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Along the dirt roads of Selma, Indiana, sits Prairie Hills Farm. Owners Sylvester and Sabrina Friend wave to passersby, offering organic produce, livestock or farm-fresh eggs to regular customers, neighboring farmers and those who find themselves lost in the area’s winding paths.
Follow Ashton Weir, Ian Fraser, Jaxx Lomax, and the DM Chris Dawson on a D&D adventure. In this episode the adventurers are given a quest by one of Mdame Freona's daughters.
Ball State softball faced off against Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponent Bowling Green (11-19, 4-3 MAC) at the Falcon’s home field in Bowling Green, Ohio. Although the Falcons were on a five-game win streak, the Cardinals (21-8, 6-2 MAC) got the better of them as Ball State took home the series 2-0.FridayThe Cardinals and Falcons were set to face off at 4 p.m. on Friday, but due to inclement weather, the first game of the series was canceled.SaturdayAfter game one was canceled, the two MAC teams prepared for a Saturday doubleheader where junior Ella Whitney (12-2) got the start for the Cardinals in game two.As neither team got across home plate in the first inning, Ball State scored three runs in the top of the second, thanks to a two-run shot by junior Hayley Urban followed by a solo homer from senior Mckayla Timmons. As the fifth inning came around, the scoreboard stayed put until Whitney extended the lead for Ball State following her three-run shot to left-center. At the end of the fifth, the Cardinals led 6-1.Just a few innings later in the seventh, the Cardinals poured on more scores as Whitney doubled to right center field, driving in two runs before senior Kaitlyn Gibson, Urban, Timmons, and junior McKenna Mulholland all scored RBIs to lift the Cards out to a 14-1 lead heading into the bottom of the last inning.The Falcons of Bowling Green were able to add on four runs in the bottom of the seventh but that wasn’t enough to bring them back, Ball State took game two 14-5.Freshman Breanna Severino got the start in the circle for the Cardinals in their final game against Bowling Green. Unlike game two, the first inning had plenty of action as senior Kara Gunter got the scoring started for the Cardinals when she singled to center field, driving in three runs before she scored on a wild pitch near the end of the inning. Ball State led 4-1 at the end of the opening inning.As the second rolled around, Gunter got the scoring started yet again when she singled to left field and drove in two additional runs. The Falcons answered in the bottom of the second as the inning ended 6-1 with the Cardinals still on top.The third and fourth innings had action as well. It started with Urban’s single to left field driving in two more runs in the third, followed by another single from Gunter, which allowed one more run to score. After Gunter’s RBI, Gibson flew out to left center but drove in a run for Ball State. They led 10-3 at the end of the fourth. Bowling Green answered with one run in the fifth but that was the last run for either team on the day. Ball State took the game 10-4 and the weekend series 2-0. The Cardinals head back to Muncie and host Northern Illinois Tuesday, April 1. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.Contact Rylan Crum with comments at rylan.crum@bsu.edu or on X @RylanCrum.
Victoria Spartz, (R-District 5) hosted a town hall meeting at Muncie City Hall March 29.
In this episode of 9-1-1 What's Your Hot Take, Sam and Willow rank the near death experiences that the characters of 9-1-1 go through.
Ashton asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question for Women's History month, name a woman who inspires you.Anchor: Ashton WeirVideo Editing: Ian Fraser Camera-Person: Mason MundyDirector: Mason Mundy & Ashton WeirThumbnail: Ian FraserIntro Graphics: Ryan Minter & Ian FraserGraphics: Taylor Sheridan, Evan FischerMusic: Jack McGinnis
The Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) announced Friday via a news brief that the volleyball state championship matches will move from Ball State's Worthen Arena to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
We know you are busy, and sometimes it’s easy to miss important information from Ball State’s Communication Center. Don’t worry, Ball State Daily has got you covered! This week, read about road closures, funding opportunities, and the spring print sale.
Mason and Logan discuss the newest Pokemon trading card game expansion, Journey Together.Checkpoint is Byte's video news series, reporting on recent events in the world of entertainment, tech, and pop culture. Whether it's video games, film, television, or music, we've got you covered!Anchors: Mason Mundy and Logan BraunschweigExecutive Producer: Ian FraserScript: Mason MundyVideo Editing: Mason MundyAudio Editing: Mason MundyIntro Graphics: Ryan MinterGraphics: Ryan MinterThumbnail: Ian FraserOriginal Thumbnail Images From: The Pokemon Company InternationalMusic: Jack McGinnisFootage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmE3uICi9oo&pp=0gcJCb0Ag7Wk3p_U
Did you know that the Ball State Daily has an events page? This page features events from all over Muncie and Delaware County, and there’s something for everyone! Here are some upcoming events that you may be interested in:
MUNCIE, Ind – The Ball State Women’s Rugby Club recently competed in the Nash Bash, the biggest social rugby tournament in the Midwest.
YORKTOWN, Ind. – Music revival has taken over not only Yorktown, but also places around it. Muncie is one of the nearby cities that also favors this revival. At the Yorktown Public Library, books aren’t the only thing available. The librarians offer many teen and adult programs. On Tuesday, the library offered an adult-only music through the decades trivia night. This gave families and individuals something fun to do on an adult's night out.
Muncie, Ind. — Comic books are a doorway to new and exciting worlds. Full of superpowers, intense action and high-flying fun, they make what would normally be impossible possible. With characters who are larger than life, comic books provide readers with extraordinary adventures. But at Aw Yeah Comics, in downtown Muncie, the owners are working to show people that comics can be much more than that, all while creating a strong connection in their community.
Tonight: A few isolated showers to begin the night eventually turning into heavier rain. Don't be alarmed if you hear thunder tonight into early tomorrow as there is a possibility of some thunderstorms forming a little after 2:00 a.m. Stay warm and bundled up tonight as temperatures will remain in the high 40s and low 50s range, and if you do go out tonight remember to grab an umbrella and put on those rain boots!
MUNCIE, Ind. – In a three-game series this past weekend, the Ball State softball team secured a dominating win against the Toledo Rockets. But this victory didn’t come easily—it was a hard-fought battle with the Cardinals taking the first round, losing the second, and then claiming the third.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball State Baseball defeated Southern Indiana 5-4 thanks to a late inning comeback from the Cards.
MUNCIE, Ind. — The Common Market, which is labeled a convenience store, over the years has become more of a community space, where people have pitched in and made the space available for everyone.
MUNCIE, Ind.— Lewellen Aquatic Center is typically home to Ball State University Swimming and Diving, but that changed on Tuesday. Ball State Greek Life filled the bleachers to cheer on their peers in a Battleship Event.
Tonight: Tonight will be a chance of showers of 70% and a low of 48 with winds coming from the south-southeast at 5 mph.
Susan Faludi’s witness to patriarchal issues at a young age sparked her interest in exploring feminism.
