Zoo breaks ground on Big Cat Tracks
The Potawatomi Zoo broke ground on its Big Cat Tracks project Aug. 14, a new Amur tiger and leopard habitat on two acres of land acquired from the City of South Bend.
Tourism – Recreation
Shipshewana to host Card Fest
Hundreds of national card dealers will visit Shipshewana Aug. 15-16 for the Shipshewana Card Fest, a trading card event for seasoned card collectors and newcomers to the hobby.
Logansport Parks names new director
As Logansport Parks & Recreation Department’s new recreation director, Jacqueline Dwigans-Merritt is planning programs to build community connection.
Young Professionals to host golf event
The Young Professionals, a Greater Elkhart Chamber council, is hosting Par for the Course, a golfing etiquette 101 event, Aug. 28, at the Bent Oak Golf Club in Elkhart.
Echidna moves to zoo
Teddy, a short-beaked echidna, is the newest resident at the Potawatomi Zoo and may be part of zoo education classes and programs.
La Porte planning 5th LakeFest
La Porte’s 5th annual LakeFest, three days of activities, art, food, live music and special events on La Porte’s Pine, Stone and Clear lakes, will take place July 25-27.
Society of Innovators welcomes Professional Hoops Association
The Society of Innovators and the Professional Hoops Association are hosting Innovation Night July 19 with the Michigan City Lights taking on the Hammond team.
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Studebaker Museum to host concours
The Studebaker National Museum in downtown South Bend is hosting the Concours d’Elegance at Copshaholm July 12.
Four Winds Field construction ongoing
Home to the South Bend Cubs, Four Winds Field in downtown South Bend welcomed 40,000 guests last month and is on pace to complete construction projects.
Potawatomi Zoo plans new habitat
The Potawatomi Zoo is expanding its footprint, with plans to build a new Amur tiger and leopard habitat with water features, climbing structures and viewing windows.