The Michigan City Refuse Department will begin its  Annual Fall Clean-Up on Monday, October 7, 2024. This five-week clean-up will follow the  City’s regular trash collection schedule, with a different area targeted each week. ...

A new destination playground and fitness park designed for children  and adults of all ages and abilities is coming to Fedder’s Alley at Washington Park.  With $3 million already committed toward the $5 million project, Mayor Angie Nelson...

The eighth annual Creekness Stakes canoe race raised more than $5,000 for the Trail Creek Watershed Partnership over the weekend. Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch, who volunteered at the event, donated an additional $4,000 from her Mayor’s...

La Porte County Problem Solving Court, better known as “Drug Court,” recently celebrated its 100th graduate since the program’s 2012 inception. Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch was honored to have celebrated the milestone with this cohort of...

With September almost at an end and Halloween decorations appearing on shelves, take some time to appreciate the last vestiges of the summer by getting outside, exploring your community, and getting to know your neighbors. No matter where you are in...

A refreshed Michigan City Strategic Action Plan plots key points to forge toward continuous economic development and socioeconomic opportunities and innovations. The Economic Development Corporation Michigan City, Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson...

Beginning the week of September 16, 2024, construction will commence to convert Franklin Street from one way to two-way along with re-alignment from North of 11th Street to 4th Street.   As the project engineer for the City of Michigan...