Granger, Indiana · 21st century
2010s
30 dated events in 2010s, in order. Part of the full timeline.
21st century 30 dated mentions
2010s
- 20102010: 30,465 — the high-water mark
The Bureau's published profile prints the density as 1,190.0 persons per square mile; computed on the 2010 Gazetteer file's land area (25.567 square miles) the same count gives 1,191.5…
- 2010–2012The centre's end in three events: designation lost, assets sold, doors closed
First, the designation was lost: by a release of September 7, 2010, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration's Division of Mental Health and Addiction terminated Madison's managed-care provider contract by mutual agreement, and effective 5 p.m., September 24, 2010, Oaklawn Psychiatric Center became the…
- 2010–2026The plateau, measured: the current state as of the newest counts
The newest state of the place is a plateau with the edges still moving: the CDP fell by 128 people between the 2010 and 2020 censuses (30,465 → 30,337) and the 2020–2024 survey estimates it at 30,321 — statistically the same place, counted three ways.
- 2011The brewery as a company: the dated brewhouse stands; the entity record is a named gap
The dated brewhouse stands already, banked: Bare Hands Brewery opened in December 2011 in the Princess Way / Sandy Court industrial court, founded by South Bend native Chris Gerard, who had home-brewed for years before brewing professionally, with his wife Kim Gerard…
- 2011–2026The commercial music room, tested as a music room
Bare Hands Brewery, opened December 2011 at 12804 Sandy Court, in an industrial court off Princess Way, is carried in Food as the local beer culture's clubhouse; tested as a music room, it passes at its true size.
- 2011–2026The system consolidation whole: the merger that made Beacon, 2011–2012, and its after-course
In December 2011 — Modern Healthcare's regional record is dated December 5, 2011 — Memorial Hospital of South Bend and Elkhart General Hospital announced their merger.
- 2011–todayPrimrose Road: the famous haunting that belongs to the next ground over
The legend has been in a book title since 2011: Marcus F. Griffin's Extreme Paranormal Investigations: The Blood Farm Horror, the Legend of Primrose Road, and Other Disturbing Hauntings…
- 2012–2026The newspaper-carried hoax, tested: the region's great hoax is Notre Dame's; this ground has none
This region owns a famous one, and it belongs to South Bend and Notre Dame entire: the linebacker Manti Te'o's girlfriend, Lennay Kekua, whose illness and death the national sports press — following the university's and the player's own accounts…
- 2012–2026The modern course: kiosks, mail, and the counter as it stands
The system's last transformation took the transaction out of the branch altogether: since 2012, Indiana plates are made to order and mailed from Indianapolis, so the counter no longer hands a Granger motorist the physical plate his grandfather carried home from South Bend…
- 2012–todayThe flagship that actually ships: the Ganus Family Loft, market by market
Ganus first visited in 2011; a GFL bird won the 2012–13 edition’s final (553 km against 2,793 birds, per PIPA’s loft record); and in the 20th edition’s final, January 2016, the GFL hen “Laura Is a Big Winner Today” (GFL267-2015) won the final race — about 541 km into a head wind — by an unprecedented fifteen minutes.
- 2013–2014First-documented tests: the modern distillery and the county's vines — both stand across the line
For the county: the first documented distillery of the modern craft era seated in St. Joseph County in the record reached is The Indiana Whiskey Company of South Bend…
- 2013–2014Karting at its true level: the county's national room is at North Liberty — and Granger's own name in the national rankings is Chad Hartzell
Michiana Raceway Park — later JET Karting at Michiana — at North Liberty, Indiana, south of South Bend, owned in this era by Garry Lobaugh, was one of the country's top sprint-kart facilities: it hosted the World Karting Association's Manufacturers Cup Grand Nationals in June 2013 (the fifth straight year it held a…
- 2013–2026The county hand: service officer, Stand Down, treatment court
The county's court hand is the St. Joseph County Veterans Treatment Court, started in 2013 by St. Joseph Superior Judge Jane Woodward Miller; at its November 21, 2016 graduation ceremony the presiding judge was Judge Steven Hostetler, the program then holding eighteen participants and twelve graduates, with retired…
- 2014The forecast record, scored: what was projected against what the censuses found
The Michiana Area Council of Governments' long-range plan of November 2014, "Michiana on the Move: 2040 Transportation Plan," projected the four-county MACOG region — Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall and St. Joseph — to increase in population by 10 percent between 2010 and 2040.
- 2014–2019"International" as a build: customs, the inspection station, and the Liverpool 747
The word "International" in the airport's April 23, 2014 name was a claim the authority then spent five years building into fact.
- 2014–2026The great fires from the firemen's side: the department's-eye course
The department's-eye record is its own paper — incident releases written by the department, in the department's voice — and run in order it reads differently from the disaster narrative: on the night of 18 December 2014 crews were called just before 11:30 p.m. to the 12300 block of Duxbury Court in Harris Township…
- 2014–2026Adult and everyday recreation: pickleball, paths, and the pointed-to rest
Juday Creek's FootGolf (2014, in the Juday Creek article) is adult recreation seated on a golf ground and is cross-referenced, not repeated.
- 2014–todayThe flagship: the Hampton Inn & Suites at Heritage Square, opened fall 2014
Opened, that is, in the fall of 2014 — seven years after its center, on ground that had already foreclosed and sued before it took its first guest.
- 2015–2017The second house: the Toscana Park Holiday Inn Express — proposed 2015, built, opened 2017
The 2015 proposal the fragments left hanging now has its outcome.
- 2015–2026The modern defence book: the Humvee desk is Mishawaka’s and South Bend’s; the CDP sweep returns no FMS desk
The book itself, programme by programme from the award record: in July 2015 the Department of Defense announced a 372,936,476-dollar firm-fixed-price multi-year foreign military sales contract to AM General for up to 2,082 HMMWVs with spare parts, the customer countries named in the announcement being Afghanistan…
- 2015–2026The last decade as chronology, 2015–2026: the suburb's quiet years, then its loudest one
2015–2016 — the trustee era opens: Kenneth E. Lindsay takes the Harris Township trustee's office in January 2015, beginning the tenure that still runs as of this section's date — the decade's longest continuous local fact, and, through his Gazette columns, one of its recording instruments.
- 2016The water: the great flood, the flood pair, and the fight — at river strength and at creek strength
The later flood pair, and the argument about the numbers, stated whole: The pair is August 2016 and February 2018, eighteen months apart, and the record argues about what they were in plain print.
- 2016The trials that changed practice: olanzapine, and the repellent that reached Geneva
Rudolph M. Navari of the Indiana University School of Medicine–South Bend led the randomized, double-blind, phase 3 trial of olanzapine for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, published in the New England Journal of Medicine on 14 July 2016 (375:134–142; ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02116530…
- 2017The funeral test: two great residents buried, and neither funeral stopped this place
Granger's two candidates were named in the audit and are tested here at event size: Ara Parseghian, who died at his Granger home on August 2, 2017, and Mark Beeson, Granger Community Church's founding pastor, who died on December 17, 2020.
- 2017–2019Glass and mural in the great churches: St. Pius X settled by firm and program; the train mural's gap stands
The test: The checklist's stained-glass half had never been run for this ground at all — the words appear in no banked fragment — though Churches & Religion documents the buildings whole: St. Pius X's great church of 2017 and Granger Community Church's plant among them.
- 2017–2026The festival record: a parish feast, and a festival that belongs to Iowa
The sixth annual in 2022 dates the run's first running to 2017. The parish and school fair-days around it — the church festivals and school fairs of the calendar — belong at pointer size to Religion and Schools, which carry the parishes' and schools' own courses.
- 2017–2026The federal hand: Vet Center and the Jackie Walorski VA Clinic
The facility was built as the St. Joseph County VA Clinic and construction was completed by the VA in 2017; it was designated the "Jackie Walorski VA Clinic" by Public Law 117-179 (H.R. 8656, 117th Congress), approved September 30, 2022, whose congressional findings carry the 2017 completion (congress.gov).
- 2018–2026Residential care: none inside the line — the Fir Road pair across it
The Hearth at Juday Creek, 6330 North Fir Road: the pair's second house stands a half-mile north of BellTower on the same road and the same side of the line, and the state's record distinguishes it precisely: it is licensed as a residential facility — residential care, not a nursing home…
- 2018–todayThe newest wave: The Hills, Woodford Trails, and the state-line plats
North Pointe Shores, at the county line's eastern ground (its plat paper runs from June 2018), carries 28 parcels.
- 2019–todayGrandView and the Bar Louie move: the mall's loss, the corridor's gain
Phase II — 178 apartments over 25,000 square feet of ground-level retail — was under construction in May 2019 with an anticipated opening of January 2020 (Bradley Company), and a third phase of hotel, townhouses, and further apartments stood in development.