Prairie Creek Reservoir beach cleared for reopening
By Staff Reports / July 3, 2025The City of Muncie announced the reopening of Prairie Creek Reservoir's beach via a press release July 3, successfully passing its water quality tests.
The City of Muncie announced the reopening of Prairie Creek Reservoir's beach via a press release July 3, successfully passing its water quality tests.
Record Parlor of Muncie hopes to provide good music while highlighting local artists.
The Muncie Redevelopment Commission will spend tax dollars earmarked for the Muncie Mall to demolish part of the mall complex.
Dozens gathered for prayer, reflection and community support after a Muncie man was deported by ICE.
Former Ball State Men's Tennis Hall of Famer Gene Orlando has been named the new head coach of the team, according to Ball State Athletics, following the departure of long-time Head Coach Bill Richards, announced last week.
Looking for free fun around Muncie? From June 29 to July 4, enjoy a creative Sunday at Stitch ‘n Bitch, connect with local health and food support at Open Door Connections, and savor powerful words at the Taste of Poetry reading. Then, explore local art during First Thursday, and wrap the week with fireworks, live music, and a foam party fun at Minnetrista’s Fourth of July Celebration.
Located on 417 N. Reserve St, Deena’s Coffee House hopes to welcome and promote the community.
Looking to celebrate Independence Day? Here are some events taking place around Muncie.
Indiana has used more than $491,000 in public funds to defend Attorney General Todd Rokita in multiple disciplinary investigations and formal ethics cases, according to new records obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle.
Ball State University men's volleyball coach Donan Cruz has resigned, according to a press release from Ball State Athletics. Cruz leaves a head coaching post he has held since 2022.
With the busyness summer can bring with work, summer classes, and quality time with friends and family, it’s easy to miss some important announcements from Ball State’s Communication Center! This week’s catch-up highlights include Music for All on campus, Ball State’s new Civic Studies minor, and applications for the Pepsi Grant.
According to a press release from the City of Muncie, Prairie Creek Reservoir Beach is closed temporarily due to elevated algae levels.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed Executive Order 25-31 on Feb. 18, 2025. Order 25-31, titled “Assuring Prudent Use of Taxpayer Funds by Evaluating Appropriate Provision of ABA Services,” restricts ABA therapy in the state of Indiana as part of a Medicaid cut.
Although the Muncie Delaware County Senior Citizens Center remains open, a temporary lack of federal funding means its entire contracted staff is currently out of work.
Delaware County is not among the eight Indiana counties operating under the Syringe Service Program, which allows “qualified entities” to safely collect used needles and distribute unused needles to those with substance abuse disorders.
After 53 seasons of service, Ball State Men's Tennis Coach Bill Richards will retire, according to a press release from Ball State Athletics.
New York Times bestselling author, Ball State Assistant Teaching Professor and Co-founder of The Facing Project, Kelsey Timmermans' new book focuses on regenerative agriculture at home and abroad.
Gov. Mike Braun defended recent cuts to higher education at a Madison County Tea Party event. IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports the last-minute changes to the state’s two-year budget were in response to a $2 billion forecasting shortfall.
The term “Freshman 15” refers to the assumption that all college students will gain at least 15 pounds during their first year on campus as a result of major changes in their diet, physical activity and lifestyle.
From fairy wings to finish lines, Muncie has something magical for June 23 through the 28. Catch a free concert by Yamaha’s rising stars, dance through an enchanted garden at the Minnetrista, ride up to 100 miles on the Greenway, sip wine with live music at Tonne Winery, or enjoy local bands at Guardian Brewing Co. Whether you’re here for the music, the movement, or the memories — Muncie is the place to be.
