Mishawaka, Indiana · 21st century
2010s
46 dated events in 2010s, in order. Part of the full timeline.
21st century 46 dated mentions
2010s
- 2010Density and rank
Mishawaka is a small city by count and a dense one by ground: At the 2010 census the city held 48,252 people on 17.00 square miles of land — 2,838.4 persons to the square mile — within a total area of 17.348 square miles, 0.348 of it water.
- 2010Second wave, one by one: the data-and-analytics test — Biomineral Systems, at six-employee size
The baseline requires the same category tested on Mishawaka ground, firm by firm, and the firm the record gives is small enough to print entire in a paragraph: Biomineral Systems , based in Mishawaka, founded in 2010, offering environmental biochemical research and consulting, with modeling and decision-support software tools…
- 2010The heliport: Edison Lakes, 2010
The federal record (5010, printed 10 November 2026) reads: privately owned by St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center; activated June 2010, the year after the hospital itself opened on the parkway; one acre; elevation 749 feet…
- 2010The funeral that stopped the city: Corporal James Szuba and K-9 Ricky, January 2010
Saturday, January 9th, from injuries resulting from an accident at Fir Road and US #20"; the Indiana Law Enforcement Memorial fixes his End of Watch on Saturday, 9 January 2010, and counts him the fourth Mishawaka police officer to die in the line of duty.
- 2010Oaklawn on Mishawaka ground: the successor designation arrives
The required fact of this entry is the succession: on 24 September 2010 Oaklawn became the state-designated community mental health center for St. Joseph County, and it holds that designation still, in November 2026.
- 2010The unsigned contract: $1.94 million paid on a contract that was never signed
The board approved the provider Emcor on 27 April 2010; the corporation then paid Shambaugh & Sons $821,000 on 1 August 2010 and $1,116,969 on 17 September 2010 — $1,937,969 in all — with no signed contract in existence.
- 2010The mayor no election chose
Jeff Rea, mayor from the start of 2004, resigned the office in August 2010 — not at an election, not in scandal, but to head the St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce, a mayor leaving City Hall for the region's business chair.
- 2010The Grammy record: two nominations at a birth tie — and a remix that is not theirs
The honor: The Recording Academy's own record for the 52nd Grammy Awards (31 January 2010) carries MGMT twice: nominated for Best New Artist, and nominated for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals, for "Kids."
- 2010–2022The military line never stopped: the contract course
The documented course: in August 2010, a $619 million contract for 2,526 HMMWVs for the Afghan police and National Guard.
- 2010–2026The Humvee book: foreign military sales, at pointer
Foreign military sales are the documented engine of the Mishawaka military line's survival: in August 2010 a $619 million contract for 2,526 HMMWVs for the Afghan police and National Guard…
- 2011The case the lists do not carry · Kim White-Stout
On the evening of March 21, 2011, she was with friends at Bleachers Pub on Grape Road. In the early morning of March 22, walking north on Main Street toward Traverse Circle with a companion, she — in the words the police gave the press of record, from her companion's account — simply disappeared.
- 2011Thirty-five hours of futsal, and the word that never came
The attempt: On Sunday, 10 April 2011, at noon, the Bethel College men's soccer team began playing futsal — indoor soccer on a basketball-sized court…
- 2011–2013HIV: the official record only
The department's accounting of county residents living with HIV gives 528 in 2011 and 553 in 2012 ; the 2013 figure is marked in the report itself "not previously reported," and it is carried here in the report's own words rather than supplied.
- 2011–todayMarian girls soccer — five finals, two titles, and a move up in class
The runner-up finishes: Class A in 2011, losing to Providence on penalties, 3–1, after a scoreless final; Class 2A in 2021, losing 1–0 in overtime to Evansville Memorial; and Class 2A in 2024, losing the penalty shootout 4–1 to Lawrenceburg (the team 16-4-2).
- 2012Cable and local access: Michiana Access TV, a Mishawaka partner in a South Bend studio
The channel was organized under an interlocal agreement of 2012 among the City of South Bend, the City of Mishawaka and St. Joseph County — adopted on South Bend's side by Common Council Resolution 4152-12, passed 13 February 2012 — under which the public broadcaster WNIT operates and manages the channel for the three partners.
- 2012–2013The C-Series kit: the Humvee as a kit car
With GM holding the Hummer trademark, AM General returned to the civilian market under its own name: the HUMVEE C-Series kit, announced on 2 August 2012, shown as a prototype at SEMA that fall, and given its world debut at the IDEX defense exhibition in Abu Dhabi, 17–21 February 2013.
- 2012–2019The Laborist First and the Level III Certifications, 2012–2019
The laborist first: The strongest dated advancement claim in Mishawaka's record is the health system's own, made in its certification release of 2 December 2019 and printed here at that strength: "In 2012, Mishawaka Medical Center became the first hospital in the region to offer a laborist program, providing 24/7…
- 2012–2026Test three — the tapes: South Bend's litigation, and Mishawaka's smaller records fights
The recorded line ending 6031, Communications Director Karen DePaepe, Chief Darryl Boykins, five cassettes and eight conversations, litigation running since 2012 through the state and federal courts and a Seventh Circuit remand on the Indiana Wiretap Act — all of it is the South Bend Police Department's record and another city's file.
- 2013Hospice on the river: the Center for Hospice Care campus, 2013–2019
Its Mishawaka campus is Mishawaka's: in 2013 the Center opened a two-story building at the east end of Central Park, housing its counseling services and administrative offices, with two nearby existing buildings remodeled for a palliative care center and a guest house…
- 2013The restructuring and the rebuilt ladder, level by level
In July 2013 the corporation filed for a $28 million renewal project; the voters defeated it that fall, and the building program stopped.
- 2013The referendum the voters refused, 2013–2023
The defeat of 2013 as a civic fight is shared ground between that record and this one, and it is told here as a dispute: what the district asked, what the voters answered, and what the district did about the answer.
- 2013The Emmy record: four nominations, no win
Three are for the role that made him: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series, in 2013, 2014, and 2015, as Adam Sackler on HBO's Girls .
- 2013–2019The hospice seat: the county's end-of-life charity on Central Park
What is Mishawaka's is the campus, carried in the hospitals record and summarized here because it changed where the county's hospice sits: in 2013 the Center opened a two-story building at the east end of Central Park housing its counseling services and administrative offices, with two nearby existing buildings…
- 2013–2019Hospice on the river: the Center for Hospice Care campus, 2013–2019
Its Mishawaka campus is Mishawaka's: in 2013 the Center opened a two-story building at the east end of Central Park, housing its counseling services and administrative offices, with two nearby existing buildings remodeled for a palliative care center and a guest house…
- 2013–2026Marian's three — Jackson, Cannady and Ivey, and a February night in 2025
Demetrius Jackson: Marian's class of 2013. He is the school's all-time leading scorer with 1,934 points — then the St. Joseph County record, in Notre Dame's account of him — and was a McDonald's All-American in 2013.
- 2013–2026The modern layer, and the state of the record
The fire department's new Station No. 4 headquarters opened at 3000 Harrison Road in 2013, and Station No. 2's new house at 700 East McKinley in October 2024.
- 2014The equivalent test's federal case: $132 million of sewers, agreed, not fought
On 12 February 2014 the United States and the State of Indiana lodged a consent decree against the City of Mishawaka in the Northern District of Indiana (Civil Action No. 3:14CV281; Federal Register notice 21 February 2014), alleging Clean Water Act violations…
- 2014The Volpi Cup: the one major win
At the 71st Venice International Film Festival in 2014, Driver won the Coppa Volpi — the Volpi Cup for Best Actor — for Hungry Hearts , Saverio Costanzo's film, in which he played a young father in a marriage collapsing around a child.
- 2014The modern distillers: Virtuoso's vodka, and the distillery seated here under the other city's name
Steve Ross's Virtuoso Distillers, at 4211 Grape Road, made 18 Vodka — distilled eighteen times, in the name's own arithmetic — and is documented in operation in September 2014, when a Midwest Wanderer tour account found Ross distilling, by then for "a few years," grinding the grain and bottling under one roof…
- 2015The Bear of 2015: The County's Visitor, at This City's Distance
In the summer of 2015 the county had one again — for five months, on its western side, at a measured distance from this city, which the entry keeps.
- 2015The Counted Birds, and the Nests That Are Not on This Ground
The University of Notre Dame's statement governs the eagle geography: the pairs at ND-LEEF in St. Patrick's County Park and at Potato Creek State Park "were the first successful bald eagle nests ever recorded in St. Joseph County," both in the spring of 2015 — one on the river north of South Bend, one in the county's southwest.
- 2015The breakup: Schurz leaves broadcasting, 2015–2016
The dissolution of the cluster: on 14 September 2015 Schurz Communications — described in the announcement, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as "based in Mishawaka, Indiana" — announced that it would exit broadcasting altogether, selling its television and radio stations to Gray Television for $442.5 million.
- 2015The Mishawaka producer whose shoots are elsewhere: Tim Wolak Jr.
Tim Wolak Jr. of Mishawaka is a documented independent filmmaker and producer: his first feature, Beware of the Klowns (2015), was distributed by SRS Cinema, and the Post-Tribune of northwest Indiana has profiled him on the completion of his third feature, Princess Spooky: An Industrial Fantasy…
- 2015–2017Building Mercedes-Benz: the R-Class years
The contract: On 27 January 2015 AM General and Mercedes-Benz U.S. International announced that production of the long-wheelbase R-Class — by then a China-only model — would move from Mercedes-Benz's Tuscaloosa plant at Vance, Alabama, to the Commercial Assembly Plant in Mishawaka.
- 2016The builder after broadcasting: Schurz Communications today
The company that remains is not a broadcaster: having left broadcasting in 2016, it sold its newspapers as well, the South Bend Tribune among them, to GateHouse Media in January 2019 for $30.0 million, and describes itself in its present form as a broadband and cloud-services company.
- 2016–2022The Corporation: A Museum Raised by Hand, 2016–2022
The Mishawaka Historical Museum Corporation's application for IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status was approved on December 13, 2016 — the corporation's first dated paper in the record reached.
- 2016–2024The Housing Authority: What the Audits Found
Fiscal 2016 — a paperwork finding, no questioned costs: The audit for the year ended 30 June 2016 (Henderson & DeJohn, independent CPAs; State Board of Accounts review letter 11 May 2017) carries one finding: management had failed to require its bank to enter a HUD-approved depository agreement before federal funds were deposited.
- 2017The veterans' clinic on Trinity Place, 2017
The federal clinic crosses the river: In 2017 the St. Joseph County VA Clinic opened in Mishawaka — a new outpatient clinic of 89,000 square feet on Trinity Place, east of Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center…
- 2017The Presidential Award for teaching: two Mishawaka teachers
The earlier award stands at the city's other school system: John Gensic, a science teacher at Penn High School — the Penn-Harris-Madison high school that stands in Mishawaka — holds the 2017 award for Indiana (Science), carried on the White House list of that cohort's recipients and on the award program's own awardee record…
- 2017–2019The SF Motors episode: announced, and what was accomplished
The sale: On 22 June 2017 AM General announced the sale of the Commercial Assembly Plant to SF Motors — SF Global, a subsidiary of the Shanghai-listed Chongqing Sokon Industry Group, with its headquarters in Silicon Valley.
- 2017–2025The Drug Era in the Federal Record — the Cases as the Federal Record Gives Them
Francis and Cardona, 2017–2018: Anthony Francis, 20, of Mishawaka, pleaded guilty to distribution of more than 50 grams of methamphetamine: on 30 August 2017 he and Brian Cardona distributed 198 grams to another individual, discussing, during the transaction, much larger quantities of drugs and firearms to come…
- 2019Boundary: Granger Beacon Hospital, 2019
Granger's hospital, printed on Granger's side of the line: Beacon Health System's small acute-care hospital at Beacon Parkway and Capital Avenue — opened 2019 on the commissioned history's account, the region's first small acute-care hospital, its emergency department and eight inpatient beds as that account gives them…
- 2019The Parks Foundation: Paper in 2019, Public in 2020
The Mishawaka Parks and Recreation Foundation Inc (EIN 83-2587090), of 904 North Main Street, holds a federal ruling from February 2019 .
- 2019The Academy Awards: Adam Driver, raised here — two nominations
At the 91st Academy Awards (2019) he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor, as Ron Stallworth in BlacKkKlansman .
- 2019The Tony record: one nomination, and the line South Bend left empty
The honor: The Tony Awards' official nominations record carries Adam Driver once: Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play, at the 73rd Tony Awards in 2019, for Burn This — Lanford Wilson's play, revived on Broadway with Driver as Pale, the volcanic brother.
- 2019The Sears box and the mall at forty-five
The founding anchor was the last to fall: in late 2019 the Sears store — open since 1 March 1979, forty years before the mall it preceded — closed in one of the chain's national rounds of shutdowns.