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Newspapers & Media · Covered Daily, Published Monthly
The roll of this ground
1831–2026
Granger has been read about for two centuries and published from for barely thirty years. The test comes first, because everything else in this section hangs on it: in the Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library's holdings list of…
Before the daily: the county press reaches the prairie
1831–1914
For the settlement's first eighty years, Granger's news existed only as other towns' correspondence. The county's press begins at the county seat: the Northwestern Pioneer and St. Joseph Intelligencer of 1831 stands at the head…
The Tribune's century: paper of record for a place it never seated
1872–2026
Every era of Granger's modern history was written down first by the South Bend Tribune. The paper's own course is South Bend's whole — founded as a weekly on March 9, 1872, by Alfred B. Miller and Elmer Crockett, daily from May…
The Granger Gazette whole: the monthly magazine that is the place's paper
1996/97–2026
The nearest thing Granger has to a newspaper calls itself a magazine, and has outlasted every other local medium. The Granger Gazette 's own masthead, as the October 2018 number prints it, reads "Granger's First Monthly…
The Clay Township test: no counterpart across the line
THE SECOND TOWNSHIP · TESTED 2026
The Gazette is a Harris Township fact that covers a two-township place; whether Clay Township ever answered it was tested, and the record says no. The designated place is half Clay Township, and a Clay counterpart — a trustee's…
Inside Granger: the years the Tribune built the suburb a magazine of its own
BY 2005 – 2011
For one era Granger had two monthlies, and the second was the daily's. The South Bend Tribune 's Flagship Publications Department was the company's niche-magazine division — "a group of niche publications that the Defendant…
The shopper layer: what the mailbox carried instead
THE FREE-PAPER ERA · TO 2026
No shopper was ever seated here either; the form arrived, as everything did, from outside — by mail. The penny-saver test is part of the frame test and prints with it: no free-distribution paper seated in the designated place…
The school-district press
THE DISTRICT'S OWN CHANNELS
The one institution that publishes to every Granger household on a schedule is the school district, and its press belongs mostly to other legs. The Penn-Harris-Madison district's publications are carried here at the pointer…
Broadcast at the boundary: heard here, seated elsewhere
1922–2026
No station has ever been seated on this ground; the whole broadcast record of Granger is a record of being covered and being reached. The station test prints first: in the licensing and association records reached, no radio or…
The digital wire: the group that became the paper
2010s–2026
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…
Tested and dispelled: the other Grangers
THE NAME'S OTHER RECORDS · EXCLUDED IN PRINT
Three-quarters of what a search returns for this section's titles belongs to other places, and the exclusions print where a reader will meet them. The Granger Trade — a nonprofit monthly newspaper founded in October 1992 by a…
Newspapers & Media: Open Questions
THE RECORD AS IT STANDS · NOVEMBER 2026
What this section could not settle is named, with the source that settles each item: