Kathy Borlik is a journalist for the South Bend Tribune, covering a wide range of topics including local events, community achievements, and human interest stories. With a focus on highlighting the stories and accomplishments of the South Bend community, Kathy brings a personal touch to her articles that resonates with readers.
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Kathy Borlik's articles primarily focus on lifestyle and entertainment news, with a particular emphasis on local events and profiles. Her coverage attributes show that she often includes expert commentary, event coverage, announcements, profile features, and seasonal topics.
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By: Kathy Borlik
Although the neighborhood on Olive Street in South Bend has changed, the constant has been St. Adalbert Catholic Church. The pharmacy, clothing, bakery and the Polish grocery stores are long gone. Neighborhood bars and restaurants have changed hands.
By: Kathy Borlik
Community spirit, involvement, mentoring and social action are words that describe the individuals who will become the newest members of the South Bend Community Hall of Fame. The list includes noted teachers, a judge, business people, advocates and a star athlete.
By: Kathy Borlik
Noel Parent did not lead a conventional upbringing in South Bend.
By: Kathy Borlik
First, Nevin Longenecker was a noted science teacher in South Bend. He taught thousands of students in his years in the classroom and was a font of information. With his mastery of teaching, he opened many doors for his students.
By: Kathy Borlik
She had previously worked at WSBT-TV before becoming an anchor at ABC57 in 2023.
By: Kathy Borlik
Time to remember a bit of what is important this week. Two sisters have joined forces to write and illustrate a children’s book about South Bend. Then there is a very special way to remember the good nurses who are important to all of us.
By: Kathy Borlik
Cats, birds, dogs, foxes, deer — every furry and feathery creature has a hero. Or many heroes.
By: Kathy Borlik
Tim Doud, a local Allstate insurance agent, is collecting for the victims of Hurricane Helene in the Asheville, N.C., area. He is asking for donations by Sunday, Dec. 15.
A companion to “Whip Stitch: Quilts Are Contemporary Art,” the Shein Collection exhibit focuses on 19th and 20th century quilts owned by Cari Shein.
By: Kathy Borlik
Matt Emery describes himself as a history nerd. He grew up in South Bend and graduated from Adams High School. “I always loved local history. I was 15 and I was already interested in the local stories.”
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