SOUTH BEND – The second annual Fusion Fest at Howard Park aims to provide the community with a safe, welcoming and fun weekend. The city looks forward to celebrating the community’s great diversity while keeping safety as a top priority, South Bend Mayor James Mueller said Sept. 12 as initial preparations for Fusion Fest at […]
SOUTH BEND – If you want to read that things are going well for the No. 5 Notre Dame football team, this column is not for you. If you want to read about how the Irish will easily get through the rest of the regular season and secure a spot in the College Football Playoffs, […]
SOUTH BEND – It was another MAC attack in the Notre Dame football team’s first home game on Saturday. In the very first meeting between the Irish (1-1) – who are ranked 7th in the US LBM Coaches Poll and 5th in the AP Poll – and the unranked Huskies (2-0) of the Mid-American Conference, […]
What was the news in our area this week in recent years? The History Museum offers these newspaper extracts to give you an idea. 18 August 1909: “South Bend electricians are concerned about the greatly increased voltage of the electricity used in the city. They say they were not informed until too late of the […]
Letters to the editor | South Bend Tribune As a longtime supporter of mass transit and retired Amtrak ticket agent, I am pleased that the city is expected to purchase South Bend’s Union Station from owner Kevin Smith and that Amtrak is interested in moving there. The depot has not been used for passengers since […]
SOUTH BEND – The south end of downtown has been bustling with activity lately due to projects aimed at bringing more residents, businesses and visitors downtown. Construction of 150 new apartments on the previously vacant lot on South Lafayette Boulevard between Monroe and South Streets is already underway. On the other side of Lafayette Boulevard, […]
