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As of November 2026 · pointers to Newspapers & Media
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. The newspapers section tells the succession whole. The town's news today is made elsewhere and read here: the South Bend Tribune — whose reporters covered the December 2025 hearing past 4 a.m., the Samsung plant's pause and sale, and the ballot fight of 2026 — is the paper of record; the town's own website is its gazette, carrying the council's postings and notices; and the one broadcast license the town holds in its own name is WUBU, 102.3 FM, licensed to New Carlisle since 2 July 1991 and carrying an urban adult-contemporary format since 1 September 2023 — a South Bend voice on a New Carlisle license, the media form of the town's whole modern position. The social layer — the town's and the library's feeds, the community groups where the data-center argument runs daily — stands at the size the record supports: present, load-bearing, and not archived anywhere this build can cite.
Principal sources: this build's Newspapers & Media (the Gazette's two runs, the News to 2015, WUBU, at the strengths there printed); the South Bend Tribune's 2025–26 New Carlisle coverage.