The Yorktown Fire Department received a call at 10:30 p.m. about a motorcycle accident in January 2013. The cyclist was driving down a curvy road in Yorktown when he lost control and went into a stretch of trees. The roads were clear, but a layer of snow covered the ground.
Out of about 1,900 students who bought tickets to the Fray on opening day, one student was picked out of a drawing to meet the band in person before the concert on Sept. 10.Senior Madeline Mileski said she couldn’t believe it when she won the meet-and-greet passes.
Tailgating, while a long-time favored tradition amongst football fans, is an art. There may not be specific rules, but there are guidelines that can be helpful.
Purple and gold lights flickered, mixing with the fog drifting down from the ceiling onto the stage below.Excited chatter, accompanied by the flashes from selfies being taken, filled Emens Auditorium Wednesday night in anticipation of the world famous band, The Fray.
Multi-platinum rock group The Fray will play tonight at John R.
Standing in a circle of discarded half-smoked cigarettes Frank Rice waits, squinting into the sun as the light begins to fade.
Juniper Boutique will join the Village family as its newest member this September.Started 12 years ago by husband and wife Tamar and Peter Lask, Juniper Boutique began in Oxford, Ohio as an independently owned specialty apparel shop that caters specifically to college and high school-aged customers.“There was only one other boutique of the type in Oxford at the time and it was not liked,” Peter said.
Bracelets are an effortless and classy way to jazz up any outfit. This tutorial will show you how to take simple bangle bracelets purchased from Wal-Mart and turn them into one-of-a-kind jewelry to match any outfit.
Water splashes at the corner of the Scramble Light as an officer from the University Police Department submerges into a dunking tank.
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Tim Perkey traded in his shoulder pads for a Frisbee when he came to Ball State last year.Perkey, a sophomore business administration major and president of Ball State’s Ultimate Frisbee club, is part of an increasing number of college students who are joining the “Ultimate” ranks.USA Ultimate, the governing body of the sport in the U.S., has seen its college membership rise in the past decade from 9,951 members in 2004 to 16,885 in 2013.
Emanuel Escamilla said he has known since middle school that he wanted to go into the restaurant business.Escamilla, 23, was born in Atlanta, Ga., and raised in Muncie.
Mammoth Indigo, an indie/art rock band from Yorktown, Virginia, makes a return to Be Here Now on Aug.
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While over 3,000 people sat in the audience of the Bellagio Hotel and Casino watching Cirque du Soleil’s “O,” Alan Perez was working behind the set as a technical rigger.Now Perez is making the change from Las Vegas to join the Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance staff. “I had heard about Ball State’s theatre department and the great things they’ve done,” he said. “So I had to take this opportunity.”
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