November 2026 — Greg Bentle held the pulpit in the town paper's 1990 church page.
Walkerton
- 2026The town's religion as it stands, November 2026
St. Patrick Parish (1856) at 807 Tyler Street, Pastor the Rev. Donald Davison, C.PP.S., at parish-bulletin strength through 1 February 2026, in the Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend under Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades.
Walkerton
- 2026The crossings: where the railroad meets the state-named streets
The inventory's activity field for these crossings reads zero trains a day — printed here as what it is, an inventory datum about the leased segment's reported activity as of 4 November 2026, not a claim that no wheel turns: a 23-mile lease segment worked from its Argos end will show exactly this face to a form.
Walkerton
- 2026The town's parks as they stand, November 2026
The Parks Department runs the whole of it on the town's behalf — registration through its own portal, programs from baseball to sledding, more than 850 children registered in 2026 — under a Park Board whose existence is attested in 1984 and whose current membership no source reached publishes.
Walkerton
- 2026Mental health: the facility test, stated whole, and the designated holders named
The system as it stands is dated as of November 2026 in this section's closing article.
Walkerton
- 2026The town's health system as it stands, November 2026
Walkerton's health system in November 2026 is one clinic, one dental address in conflict, one pharmacy, a fire-territory ambulance, and four hospitals in four other towns.
Walkerton
- 2026The Sagamore test: no resident holder proven — and the two near-misses expelled
The verdict: as of November 2026, no Sagamore of the Wabash held by a resident of Walkerton stands proven in any record this build reached.
Walkerton
- 2026The town's own honors: no roll found
American Legion Post 189 itself stands in the Wars leg's custody, active in the town's 2026 season.
Walkerton
- 2026The town's burying ground as it stands, November 2026
One ground, association-held, serves the town and township in November 2026, as it has since before its incorporation a century ago.
Walkerton
- 2026The present table: the Roosevelt Road corridor and the closed market
The grocery question ends the article as it ended Osceola's: the Walkerton Market, at 412 Illinois Street, is listed permanently closed — the town's supermarket-size grocery a closed listing in the record reached…
Walkerton
- 2026Coverage today, and broadcast at pointer
Today the town's news runs through other towns' papers, as Osceola's does: no Walkerton-published newspaper appears in the current directories reached, and the town's coverage in the record reached is the South Bend Tribune 's…
Walkerton
- 2026The 4-H era: the township's club at the modern fair
The fair the club shows at is the county's, on the South Bend grounds; its whole course, from the 4-H era's disputed 1926-or-1927 origin to the "101st annual" billing of July 3–11, 2026, is South Bend's telling.
Walkerton
- 2026Town government: the president's last weeks, a ward result still unlanded — FLAGGED
The president's exit — a transition, settled: Reese's service, running since January 1990, ends on December 31, 2026.
Walkerton
- 2026The county layer: a Democratic sweep, three chairs changing hands January 1 — FLAGGED
The frame: St. Joseph County cast 77,909 ballots on November 3, 2026, a turnout of 40.17 percent, and Democrats won every county race on the ballot (South Bend Tribune, November 9, 2026).
Walkerton
- 2026The schools today: the corporation stands; Lincoln Township's board seat turns over
The board seat — a transition: the corporation's Lincoln Township seat was contested on November 3, 2026, and the unofficial returns give it to Carissa Smith, 1,602 votes (59.6 percent), over Dennis Metz Jr., 1,084 (40.4 percent) .
Walkerton
- 2026Work and trade: the junction's economy
The development sweep: the development record this build banks stands in its own legs — Polygon's August 2026 capacity investment in the Businesses leg, and the Walkerton Elementary construction project through 2025 in the Schools section…
Walkerton
- 2026The heritage fast-movers: the Post, the museum, and the 250th year
The Post: American Legion Post 189 stands active in the Legion's own June 2026 record — set, in its words, to have "a major presence" in the town's July Fourth events, co-sponsoring the parade and the town's celebration of the nation's semiquincentennial in July 2026…
Walkerton
- 2026Walkerton Today: How Current This Record Is
The statement: this chapter was verified against the live record on November 11, 2026 , and it is true as of that date at the strengths printed.
Walkerton
- 2026Heritage: the losses, the law, and the counts at November 2026
The counts, at November 2026, as counts: National Register listings for this town — two , counted with their reference numbers and dates in the Architecture section (the district, NR 92001653, listed 14 December 1992, 24 acres; and the Service House line)…
New Carlisle
- 2026The current seats, as of 11 November 2026
President: Marcy Kauffman, term 1 January 2023 – 31 December 2026. Vice President: Jerry Colanese, 1 January 2024 – 31 December 2027.
New Carlisle
- 2026The November 2026 cycle: the town's seats were on the ballot
Two town council seats were decided on 3 November 2026 — and their winners are not yet in this record.
New Carlisle
- 2026Olive Township: trustee, board, and the assessor question
In November 2026 Miller, a Republican, stood uncontested for trustee, and the board race was numerically three candidates for three seats — Middlebrook (D), Batzel (R), and Creason (R), the same three incumbents — so the township's government continues either way; the three take or retake office on 1 January 2027, a transition in form.
New Carlisle
- 2026The county layer: a district in transition
Only District 1 stood for election in 2026, and on the unofficial returns of 3 November, Bill Redman (D) defeated Baxmeyer 16,735 (58.4 percent) to 11,924 (41.6) — figures built from the Clerk's precinct summary and carried alike by the county's results coverage and WNDU.
New Carlisle
- 2026The school seat: New Prairie United
Superintendent: Dr. Paul White, verified current in the board notes of 24 August and 26 October 2026; his contract runs 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031, at a base salary of $154,000 from 1 July 2026.
New Carlisle
- 2026The owners roster, era-banded
Modern roll, 2026, at the association's directory strength: Margaret Czarnecki (Moser's Austrian Cafe; Carlisle Coffee & Sweets); Marcy Kauffman (Feeney's Hometown Goods); Michael Kaniewski (Kaniewski Funeral Home); Craig Langhofer (Edward Jones); Kim Huston (Spin City Laundry; real estate)…
New Carlisle
- 2026Business Records: Open Questions
J. Smith's grocer-and-hotel) and at none in the town's 2026 roll; the years between — the motor-court era on the Lincoln Highway and U.S. 20 — are unworked; settler, the mid-century directories and the corridor record.
New Carlisle
- 2026The people in office today
County Commissioner for the district, Brian Baxmeyer, holds the seat through 2026; Bill Redman, who won the 3 November 2026 election, takes it in January 2027 — a transition, printed as one.
New Carlisle
- 2026Where the telling was filed: the archive, the schoolyard, the keepers
The keepers, named as keepers: the society, the library, the parish, and the schools — four institutions, all standing in November 2026.
New Carlisle
- 2026The library today
The Indiana State Library's 2026 directory carries the institution in its present form: open Monday through Thursday 9:00 to 7:00, Friday noon to 5:00, Saturday 1:00 to 5:00, and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 — a seven-day library, a thing many city systems no longer keep…
New Carlisle
- 2026Girls' basketball: four sectional titles, and a coaching change printed as a change
The girls' program's roll is counted by its own athletic department: New Prairie's girls won a Class 3A sectional championship in 2024, finishing 20–6…
New Carlisle
- 2026Bowling: the Black Cat, six lanes on Arch Street
What prints is the standing fact, dated: in November 2026 the town still bowls at 112 South Arch Street.
New Carlisle
- 2026Sports Records: Corrections and Open Questions
Matthew Staples won the state title at 165 pounds in 2025 and again in 2026, the second at 39–0 — New Prairie's wrestling firsts as recorded (seventeen qualifiers, six placers, two finalists, one champion) are superseded by the sport's own later record, and any reprint of the firsts must now count two champions, both…
New Carlisle
- 2026The service clubs at record size: the register's open line, worked
Third, the residue: a defunct club — a Lions club chartered and surrendered mid-century, say — would leave no directory trace in 2026 and could stand in the town press record alone; that read (the Gazette and the News, year by year) is the line's remaining settler, and the gap stays open to exactly that extent, no wider.
New Carlisle
- 2026The sector as it stands: a directory state, November 2026
Every name on the roster is a South Bend or Mishawaka seat; the township's own standing entries in November 2026 are the older forms — the township trustee's relief office, American Legion Post 297, the parish at Terre Coupee and its school, the festival and society committees…
New Carlisle
- 2026The newest arrivals, dated and stated without inflation
Stated without inflation, November 2026: the newest arrivals are a workforce at the fence line and an argument in the plan hearings; the community they may become is not yet in the record, and this article does not pre-write it.
New Carlisle
- 2026Trains today: Amtrak through the night, and the freight that owns the day
Amtrak's service on Norfolk Southern's Chicago Line past the town is two daily round trips: the Lake Shore Limited, New York and Boston to Chicago, the descendant of the Lake Shore's own flagship; and the Floridian, Chicago to Miami…
New Carlisle
- 2026The living map, verified as of November 2026
The checklist's last requirement is a date: the living map — the map a resident actually uses — verified as of a stated moment, and this article's moment is November 2026.
New Carlisle
- 2026The town's own parks: Memorial Park, Bourissa Hills, and the new Colfax Park
To these the town added a third in the present year: Colfax Park , a small lot at Cherry and Front streets named for Schuyler Colfax and dedicated in June 2026 — the South Bend Tribune 's account quotes the historical society's director at the dedication…
New Carlisle
- 2026Historic New Carlisle: the museum in the old café, third home of the town's memory
The society's director, as the South Bend Tribune names her in June 2026, is Dana Groves; the museum's hours as listed are Tuesday through Friday 10 to 4 and Saturday 10 to 2.
New Carlisle
- 2026Public art and the marker stock: murals, a highway panel, and two highways crossing in one sign
The newest piece of commemorative ground is a park: Colfax Park, dedicated in June 2026 at Cherry and Front streets and named for Schuyler Colfax — Colfax's own record is South Bend's to tell; the naming is this town's fact, and the park's course stands in Recreation.
New Carlisle
- 2026The present scene, dated: who is working, showing and teaching now
As of November 2026: the town's showing-and-teaching life runs through Historic New Carlisle — the society whose program the arts leg carries as of this month, museum and festival-season programming in the town's historic buildings…
New Carlisle
- 2026The modern practitioners — two clinics on the US 20 corridor
The undertaker line completes this section's roll as the directories have always carried it: Cutler & Cutler, furniture and undertakers, in 1916; Kaniewski Funeral Home, 201 South Filbert Street (Michael Kaniewski), in the 2026 roll…
New Carlisle
- 2026A present map, dated November 2026: what stands, what closed, and where the boundary runs
The map, as of November 2026, is one street long: Standing — Kate O'Connor's Irish Pub , 415 East Michigan Street, the town's bar: opened 2007, under its second owners, trading on the hours the Tribune printed in April 2026 (to 9 or 10 p.m. by the day — a pub that keeps café hours, sized honestly).
New Carlisle
- 2026Coverage today: the county seat's daily, the town's own website, and no home paper
That is what coverage of a paperless town looks like in 2026: complete, professional, and filed from fourteen miles away.
New Carlisle
- 2026The town-fair test: no exposition, no fairground, one remembered racetrack
One sentence pushes the other way and prints at its own strength: the South Bend Tribune of 28 June 2026 writes that the town "has had a racetrack, a hotel, an opera house"…
New Carlisle
- 2026American Legion Post 297: standing at 486 East Michigan Street
The town's veterans' post stands on the main street: the American Legion's own post directory carries Post 297 at 486 East Michigan Street, New Carlisle , active as the directory stands in November 2026.
New Carlisle
- 2026The register's open lines: service clubs, scouts, and the untested orders
The smaller veterans' banners Charities and nonprofits The register's sum, dated November 2026: one Legion post standing, one Masonic lodge standing on township ground, one Lions club on the federal register, one historical society doing the work of six…
New Carlisle
- 2026Government today: the seats as they stand, and the two that hang
The five-member council, elected at large, sits as: President Marcy Kauffman (term to 31 December 2026), Vice President Jerry Colanese, and members Nancy Pemberton, William (Will) Short, and Alison Abbott; Clerk-Treasurer Julie Brown holds her office into the fall of 2026 on the town's own postings…
New Carlisle
- 2026The economy and the major employers, as a named set
The town's economy in November 2026 has two ages running at once: the steel age that never left, and the data age arriving at a scale the town's 1,891 people did not choose and cannot ignore.
New Carlisle
- 2026Schools and higher education today
Superintendent Dr. Paul White holds the office on a contract running 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031, verified current in the board notes of August and October 2026…
New Carlisle
- 2026Media today: a town without a paper, covered from the county seat
New Carlisle has no newspaper of its own in November 2026, and has not since 2015. The Gazette — the town's paper across two runs from 1880 — is not publishing; the town's last home paper, the New Carlisle News, ended on 9 January 2015 with its volume 13, issue 20.
New Carlisle
- 2026Sports, arts, and the standing institutions today
The town's public life in November 2026 runs on institutions its own files have already dug whole; this article carries their present state.
New Carlisle
- 2026The town's districts as they present today
The town's growth question is whether a fifth district — subdivision ground between the core and the plants — ever joins these four; in November 2026 the census plateau says it has not yet, and the comprehensive plan's priorities (a station first among them) say where the town would aim it.
New Carlisle
- 2026New Carlisle Today: How Current This Record Is
This whole section speaks as of November 2026, and its dated lines were re-read against that month.
New Carlisle
- 2026Arts, culture and the standing institutions today
Historic New Carlisle keeps the town's memory in public — museum and festival-season programming in the historic buildings, its 2026 festival edition staged as the town's America's-250th observance.
New Carlisle
- 2026Media today: the papers and stations as they now stand
The town's own voice in 2026 is institutional: the town's site, the corporation's pages, the society's program, the parish's page.
New Carlisle
- 2026The Legion's Permit — RC7107499, a "Servicemen's Club," Live on the October 2026 Agenda
American Legion Post 363 holds ATC permit RC7107499 under the style "Servicemen's Club," and the permit stood active on the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission's agenda of 6 October 2026 — the freshest dated fact in this section.
Lakeville
- 2026The Training Layer That Is Not Here, and the Designations on the Town's Care Routes
The designation test then runs where the care actually happens, on the two routes the banked file names, South Bend and Plymouth, and prints at verified standing as of November 2026.
Lakeville
- 2026The Neighbouring-City Creators at Boundary Size, and the Sister-City Debt Logged
Born and raised in South Bend on the strongest carriers — YouTube's own creator-story record (2020, updated March 2025) opens on his South Bend neighbourhood, and the studio's own record gives the channel's course: Cartoon Connect, built from South Bend, its series Lil Ron Ron from 2016, with audience figures printed…
Lakeville
- 2026The Boundary, Printed Once, and the Famous Natives Who Are Not Influencers
With the boundary printed and the roll pointed, this section's whole account stands as its banked article framed it and this section completes: verified seated creators, none; assumed cases, dispelled; neighbouring creators, boundary-printed with the sister-city debt logged; famous natives, closed at pointer in People…
Lakeville
- 2026The modern frame: the town today
Lakeville today, from the town's own published record (its site, crawled November 2026), is a three-member-council town centred on Michigan Street — SR 931, the old Michigan Road — with Patterson Street and State Road 4 at its north edge among its principal streets, and the new U.S. 31 freeway's SR 4 interchange to its east.
Lakeville
- 2026The closing beat, with its holders named
The carrying record is the town's own: at the reorganization in the minutes of 5 January 2026, read whole, Hathaway and Rouch voted to keep the board the same — "Lori Kelly as Town President, April Hathaway as Vice President and Dean Rouch as Board Member"…
Lakeville
- 2026The form of the town government
The council's reached meetings of 2025–2026 all sit at 6:00 p.m. — 5 and 15 May, 3 and 19 November, 29 December 2025, and 5 January 2026, roughly twice monthly on varying weekdays — a pattern of dated meetings, not a stated rule…
Lakeville
- 2026Union Township's seats
The February 2024 executive meeting of the trustee's advisory board lists as present Kelly Carrico, Trisha Carrico, Mike Wozney and Ryan Schafer; the minutes as extracted do not label the three members' offices individually, and they print here as the meeting's members present, not as a labelled roster…
Lakeville
- 2026The current seats, re-verified
The re-verification rests on the town's own minutes of 5 January 2026, read whole: Vice-President April Hathaway opened the meeting at 6:00 p.m., and the reorganization entry reads, "April Hathaway and Dean Rouch both vote to keep Town Board the same.
Lakeville
- 2026The Name Change — LaVille Community Schools, 2026
On 8 June 2026 the Board of School Trustees voted 4–0 to change the corporation's name from Union-North United School Corporation to LaVille Community Schools.
Lakeville
- 2026The Branch Today — November 2026
As of November 2026 the Lakeville Branch stands at 120 N. Michigan St, Lakeville, IN 46536, phone 574-784-3446, open forty-four hours a week.
Lakeville
- 2026Who Runs It — an Area Manager, and a Thin Roster
The system's own head stands in the next article but one: Executive Director Stephanie Murphy, in post since 1 July 2022 and verified current on the Board's own page in November 2026.
Lakeville
- 2026Lakeville's Religious Landscape — November 2026
As of November 2026, five congregations stand confirmed active in the town of Lakeville on their own carriers, one more is carried but unconfirmed, and three worship in the township around it.
Lakeville
- 2026Transit at town size: the stage, no bus, and Transpo's map that stops at the city line
The present-day test is first-hand and dated: Transpo — the South Bend Public Transportation Corporation, serving South Bend and Mishawaka and the nearby suburbs of Notre Dame and Roseland…
Lakeville
- 2026The living map: the county GIS, and where the historic maps physically live
St. Joseph County's geographic information is maintained as a regional system through the Michiana Area Council of Governments — the county's own mapping pages route the public to the MACOG-served GIS viewers and parcel records, through which the plats' digital survival can be checked section by section: the 1859…
Lakeville
- 2026Heliports, the six aircraft that are not a facility, and the closing account
Named gaps carried forward: G-AIR-1 , the parcel-level federal 5010 pull against the township bounds (the township negative's completing settler); G-AIR-2 , the direct CAROL location query for Lakeville, Indiana (the accident negative's completing settler)…
Lakeville
- 2026The modern trade, named: Stephanie Grau Photography, Lake Trail
The banked article left the modern trade as one unnamed working portrait photographer at place-record strength; the November 2026 listing names the trade, and it prints here at exactly the listing's strength.
Lakeville
- 2026The Present-Day Storefront Census — November 2026, at Listing Strength
The ledger's census debt is paid at listing strength and labelled as such — web listings read November 2026, not a Polk-bench canvass.
Lakeville
- 2026The One-Off, the Truck Works and the Living Plant — Three Empties and One Component
The living-plant test verifies the present assembly plant at its street address, and its answer is a verified absence: no assembly plant stands in Lakeville in November 2026, at any address.
Lakeville
- 2026The Working Scene, Dated: No Festival, No Troupe, No Named Lakeville Comic — the Region's Room at Pointer
As of November 2026, Lakeville has no comedy festival, no improv troupe, no open mic and no named working comic of its own in any current listing reached — and the scene its residents actually use stands ten miles north, at its address.
Lakeville
- 2026The Honours Apparatus, Counted Honestly, and What Survived
Since 2013: eight sectional finals with titles in 2017 and 2021 under Hostrawser (the site, 2023 and 2025), a further title in the three years to November 2025 on the school's own report ("2nd sectional championship in 3 years"), and the South Bend Tribune 's February 2026 count of four sectional titles since 2013…
Lakeville
- 2026The Covenant Test: No Deed Search Stands, and None Is Simulated
It is stated current: as of November 2026 no covenant controversy for Lakeville stands documented in any open carrier, and the gap, not a simulated search, is the closure.
Lakeville
- 2026The Halls' Own Rosters: McCollough and Lightfoot Enumerated, As Of November 2026
The as-of date for the whole enumeration is November 2026; the settlers for any later class are the halls' own rosters, read directly, which is where this article's names now come from.
Lakeville
- 2026The Field Tests and the Professional Test, Run by Name
Each blank is a tested blank as of November 2026, with the named hall's own roster as its settler.
Lakeville
- 2026The Group Era and the Trade's Institutions — Two Boundary Negatives
The leg's institutions, at the record reached, are therefore none — printed whole, dated November 2026, with the trade press and association records as settlers for record strength.
Lakeville
- 2026Bowling's Family Side, the Arcades, and the Fun-Center Form
The arcade limb: no coin arcade, video arcade or redemption room naming Lakeville stands in any carrier reached, in the arcade decades or since — a searched negative, dated November 2026.
Lakeville
- 2026The southern counter: Plymouth, tested expressly
The same wait-times carrier that verifies Plymouth also names its neighbours — "Nearby license branches include: Walkerton, Knox, and Nappanee" — pointer-strength evidence, from the Bureau's own system, that Walkerton still stands in its nearby-branch geography in November 2026, its exact present form being Walkerton's whole.
Lakeville
- 2026The Present Carriers — November 2026
The South Bend Tribune still carries LaVille at staff-sports strength — preseason football power rankings in August 2026, and a staff feature of 23 December 2025 on LaVille football's Brayden Schwitz (Kyle Smedley, sports reporter, bylined) — but no standing Lakeville town beat or column was evidenced in the searches run…
Lakeville
- 2026The military today, and the institutions at pointer
In November 2026 the military's presence in this town is its veterans, and nothing else with a uniform stands here.
North Liberty
- 2026The network today
The Midwest Continental Divide planning for St. Joseph County (county master plan, 2026) anchors a proposed regional trail vision on Potato Creek State Park as a trailhead landscape — a plan, printed as a plan, not a built mile.
North Liberty
- 2026The retail map as it stands, dated
As of November 2026, North Liberty's surviving retail is its Main Street, and the count of shopping centres is zero.
North Liberty
- 2026The forecast record, and the count as it stands in November 2026
Count, estimate and survey therefore stand at 1,623 (2020), 1,632 (July 2024) and 1,775 (survey) — three instruments, three numbers, each with its name on it, which is where this section leaves the town's population in November 2026.
North Liberty
- 2026The present state of the record
What stands in 2026 is a small, counted presence and an honest file. Five Black townspeople in the last census of record, in a town whose institutions carry no Black founding in any source reached.
North Liberty
- 2026The fiction test, and the numbers discipline
Numbers discipline closes the file: the victim count for serial murder in North Liberty, as any convicting court or the Bureau states it, is zero, as of November 2026.
North Liberty
- 2026The worked example: where exactly did the Cole works stand?
(2) The Walkerton Area Historical Society's tracing of the works, published in 2026 from the primary pieces, assembles them one by one: the 1863 county map showing Cole family land south of town; a South Bend Tribune item of 28 November 1873 describing the fire at the company's paint shop…
North Liberty
- 2026The close: an empty file, honestly labelled
Every era bucket the discipline requires was run — the nineteenth century, the gang era, the postwar decades, and the modern list era to 2026 — and no era returned an open case naming this town in an official source.
North Liberty
- 2026The shape of the whole
Its documented digital life as of 2026 is the ordinary one: a town website, a library branch online, businesses with pages, and residents employed across the region's economy, including its technology employers.
North Liberty
- 2026The screen today
North Liberty's screen life in November 2026 is consumption and creation at household scale: no cinema (theaters leg), no production company, no festival, no standing location claim in any database read — and, in the manner of every American town of its size, an uncountable daily production of phone video that no archive collects.
North Liberty
- 2026Health care today — tested
2 is carried in current provider directories (WebMD's North Liberty listings, crawled November 2026); the practice's NAME was not reached — gap G-TD-3, settler the practice's own listing or the Indiana PLA facility record.
North Liberty
- 2026The current seats, as of November 2026
Clerk-Treasurer: Vicki Kitchen, on two carriers that agree — the town's own Departments page, current as crawled in November 2026, which lists "Clerk/Treasurer: Vicki Kitchen," with Deputy Clerk Jackie James, at 300 South Main Street, telephone (574) 656-4447…
North Liberty
- 2026The 3 November 2026 cycle: seats on the ballot, results not reached
North Liberty's town seats were on the 2026 ballot; no result for them was reached, and no winner is declared here.
North Liberty
- 2026Liberty Township: the trustee and the board
Sue Dittmar (Sue A. Dittmar) was Liberty Township Trustee in 2011, when she answered a Public Access Counselor advisory opinion in that office, and a salary compilation observed in November 2026 labels her "Former" trustee as of 2025…
North Liberty
- 2026The county layer: commissioners, council, and an unsettled district
Tanner, the District H incumbent, was elected the council's president in January 2026 by a 6–3 bipartisan vote — one aggregator styles him instead "President Pro-Tempore," a title variance printed and not resolved.
North Liberty
- 2026The Redman transition, printed with both of its branches
Commissioner District 1 changed hands on 3 November 2026; whether that change touches North Liberty waits on the district gap above.
North Liberty
- 2026The school seat
The corporation — which also serves Walkerton, where its seat and its other schools stand — carries Winchell as superintendent on its own board agenda of 18 August 2026, with Dr. Patrick Fuller as assistant superintendent…
North Liberty
- 2026The present calendar, verified to November 2026
The season's recurring events, as published: Lights of Liberty , the holiday lights on the Stellar Trail at North Liberty Elementary School, listed in Visit South Bend Mishawaka's 2026 holiday guide for Nov. 20–21, 27–28, and Dec. 4–5, 2026, 6–8 PM, admission a free-will donation in the 2025 telling.
North Liberty
- 2026The Board: Seven Seats, a New Map in 2024, and the Election of 3 November 2026
"John Glenn has always been a board of seven" — through a reapportionment that gave each township one seat — and its three 2026 races returned one contested result this record can print and two uncontested seats it cannot total.
North Liberty
- 2026The Branch as It Stands: Hours, Rooms, and the 2029 Tranche
The hours, from the system's locations page as read in November 2026 and corroborated by the board-approved public service policies: Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Sunday closed.
North Liberty
- 2026Beyond Books: What the System Runs
Two items in the board's own December 2025 minutes are named among the 2026 strategic projects — "launch mobile library services" and a "library of things" — and they print here as what they are: planned, not stated anywhere as operating, and not built as current services.
North Liberty
- 2026The Roll as It Stands: North Liberty's Congregations, November 2026
Seven congregations stand on the town's roll in November 2026 — four seated in the town, three in the township country that the town's list carries with it.
North Liberty
- 2026The house stock and the demolition ledger: printed
The built city, as the record stands in November 2026, is a Register block, a Register park, and a town of pre-war houses around them — documented at exactly that depth, and no deeper by assertion.
North Liberty
- 2026Communities today, dated November 2026
The Huggart Settlement, by contrast, has gained institutional life as memory: two state historical markers, a Friends of Porter Rea organization behind the 2003 marker, DNR interpretation at the park, and fresh press attention in February 2026.
North Liberty
- 2026Today, and the loss ledger
no freight rail serves North Liberty, no passenger rail stops there, and the nearest Amtrak is the South Bend station (2702 W Washington Street) about fifteen miles away by the town plan's measure, with Waterloo, Indiana (485 West Van Vleek Street, DeKalb County) the alternative eastern stop…
North Liberty
- 2026Roads, topographic sheets, and the photographic map
The photographic map begins with the federal aerial survey flights that covered St. Joseph County farmland from the late 1930s and continues to the present imagery…
North Liberty
- 2026The town's own walks, and the system today
The system today, as of November 2026: 9.2 numbered hiking miles plus two named short trails inside a 3,840-acre state park on township ground, held and maintained by the Indiana DNR, interpreted from its Nature Center — and a town whose daily walking is still done, as it was in 1837, on its own streets.
North Liberty
- 2026The test, and the search shown
The search, named so the negative can be weighed: the Indiana DNR's snowmobiling program pages and trail maps; the Indiana Snowmobile Association's trails list; the DNR's Buffalo Run trail map (updated 8 January 2026); Visit Indiana's winter guides; and the Michiana Trail Riders Coalition, the county club.
North Liberty
- 2026Arrivals, and the record now
What stands where, in November 2026, is a watched park inside an unwatched township.
North Liberty
- 2026Hall music, the recorded record, and the present state
The present state, November 2026: a two-time ISSMA All Music Award school system whose bottom rung stands in North Liberty itself, church choirs at parish scale, and hall music at the posts.
North Liberty
- 2026The Iowa trap, dispelled, and the ecosystem today
The ecosystem today, as of November 2026, in one ledger: no museum, gallery, arts center, dance company or press seated in town (all tested, all negative); one school art pipeline with dated Scholastic Gold Keys and a sorority-funded art line; one state-run literary finish (Aerial, second in Indiana)…
North Liberty
- 2026Care in town today: one directory line and a screening foundation
What stands in town in November 2026 is primary care at directory strength, and prevention at foundation strength.
North Liberty
- 2026The present shape, November 2026: endurance at small size
What can be said whole is this: 35 registered organizations at a rural ZIP, a chamber, a hundredth Main Street, no local foundation, and a county foundation of a quarter-billion dollars as the town's pooled vehicle — that is North Liberty's nonprofit sector, at its true size, in November 2026.
North Liberty
- 2026The present map, dated
What stands, as of November 2026, from the listings and permit records read: JJ's Crumstown Tavern, 59400 Crumstown Highway (bar and grill, daily hours); the Wabash Tavern, 210 South Maple Avenue; Twisted Tiki Sports Bar & Pizzeria, North Main Street…
North Liberty
- 2026Service clubs, the country-club test, and the present state
The present state, November 2026: Lodge No. 266 on North Main, Post 365 on Reed Street and Post 1954 on Tamarack Road all stand and trade; between them they are the town's whole private-club plant — three halls, three bars, and a century of dues…
North Liberty
- 2026War work, school dress, and the present state
The present state, dated November 2026: no fashion designer, bespoke tailor or clothing manufacturer seated in North Liberty was found in the sources reached; dress retail in town survives, if at all, inside the general stores of the businesses leg's present-day directory, to which this section points rather than repeating its roll.
North Liberty
- 2026Today: two strips, no heliport, and the fields around
The township's present aviation state is the frame's, current: Peterson (36IN, FAA effective April 2025) and Stewarts Green Acres (IN38, FAA effective January 2026) both stand in the current federal record as private, turf, privately owned facilities; Dillon (9II3) is absent from it.
North Liberty
- 2026The negative tests, and what stands
What stands, dated November 2026: Lodge No. 266, active at 128 North Main in its c. 1925 hall; the Eastern Star chapter attested at No. 290; and the rest of the fraternal alphabet present in this town's surviving record mainly as the memberships its men carried — which is itself the honest shape of lodge life in a town of this size.
North Liberty
- 2026Advocates, the private layer, and the system as it stands in November 2026
The system as it stands, dated November 2026: the designated community mental health centre for St. Joseph County, and therefore for North Liberty, is Oaklawn Psychiatric Center, Inc., holding the designation since 24 September 2010; crisis provision runs through Oaklawn's access and crisis lines as listed by the state…
North Liberty
- 2026The modern plant's flows: corporate carriers only, pointer strength
The plant at 400 South Main Street, operated by Hydro Extrusion USA, LLC — its whole course, name chain, and present state are dug in the businesses leg…
North Liberty
- 2026The county officers, and the lines out tested
That is the town's public-servants record in November 2026, at its true, documented size.
North Liberty
- 20261990–present — 5 linkages
Christy Bollinger — plant manager, Hydro Extrusion USA, LLC, North Liberty facility, 400 S. Main Street (Hydro's own news item, 16 March 2026: in the role since 2023).
North Liberty
- 2026The failure record, tested whole
The FDIC's Failed Bank List, whose own stated span is banks failed since 1 October 2000, was searched for North Liberty, Indiana and returned no entry — a tested negative for 2000–2026 at search strength; the Indiana failures the search did surface (Columbus 2009, Evansville 2011, Shelbyville 2012, Kentland 2026) are other towns' banks.
North Liberty
- 2026The boundaries: computing firsts, famous names, and the modern layer
The modern layer closes the leg dated: as of November 2026 the town's technology state is a world-scale extrusion plant, a resident patent record in aircraft controls, broadband-era municipal services whose build-out dates stand as a named gap (settler: the town's comprehensive plan and Indiana's broadband records)…
North Liberty
- 2026The people tests: no born or raised-here comic
The also-of-record close on the people side is therefore a count, owned plainly: zero nationally documented comics with a North Liberty tie, in any era, as of November 2026.
North Liberty
- 2026The fire territory's expansion: a live question, printed unreached
In the winter of 2026 the Liberty–Greene Fire Protection Territory went through the statutory hearing course for its own enlargement.
North Liberty
- 2026The boundary, printed once, and the creator state of the town
The creator state of North Liberty, dated November 2026, is therefore this: no verified seated creator, no seated podcast, no digital-native outlet, and a search surface made of aggregators — a thin verified record, printed thin, with its searches shown.
North Liberty
- 2026The Closing Statement
This is North Liberty as the reached record leaves it in November 2026: a town of 1,623 counted (2020), 1,632 estimated (1 July 2024), and 1,775 surveyed (ACS 2020–2024) — three instruments, three numbers, none merged.
North Liberty
- 2026The Archives, Seat by Seat
And the unwritten seats print as plainly as the written ones: the town clerk's office and the county recorder, clerk, and commissioners hold the instruments this build's gaps keep naming — the incorporation petition and order of 1894, the recorded plat, the certified election summary of 2026…
North Liberty
- 2026The members and the attorney: named only on the current roster
Of the council's members below the president, the record reached names only the sitting set: Wade Stoller and Mary Jo Krisor , members on the November 2026 county roster, with Jack Krisor as the town's attorney.
Indian Village
- 202624 March 2026: the fire-territory merger vote
On Tuesday 24 March 2026 the township boards of Clay, Penn, Harris and German and the town councils of Osceola, Roseland and Indian Village voted at a 5:30 p.m. public meeting at the Moose Family Center, 123 Bain Street, Mishawaka, on merging the Clay and Penn fire territories into a single territory from 2027.
Indian Village
- 2026The 2026 election as it touched the town — unofficial, certification not yet due
The frame pass's settlement stands and is not re-opened: no Indian Village seat stood on the 3 November 2026 ballot — the Clerk's complete summary contains town contests for New Carlisle, North Liberty, Roseland and Walkerton only.
Indian Village
- 2026Fire — the merger's standing as 2027 approaches
The frame pass's record holds: on 24 March 2026 the boards of seven communities — Clay, German, Harris and Penn townships and the towns of Osceola, Indian Village and Roseland — voted to merge the Clay and Penn fire territories into one, beginning in 2027…
Indian Village
- 2026The board: District 5, and a map that was wrong
Greene, the board's 2026 president, did not seek re-election; John Paczesny, the lone uncontested candidate for District 5 in the November 2026 election, is presumptive trustee from January 2027, the certified canvass outstanding (its settler class is the County Clerk's canvass…
Indian Village
- 2026The present state, dated November 2026
The town's religious landscape in November 2026 is a landscape of absence inside the line and presence around it.
Indian Village
- 2026Candidate three: the merger vote of 24 March 2026 — the same shape, the same result
On 24 March 2026 the township boards of Clay, Penn, Harris and German and the town councils of Osceola, Roseland and Indian Village voted at a public meeting in Mishawaka on merging the Clay and Penn fire territories into a single territory from 2027, and the merger was approved…
Indian Village
- 2026The tax course — the certified figures
The town unit's certified course is read from the Department of Local Government Finance's 2026 budget order, the strongest carrier the tax record has.
Roseland
- 2026The university's moving lines, re-dated — November 2026
Below him, the provost's chair — the university's second office — is held by John T. McGreevy, the Charles and Jill Fischer Provost, in office since July 1, 2022; in May 2026 the university elected him to a second five-year term beginning July 1, 2027.
Notre Dame
- 2026The Ground Today
The motherhouse ground in November 2026 holds everything this record has followed onto it. The Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross is headquartered there, under Sister Sharlet Ann Wagner's leadership for the 2024–2029 term, and holds the 278 acres the college catalog states.
Notre Dame
- 2026Holy Cross College in November 2026
Its accreditor is the Higher Learning Commission, with which it stands accredited, most recently reaffirmed in 2016–2017, and with a comprehensive evaluation scheduled in its next reaffirmation cycle on 7 December 2026, weeks after this record closes.
Notre Dame
- 2026Re-dated — Notre Dame football as it stands on November 10, 2026
The standing: The football leg's present-state entry was banked on November 9, 2026, with Notre Dame 8–1 and Marcus Freeman's record at 51–13.
Notre Dame
- 2026Re-dated — Notre Dame women's basketball as it stands on November 10, 2026
The standing: The team-history leg's present-state entry was verified on November 9–10, 2026, at 2–0 and No. 13 in both polls, with Detroit Mercy next on November 10.
Notre Dame
- 2026–2027The schools' current year
The district remains the only one in Indiana operating under a federal desegregation consent decree, entered in 1980 and never declared unitary; that standing fact of 1980 is also a fact of November 2026.
South Bend
- 2026–2027The schools as they stand
The corporation is led, verified this month against its own releases, by Superintendent Dr. Heather Short, in office since July 1, 2025 after nineteen years of Dr. Jerry Thacker…
Granger
- 2026–todayThe present state — the fiftieth season, November 2026
The standing, as of November 9–10, 2026: The program's fiftieth varsity season, 2026–27, opened with Notre Dame ranked thirteenth in both the Associated Press and the coaches' polls and picked fourth in the ACC's preseason poll, in the polling account carried here.
Notre Dame