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The unstoppable mother-daughter duo: selling pies one day at a time
By Amelia Winter / November 27, 2025
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.
How the community of Winchester is woeking together to rebuild their community following the one year anniversary of a deadly tornado.
Madden’s Chicken-Giving campaign donates over 500 meals to Delaware County.
Two programs are coming together to help the entire community thrive.
Susan Danner, also known as the “Pie Lady,” sells out at a local market. Photo credit to Susan Danner
Amie Lieurance is fly fishing on Saxony Lake in Indiana. Amelia Winter, NewsLink Indiana
Guests walking up to the doors of Indy Scream Park. Open from now until Nov. 8. Amelia Winter, NewsLink Indiana
Recovery Cafe in The Friends Church in Downtown Muncie. Amelia Winter, NewsLink Indiana
Portraits of Lowery’s Chocolate for sale on the wall.
Rebuilding of the Freedom Life Church.
