De Nolf’s Barbershop opened in September of 2019 in a formerly vacant storefront on the corner of Michigan and Monroe Streets. Its proprietor, Ethan De Nolf, embodies the story of coming home to live in South Bend on purpose.
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After seven months of filming, Ryan Blaske and Zach Schrank have released Big Enough, Small Enough: South Bend in Transition, a full-length documentary on the city of South Bend. From the opening scene above the Keller Park neighborhood to the close above downtown, it feels like home.
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Jacob and Dustin are joined by Maria Gibbs to reflect on a Monday of old buildings, conversations, and the caucus in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Jacob and Dustin are joined by Maria to reflect on a Sunday in Cedar Rapids and Grinnell and look forward to the Monday night caucus.
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Jacob and Dustin are joined by Maria and John to reflect on a Saturday of town halls and conversations in Waterloo, Iowa.
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Today, the South Bend Tribune newsroom announced that they have chosen to form South Bend NewsGuild, the first union in the paper’s 148-year history. We stand with our friends in the newsroom.
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Eight years ago, South Bend met Pete Buttigieg with the fanfare of a young boy holding a wooden sign on Mishawaka Avenue. Today, he is a candidate for President of the United States. On this final day of his mayoralty, we reflect on the moment.
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It’s 8:00PM on Friday, December 13th and a crowd in search of baked goods, cold Stroh’s, and friendship has gathered inside an empty retail space on Main Street in downtown South Bend. It’s Permit Pending № 3.
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During the month of November, Jason Miller encouraged our community at South Bend City Church to practice gratitude by building altars, so I got a tattoo of Vested Interest.
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It’s 6:00PM on Saturday, November 16th and a crowd in search of burgers and beer has gathered inside a former dry-cleaning facility on the South East edge of downtown South Bend. It’s Permit Pending № 2.
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