Muncie Community Schools sees improvements in standardized test scores following the implementation of “Science of Reading” curriculum
By Katherine Hill / 5 days agoThe curriculum helps prepare third graders for the state-mandated iReady test.
The curriculum helps prepare third graders for the state-mandated iReady test.
Ross Community Center market serves up food and fellowship.
Vendors speak on the importance of Muncie Pride, and how it has helped Muncie’s youth feel accepted.
Nicole Etcheson’s 350-page book, “A Generation at War: The Civil War Era,” covers the lasting effects of the U.S. Civil War on life in Putnam County, Indiana.
Ball State's Transgender Day of Visibility event brings interactive scenarios for attendees to play through.
The Indiana Representative traveled to Muncie City Town Hall March 29 and was met with protest.
The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm watch
Due to a high volume of crashes at four intersections along S.R. 32 in Muncie, the Indiana Department of Transportation presented possible solutions, like roundabouts, at a public meeting.
Construction begins on Isaiah 117 House in Delaware County
Muncie warming center workers explain the services and solutions they employ to help the local homeless population during the winter.
With the holidays right around the corner, Muncie’s Minnetrista Museums and Gardens kicked off its annual Enchanted Luminaria Walk Dec. 6.
Through Adult Education and Career and Technical Education (CTE) based learning, the Muncie Area Career Center is looking to help educate members of Delaware, Randolph and Blackford country.
There were 127 road work projects in Muncie in 2024, and there are plans for major renovations to McGalliard coming in 2025.
The City of Muncie Facebook group announced the death of Muncie Police Department (MPD) officer Josiah Mauller via the social media platform Nov. 6. The post stated that Mauller died after “a brave and lengthy battle with illness.”
According to a statement issued to residents of the Haven, "MPD has advised there is no immediate threat to our community."
In the most recent Delaware county primary, which took place May 7, 74,508 people were registered to vote. Fewer than a quarter of those registered voters actually cast a vote.
Based out of their store on Granville Avenue, Pumpkin Pulp sells hand-creafted horror masks year round.
Take a quick look at Indiana’s 2024 gubernatorial candidates.
The community-centric event was dubbed “the biggest event of the year.”
Some 600 Hoosier soldiers will begin a deployment to the Middle East this week, the Indiana National Guard announced Monday.
