Edward Nieman
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RV industry explores new products and ideas at open house in Elkhart (opens the original)
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ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - The RV industry isn’t just rolling out new models at Elkhart’s RV Dealer Open House this week. It’s also testing new ideas about what camping could look like next. From custom-printed interiors to campers built for Jeeps, companies are trying to reach the next RV buyer. In Edwardsburg at Patrick Industries, a major supplier to RV manufacturers, a machine prints directly onto materials later used inside an RV. One pass through the machine turns a plain panel into one with a
RV dealers weigh smaller, lower-priced models as industry faces softer market (opens the original)
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ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - RV dealers from across the country are in Elkhart this week for the annual RV Dealer Open House, getting their first look at what could end up on lots in 2027. This year’s event comes as the industry continues to face a softer market. Dealers and manufacturers are adjusting to changing consumer demand, including increased interest in smaller, lower-priced campers. For Kimberly Sizemore, coming to Elkhart is part business and part family tradition. The fourth-generation dea
Elkhart Hispanic Heritage Festival celebrates growing Hispanic community (opens the original)
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Elkhart, Ind. (WNDU) - A celebration of Hispanic culture is coming to downtown Elkhart this weekend, highlighting a community that makes up more than a quarter of the city’s population. According to census data, 27% of Elkhart’s population identifies as Hispanic or Latino — more than one out of every four people. For local business owners, Hispanic culture has become part of everyday life in Elkhart. Inside Delia Mar Mega Shop, owner Delia Grajeda is building something special. “I am in love wit
South Bend prepares for Fusion Fest after violent weekend (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - South Bend officials said security plans for Fusion Fest have been in the works for months, but a violent weekend has safety on the minds of many people preparing to attend another large gathering. Two separate shootings in South Bend left three people dead and others injured, including an officer. Just days later, thousands are expected to gather at Howard Park and the surrounding streets for the two-day festival. Fusion Fest will feature food, music and culture from a
Elkhart creates redevelopment authority to help fund former Chase building conversion (opens the original)
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ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - Elkhart is moving forward with plans to convert the city’s former Chase building into a public safety center. The Elkhart City Council approved the creation of a redevelopment authority on September 21 in a decision that was not unanimous. The city views the building as a solution to aging public safety facilities. According to Mayor Rod Roberson, Elkhart’s current police station is decades old and the city is excited about providing a new facility for the police departmen
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