The 5th Congressional district candidates will likely not have debate before Election day. The Victoria Spartz campaign reported that several dates were proposed by two Indy TV stations, but accommodations could not satisfy the JD Ford campaign. Our Radio group proposed two other dates and times, which the Spartz campaign agreed to, but the Ford campaign rejected.
In 2016, Muncie’s Masterworks Chorale commissioned an updated version of “The Middletown Chronicles” and performed it for the city’s 150th anniversary. Ten years later, artistic director Kerry Glann has commissioned a new update to be performed as the Chorale’s season opener.
Flooding closed the Yorktown Public Library on August 13. Director Liz Rozelle tells The Star Press she does not believe it will reopen before the start of 2027. But she admits its very difficult to target anything approaching an exact date with so many moving parts.
Ball State is celebrating 100 years of organized student healthcare and the 75th anniversary of its Counseling Center. The anniversaries will be celebrated during Thrive75 from noon to 4 p.m. on October 27 on the Quad.
FEMA’s application deadline for disaster relief from damage caused during August’s historic flooding is coming up Sunday. Public information officer Julie Joseph talks about those who are eligible to apply for relief.
Second Harvest Food Bank CEO Bekah Clawson is sounding the alarm as the rising cost of living has significantly increased the food security challenges faced by residents in the seven Central Indiana counties her organization serves.
Tom Cherry’s Old Time Radio Show will perform a Halloween-themed production Saturday at the Farmland Community Center. Shirley Jackson’s short story, “The Lottery,” and a new script by local writer and actor Sean Orlosky will be featured. Show time is 3 p.m., and admission is just $1.
Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman is highlighting the eight dimensions of wellness for our children – physical, emotional, social, intellectual, environmental, financial, occupational and spiritual
With election day fast approaching, Anderson Community Schools superintendent Joe Cronk is clearing up a potential misconception. A referendum will appear on the ballot asking to renew funding for the schools. He emphasizes it is not a tax increase.
Hartford City 34-year-old Jennifer M. “Alaska” Revis has been sentenced to 48½ years in prison after being convicted of severely abusing her stepdaughter. The Star Press says the 7-year-old child was left with life-threatening injuries, including brain damage.
The eight finalists for the Lilly Endowment Scholarships are being celebrated in Madison County Community Foundation social media spaces. Communications manager Tamara Dreger explains some of the process in selecting those finalists.
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