Ball State is home to one of the oldest entrepreneurship programs in the nation. On April 21, the Ball State Entrepreneurship program celebrated 33 years and honored the founder of the program, Donald Kuratko. The program, which took place at the Horizon Convention Center, also celebrated alumni and this year’s graduating class.
The Delaware County Fairgrounds hosted the 11th annual Autism Awareness Festival this weekend. Muncie citizens gathered inside Heartland Hall and Memorial Building for festivities that included bounce houses, silent auction items, photo booths, free lunch, games, and information booths with resources focused on raising a child with autism.
The Delaware County Prevention Council is offering several programs this spring, including Guiding Good Choices, which is dedicated to educating young people in Muncie about the consequences of drugs and alcohol and providing them with tools for success.
Last week, the 25th annual V!VA Awards recognized five Muncie citizens for their volunteer work over the past year.
US News & World Report placed a Muncie company on one of their “best” nationwide lists, and it’s probably one that you’ve never heard of.
Muncie is home to one of the oldest employee-owned aviation companies in the U.S. For the past 85 years, Muncie Aviation Company has been selling airplanes to customers all around the Midwest. Last year, the Company had its most successful year of sales in their history.
Jim Davis, Ball State alumnus and creator of Garfield, visited his alma mater last Wednesday for a presentation that was open to the public in Sursa Hall.
Just two months into 2017, a Muncie nonprofit is making plans for the future. Local “no-kill” animal shelter and adoption center Animal Rescue Fund (ARF) says it is going through significant changes this year.
