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Inside INdiana Business Radio for the afternoon of June 11, 2025. The CEO of Fort Wayne-based Vera Bradley is stepping down. Plus, an Indianapolis sock company is paying homage to Pope Leo XIV, and food trucks are becoming more prevalent in St. Joseph County. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

Inside INdiana Business Radio for the morning of June 6, 2025. Concerns over residential wells prompt an investigation as AWS and GM construction expands in St. Joseph County. Ivy Tech has voted to freeze tuition for two years. Also: Grillo's Pickles breaks ground on a $54 million facility near Columbus, a new firm rises from Pure Development's collapse, and a virtual school administrator agrees to a $44.6 million fraud plea deal. Get the latest business news from throughout the state at InsideINdianaBusiness.com.

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is suing St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman over failures to comply with immigration policies. Kayla Blakeslee breaks it down on Fort Wayne's Morning News. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Father Matthew Spencer joins Patrick to discuss Saint Joseph (3:35) why is Saint Joseph the patron of the oblates of Saint Joseph? Tom - I love St. Joseph.  He came to me recently.  I am very grateful to him for nearly saving my life.  I want his help everyday. (16:54) Christine - When I was 5 years old, we had a nativity set that was cardboard.  My father put the old one in the fire and the only thing that didn't burn was St. Joseph.  We had a devotion to him because of what happened to him. (20:08) Break 1 What is the connection between Saint Joseph of the old testament and the new testament? (24:55) Irene - Husband would pray to St. Joseph.   When he was dying, I was praying the litany while he was receiving viaticum and passed at St. Joseph. Philip - A friend was selling his house.  Asked me to pray for sale of home.  He had taken a blessed statue and buried it.  I got on his case about it.  I said, 'Let's dust him off and put him in the house.'  We did and he sold the house.  We need to honor him. (32:28) Glen - I fell in love with St. Joseph.  He got me thinking and family members got me rekindled to St. Joseph.  Had pornography addiction and prayers to him kept me away from it for years now. (37:33) Break 2 11:41 Sheryl - When my son was accepted to Notre Dame, we were excited, but unsure if we could afford it.  He ended up getting a merit scholarship.  Notre Dame is in St. Joseph County and the school is on St. Joseph Street. What can Saint Joseph teach us about masculinity? (43:45)  Kathleen - He's helped me so much.  I've always called on him.  I'm 72, and in my 20's I prayed for children.  Had 9.  I said a novena for my daughter to find a job and on the 10th day, she got the job. What can Saint Joseph teach us about the sanctity of work? Resources REDEMPTORIS CUSTOS https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/apost_exhortations/documents/hf_jp-ii_exh_15081989_redemptoris-custos.html

In today's news: Governor Whitmer brings the Harris-Walz bus to St. Joseph County official urges more than talk about building a new jail for Berrien County United Way of SW Mich sends urgent call for Rake a Difference volunteers and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's news: Governor Whitmer brings the Harris-Walz bus to St. Joseph County official urges more than talk about building a new jail for Berrien County United Way of SW Mich sends urgent call for Rake a Difference volunteers and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's news: Governor Whitmer brings the Harris-Walz bus to St. Joseph County official urges more than talk about building a new jail for Berrien County United Way of SW Mich sends urgent call for Rake a Difference volunteers and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's news: Governor Whitmer brings the Harris-Walz bus to St. Joseph County official urges more than talk about building a new jail for Berrien County United Way of SW Mich sends urgent call for Rake a Difference volunteers and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textThis episode features Josh Blum and John Vance.We want your helmet (for the AVB CTC)! Check this out to find out more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg5_ZwoCZo0Sign up for the B Shifter Buckslip, our free weekly newsletter here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/fmgs92N/BuckslipShop B Shifter here: https://bshifter.myshopify.comRegister for the 2024 Hazard Zone Conference here: http://hazardzonebc.com/All of our links here: https://linktr.ee/BShifterPlease subscribe and share. Thank you for listening!This episode was recorded August 27, 2024 Listen in as we dissect incident audio from Clay Fire Territory in St. Joseph County, Indiana. Listen how standardized terminology, systematic procedures, and comprehensive training facilitated a seamless response during a fire incident with a found occupant. From strategic command strategies to efficient fire control and victim rescue, this episode is brimming with practical takeaways designed to elevate your Blue Card skills. 

In this episode I explore the early amusements of the pioneers in St. Joseph Counnty Michigan. From fourth of July parties, militia training, hunting, community feasts and other humorous stories from long ago. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com

Shiojiri Niwa GardenIn this episode we visit the Shiojiri Niwa Garden in Mishawaka, Indiana which is in St. Joseph County in north central Indiana. From the BookNorth Central Indiana Day TripsThe Author's WebsiteThe Author on LocalsThe Author on FacebookThe Author on TwitterThe Author on RumbleThe Author on YouTubeThe Author's Amazon Page

In honor of Charter School Week, Education Matters with MySchoolOptions is bringing you this conversation with host Cesar Roman and guests Jacqueline Cronk, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of St. Joseph County, and Jeremy Lugbill, Superintendent for Career and Success Academy Network of Public Schools in South Bend, Indiana. The conversation explores the partnership between the Boys and Girls Club and Career Academy Network of Public Schools on a new Charter School in South Bend, Indiana. The main themes include enhancing the educational experience, creating a teacher pipeline, providing access to different opportunities, and making learning relevant and impactful. The partnership aims to prepare students for the future by offering project-based learning, interdisciplinary connections, and real-world experiences. The Boys and Girls Club aims to inspire and enable all kids to reach their full potential through innovative programming and partnerships. Career and Success Academy Network focuses on transforming lives through passionate, innovative, and impactful learning experiences. The conversation highlights their collaboration in creating a micro school and other initiatives to meet the needs of students in the community. Takeaways Charter schools offer high-quality, tuition-free options with accountability and flexibility. Addressing the emotional needs of students is crucial for their overall well-being and academic success. Creating innovative learning experiences, such as micro schools and makerspaces, can enhance student engagement and prepare them for the future. The partnership between the Boys and Girls Club and Career Academy Network aims to enhance the educational experience for students in South Bend, Indiana. The partnership focuses on creating a teacher pipeline and providing access to different opportunities for students. Project-based learning, interdisciplinary connections, and real-world experiences are key components of the educational model. Community collaboration and education advocacy play a crucial role in driving change in education. The lasting impact of the partnership is to prepare students for the future and transform the educational landscape in the South Bend community. Did you find this episode informative? Help us out! Leave a review Share it with your friends Give us a 5 Star rating on your podcatcher of choice

Hi, Curious Listener! Today, I have the story of the senseless murder of Grace Ross and the scumbag who blamed a "shadowy man" for making him kill her. Sources--  'It stopped being a regular day': Murder trial tells of when 6-year-old went missing (yahoo.com)  Boy accused of killing 6-year-old Grace Ross could be tried as adult (southbendtribune.com)  16-year-old faces lengthy sentence for murder and molestation of 6-year-old (wsbt.com)  GRAPHIC: New details released in the death of 6-year-old Grace Ross (wndu.com)  Judge sentences Anthony Hutchens as a juvenile for murder of Grace Ross (southbendtribune.com)  Trial over: Verdict expected Thursday in murder of 6-year-old girl (wsbt.com)  Boy accused of killing 6-year-old Grace Ross could be tried as adult (southbendtribune.com)  14-year-old boy facing murder, molestation charges in 6-year-old girl's death in St. Joseph County | wthr.com  New Carlisle residents come together to express love for 6-year-old found dead Friday (southbendtribune.com)  Anthony Hutchens loses appeal, will remain sentenced as adult in New Carlisle murder (wvpe.org) 

In this episode I explore the early history of White Pigeon, Michigan in St. Joseph County. It was one of the earliest settlements on the Chicago Trail, and named after a Potawatomi Chief. It was also the location for the U.S. General Land Office from 1831 - 1834. To read the article by Denise Frederick, click here. To contact Michael Delaware, or to Pre-Order a copy of the new book coming out March 11th 'Victorian Southwest Michigan True Crime' visit: https://michaeldelaware.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talesofsouthwestmipast/message

In this episode, I explore the history of the City of Three Rivers, Michigan located in St. Joseph County. The community was first settled in 1829 by Jacob McInterfer from Wayne County, Ohio. Over the years it has been not only a prosperous farming community, but the manufacturers of clothing, paddle wheel boats, cigars, threshing machines and interurban cars to just name a few of the fascinating industries. For the source article for most of the information in this episode, click here. For information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com To pre-order a copy of 'Victorian Southwest Michigan True Crime' click here! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talesofsouthwestmipast/message

Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2833leAfE9g&t=1242s Dr. E. Michael Jones visits the local public access channel studio in downtown South Bend to discuss with Peter Helland his understanding of the very controversial decision to continue to retain the retired Jewish lawyer of Barnes and Thornburg, Alan Feldbaum, to his high position within the St. Joseph County Public Library. Many local citizens and particularly mothers, represented by county council member, Amy Drake, want him replaced. Feldbaum has been insisting that the children section contain books like "Flamer" and "This Book is Gay." The mothers and many others feel this makes it morally unsafe for their children to be in the children's section of the library. Amy Drake thought for sure the three Republican conservative county commissioners would support her. Instead as Dr. Jones says, they stabbed her in the back. While this extremely important 10 am meeting was taking place, only two hours later at 12 o'clock the Republicans were holding a meeting at the Juday Creek golf course to listen to "conservative" radio talk show host Casey Hendrickson and common council member Eli Wax give a talk on "Understanding Israel" in light of the war in Gaza. After the hour talk Jones was given the first question. Jones said the talk was an insult to the intelligence of the audience. Hendrickson immediately started "sparring" with Jones. Finally Hendrickson said: "I know who you are. The ADL says you are an antisemite." This galvanized the crowd against Jones. But fortunately Mike came with some friends that created a buffer for him. Mike never was allowed to say his peace at the meeting but now on public access and youtube he can get his important message out: Both political parties in St. Joseph County and South Bend are controlled way too much by the Jewish citizens and outside Jewish influence he says. And this is happening all over the country. He says we must take back our country and get representatives that actually represent the majority. ——— NOW AVAILABLE! The Holocaust Narrative: https://www.fidelitypress.org/the-holocaust-narrative _______ Dr. Jones Books: fidelitypress.org/ Subscribe to Culture Wars Magazine: culturewars.com Donate: culturewars.com/donate Follow: https://culturewars.com/links

Host Saeed Khan talks with attorneys Steve Fishman and Joel Sklar, Beverly Watts, president of BME Consulting and former director of Wayne County Public Services Department, and Deadline Detroit co-founder Allan Lengel.They talk about Trump's Georgia indictment; Where's Melania and the Kids? Silence from the Trump Family;  Michigan accents and soda vs pop; UAW contract talks; St. Joseph County asks governor to remove sheriff after drunk driving crash;  and Schmuck of the Week

This week, multiple major stories with significant implications for the Indiana economy and we are covering it all on this week's show. In Fort Wayne, General Motors announced a $632 million investment in its truck plant there to support next-generation production of internal combustion engine trucks. The investment to secure the future for nearly 4,000 workers at the Allen County plant. Meanwhile, in St. Joseph County, a GM-Samsung SDI joint venture this week confirmed plans to invest $3.5 billion to build an Electric Vehicle battery plant with 1,700 jobs just east of New Carlisle...the latest in a series of major EV investments in Indiana. And in Indianapolis, a transformational day as Indiana University and Purdue University make it official, signing documents creating Indiana University Indianapolis and Purdue University in Indianapolis, a move expected to have a major impact on the two schools AND the state economy.

Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute. Indiana will be home to a new $3 billion electric vehicle battery plant. The plant will be located east of New Carlisle in St. Joseph County. That’s about 80 miles east of Chicago. The plant will create 1,700 manufacturing jobs. The […]

South Shore relocation; Cybercrimes initiative launched in St. Joseph County; Pacers lose to Knicks; Bucks clinch #1 seed, beat Bulls; White Sox win, Tigers lose, Cubs-Reds rained outSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Voter registration in St. Joseph County will be supervised by the county clerk's office going forward, after Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to eliminate the separate board of voter registration and transfer four deputies to the clerk's office. The approved resolution states that party affiliation of employees doing registration must be evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans. The four deputies attended the meeting, all voicing support for the move. St. Joseph County was one of only three in Indiana with a separate board of voter registration. President Biden says the declared health emergency for COVID will be allowed to expire in May, after more than three years. The change will bring an end to some free vaccine, testing, and other services the government has paid for during the emergency. About 500 people still die of COVID on average every day in the U-S. NFL player Damar Hamlin is partnering with the American Heart Association to promote CPR awareness. Hamlin is starting a campaign following his on-field cardiac arrest January 2nd that left him hospitalized. The medical team who performed CPR on Hamlin that day is credited with saving his life. NFL teams with coaching vacancies are starting to fill them. The Denver Broncos will hire former Saints coach Sean Payton, and the Houston Texans tapped 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans. The Indianapolis Colts are still interviewing candidates. College basketball: 21st ranked Indiana lost at Maryland last night, 66-55. Illinois got a home win over Nebraska, 72-56. Top ranked Purdue hosts Penn State tonight in West Lafayette. NBA: the Chicago Bulls lost at home to the LA Clippers, 108-103. The Detroit Pistons host Washington tonight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a hundred years since the House of Representatives in Washington failed to elect a speaker on the first ballot to open a new session of Congress, but it happened Tuesday, as three ballots ended with 20 Republicans out of 222 opposed to Kevin McCarthy, the favored choice of other Republicans. The House reconvenes at noon today to try again, as Democrats criticize them for not having it together to get busy legislating. Locally, St. Joseph County's council has new leadership, as the nine members unanimously elected Mark Root council president, and Randall Figg President Pro Tempore. The council flipped to a 5-to-4 Republican majority in the November election. Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin remains in critical condition on a ventilator after he went into cardiac arrest on the field during Monday night's NFL game in Cincinnati. His uncle says Hamlin had to be resuscitated twice, first on the field, and again later in the hospital, after collapsing following what looked like a routine tackle in the first quarter of the game. Hamlin had no known previous medical history. Notre Dame men's basketball fell to 0-and-4 in ACC play last night in a 70-63 loss at Boston College. The 8-and-7 Irish play at North Carolina Saturday. In the Big Ten, Michigan State over Nebraska, 74-56. Tonight, Michigan hosts Penn State, and Illinois plays at Northwestern. NBA: the Bulls host Brooklyn tonight in Chicago. The Indiana Pacers are at Philadelphia. In hockey, the Detroit Redwings host New Jersey tonight.

Alek and Doug discuss the week that was in Three Rivers, the resurrection of the Three Rivers Commercial-News, the news landscape in St. Joseph County, and what the future may hold for Watershed Voice as a daily news source in this new era of community journalism.The show's theme is “Howling at the Moon” by D Fine Us, and this week's outro music is “It's Going Down” by SOURWAH. You can support Keep Your Voice Down with a donation here.

The John Glenn school board has voted to add Greene Township in St. Joseph County to its school district. This just a day after the South Bend School board voted to let the township out of the South Bend Community School Corporation. But two South Bend board members complained they were bullied by state lawmakers with threats to force the change if South Bend didn't agree. Greene Township currently has only about 75 students in South Bend, with about 250 going to John Glenn under open enrollment. A jury Tuesday said the Trump Organization is guilty on all counts in its New York tax fraud trial. Prosecutors accused the former President's company of avoiding taxes by paying personal expenses for top executives without reporting it. A lawyer for Trump says the verdict will be appealed. Predictably, the former president called the verdict a continuation of quote "the greatest witch hunt of all time." A massive power outage in Moore County, North Carolina continues, as crews work toward restoring most of the outage by tomorrow. North Carolina's Governor Roy Cooper stopped short of calling it a domestic terrorist attack, but did agree with investigators that the damage was intentional. This year, here have been at least 70 incidents nationwide of vandalism, sabotage or physical attack on power facilities. Notre Dame men's basketball hosts Boston University tonight at Purcell Pavilion. The tip at 7 o'clock on Sports Radio 960 AM WSBT. Also tonight, Purdue hosts Hofstra, Indiana welcomes Nebraska, and Michigan State is at Penn State. The Chicago Cubs have signed a couple of free agents the last few days: former Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger will patrol center for the Cubs next year on a one year deal, and right handed pitcher Jameson Taillon gets a four year, 68 million dollar deal. Hockey: the Chicago Blackhawks lost at New Jersey, 3-nothing. The Detroit Redwings won at Tampa Bay, 4-to-2.

The John Glenn school board has voted to add Greene Township in St. Joseph County to its school district. This just a day after the South Bend School board voted to let the township out of the

The South Bend school board has approved the removal of Greene Township in southwestern St. Joseph County from the school district, but 72 currently enrolled students will continue their schooling in South Bend unless their parents request

The South Bend school board has approved the removal of Greene Township in southwestern St. Joseph County from the school district, but 72 currently enrolled students will continue their schooling in South Bend unless their parents request their removal. The Township is expected to formally join the John Glenn School District when all the legalities are completed. A number of children living in Greene Township already attend John Glenn under Indiana's open enrollment program. After earlier denying the deal, a judge has now accepted a plea deal from Sherry Thomas for her role in a series of barn fires in Elkhart County. Her alleged accomplice, Joseph Hershberger, pleaded guilty to eight arsons and was sentenced to 50 years. Thomas will serve 12 years under the agreement. Both still face charges in Marshall and Kosciusko Counties. Emmy award-winning actress Kirstie Alley has died after a what tunred out to be a short battle with cancer. Her children made the announcement Monday on Instagram. Alley was perhaps best known for her role on the 80s and 90s TV sitcom "Cheers." Kirstie Alley was 71. Coach Marcus Freeman says injured quarterback Tyler Buchner could be ready to go for the Irish bowl game against South Carolina December 30th. If not, freshman Steve Angeli is the likely starter. We also await decisions on key players headed to the NFL on whether they will play the bowl game. Monday Night NFL: Tom Brady once again led a comeback as the Tampa Bay Bucs edged the New Orleans Saints, 17-16 in Tampa. NBA: the Indiana Pacers won at Golden State, 112-104. Hockey: the Chicago Blackhawks are at New Jersey tonight. The Detroit Redwings play at Tampa Bay.

Flu case counts are higher this year than the last couple of years, including locally. St. Joseph County reports about four times more flu cases than last year. One of the reasons is that people were masked

Flu case counts are higher this year than the last couple of years, including locally. St. Joseph County reports about four times more flu cases than last year. One of the reasons is that people were masked and observing social distancing much more the last two winters than this year. But the good news is that this year's flu vaccine is proving more effective than usual, and it's not too late to get one. Local pharmacies, doctor's offices, and health clinics have ample supplies. The US Senate has passed legislation that will prevent a nationwide shutdown of feight rail service that could have hit next week. The House earlier passed the measure imposing a previously agreed on contract that four of the 12 unions involved rejected in membership votes. President Biden and congressional leaders of both parties say forcing the deal through is the only way to avoid a major blow to the economy. NASA's Orion spacecraft is about to make a final pass by the moon before returning to Earth. The Orion capsule is the core of the Artemis One lunar mission. The onboard engine fired up yesterday afternoon to break the capsule out of its lunar orbit. It's scheduled to splash down in the Pacific off San Diego December 11th. A thrilling game, but the wrong result last night for Note Dame women's basketball, as 20th ranked Maryland edged the number 7 Irish, 74-72 at Purcell Pavilion. They face 3rd ranked UConn this Sunday at 3:15 on Live 99.9. The Irish men host Syracuse tomorrow at noon on Sports Radio 960 AM WSBT. Thursday night NFL: The Buffalo Bills won at New England, 24-to-10. Sunday's NFL slate includes Green Bay in Chicago against the Bears at 1pm on Z 94.3, Jacksonville against the Lions in Detroit, and the Indianapolis Colts at Dallas Sunday night at 8:20 on 96.1 the Ton. Conference championship college football games this weekend include USC against Utah tonight, Michigan against Purdue tomorrow night in Indianapolis, Georgia versus LSU, TCU against Kansas State, and Clemson versus North Carolina.

The war for American Independence was between 1775 -1783, and the wave of pioneer settlers began in 1831, some 48 years later. However, despite the many decades between, several former soldiers of the American Revolution settled in Michigan in their final years with their families. In this episode, I explore the lives of two that were buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Battle Creek, one that is buried in St. Joseph County in Leonidas Cemetery and one that rests in Kalamazoo at Mountain Home Cemetery. Their stories are quite interesting. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://www.michaeldelaware.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-delaware/support

Mindy Timm Joins Miggy in the Morning to talk about the LEGENDARY St Joseph County Grange fair in Centerville starting September 18th See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PlaySlots4RealMoney.com, CasinoSlotsMoney.com, Livedealerscasino.org, EasyMobileCasino.com & OnlineBlingo.com bring you the gambling news podcast. In our first story, a promising Kickstarter crypto game goes bust. In 2021, at the height of the crypto boom, a blockchain-based, Pokemon-style video game called Untamed Isles raised over $500,000 on Kickstarter. Fast-forward a year later, and the game is more or less dead. It seems that Phat Loot, the studio behind the game, is so broke that it can't even refund its backers. Posting on the game's Steam page, the developers said that they will pause the development and put the game on indefinite hiatus, as they're unable to financially keep up with the planned schedule. They denied claims that the backers' money was invested in cryptocurrencies and said that all funds went towards the game development. The game was originally scheduled to launch on October 6.  Next up, the campaign surrounding California gambling propositions is breaking all the spending records. So far, committees supporting and opposing Propositions 26 and 27 have raised over $357 million. Since June 30, several groups, looking to get a piece of this potentially very lucrative betting market, have each been spending an average of $16.5 million per week.In two months, California voters will decide whether to back two propositions that will bring legal gambling to the state. Proposition 26 would expand types of betting at tribal casinos and racetracks to in-person sports wagering. Voting Yes on the other measure, Prop 27, would legalize online betting across the state. With stakes this high, the lavish campaign spending will likely continue until the ballots are mailed out in October.  In our next story, Butler National Corporation will now offer sports betting in Kansas. The company has received a green light from the Kansas Lottery as their sports wagering management contract via a subsidiary operating Boot Hill Casino & Resort was approved. The agreement follows a similar deal the casino has made with DraftKings. According to the details of the contract, the patrons will not only be able to place wagers in person at the Dodge City casino, but also bet online through the interactive sports wagering platform. At the moment, the team at the Butler National Corporation is focused on launching DraftKings' mobile and retail sportsbook at Boot Hill casino. Per provisions of the Kansas sports betting law, state casinos can have up to 50 marketing partners.  In our last story this week, the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi opened the expanded gaming area at the Four Winds Casino in South Bend. The representatives of the tribe ceremonially cut the ribbon on Friday, opening the door to all visitors. The new 40,000-square foot gaming floor includes 850 slot machines, 11 gaming tables, and a brand-new high-limit area. Plus, it features an additional cage and cashier area. The gaming space is just a part of a major expansion of the casino which is set to be completed in early 2023. When finished, the complex will include the 23-story hotel, the largest in St. Joseph County, a convention area and meeting space, lounge, bar, spa, and a swimming pool on the roof of the hotel. 

Your cause is important. But perhaps the biggest challenge you face in fundraising is getting more donors to care about it.Christina McGovern, Director of Development & Marketing at the Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County, Indiana, was able to increase individual gifts by more than 6x. How? By honing in on the organization's “why?” and evolving their brand and messaging. Listen to Christina's journey, mistakes, and big successes on this episode of the Accidental Fundraiser.

Today's episode comes to you on location from St. Joseph County, Indiana and Anchorage, Alaska. It is hosted by Tim Lightner (Alaska CSSD) who has a conversation with Ethan McKinney and David Newton, both from the Prosecuting Attorney's Office with the St. Joseph County, Indiana Child Support Program. Ethan and David share about who they are, how they got involved in the child support program, and the roles that they have held. They speak about the Proactive Felony Non-Support Project in St. Joseph County, including how it got it's start, the motivation behind the program, and the difference that it makes. They also talk about the importance of the role of Investigators in this project, share stories and discuss lessons learned.

With Doug on vacation in Beantown, friend of the show Dan Moyle steps in as Alek's cohost for this week's episode with Erin Schultes. Erin is the Democratic candidate for District Two St. Joseph County Commissioner, vice chair of the St. Joseph County, Michigan Democrats, and a member of the Three Rivers Pride Committee. The trio discusses why Erin decided to run for public office, the recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade, and the Ban Off Our Bodies protest in Centreville which Erin organized and Dan attended.The show's theme is “Howling at the Moon” by D Fine Us, and this week's outro music is “MVP” by Vic Sage. You can support Keep Your Voice Down with a donation here.Any views or opinions expressed on “Keep Your Voice Down” are those of its hosts and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the podcast's sponsors, Watershed Voice staff or its board of directors.

A young Indiana corrections officer who hoped to become a police officer has been killed in a drive-by shooting, authorities said. St. Joseph County correctional officer Rhema Harris was killed around 6 p.m. Sunday “in yet another senseless act of violence,” St. Joseph County Sheriff William Redman said. Harris, 28, was struck her in the chest, Mishawaka police's detective bureau division chief Dan Gebo told ABC News. The shooter then sped away and has not been identified, Gebo said. The shooting was believed to be a retaliation in a feud, Gebo said, stressing that the corrections officer was not the target and she was just “in the wrong place at the wrong time.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-gordone/support

Mitch Kajzer, Director of the Cyber Crimes Unit for the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney in St. Joseph County, Indiana, tells us about the case of Ann, a nine-year-old girl who was sexually abused by her teacher, Timothy James Wyllie. Mitch is an absolute force of nature; when everyone around him was doubting his ability to work on this case, his conviction – and his belief in Ann and her story – carried him through. Listen now to find out how the story unfolds.   The following podcast episode involves a case of child exploitation, the content and details of this case may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. 

Today we have State Representative Jake Teshka from Indiana's 7th district. House District 7 is comprised of the majority of St. Joseph County, and includes Walkerton, North Liberty and Lakeville, as well as portions of South Bend and Mishawaka's south side. Representative Teshka is also a former credit union employee having spent part of his career at Interra Credit Union in northern Indiana. We discussed Teshka's current work at the statehouse and how his Credit Union experience has impacted his work serving Indiana's citizens. For more information on the Indiana Connectivity Program, visit https://www.in.gov/ocra/broadband/icp/.

Petra Farrell joined the de Nicola Center in October 2017 as the Culture of Life Programs Manager, overseeing the Vita Institute, the Notre Dame Evangelium Vitae Medal, and serving as the advisor to the Right to Life student club. Having previously served for several years as a volunteer with St. Joseph County (now Michiana) Right to Life, she performed sidewalk counseling as well as organized and emceed the organization's annual fundraising dinners. Special Guest: Petra Farrell.

On the October 23rd, 2021 edition of Notre Dame Federal Credit Union's Irish Sports Saturdays, host Angelo Di Carlo chats with South Bend natives and Notre Dame men's basketball freshmen Blake Wesley and JR Konieczny. Wesley is a South Bend Riley graduate while JR graduated from South Bend St. Joe. JR is the all-time leading scorer in St. Joseph County history while JR and Blake both were the first players in county history to ever score more than 700 points in a single season, when they both did it last year. They discuss being inspiring by Demetrius Jackson and wanting to lead Notre Dame back to the NCAA Tournament. Get conversation with the local guys! Thank you to Notre Dame Federal Credit Union for being the title sponsor of Irish Sports Saturday: notredamefcu.com/ ----- Live: www.redeemerradio.com or download the Redeemer Radio App Follow Redeemer Radio 95.7 Sports on social media:www.facebook.com/957Sports www.twitter.com/957Sports Follow Redeemer Radio on Social Media:www.Facebook.com/RedeemerRadio www.Twitter.com/RedeemerRadio Subscribe to the Podcast: Apple | Google Play | AnchorFM | Spotify | RSS Redeemer Radio is the non-profit Catholic radio station serving the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend

Miggy in the morning is ready for the St Joseph County Grange Fair "Mooooving and Grooooving" 2021. The fair starts on September 19th and goes until the 25th. So many new things this year added to the fair and of course all your favorites as well.  We are also excited about Diamond Rio which will be playing at the Fair on Saturday Night September 25th.  Mindy Timm  called into "Miggy in the Morning" and they go though the whole week of fun at the St Joseph County Grange Fair.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pamela Riley, Executive Director of the St. Joseph County Commission on Aging, joins Dan Moyle to discuss Elder Abuse Awareness Month. In this episode, learn what elder abuse looks like, how you can keep an eye on your aging neighbors, the warning signs and more. Links: St. Joseph County Commission on Aging website Find an enrichment center near you St. Joseph County Commission on Aging on Facebook ——————————— If you need resources or help in any way, call our 24 hour hotline at 800-828-2023 or visit www.DASASMI.org. Subscribe for a new episode each week. We publish every Wednesday morning at 8:00am. Subscribe to the weekly email newsletter here or at our website here. We appreciate your help in spreading the message of hope. You can help us reach more listeners by leaving a written review on Apple Podcasts or where you listen, and by sharing on social media.

Jacqueline Kronk, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Joseph County in Indiana, is this episode's guest. The Club's mission is to inspire and enable all young people to become the best version of themselves and she talks about how she can do just that, by investing in their kids and staff. Listen now and hear how Jacqueline inspires others, works hard, is a mother of four, and may be a tad competitive.   Connect with Jacqueline on LinkedIn. Learn more about the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Joseph County.    Key Takeaways: It could either set us back or we could lean into it (2:04) Bringing in talent to further the mission (3:49) High trust, high reward (4:42) Dreaming big and the GSD variable (5:50) Speaking things into existence (7:55) Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn (12:26) There was no ego whatsoever (16:05)

__ Follow Casey on Facebook, Twitter, & Snapchat @CaseyTheHost__ Hour 1 St. Joseph County Commission passes resolution banning vaccine passports. Michiganders Surrendered Their Freedoms and Now They’re Surprised the Governor Won’t Give Them Back Report: FBI raided home of… The post St. Joseph County Commission Votes Against Vaccine Passports – Tuesday, May 4 – Hour 1 appeared first on Casey Hendrickson - Radio Talk Show Host.

Heidi Beidinger-Burnett is president of the St. Joseph County Board of Health, director of the Master of Science in Global Health Program at the University of Notre Dame and co-director of the ND Lead Innovation Team. In 2017 it was discovered that neighborhoods in South Bend had a higher rate of lead poisoning than in Flint, MI, for families that were affected there was despair and loss of hope. Heidi mobilized a team of experts and community partners and received a Community Impact Grant from the CSC to launch the Lead Innovation Team. Their mission is rooted in prevention, finding lead in homes before children are poisoned, to this end they have developed test kits for families to use to screen for lead in their homes. What started as a $7,000 seed grant from the CSC has led to over $6 million to tackle this issue in St. Joseph County. Visit  https://leadinfo.nd.edu/ for more information.

This episode I go into the complete story of how Indiana DCS, with the St. Joseph County, Indiana judicial systems help and ZERO evidence, convicted me and sent me to prison. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-shore2/support

On this week's Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, Michigan Department of Transportation Director Paul C. Ajegba talks about some of the big projects completed in 2020 as highlighted in this year-end video. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer celebrated a significant milestone in her Rebuilding Michigan plan when she joined Director Ajegba to tour the first project financed with the bonds. That project rebuilt the aging I-496 freeway between I-96 and Lansing Road in Ingham and Eaton counties. Major work will begin on several other projects to be financed by the governor's bonding plan in spring 2021. Gov. Whitmer talked about the plan on the podcast in January following the State Transportation Commission's authorization.Also, in early November, Gov. Whitmer joined the director to celebrate the reopening of the busy interchange of I-96, I-196 and East Beltline Avenue east of Grand Rapids. The Flip, as dubbed by the project team, will ease congestion in and out of the city and make for safer transitions between the freeways. As Robb Westaby at Fox17 observed, the new ramp and bridge eliminates the need for drivers to cross three lanes of traffic to get to the East Beltline Avenue exit.Other notable projects in 2020 included rebuilding the 100th Street bridge over US-131 in Kent County, the I-75 modernization project in Oakland County, rebuilding US-131 in St. Joseph County, and rebuilding M-28 in Alger County.The director also explains how Rebuilding Michigan and more aggressive road building is stoking competition in the construction industry, with preliminary evidence of stabilizing bid prices.Other highlights:MDOT inked a contract in August with Cavnue for a first-of-its-kind connected corridor between Detroit and Ann Arbor. As Fortune Magazine wrote, “The so-called road of the future, which was announced on Thursday by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, amounts to an ambitious bid to reconceive both transportation and public transit.” On the Gordie Howe International Bridge project, MDOT real estate specialists marked a major milestone by acquiring the final parcels of land needed for construction of the bridge, ramps and plazas. This year-in-review video covers the highlights.

Episode Topic: Public Health in the Face of the PandemicHow the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting public health in St. Joseph County and how the St. Joseph County Health Department operates in conjunction with the State of Indiana will be discussed. Further information will include the St. Joseph County Health Department's strategic plan, the current public health landscape, and future funding of the Health Department.Featured Speakers: Heidi Beidinger-Burnett, Director, Eck Institute for Global Health Masters Program; Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame; President of the St. Joseph County Board of HealthMary Ann McDowell, PhD, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and Member of the Eck Institute for Global Health, University of Notre DameDr. Robert Einterz, Officer, St. Joseph County Department of Health Read this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: go.nd.edu/7d73af.This podcast is a part of the Consider This! ThinkND Series titled “Consider This! Simplifying the COVID-19 Conversation”.

Episode Topic: Cultivate Food Rescue and Food SecurityJim Conklin, President and Co-Founder of Cultivate Food Rescue and Marijo Martinec, CEO of Food Bank of Northern Indiana, will be the guests to discuss how the pandemic is affecting the food pantry system in St. Joseph County.Featured Speakers: Heidi Beidinger-Burnett, Director, Eck Institute for Global Health Masters Program; Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame; President of the St. Joseph County Board of HealthMary Ann McDowell, PhD, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and Member of the Eck Institute for Global Health, University of Notre DameJim Conklin, President and Co-Founder, Cultivate Food RescueMarijo Martinec, Executive Director and CEO, Food Bank of Northern IndianaRead this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: go.nd.edu/20317a.This podcast is a part of the Consider This! ThinkND Series titled “Consider This! Simplifying the COVID-19 Conversation”.

Episode Topic: Masks, Distancing, and Public HealthThis session will cover public health mitigation measures, what they are, and how they work. A special discussion will highlight the research behind the Notre Dame masks and the science behind how masks work and which masks work best. Also, the COVID-19 situation in St. Joseph County and the relationship between the St. Joseph County Department of Health and the University of Notre Dame will be highlighted. The views presented are the views of the hosts and guests, not the views or policies of the University of Notre Dame. Information provided is not intended to serve as, nor should be interpreted as, specific medical advice or a substitute for the advice of an individual's personal health practitioner.Featured Speakers: Heidi Beidinger-Burnett, Director, Eck Institute for Global Health Masters Program; Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame; President of the St. Joseph County Board of HealthMary Ann McDowell, PhD, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and Member of the Eck Institute for Global Health, University of Notre DameDr. Mark Fox, Deputy Health Officer, St. Joseph County Department of Health Professor David Leighton, Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Notre DameRead this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: go.nd.edu/b864f1.This podcast is a part of the Consider This! ThinkND Series titled “Consider This! Simplifying the COVID-19 Conversation”.

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In this episode of Hoosier Daddy, Jenna and Adam discuss Governor Holcomb's dereliction of duty, St. Joseph County, Indianapolis police reform, dumb-dumb Jim Banks, and an awesome member of the Fort Wayne community! If you would like to contact us check out our website, hoosierdaddypod.com, send us an email at hoosierdaddypod@gmail.com, or tweet at us @HoosierTweety.

MissyFoxx is a Singer, Song writer; who was Born in Tucson Arizona U.S.A. She now lives in ST. Joseph County, Michigan, and is sharing her talent with as many as she can. Missy is a versatile artist who sings Soul, Jazz, Blues, Reggae, R&b, Folk, Country, Rock, Techno, House, Dance, Garage Pop, Opera. MissyFoxx has been singing since the age of 3, she started writing songs at the age of 13 and started recording later on in life in a 10x10 bedroom in Spencer est. Northampton England in 2000. Missy had airplay in Northampton from 2000 to 2003 On Inspiration FM, and also a radio interview. Club's and Pub's also featured Missy's music in England. When she returned to the U.S.A, she originally moved back to Arizona, where she wrote “Rishanara”, inspired by the war. Missy sings about things around her that inspire her, and believes that if you have a gift it should be used to get a message out. A message of Love and Peace. Recently Missy started singing Reggae and has become addicted to it. She has since been introduced to legends like Phillip Gadd, Barry Biggs, Willie and Kashief Lindo (music for Dreams), Mikey Chung (Featured on Don't Cry), Winston Francis, and Tony Williams to name a few. These people have inspired her and she is even more determined to make her mark. Missy is currently working with Phillip Gadd (Producer) and is excitedly awaiting the fruits of their labor.