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South Bend, Indiana, is the fourth largest city in Indiana and the county seat of St. Joseph County. According to the 2006 census, the population was 104,905. The name of the city derives from its location at the southernmost part of the St. Joseph River. South Bend is a part of the area commonly known as Michiana, a collective pool of cities and towns in northern Indiana and southern Michigan.
Healthcare, education and construction are currently the largest industries in the area. The city is home to the fourth largest school corporation in the state, as well as several colleges and universities, including the University of Notre Dame and Indiana University of South Bend. Two hospitals and a large number of clinics, medical offices and related facilities provide ample employment for residents who choose to work in the medical field. In addition, Innovation Park and Ignition Park are new establishments created to pave the way for newly developed technology, such as nanoelectronics.
The climate offers opportunities for residents and tourists alike to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, from tubing and cross country skiing to kayaking and beach-combing. During football season, many South Bend residents and visitors alike gather to root for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Many restaurants and bars serve as gathering places for football events, complete with live televised coverage of the game. Other area attractions include visiting the animals at Potowatomi Zoo, watching a South Bend Silverhawks baseball game, enjoying Broadway plays and concerts at the Morris Civic Theatre and exploring the history of automobiles at the Studebaker National Museum.
Today South Bend is a thriving city with a diverse population of around 105,000 people. It continues to be the seat of county government, as well a... Read more
Saint Joseph County is located on the southernmost bend of the St. Joseph River in northern Indiana. The river dips down into Indiana from Michigan... Read more
The city of South Bend is located along the St. Joseph River in North Central Indiana, approximately 10 miles south of the Michigan state line.... Read more
With so much to offer its residents—a vibrant arts community, intriguing historic districts, and an array of attractions—South Bend is a great plac... Read more
Portage offers the comforts of living in a smaller city with the benefits and convenience of a short drive into Kalamazoo’s vibrant downtown... Read more
The “Grand Old City” of southwestern Michigan, Dowagiac, located in Cass County, was named after the Native American word meaning “foraging ground.... Read more
Located in the heart of Amish Country, Elkhart, Indiana, is the birth place of Alka Seltzer and claims to have produced more patents than any othe... Read more
Prior to 1883, the region now known as Granger, Indiana, served as a depot for Lake Huron and Chicago Railroad. The only structures that existed a... Read more
Serving as the seat of county government as well as a bustling hub for healthcare, education, and culture, Valparaiso bears a name that means "Val... Read more
At the southernmost tip of Michigan, on the banks of the St. Joseph River, the first settlers set up Fort St. Joseph and a trading post in 1691... Read more
Mishawaka, Indiana, established in 1899, is the birthplace of the Hummer (produced by AM General) and home to approximately 49,000 people. The city’... Read more
The bustling Portage community had its genesis as an industrial city and still supports an impressive number of companies and businesses includin... Read more
Situated amidst the beautiful hills and wineries of Southwest Michigan, Mattawan provides a rural setting with a growing community. This charmin... Read more
From the sandy, white beaches of Lake Michigan to magnificent sunsets and unique shopping, South Haven is an experience like no other. Residents o... Read more
The first settlers of Cassopolis were the Putnams, a small family from Indiana who took up residence in October of 1825. Their humble floorless hom... Read more
A Cass County village, Edwardsburg, Mich., provides a country setting in a quiet environment. This small community is located just northeast of Sout... Read more
The collective "Duneland" communities create an idyllic hometown atmosphere for residents who enjoy a location along the southern shore of beautifu... Read more
In 1840 Three Rivers, Mich., was named for the three rivers—Rocky, Portage and St. Joseph River—that flow together to become one. In 1895, th... Read more
With an estimated population of 31,882 in 2006, Goshen, Indiana, is the county seat of Elkhart County. The neighborly, service-oriented environment... Read more
The small town of Kouts blends quiet neighborhoods with scattered shops and services that add convenience to a rural lifestyle. The close-knit spiri... Read more
A small town in Elkhart County, Bristol was founded by European settlers approximately 200 years ago. Today, Bristol looks forward to the future wit... Read more
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