Katherine Hill
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Ink Drinkers Anonymous bookstore celebrates two years as a locally owned business
The business began out of owner Keeley Malone’s passion for offering representation to all authors.
New additions coming to Ball State’s University skyline in 2026
Muncie’s college town Village will be home to a new performing arts center and Cantio Hotel.
The aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton begs the validity of climate change across the nation
As Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave people in the southeast U.S. region grappling with questions, climate change is a probable answer.
Indiana Governor candidates gather for third debate
The candidates enforced their stances on key issues, including education, the economy and abortion.
Muncie hosted its annual Fire Up DWNTWN
The community-centric event was dubbed “the biggest event of the year.”
Bulletin for the Ballot
As Election Day 2024 draws nearer, here are some key dates and deadlines to remember.
Delaware County officially began construction of a mental health and rehabilitation center
City officials hope the first-of-its-kind facility will play a pivotal role in helping locals get the help they need.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) launches “Double Up Indiana”
The new food access intervention program helps combat food insecurity across the state, allowing more fruits and veggies to be purchased with food stamps.
Ball Brothers Foundation Partnered with Indiana University School of Medicine, creating an “epicenter” for medical students and immersive learners.
The collaboration project has reshaped the scope of opportunities available to students in Indiana.
Ball State’s campus offers students a variety of ways to get around, as does the Muncie community
Ball State University is one of the few college campuses that does not prevent underclassmen from having cars on campus, regardless of graduating class. Despite the option for all to have a car on campus, it is not a feasible reality for everyone.