Good morning, South Bend.

The History Museum is showcasing South Bend Tribune newspaper excerpts from early October that capture local events spanning 1900 to 1968 — including a 1937 authorization to pay $2,100 to Rockne’s widow for her children’s education and healthcare.

Visitors can explore these snapshots of our city's past at the museum.

Beacon Health System held its third annual Youth Summit yesterday at the MLK Dream Center, where young people aged 8 and older joined interactive workshops and conversations with health care professionals to explore career paths.

The event also featured lunch, giveaways and an adaptive sports demonstration by River City Rollers.

Notre Dame football earned its 15th win by beating North Carolina 37-26 at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill on a rainy Saturday.

The team rallied from an early deficit — with strong offensive plays led by senior captain Jordan Faison — to secure the victory.

During the final minutes of the UNC game on Oct.

3, Notre Dame cornerback Leonard Moore was helped by team medics after an injury; he walked off the field on his own power to the medical tent for further evaluation.

Notre Dame’s defense — known for its 'one play, one life' approach — will face UNC’s top unit in Chapel Hill Saturday, Oct.

10 at 12:00 p.m. The Irish have held opponents to under 2 yards per carry and aim to continue strong defensive play in their first ACC matchup.

On Saturday, Oct. 3, Penn girls flag football won a sectional championship by beating New Prairie 38 to 6 with touchdowns from seniors Quinn Driscoll and Alivia Dawson; the undefeated team (27 to 0 over two seasons) now prepares for a regional round in Michigan City with strong community support.

Penn senior Lila Van Hoveln, junior Sami Pentelow, New Prairie senior Braden Bachmann, Goshen senior Levi Schlegel and Northridge sophomore Brayleigh Adams shared their insights from the NIC and NLC boys’ and girls’ cross country championships — highlighting key performances and memorable moments.