P.O.P Shop has opened its second location in Muncie’s Village near Ball State, offering home-cooked meals, student jobs, and a welcoming hangout spot for the community.
Campus organization Man2Men hosted a talent show, allowing students to reconnect with their creative sides.
Muncie Community Schools discusses future plans.
A shop that offers free printing sessions with all materials provided.
A new black-owned business is up and running on Willard and Hackley street, providing affordable “fair-priced” food and snacks to the community.
Many businesses and organizations in Muncie are committed to providing the community with the necessities needed to survive.
A new organization provides resources for people in need.
Ball State’s long-term project Destination 2040, calls for the enhancement of campus engagement, community partnerships, graduate and undergraduate education.
Muncie residents and Mayor Ridenour cut the ribbon for a new park.
A unique dinner style open to the public.
Second location of P.O.P Shop in the Village
Winner of the talent show, Abigail Moss, speaks after accepting her award.
Dr. Chuck Reynolds gives a presentation.
A worker helps a participant roll the poster on a letterpress printer.
Owner Paris Powell and his fiancé are proud of their new business.
