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Legendary South Bend barber marks nearly 60 years cutting same client’s hair (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - For decades, legendary South Bend barber Armando Femia has cut hair for governors, sports icons, and Notre Dame coaching royalty. But recently, a special client returned to his chair for a milestone moment. The 87-year-old gave a South Bend man a haircut for his 60th birthday — nearly six decades after giving him his very first trim. “I’ve been in this chair consistently for 59 years,” said longtime client Phil Faccenda. “So, since I was an infant, Armando was cutting m
‘You’re not a failure’: Michiana Army veteran shares suicide struggle, urges others to seek help (opens the original)
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MICHIANA (WNDU) - September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting a crisis that disproportionately affects military veterans across the United States, where an estimated 22 veterans die by suicide each day. U.S. Army veteran Sgt. Ricky Beaver spent 15 and a half years with the 7th Special Forces Group, serving in NATO missions, Panama, the Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia, and operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm during the Gulf War. When he returned home, the invisible wounds
Mishawaka man keeps Elvis’s legacy alive (opens the original)
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MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - It has been 49 years since the death of Elvis Presley, but a Mishawaka man is keeping his legacy alive through music and performance. Doug Church, an Elvis tribute artist, said he was drawn to Presley’s music rather than the idea of impersonation itself. “Just the music and the lights and the audience, it’s what Elvis felt, you know, and that’s what made him what he was,” Church said. “Elvis’ music spoke to just about anything that might be going on in your life. If you
Ultrarunner brings 50-state Make-A-Wish mission to Shipshewana (opens the original)
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SHIPSHEWANA, Ind. (WNDU) - One ultra-runner is taking on a massive, history-making challenge to help grant wishes for children fighting critical illnesses. Ultrarathoner Brady McDonald brought his “Zero to 100 Wishes” fundraising mission to Shipshewana on Monday, marking Day 24 of a grueling 50-day journey. McDonald is attempting to run a 50K (31 miles) in all 50 states for 50 consecutive days with a goal to raise $1 million for Make-A-Wish. By completing 24 states in 24 days so far, McDonald ha
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