“They are literally reintegrating into society, and they don't feel good about who they are, what they have done, and most importantly who they have hurt. So, this does mean alot to them,” said Stacy Bell, Work Matters liaison at Ivy Tech.
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill details continued snow potential, cold wind chills, and the possible glimpse of a warmer future ahead.
“Early diagnosis of cancer is critical to treatment, cure and survival. Screening for cancer is a way to find cancer early. Offering a free breast and cervical cancer screening will hopefully allow women to be screened by eliminating barriers,” said Becky Butts, Coordinator of Community Education.
“It’s really fun. It’s super exhilarating to have the support there. After the game, we were able to get up into the stands and the kids would yell, ‘I love you. I want to be you. Can I have your autograph?’ It’s really cool to see,” Clephane said.
“We understand that entrepreneurs and small businesses are a key to Muncie. A key to our growth and we look forward to supporting that in any way we can,” Ridenour said.
Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon has the latest on wintry precipitation and artic cold temperatures throughout the rest of the week.
“We had them where we wanted them in the third and weren’t able to finish,” Bloom said. “Of course, it’s a huge let down, but also really proud that we were here.”
"I believe all the good teams that I’ve been a part of as an assistant coach we were defensive minded. You’re gonna win on the defensive end, you can control that,” Lewis said.
Weather Forecaster Eric Segbor is tracking snow chances and cold temperatures.
“Our goal is to not merely just make our modern languages be recognized throughout the Muncie community, but also to celebrate their traditions and ritual aspects of how they became about a culture, and what is their history,” said Desmond Alston, Alpha Mu Gamma Vice President.
“There’s a lot going on in the Muncie music scene right now. There’s a lot of bands popping up, and I would love to be another venue for them to perform, and for students and Muncie locals to come see what kind of talent we have here,” Outen said.
“I am studying journalism and graphic web design, but it is hard to sort of figure out and decide what field I want to break into. This event and talking to the alumni gave me more insight on that,” Bracken said.
A four-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound Monday afternoon.
Forecaster Ian Kowalski has an update on snow tomorrow, as well as the consistently freezing temperatures throughout the week.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Wynalda breaks down the colder temperatures moving in this weekend.
“Because of her frailty and just the number of open-heart surgeries that she had to have, we spent a lot of time reading to her,” Layman said. “There were days when we couldn’t hold her, when she was ventilated, when she was recovering. Books really became the tool that we used to bond with our daughter.”
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Ryan Crump has your update on a windy Friday but colder weekend.
“I’m just so happy,” Wise said. “We have a great community behind us. So, to be able to bring this home for them feels great. I’m very thankful.”
Chief Weather Forecaster Hope Kleitsch is tracking a big temperature change to end the week.
“Our trust hasn’t really improved for mail-in ballots because we believe it leads to a lot of ambiguity and the slow process of vote counting,” Wilson said.
