Clients dip in and out, some making more of an occasion out of the transaction than others. Some may return within a day or two, in need of more to satisfy their fixation.
Although a record store is undoubtedly a retailer of music, it has never solely been that to me. In fact, my local record store nearly feels like a second home.
Traveling across the country and back again — through deserts, mountains and beaches — Benjamin London and his guitar have found a friend in street corners.
It’s clear that thrift stores aren’t just for old ladies and penny-pinchers anymore.
Having recently played South by Southwest (SXSW), Thee Open Sex will be stopping by Muncie’s Village Green Records at 8 p.m. Friday.
Patrons of all ages find fellowship on the dance floor, letting the sounds of live music energize their elegant maneuvers.
Having fun is just what No Coast does.
For the second year in a row, students have the chance to trade in their gently used tees for a new one.
Columbia Theatre, formerly Center Stage, welcomed a multitude of genres to its stage Thursday, all competing in support of one cause.
Ball State students and faculty are attempting to change tendencies of sexual inequality through on-campus organizations, but that’s not all they are doing.
