Local bars prep for Orange Bowl watch parties
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City commission approves new downtown paid parking plan
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Staying safe around downed power lines
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Former players share stories of Lou Holtz before his burial
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Trust, Love, and Commitment: Lou’s Life Lessons
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Notre Dame ready for funeral traffic
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Notre Dame community says their final farewell to Coach Lou Holtz
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ESPN’s Rece Davis remembers the life and legacy of Lou Holtz
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Cold, snowy and breezy overnight
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’Political vengeance,’ Drake, GOP leaders respond to swatting...
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The snow sticks around
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Thursday evening, millions of eyes around the world will be on the Irish, and among them fans celebrating from a number of hot spots in the team’s home territory.
Bars across South Bend will all have food, drinks, and a showing of the historic game!
ABC57’s Jackie Bauer checked in with Taphouse on the Edge with their plans ahead of the game.
"Obviously, it's already been a magical year, and we're very excited for tomorrow's game.. I think the city is as anxious as I am to get there, and very confident in the team, and really looking forward to tomorrow, and there's a great chance of having them play one more game,” said Coowner Jeff Morauski.
All eager to watch the Fighting Irish take on The Nittany Lions for a chance to head to the CFP National Championship.