South Bend Cubs hoping community events help replace lost game revenue
Posted: Jul 22, 2020 3:22 PM EST
-
2:05
100-year-old barn unveils stories amid renovation
-
1:35
Snow this evening, clouds break Wednesday
-
2:25
Political experts say Biden inauguration will be “most unique...
-
2:04
Community using MLK day as racial injustice platform
-
2:12
Honoring MLK Jr.’s legacy in Benton Harbor
-
6:25
New Coronavirus strain
-
2:16
A little more wintry, light snow Tuesday evening
-
3:50
Dr. Kinsella weighs in on Inauguration Day this Wednesday
-
2:52
Dr. Fox discusses vaccine rollout updates in St. Joseph County,...
-
1:05
MLK Day celebrations in Michiana
-
1:07
Swings in temperatures and some sunshine this week
-
2:50
Niles Ice Festival debuts new look amidst the pandemic
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –– The cancelled minor league baseball season put the South Bend Cubs in a tough position with the loss of game revenue. However, after hosting various community events, the organization is aiming to remain financially stable till next April.
South Bend Cubs Team President Joe Hart said he is grateful the community continues to come support the organization and he looks forward to the events down the line.