Editor's Note: In our first Civic Engagement story this summer, we brought you GreatNews.Life Founder Chris Mahlmann's perspective on why voting in local elections matters. You can find that here. This story below is the second in our series for the...
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Salvation Army of Michigan City hosts Bridges Out of Poverty sessions with Comcast support
On August 14, the Salvation Army of Michigan City began its next 12-week session of “Bridges Out of Poverty: Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’ By World.” The free class is designed to help attendees build skills and overcome challenges to create...
Read MorePierre Moran Middle School Counselor Timothy Adams Named Indiana Middle School Counselor Of The Year
Elkhart Community Schools is proud to announce that the Indiana School Counselors Association (ISCA) has named Pierre Moran Middle School Counselor Tim Adams as the statewide Middle School Counselor Of The Year. This honor is given to school...
Read MoreCity of Mishawaka Welcomes AmeriCorps NCCC Team for Ecological Restoration Along the Riverwalk
The City of Mishawaka is excited to announce the arrival of an AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) team, set to begin an important ecological project along the Mishawaka Riverwalk. This dedicated team of five members will be in the...
Read MorePreparing for the 2024 presidential election
With the 2024 presidential election quickly approaching and this year’s race looking tight already, making sure to vote is more important than ever. If you’re getting ready to vote for the first time though, there are a lot of questions that you...
Read MoreOperation Feed La Porte County hits all time record of 8,000 pounds of meat for food pantry
On the morning of Monday, August 5, Operation Feed LaPorte County held a food drive at the La Porte County Fairgrounds. Representatives from local food pantries run by organizations like Saint Vincent De Paul, Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, and...
Read MoreSinai Forum at Purdue Northwest spurs illuminating conversations with today’s thought leaders
In 1953, a determined woman and a group of neighbors in Michigan City, Indiana planted the seeds of an invaluable community resource, whose impact continues to resonate today. The Sinai Forum at Purdue Northwest, originally founded at the Sinai...
Read MoreIUSB biochemistry students gain invaluable professional experience as paid researchers
Landing paid research positions is the ultimate goal for many of those working in the scientific field, but IU South Bend students are able to do so as undergraduates. Biochemistry students are conducting research that has practical applications,...
Read MoreVictor Kamwendo adds Emmy nomination to growing list of accomplishments
When Victor Kamwendo moved to Los Angeles after graduating from IU South Bend, he was hoping to establish a career as an actor and producer-director. So far, so good: the acting roles continue to accrue, and his offscreen skills have now earned him...
Read MoreMC Salvation Army Offers Class to ‘Get Ahead’
12-week ‘Bridges Out of Poverty: Getting Ahead’ class to start August 14 The Salvation Army of Michigan City will launch another 12-week session of “Bridges Out of Poverty: Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’ By World” beginning on Wednesday,...
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