Aunt Millie’s Bakery Thrift Store in Muncie has closed its’ doors for good. The Bakery Thrift Store had operated on West Memorial Drive in Muncie for many years. The sudden closing of the ...Read more
The City of Peru will have one less police officer and one less firefighter for the rest of the year to make up a budget shortfall after city officials miscalculated how much raises would cost the ...Read more
Nearly 400 urns, carvings and other artifacts seized from a Rush County farm five years ago are now headed back to China. Chinese and American diplomats gathered at the Eiteljorg Museum in ...Read more
KeyBank is closing almost half of its branches in central Indiana. Officials say the Ohio-based banking company is closing some of its locations to focus more on digital banking. KeyBank will close ...Read more
The Howard County Election Board yesterday dismissed a challenge to the candidacy of Kokomo City Council President Bob Hayes. The challenge questioned Hayes’ primary residence, saying it might ...Read more
The newest member of Indiana Wesleyan University’s Society of World Changers is someone well recognized for his knowledge and poise on television, but also for his presence away from the ...Read more
Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana will hold its’ monthly Tailgate food giveaway Friday morning in the parking lot of the Five Points Mall in Marion, outside the old Sears ...Read more
Marion’s American Legion Post has one of the lowest Post numbers because it’s one of the oldest such organizations in the country. Marion American Legion Post 10 will celebrate its’ 100th ...Read more
Governor Eric Holcomb will be heading to Europe next week on a trade mission. He’ll be joined by Commerce Secretary Jim Schellinger, and directors of the State Economic Development Corporation. ...Read more
It’s the Indiana Senate’s turn to look at ways to raise teacher pay, but their approach is likely to be similar to the House. Republican leaders have consistently said they won’t ...Read more
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