Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Elkhart.
Potawatomi Park is adding new features and simplifying parking as part of its ongoing renovation following last year's $4.5 million funding for street upgrades and pedestrian safety.
More improvements are expected soon.
Notre Dame safety Adon Shuler will honor his late father by preparing for Sunday's game with the guidance he received.
The Quilt and Fiber Experience will hold its second annual retreat Wednesday, Sept. 16, at Wellfield Botanic Gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with gardens open until 6 p.m.
Centennial Park in Plymouth will host thousands for the 60th Blueberry Festival this weekend, boosting local trade with carnival rides and treats.
Local crafters may attend the second annual Quilt and Fiber Experience on Wednesday, Sept. 16 at Wellfield Botanic Gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
High temperatures and a broken AC sent Goshen High School students home early at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, and Prairie View Elementary also ended the day early; school officials are bringing in extra fans + portable AC units until a temporary system is set up.
Governor Braun has extended Indiana's gas tax holiday until Oct.
6 so drivers can save 60 cents per gallon. The suspension of gas excise and usage taxes follows similar measures from April and May.
St. Joseph County Parks named Leslie Witkowski as its new director — she will begin her role Sept.
19, succeeding retiring director Steve Slauson to manage park maintenance, facilities, natural areas and programs.
The St. Joseph County Department of Health reported West Nile virus in a fourth mosquito pool in New Carlisle and issued a public advisory.
Residents are urged to use EPA-approved repellent and remove stagnant water from yards — steps that help reduce mosquito breeding.
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