Mishawaka mayor to deliver address
The City of Mishawaka will host Mayor Dave Wood’s 14th annual State of the City Address, themed “The Mishawaka Way,” April 14.
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Elkhart Chamber to host Third House Meeting
The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Third House Meeting March 28 to provide an opportunity for community residents to communicate with legislators.
Elkhart names new chief of staff
The City of Elkhart welcomed Megan Erwin as the city’s new chief of staff, following the retirement of Bradley Tracy who served the previous two administrations.
City of Elkhart passes 2025 budget
The City of Elkhart recently passed its 2025 budget, with ASPIRE Elkhart remaining the city’s focus in the upcoming year for a total of nearly $126 million.
Governor appoints new judge to Marshall County Superior Court
Gov. Eric Holcomb appointed Deputy Prosecutor Matthew Aldridge to the Marshall County Superior Court No. 2 judge seat, effective Sept. 29.
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Michigan City police receive federal funding
The Michigan City Police Department recently announced it received $180,000 in Federal Community Project Funding for technology upgrades.
Prosecutor appointed judge in St. Joseph County
Gov. Eric Holcomb appointed prosecutor Christopher Fronk to replace Judge Cristal Brisco on the St. Joseph County court in South Bend.
Projects earn grants from Next Level Connections program
Three projects in Northwest Indiana received funding from the fourth round of awards in Indiana’s Next Level Connections program.
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City of Elkhart plans public safety center in former Chase bank location
The city of Elkhart’s Redevelopment Commission approved plans to renovate a former Chase Bank location and turn it into a new public safety center.
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Michiana counties grew in population in 2023
The U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2023 estimates show that population in six Northwest and North Central Indiana counties grew since 2022.