A-Team grows from food truck to brick and mortar
MUNCIE, Ind. —The A-Team, a local business in Muncie, has grown from a food truck to a brick and mortar. This change creates more opportunities for the business and its clients.
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MUNCIE, Ind. —The A-Team, a local business in Muncie, has grown from a food truck to a brick and mortar. This change creates more opportunities for the business and its clients.
In the state of Indiana, basketball season reigns supreme. Hoosiers live and breathe basketball --- and high school hoops brings the community out every night.The high school season is ready to go and the girls took to the hardwood Nov. 4, marking the official start of the 2024-25 season. It should be a roller coaster of a ride for the eight Delaware County programs, as is every winter in the state Dr. James Naismith called “the cradle of basketball.”Delta EaglesHead Coach: Tyronda Benning2023-24 Record: 11-12
Tonight: A calm night is ahead with conditions being partly cloudy and temperatures remaining in those mid-to-high 40s.
At the west end of Ball State field hockey’s pitch at Briner Sports Complex, seven flags wave lightly in the wind. One is on a tall pole — the American flag. Six others are zip-tied to a black fence, all in a row. South Africa, Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain and the Netherlands are represented along that fence.Sometimes, the flags are taken down when the Cardinals don’t play in Muncie for an extended period. Yet a personal connection is made each time field hockey’s nine international players see their country’s flag flying just as the United States does at every Ball State event.“That gesture makes you feel seen and known,” Paloma Gómez Rengifo said. “Sometimes, if we don't have it, it makes you a little bit upset. Even though it's just a flag, it has a lot of meaning.”
Charlotte Jons is a first-year journalism major and writes “The Peanut Gallery” for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
Editor's note: Article was updated to reflect a clarifying correction regarding Spectrum, an on-camps student organization.
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MUNCIE, Ind. — Lily’s Labyrinth is more than just a vintage store with clothes that other people wore. It’s a small local store close to Ball State University, where the clothes tell the story of their journey to the store. Store owner Lily Brandon had always had a niche for collecting and selling clothes. She was inspired from a very young age with the help of her mother and aunt. Once, in high school, she decided to open an online shop to sell her clothes.
Kyleigh Cramer grew up in Lake Villa, Illinois, but moved to Muncie when she enrolled at Ball State University in 2017. One thing was made immediately apparent to Cramer: Everyone in town complained about the roads.
OXFORD, Ohio – The motto Ball State field hockey lived by heading into its Mid-American Conference (MAC) Tournament match was the same as it has been for the past three matches prior to Wednesday morning: Do or die.
Ball State alumni and Garfield creator Jim Davis will be coming to campus Nov. 13 for a screening of "Garfield: The Movie."
The City of Muncie Facebook group announced the death of Muncie Police Department (MPD) officer Josiah Mauller via the social media platform Nov. 6. The post stated that Mauller died after “a brave and lengthy battle with illness.” The specific illness is undisclosed at this time.
Tonight: Partly cloudy skies throughout night into tomorrow morning with a low of 46 with a wind of 5 mph from the west.
Less than seven minutes into Ball State football’s midweek Mid-American Conference (MAC) contest against Miami (OH), the Cardinals proved exactly why MACtion belongs on a major network like ESPN.
MACtion is back.
Delaware County Democrats held a watch party Nov. 5 at the Democratic headquarters downtown and at the south side of Muncie at Common Market for Election Day 2024 after the polls closed.
Editors Note: This article was updated to correct an error.
MUNCIE, Ind. – Ball State offers a non-partisan resource to students and Indiana voters to become confident participants in the election process.
MUNCIE, Ind. — In 2022, Secretary of State Diego Morales created the “Hoosier Hall Pass Initiative.” This program calls on high school students to work polling sites to help ease the shortage of poll workers.
Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency by 312 electoral votes while Vice President Kamala Harris fell behind with 226, according to the Associated Press (AP).