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Tim Robison, Indian Creek athletic director, enriched the lives of colleagues, even rivals
Indian Creek High School boys basketball coach Ryan Williamson last spoke to Tim Robison on the evening of June 26 while the Braves were attending a camp at Ball State University.
Commission recommends 5% tuition increase cap for IU, Purdue
INDIANAPOLIS -- The state Commission for Higher Education recommended Thursday that increases in tuition and mandatory fees not exceed 5 percent in each of the next two years at Indiana University, Purdue University and the University of Southern Indiana.
Ball State University has granted the approval necessary for the Discovery Charter School.
ONA, AdOhio welcome two summer interns
Cameron Glover and Kristen Reid have joined the ONA/AdOhio staff as student-interns for the summer.
Parent group formed to fight charter school public meeting Wednesday
Battle lines have been drawn over the proposed new charter school in Duneland, with a new parents group formed hoping to block the school.
Joshua C. Thomas and Erin L. Stotler will marry on July 11 at 5:30 p.m. at Tabor Baptist Church in Muncie, Indiana.
Thousands of Methodists serve Muncie on Saturday
Muncie residents didn't need to be concerned about the hundreds of people in bright red shirts walking along city streets Saturday afternoon.
Another Casualty of the House Bubble: Labor Mobilia
It's customary to deride mainstream media outlets as simply "reprinting press releases" from their favorite interest groups.
Officials promote regional economy
Although Anderson and Muncie have a history of battling each other to attract jobs, the two cities may soon join a larger effort to work as a region to spur economic development.
Guest Column: Economics of earmarking - a case of mixed emotions
Congressman Mike Pence's refusal to earmark federal transportation funds for specific projects related to Ball State University has been criticized, not surprisingly, by many in my university community.
Housing, unemployment woes leave movers shaken
Published: Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 1:32 a.m. Sinking home prices and a weak job market have forced normally restless Americans to stay put in an uncharacteristic shift that has, among other things, clobbered the moving industry.
Multimedia slideshows: Are these tools gimmicks or just another way to visually tell a story?
Last week while attending the Kalish Visual Editing Workshop at Ball State University , I learned about a web presentation tool called Animoto .
REVIEW: BSU Dinner Theatre serves up good time
Take elegant ambiance, add a delicious dinner from Johnny Carino's , stir in extraordinarily talented singers, dancers and actors and you have the recipe for a fabulously entertaining evening.
Muncie tree-removal program raises ire
MUNCIE -- Indiana Michigan Power's aggressive campaign to remove trees near power lines has come to northwest Muncie, creating tears, anger and sympathy.
Prosecutors drop drug charges against former Ball State basketball player
MUNCIE -- Prosecutors have dismissed drug-related charges pending against a former basketball standout for Ball State University and Southside High School.
'Zing Zang Zoom' circus zips into Valley
Ekatrina Borzikova and Tina Miser fly through the air after being launched from giant cannons.
Fundraising, service lead to students' scholarships
It's like a dream come true for 91 recent Lake Central High School graduates who received a total of $63,250 in scholarships, thanks to Lake Central Dollars for Scholars.
IHSAA chooses Fort Wayne for girls hoops finals
The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced today that Fort Wayne has been selected as the host site for the 2010 girls basketball state finals.
MUNCIE -- A lot of red T-shirts with the phrase 'Rethink Church' will be seen this week throughout the city as members of the Indiana United Methodist Church take to the streets to pray for neighborhoods, pick up litter, visit nursing homes, and work in soup kitchens and food pantries.
ALBANY - G. Andrew Thomas 'Andy', 50, of Albany, Indiana, went to be with the Lord, his uncle Mark, and grandparents Saturday, June 13, 2009.