According to the Muncie Bureau of Water Quality, the White River is serving as a primary source of drinking water for over 70,000 residents in Muncie and its surrounding areas. This makes river cleanliness not only a gathering area for residents but also a matter of public health.
Organic food is often viewed as a luxury tied to higher-income households, and in Delaware County—where median household income trails the state average—even small price differences can shape what families can afford and whether access to organic options can expand locally.
The Cowan Blackhawks girls volleyball team won in a hard-fought four-set match against the Blue RIver Valley Vikings, making the last home game on Oct. 10 a sweet for the seniors.
The Cowan Blackhawks girls volleyball team lost in a hard-fought three-set match against the Alexandria Monroe Tigers on Monday.
In the first round of the Delaware County Volleyball tournament, the Cowan Blackhawks lost in a tough three-set match against the Wapahani Raiders, falling by more than ten points in each set.
A sweet senior night for the Cowan Blackhawks girls volleyball team ended in a 3-0 victory against the Shenandoah Raiders.
Despite having a young team, the Cowan Blackhawks battled through a 3-1 victory over the Wes-Del Warriors on Wednesday, Sept. 10. While only having two players with previous varsity experience, the team continues to improve with each set.
Cowan Blackhawks volleyball had a win over the Monroe Central Bears after a five-set match. Varsity went back and forth with set wins until Cowan won 15-13 in the fifth set.
Town litter like this cardboard box sits on the bank of the White River. Even with the White River Cleanup, runoff and natural events continue to transport litter into the water.
Many organic fruit prices stay relatively high, with one selection being on sale in a local Delaware County grocery store. These produce items have a clear label to justify why they are priced differently.
