June 6 in Worthen Arena in Muncie, Indiana, Muncie Central High School (MCHS) held their graduation, honoring the 2022 class graduates.
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![A member of Open Door Health Services [ODHS] Connections Team meets with a resident and assists them with enrolling in a health insurance plan in 2024. CEO and President of ODHS Bryan Ayars said around 10%-11% of their patients they see are uninsured. ODHS, Photo provided](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/bsd/6f04939c-59ef-4f5b-930d-1ab3f45749c1.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1000&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format)
Counters against low-Income healthcare barriers exist for Muncie and other Hoosiers
By Zach Gonzalez / 1 hours agoAccording to America’s Health Rankings data, Indiana ranked 27 out of 50 in states with the most uninsured citizens in 2023, and income inequality had the largest cause in Indiana on overall health, based on a 2024 annual report on the state’s public health from the same organization.
Something for Everyone: Stitch, Resist, Slice, and Explore
By Ball State Daily / 4 hours agoLooking for local ways to meet new people, enjoy hands-on experiences, or just try something new without breaking the bank? From community crafting at The Cup to geode slicing at Kat’s Crystals, Muncie offers a full week of inclusive, engaging events. This roundup highlights free and low-cost happenings from June 15 to 21. The events include a progressive social mixer at Guardian Brewing Co., a no-questions-asked food tailgate at Callaway Park, an educational stroll through Minnetrista’s pollinator gardens, and more. Whether you want to stitch, resist, slice, or simply explore, there’s something in town for everyone.
ICC: ‘America has? No Kings!’ Hoosiers protest at Statehouse on Trump’s birthday
By Indiana Capital Chronicle / YesterdayTrump’s birthday coincided with the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. Both were honored with a military parade in the nation’s capital as protesters gathered across the country for “No Kings” protests.
