Editor's Note: The Weekly is a rundown of the news stories produced by the Daily News since Monday.
This week, the owner and general manager of The Cup discuss their decision to offer cannabidiol oil, or CBD oil, as an extra shot in drinks.
Then, Andrew Harp, a Daily News reporter, talks about his story about the strides Muncie Sanitary District has made in improving surface water quality.
Finally, Paige Matteson, winner of this year's Homecoming Talent Search, looks back at her achievement and what performing means to her.
Read the full stories here:
Multiple businesses in the Village now selling CBD oil
Muncie makes strides forward in water quality
Homecoming committee debuts 'Prince and Princess' program
Junior musical theatre major wins Homecoming Talent Search
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