League of Women’s Voters hosts Inflation Reduction Act presentation with John Smillie
(11/11/23 4:10pm)
MUNCIE, Ind.--- An Inflation Reduction Act presentation was held at Kennedy Library on Oct. 28.
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MUNCIE, Ind.--- An Inflation Reduction Act presentation was held at Kennedy Library on Oct. 28.
Muncie, IND — No. 3 seed Ball State soccer hosted No. 6 Ohio last weekend in a MAC Quarter-Final Contest.
YORKTOWN, Ind.— On Oct. 21, Wyatt Turner became the fourth runner and first freshman in Yorktown history to qualify for the state cross country meet. His success, he says, has all been down to the basics.
After every game, Delta head coach Chris Overholt speaks at the post-game huddle. Sometimes he gets to talk about the good things while other times it’s the not-so-good attributes.
Ball State has enjoyed a notable string of success against Mid-American Conference (MAC) West opponent Northern Illinois in recent seasons. In the past two campaigns, the Cardinals posted an unblemished 4-0 record over the rival Huskies and won 12 of 13 sets across that span.
Ball State cross country competed in its final meet at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional. The Cardinals placed 23rd out of 32 teams, scoring a total of 641 points.
Tonight -
With the 2023 Delaware County fall high school sports season coming to a close, it’s time to look back at the athletes and teams that stood out amongst the fray.
Tonight: There will be a low of 40 tonight with mostly cloudy skies. Winds will be coming out of the west at around 10 mph.
Story by Tori Smith / Inform Muncie
Before those who walk into the Muncie Mission’s pantry see a pink, green, orange or yellow number lying on sign-up sheets on a plastic foldable table, they see Charlotte McKnight’s blue eyes behind thin-rimmed, silver glasses.
When I first came to Muncie, I heard about staying away from “the other side of the tracks” — the dangerous side of Muncie.
Story by Kaitlynn Myers / Inform Muncie
It’s the holiday season and that means it’s the season of giving back. On Dec. 3, the Muncie Southside Neighborhood Association held their veteran’s coffee club, which happens on the first Saturday of each month. This is an amazing idea and with everything veterans must deal with, it only makes sense that this should happen. Honestly, veterans get the short end of the stick when you think about it. I have witnessed hundreds of homeless veterans, whether that be in Muncie, my hometown of Richmond, Indiana or out on the West Coast in Los Angeles, California.
Story by Jake Williams / Inform Muncie
