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By Grace Bentkowski and Alex Bracken / September 27, 2022The fairground’s empty pole barn was transformed into a lively exhibit for the community.
The fairground’s empty pole barn was transformed into a lively exhibit for the community.
Developments are underway in Yorktown as part of a town-wide recreation plan and an initiative being taken by the Yorktown Town Council.
As of Thursday, Sept. 15, all Indiana abortion clinic licenses have been suspended, any abortions being performed in the state have to meet “specific time frames and conditions” noted in the law, and any violations can result in the loss of a physician’s licensing.
With the beginning of the new school year underway, the university has revised its COVID-19 response plan for students.
Lasting from July 11 to July 23, 2022's fair hosted daily 4-H events, festival rides and more according to the Delaware County Fair’s website. Other shows included a demolition derby as well as a rodeo.
Details were released that an active shooter was called in around 6:30 p.m. firing in the mall’s food court.
Charles W. Brown Planetarium in Muncie, Indiana offered three free shows July 15, 2022.
The Village wasn’t always as lively as it is now. After the 2008 recession, many buildings sat vacant while landlords tried to find buyers. While some businesses, including Village Green Records and White Rabbit Used Books, survived 2008, the recession coinciding with the COVID-19 pandemic saw some businesses move out of the Village and others move in. Jack’s Donuts and Rustic Rebels Geode and Crystal Mine are two businesses that just opened last semester, with ScreenBroidery also moving its location.
For a variety of businesses, staying afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic has been an ongoing struggle. Locations in Muncie, like 625 TapHouse, found it difficult to continue serving the community. Operating inside of the downtown hotel Courtyard by Marriott Muncie without a drive-thru window adversely impacted the establishment, Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour said.
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