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Farmland - John B. Swearingen, 33, of Winchester, started his new life free from Juvenile Diabetes with his Lord Jesus at 6:10 a.m., Wednesday, February 8th, in his mother's home near Farmland.
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Pedestrian struck by car, seriously injured
Muncie police Chief Steve Stewart said Sunday that Theodore E. Limpert, 75, had been taken to IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis with 'significant internal injuries' to his head and back.
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Muncie - Timothy Gail Morrow went on to Heaven to be with his Lord and Savior on Saturday morning, February 11, 2012.
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White River Landing's owner exploring options; Two Johnny's owner doing well
Matt Zacek watched from behind the bar as the last few lunch patrons filed out of his downtown Muncie restaurant, Two Johnnys.
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Sunday Dinner: How much Spam can a Spam fan plan?
Do you love to cook? Especially on Sundays? Well, why not write about it? We're looking for readers who want to share their favorite Sunday dinners.
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'Not just for black people: for everybody'
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Gary Chenault, president and CEO of the United Way of Delaware County; Eddie Bell, Muncie fire chief; Yvonne Thompson, director of Muncie's Human Rights Commission; Jason Walker, Delaware County Sheriff's Department chief deputy; and Terry Whitt Bailey, director of the Community Development office.
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Michael Hicks: Time for labor unions to change
Unions have been much in the public eye recently. Two noteworthy media exchanges lead me to offer a provocative question about the future of organized labor in America.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles Loyd Carroll II of Muncie are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Audrey Marie Carroll to Cody Maynard Bell.
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5 places to go for Valentine's Day dinner in Muncie
Valentine's Day is here! If you were a little behind in getting the dinner reservations taken care of, no worries.
Despite debates and lawsuits, affirmative action is still needed to ensure fairness and equality in hiring, wrote Fabian House, a Muncie Central High School senior.
Fire stations become safe houses
A pair of neighborhood fire stations in McCulloch Park and near Southside High School will be become safe houses for their surrounding communities again.
Students put musical talent on display to pay for trip
When Savoy resident Audrey Vallance heard about her daughter's orchestra trip to Washington, she wanted to help raise money for the trip.
He attended Royerton High School. Robert served in South Pacific During WW II with the U.S. Navy, aboard the USS Golden City.
The East Central Indiana Builders Association will meet Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Kacy J's restaurant at the Delaware County Airport.
Muncie man accused of beating girlfriend
Clayton Shane Bradley, 37, 901 S. Butterfield Road, was charged Friday with domestic battery, a Class D felony carrying a standard 18-month prison term.
Fenced patios on Muncie downtown sidewalks draw complaints
Mattie Coleman walks along the sidewalk outside of Vera Mae's restaurant in downtown Muncie.
Bank failures in Illinois, Indiana bring 2012 total to 9
First Merchants Bank, based in Muncie, Ind., is assuming the assets and deposits of SCB Bank.
CAW calls for probe of Caterpillar takeover
The Canadian Auto Workers union has stepped up its fight to get the federal government to intervene in the closing of a The union wants Industry Minister Christian Paradis to examine the 2010 takeover by Caterpillar of Electro-Motive Diesel Inc., which operated the London plant that ceased operations last week.
2 old barns to become part of new farming project
MUNCIE, Ind. - Two barns that were once part of a thriving eastern Indiana dairy farm are being dismantled for a move to a sustainable-farming project.
Gary Jason: Hoosiers score for right to work
In the midst of the rollicking brouhaha of the Republican presidential primary process, some major indeed, historic news may be going unnoticed.