March is recognized as Developmental Disability Awareness Month, a journey many families navigate every day. One Muncie family has decided to share their story and spread awareness.
The Delaware County Special Olympics are underway with their basketball season, but are planning to take the game outside the court with the community that they’ve made.
Students host events in this room for medical guests.
After moving to Muncie during the pandemic, Megan Benion founded Negasi Gardens and Agriculture Experience to bring fresh produce and agricultural education to local families, helping feed over 250 households each month.
After being diagnosed with stage four breast cancer, Christina Unger found healing and support through the nonprofit Casting for Recovery, which helps women reconnect with nature and community.
Indy Scream Park in Anderson celebrates its 16th season with $300K in upgrades, five haunted houses, including Neon Nightmare, zombie paintball and more.
The Friends Church in Downtown Muncie is now home to Recovery Cafe.
The non-profit organization “Say Yes to The Dress” free public event.
Since 1941, Lowery’s Home Made Candies has proudly served the Muncie community with quality candies.
Outside of the Hillcroft Services office. A nonprofit organization that offers services and programs to individuals with disabilities.
The Delaware County Cardinals practicing for their next tournament
Dining Room of the Maplewood Mansion.
Susan Danner, also known as the “Pie Lady,” sells out at a local market. Photo credit to Susan Danner
