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Calm today, storms start tomorrow
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Mishawaka Fieldhouse features Adidas 3Striped basketball tournament
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Elkhart high school football players got out on the gridiron...
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Local market event raises funds for the family of Kaylon Woods
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Former South Bend Cub Nico Hoerner reflects on path to Chicago...
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Medieval times return to Plym Park with the Renaissance Faire
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South Bend celebrates Kids to Parks Day with bike-riding workshop
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Cubs clobber White Sox in first game of ’Crosstown Classic’
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South Bend Police Department honors the fallen
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St. Joe/Benton Harbor Rotary holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for...
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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –– Athletes and coaches have been the main topic of discussion with the sports world having gone silent. However, sports broadcasters and sports journalists are suffering as well.
Brady Klain, a recent Arizona State graduate, has applied to over 40 jobs with little to no response. At 22, Klain has photographed countless major sporting events, but the pandemic is simply putting a hold on the job market.
Darin Pritchett, a local sports broadcaster, is also having to adapt to the pandemic. Pritchett is forced to discuss hypotheticals throughout his sports radio show, due to the lack of games.
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