February 14, 2025 - 05:45

Jack and Barb St. Pierre have officially passed the torch at Gene's Camera, a beloved establishment in South Bend that has served the community for 85 years. The couple, who have owned the business for 44 years, decided it was time to retire and seek new opportunities for the store.
The new owners, a local couple with a passion for photography, are excited to take over the reins. They plan to maintain the store’s legacy while introducing fresh ideas to keep up with the evolving photography landscape. The new management aims to enhance customer experience by expanding the range of products and services offered, including digital photography workshops and community events.
The St. Pierres expressed their gratitude to the loyal customers who have supported them throughout the years and are optimistic about the future of Gene's Camera under its new leadership. The transition marks a significant moment in the store's history, ensuring that it remains a vital part of the South Bend community.
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