Editor’s note: This is the first of a three part series on housing in Muncie and Delaware County. By Steve Slavin and John Fallon— MUNCIE, IN—The term ‘housing bubble’ is often used to describe rapid increases in real estate prices and demand within a context of limited supply. This figure of speech is prominent in the media and shows up as the housing market ebbs and flows over time. And while the notion rolls off the tongue with ease, it is…
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By Kelsey Harrington— MUNCIE, IN—Cradle to Career Muncie and Muncie Community Schools are partnering to create new opportunities and promote existing avenues for community members to support MCS students and staff. Family and community engagement in our local schools is an essential strategy to support the development and achievement of learners. There is a role for everyone to play in the multitude of ways to invest time, treasure, and talent into MCS. Alison Quirk, the district’s Volunteer and Wellness Coordinator,…
From the February 7th “Delaware County Today” broadcast on WMUN 92.5FM and 1340AM
MUNCIE, IN—Woof Boom Radio LLC, headquartered in Muncie, Indiana has an immediate opening for a full time, on-air position. This position will be located inside our building(s), on the number one station in the market. You will host, interact with listeners as well as community members, and have Producer responsibilities on other Woof Boom Radio station(s). Commercial writing and production is also a key component of the job, as are remote broadcasts and public appearances. Position Requirements Minimum 5 years,…
By Ball State Marketing & Communications— MUNCIE, IN – On February 3rd, Ball State University hosted more than 85 middle and high school students from Delaware County for the second annual Peer Tutoring Day. The event is held each year to celebrate, train, and encourage local students who have volunteered to be peer writing tutors in their schools. “The goal of Peer Tutoring Day is to bring together all of these writing centers and tutors into one place–as a sort…
By Maleeha Khalid, MD— MUNCIE, IN—When you think of health issues women face, you may first think of breast cancer or some other female-related disease. But heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women. One in five women will die of heart disease, more than all the cancers combined. February is American Heart Month and a good time to be reminded that no one is immune – even those who believe they eat and exercise right. Here are some…
By Courtney Schmoll— NEW CASTLE, IN —Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Cancer Center in New Castle will start delivering radiation to cancer patients using a brand-new Linear Accelerator. This device is an enhancement to the equipment previously used in this space at the Forest Ridge Medical Pavilion in New Castle, and it is widely considered to be a state-of-the-art piece of equipment in cancer care. This machine has improved image quality and features that will help to target specific needs…
By Kari Wissel— MUNCIE, IN—TeenWorks, a local non-profit working to empower teens to achieve excellence in community, college, and career is now accepting applications for the 2023 Summer Program. The organization is looking to hire 100 teens who are interested in earning wages, developing their professional skill set, and working alongside friends! This program will run June 14th through July 21st and is a great opportunity for students to gain work experience, acquire new skills, and build their resumes. Students hired by…
By Kallie Sulanke— MUNCIE, IN– The Community Foundation is pleased to announce that nominations are being accepted for the annual David Sursa Leadership Award. The award rewards, recognizes, and encourages extraordinary leadership by a non-profit board member in Delaware County. Standing behind the belief that every community benefits from leaders who understand local issues and visualize and promote positivity, The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County established the David Sursa Leadership Award in honor of the organization’s founding president….
By Robert G. La France— MUNCIE, IN —The V!VA Awards were developed as a gift to the community in 1993 by the Muncie Rotary Club and Sunrise Rotary Club to recognize Delaware County’s proud volunteer heritage. The awards were named V!VA for Very Important Volunteer Award. Up to five individuals will be recognized with the traditional V!VA Award for their volunteer efforts to the community within the past 12 months. In addition, The Edmund F. Ball Lifetime Achievement Award will…