Heritage Vending is a family owned bulk vending company with over 30 years vending experience. We service bulk vending racks, cranes, sticker and tattoos, and a wide variety of new and innovative machines.
Towing and Auto Service... You Can Count On Rick's
Since 1982, Ricks Auten Road 66 Service Center and Towing Company has been providing the South Bend area with what many say is the best automotive service in Michiana. When founder, Rick Ferrara opened his South Bend auto service center he was committed to be totally different than other automotive service and repair centers in the Michiana area. His goal was to treat his customers the same way he treated his family and friends when he repaired their vehicles... honestly and fairly. He also believed that exceptional customer service was one of the keys to being successful in the auto repair business. The word spread quickly that if you took your car to Rick's, not only would it be serviced properly and returned running smoothly, but that you wold also be treated fairly when you were handed the bill. Since that time, Rick's 66 has become a household name for many consumers in the South Bend, Granger, Mishawaka and Niles areas. Plus, his customers seem to rave about him and his service... and that is rare in the auto service and auto repair business.
Chojnacki Automotive Repair provides quality car care in Mishawaka, IN. We are a family-owned business delivering honest and professional automotive repair and auto maintenance services to the people of Mishawaka and surrounding areas. The quality ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certified technicians at Chojnacki Automotive Repair employ today’s latest automotive technology and are equipped to handle all major and minor repairs on foreign and domestic vehicles.
Please be sure to go to our Shop Specials section for our current promotions and specials. Come by and visit our clean and professional shop in Mishawaka, IN.
Less than an hour`s drive from Downtown Chicago, on the shores of Lake Michigan, Four Winds New Buffalo delivers an unparalleled experience of indulgence, exhilaration and endless winning possibilities.
Prepare to be swept up in the excitement as you experience our action-packed games, sizzling nightlife and one-of-a-kind entertainment. Lose yourself in our luxurious hotel, enjoy headliner entertainment, indulge in our sensational restaurants including southwest Michigan`s only Hard Rock Cafe, and bask in the beautiful Lake Michigan setting while experiencing the region`s most attentive service.
Our story begins 50 years ago, when a young priest running a world-renowned all-male university, decided Notre Dame would get into commercial television.
Some questioned 50 years ago why a prestigious Catholic university would want to get into the television business but Father Theodore Hesburgh knew then that this was going to be a very popular media and that it was the next step beyond radio and newspapers. He decided the University of Notre Dame could use a TV station to teach, and that meant the university owning its own station.
Fifty years ago, Father Hesburgh said, “Television will have a tremendous impact in the years and the centuries to come on the whole culture and educational values of our country. And we want to be part of that story.”
WBND originally signed on the air as W58BT, channel 58, in 1990. During its first five years, the station aired regular Fox programming until 1995, when it picked up the ABC affiliation from WSJV, who dropped the network for W58BT`s Fox affiliation. They also changed their call letters to WBND that same year. During the 1990s, the station picked up a secondary affiliation with UPN. In 2002 they switched channels to 57 due to WSJV occupying the channel 58 frequency for its DTV signal, and in 2003 they lost their secondary UPN affiliation to WSBT`s UPN Michiana (now SBT2) digital subchannel.
In January 2008 the station began running an 11 minute long, 11pm newscast nightly. The newscast is produced and anchored by staff at WDJT-TV in Milwaukee. Like WDJT, ABC-57`s newscast puts emphasis on providing an early weather forecast. WBND is the third Weigel station to carry a newscast produced by WDJT, the others being their sister stations WMLW-CA and WYTU-LP. Local video is shot by photographers in South Bend and then transmitted to WDJT via satellite.
In early August 2008, Weigel Broadcasting agreed to sell all three of its South Bend stations, including WBND, to Schurz Communications, the longtime owner of the local CBS affiliate WSBT-TV, for undisclosed terms.[1] If this sale is approved by the Federal Communications Commission, WBND`s current newscast could be replaced by simulcasts of WSBT-TV`s newscasts since the station`s operations would move into WSBT`s new facility in Mishawaka (which opened in November 2008).