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Photos from the South Bend Community Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Century Center on Tuesday, Oct.

13 showed local honorees recognized for their lasting impact on the city. The images capture a memorable celebration of respected community leaders.

Camp Millhouse is hosting its Cookies & Crafts Mingle on Oct.

24 from 10 a.m. to noon at 25600 Kelly Road. The event offers cookie decorating and crafts for children and adults with special needs, and the camp is planning monthly 90th anniversary activities, including a March dinner and auction.

A large mural — painted by Teresa Ridley — now decorates 702 Lincolnway West on the side of the WUBS radio station, honoring the region's gospel music history and spreading faith and hope to a busy downtown corner.

Yesterday, Notre Dame professor Peter Burns explained nuclear energy's efficiency, safety benefits, and disadvantages, noting that the U.S. produced about 30% of the world’s nuclear electricity and that AWS, AEP, and X-Energy will explore building a 12-unit plant in Sullivan County.

The west side of the Jefferson Boulevard and Twyckenham Drive intersection will close Monday, Oct.

26 for NIPSCO underground gas line work. Jefferson Boulevard between Eddy Street and Twyckenham Drive will serve local traffic with detours via Twyckenham, Colfax and Eddy until work ends Friday, Oct. 30.

Families attended the 7th annual Say Boo To Drugs event at Howard Park in downtown on Thursday night as local law enforcement and community groups shared drug prevention, mental health, and wellness information.

The free event, hosted by the 525 Foundation, marked the kickoff for Red Ribbon Week.

South Bend families can visit the Healthcare Doesn't Have to Be Scary Fall Family Health Fair at Innovation Park at Notre Dame on Saturday, Oct.

24 for free health services + fall activities and treats from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Notre Dame swingman Ethan Roberts, a native of Arlington Heights, plays today against DePaul in Chicago.

This game is his first opportunity to return to the city for a match.

South Bend Saint Joseph captain Emily Keegan returned 33 days after tearing her MCL to score in a 9-0 win over South Bend Riley as her team advanced in the IHSAA semi-state run.

The Huskies will face Guerin Catholic at (12:30 p.m.) Saturday in Kokomo, seeking a state finals berth.

Notre Dame football has been making the most of the busy recovery suite at Shields Family Hall to tend to non-surgical injuries after its loss to BYU, and the facility is expected to help the team bounce back.

The investment in the suite reflects a focused effort to speed up recovery.