Moody on the Market

Moody on the Market

Moody on the Market serves as the primary resource for news about businesses, organizations, and events in Michigan’s Great Southwest. It focuses on Berrien County and also highlights important updates from Van Buren and Cass counties in Michigan, as well as LaPorte and St. Joseph counties in Indiana. Pat’s column, which first appeared in the Herald-Palladium and Mailmax print editions, is still published weekly in Mailmax and is updated online every day of the week to provide the latest information.

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  • 2 weeks ago | moodyonthemarket.com | Ken Lundberg

    South Bend International Airport is announcing year-round, nonstop flight options to Ft. Lauderdale from one of their resident airlines. Officials said the new route from SBN to Fort Lauderdale/Miami via Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) will begin August 29, 2025. SBN officials say they’re thrilled to announce Allegiant Travel’s decision.

  • 3 weeks ago | moodyonthemarket.com | Ken Lundberg

    An area cycling club is expanding its mission to do more to promote recreational cycling, build community, and support local charitable causes. The Pachyderm Pedalers, a longtime cycling club based in Stevensville has announced that it has officially received 501(c)(3) non-profit status and that will allow the club to expand its mission.

  • 3 weeks ago | moodyonthemarket.com

    The SJPS Foundation Board of Directors is pleased to announce its 2025 Foundation Scholarship Recipients. Each student has been awarded a $5,000 college

  • 3 weeks ago | moodyonthemarket.com | Ken Lundberg

    Fitch Ratings has downgraded Whirlpool Corporation’s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating to BB+ from BBB-, citing elevated leverage and a sluggish recovery in consumer demand for home appliance products. Last week, the rating agency also revised its outlook for the company to Negative, indicating the possibility of further downgrades if financial conditions deteriorate.

  • 1 month ago | moodyonthemarket.com | Ken Lundberg

    AAA says there’s good news for people and businesses dependent on tourist dollars. Economic worries are not damping travel plans. In a new survey from AAA, 60% of Michiganders plan to take a trip this summer. That’s up from 52% last year, highlighting a continued upward trend in travel intentions. “Despite economic uncertainties, Americans still prioritize vacations as an essential part of life,” said Debbie Haas, Vice President of Travel for AAA – The Auto Club Group.