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Tag: travel

  • Feature Blog: Heartland Art Center

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    In the heart of downtown Plymouth, with a prime location on the main strip, is the Heartland Art Center. According the Society of Architectural Historians, the three-story building at 214 N Michigan St was originally opened in 1926 as the first-ever retail outlet store for Montgomery Ward. Nearly a century later, I had the chance…

  • South Bend Roller Derby at the Fairgrounds

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    Last summer at South Bend Pride I ran into someone who I hadn’t seen in a couple years. They were there promoting the South Bend Roller Derby, so of course I popped in for a hug that said “long time, no see” and asked more about SBRD. A couple months ago, a Facebook post announced…

  • KKCC and Purposeful Pours

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    Recently, Kelver’s K9 Comfort Corps held a ONEHOPE Wine fundraiser hosted by Purposeful Pours – Erika Haahr. If you aren’t familiar with ONEHOPE, check them out here. If you’d like to purchase some of these wines and give back to KKCC (a portion of the proceeds goes back to them), then click the button below!…

  • A Burger Battle with a side of College Football Playoff

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    If you’ve heard of South Bend, IN at all you’re probably familiar with a few of the following names or places: Notre Dame, the East Race, Knute Rockne, Muffet McGraw, Ara Parseghian, Joe Montana, Arika Ogunbowale, Skylar Diggins-Smith, Brady Quinn, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg to name a few. I’ve lived out here for 12 years…