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New Roots Recovery Village hosts its first annual “Break the Stigma” event on overdose and recovery awareness
WINCHESTER, Ind. — The community of Winchester came together to honor the journey of recovery at New Roots Recovery Village's first annual “Break the Stigma” event. The event was organized by Lauren Abshear, the executive director of New Roots Recovery Village, whose goal was to help those in recovery and bring awareness to her cause. “If you haven't lived through it yourself, then a family member has or a loved one. It's affected all of us at this point,” Abshear said.
Road Closure on West Ashland Avenue between North Dill street and North Martin Street
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. NewsLink Indiana is powered by Cardinal Media West Ashland Avenue will be closed September 24th temporarily Sign of North Dill Street and South Ashland Street MUNCIE, Ind.— On Thursday, September 24th, West Ashland Avenue between North Dill Street and North Martin Street will be temporarily closed between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. This includes all street parking along West Ashland Ave.
Road Closure on West Ashland Avenue between North Dill street and North Martin Street
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. West Ashland Avenue will be closed September 24th temporarily Sign of North Dill Street and South Ashland Street MUNCIE, Ind.— On Thursday, September 24th, West Ashland Avenue between North Dill Street and North Martin Street will be temporarily closed between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. This includes all street parking along West Ashland Ave. Drivers are encouraged to use North Martin Street, West University Avenue, and North Dill Street as alternate routes.
Rinard Orchid Greenhouse hosts activities for the public for the Spring vernal equinox
MUNCIE, Ind. – With the Spring vernal equinox comes the first day of Spring and the Rinard Orchid greenhouse hosted an event to educate the public on how it influences the community. This past weekend, they had various memorable games, free chair yoga and various hands-on activities to show off the environmental changes to the community.
Ball State University students struggle to find jobs while in college
MUNCIE, Ind. —- Whether you need money to help pay off rent or for tuition, many Ball State students consider finding a job to help meet those needs. However, many students are having a difficult time getting hired. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 30% of college students are without jobs, with many Ball State students a part of that statistic. Many students are reporting that they were searching for weeks with no luck.
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MUNCIE, Ind.- Since 1984, The Wizards Keep located in White river plaza has provided a space for people to play and purchase a variety of tabletop games such as Magic the Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer and more for the Muncie community.
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MUNCIE, IN— For the first time ever, “Scalez and Tailz Exotic” was hosted at the Muncie Children’s museum this past weekend to educate groups of all ages about exotic reptiles. Izzy West, the director of educational services for the “Scalez and Tailz Exotic,” has worked with animals her entire life and getting the chace to educate people on reptiles means the world to West. “Our main goal is to educate people and just help them understand that these aren't scary animals at all,” West said.
Rick Moghadam’s ice cream truck is keeping Muncie cool, using tip money to give free ice cream to kids in need and sharing positivity with the community. MUNCIE, Ind. — With an incoming heat wave, many citizens across Muncie are trying their best to stay cool. Luckily, one man is trying to help locals beat the heat with his very own ice cream truck.
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — When part of the workforce, it is not uncommon for employees to take leave from their jobs to focus on themselves and take a step away from the work environment. However, Dave Call, a PHD holder and meteorology professor at Ball State University, used his time on sabbatical to create a book about his hobby in storm chasing as well as the science behind storms.
Ball State meteorology professor set to release a book on storm chasing
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — When part of the workforce, it is not uncommon for employees to take leave from their jobs to focus on themselves and take a step away from the work environment. However, Dave Call, a PHD holder and meteorology professor at Ball State University, used his time on sabbatical to create a book about his hobby in storm chasing as well as the science behind storms.
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — With the arrival of spring, it also means the arrival of rainy weather. While this weather might make most people want to enjoy the indoors, the Natural Resources Environmental Management club, also known as the NREM club, is out in the rain, aiming to help Ball State's campus look just a little bit nicer.
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The recently revived club holds a campus-wide clean-up despite the rainy weather. MUNCIE, Ind. — With the arrival of Spring, it also means the arrival of rainy weather. While this weather might make most people want to enjoy the indoors, the Natural Resources Environmental Management club, also known as the NREM club, is out in the rain, aiming to help Ball State's campus look just a little bit nicer.
Ball State's NREM club hosts campus-wide clean-up
MUNCIE, Ind. — With the arrival of Spring, it also means the arrival of rainy weather. While this weather might make most people want to enjoy the indoors, the Natural Resources Environmental Management club, also known as the NREM club, is out in the rain, aiming to help Ball State's campus look just a little bit nicer. The NREM club was brought back to Ball State’s campus during the Fall 2024 semester thanks to a new leadership team.
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The Shepherd’s Heart and Hands hosted a forum to share their solutions to homelessness. MUNCIE, Ind— Homelessness has become a rising issue in the state of Indiana. According to the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, just over 4,854 people were experiencing homelessness in every county across the state of Indiana except for Marion County on Jan. 25, 2024.
The Shepherd's Heart and Hands: providing help for the homeless
MUNCIE, Ind— Homelessness has become a rising issue in the state of Indiana. According to the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, just over 4,854 people were experiencing homelessness in every county across the state of Indiana except for Marion County on Jan. 25, 2024. However, Shepherd’s Heart and Hands, a nonprofit organization in Muncie, is working to solve the city's homelessness crisis one day at a time. “A typical visit to the homeless camps is us bringing resources.
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MUNCIE, Ind. — For over 33 years, dozens of model train connoisseurs steam over to the Muncie County Fairgrounds on Feb. 22 to share their model train sets with the community. This is an opportunity for many different model train clubs to promote their clubs and provide a space for Muncie locals to check out massive model train sets. “I’ve been involved with this show for probably 25 years,” said Brian Wolfe, president of the Muncie and Western Model Railroad Club.
Delaware County Fairgrounds hosts 33rd Annual Muncie Model Train Show
MUNCIE, Ind. — For over 33 years, dozens of model train connoisseurs steam over to the Muncie County Fairgrounds on Feb. 22 to share their model train sets with the community. This is an opportunity for many different model train clubs to promote their clubs and provide a space for Muncie locals to check out massive model train sets. “I’ve been involved with this show for probably 25 years,” said Brian Wolfe, president of the Muncie and Western Model Railroad Club.
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — Every Saturday morning at 11, families gather at Betty’s Cabin in Minnetrista Museum and Gardens to participate in the weekly tradition that sparks imagination and provides a love for reading to the next generation. This weekly tradition is known as Storytime Saturdays, and it provides a fun space for children around the Muncie community.
Storytime Saturdays: a space for imagination for the Muncie community
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — Every Saturday morning at 11, families gather at Betty’s Cabin in Minnetrista Museum and Gardens to participate in the weekly tradition that sparks imagination and provides a love for reading to the next generation. This weekly tradition is known as Storytime Saturdays, and it provides a fun space for children around the Muncie community.
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Munsee Lanes has been delivering strikes since the 1960s. MUNCIE, Ind. – With the cold weather keeping Muncie locals inside for the winter, it's been very hard for citizens to find activities that are fit for the whole family. However, there is a hidden gem in the town of Muncie by the name of Munsee Lanes. The owner, Stan Willis, shares what it means to him to see people come to his bowling alley. “It means they're happy,” said Willis.
Munsee Lanes: The Heartbeat of Local Bowling and Community.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. – With the cold weather keeping Muncie locals inside for the winter, it's been very hard for citizens to find activities that are fit for the whole family. However, there is a hidden gem in the town of Muncie by the name of Munsee Lanes. The owner, Stan Willis, shares what it means to him to see people come to his bowling alley. “It means they're happy,” said Willis.
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind— During the election season voters may find themselves asking “Why is it important to vote?” Luckily, The League of Women Voters serves to answer that question in order to boost civic engagement and to educate the community on politics “We make sure that voters have all the information that is why it is important,” said Linda Hanson, president of the League of Women's...
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — What does making it national in the weather service take? This past weekend, Ball State students were allowed to do that right in Pruis Hall. The Central Indiana Severe Weather Symposium gave students a chance to learn from the professionals, interact with them, and gain the experience they need to grow their future.
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — From exotic reptiles, creepy crawly tarantulas, and even a cat with nine-toes, the Indiana Exotic Pet Expo returns to the Delaware County fairgrounds to showcase rare animals for all ages to witness. “The show is an outlet to let people know about the hobby,” said Ron Billingsley, a show promoter for the Indiana Exotic Pet Expo.
Indiana’s Exotic Pet Expo returns to Muncie
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MUNCIE, Ind. — From exotic reptiles, creepy crawly tarantulas, and even a cat with nine-toes, the Indiana Exotic Pet Expo returns to the Delaware County fairgrounds to showcase rare animals for all ages to witness. “The show is an outlet to let people know about the hobby,” said Ron Billingsley, a show promoter for the Indiana Exotic Pet Expo.
Flags of Honor ceremony held in Minnetrista
MUNCIE, Ind. — Since the mid-1900s, veterans have been honored for their acts of service. However, the Exchange Club takes it to the next level right here in Minnetrista. Every year, the Muncie Exchange club plants over 1000 American flags to help honor veterans and first responders who served America. Not only do these flags have plenty of meaning behind them, but they also provide stunning visuals for Muncie residents to see.
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