Charlotte Stefanski
The Star Press
Muncie, IN, United States
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Chipotle confirms Muncie's location set to open next week
The burrito chain will open its doors for the first time on Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 720 W. McGalliard Road. → Read More
Salvation Army Red Kettle donations to be matched this week thanks to $10,000 gift
So far, the local Salvation Army office has raised about $24,000 toward its $173,000 goal. → Read More
Muncie Schools' Community Sing to be virtual again this year
The production will be recorded ahead of time to be aired the week of Dec. 20. → Read More
Hilton to begin construction on 3-year-old hotel project in Muncie
Original plans from a 2018 zoning meeting stated the Hilton Home2 Suites would be four stories tall with 100 rooms. → Read More
Here's where children can get the COVID-19 vaccine around Muncie
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children, ages 5-11. Here's how you can get one locally. → Read More
Muncie Schools to construct accessible playground at Grissom Elementary
Installation will begin this spring after the ground is warm enough to complete surfacing, a school spokesman told The Star Press. → Read More
'They have been thrilled': Delta High School debuts its $6M fitness center to students, community next
Delta High School is ready to show off its nearly $6 million fitness center and several other improvements made to the school. → Read More
A Better Way and Genesis of Richmond merge to expand services for domestic violence victims
A Better Way's services will now expand into eight counties, including Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Henry, Jay, Randolph, Union and Wayne. → Read More
Muncie Schools report higher enrollment, strong financial performance
MCS officials shared their progress so far, with positive reports in both enrollment and finances. → Read More
From Ball State to Broadway: Tony Award-winning 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' has local tie
Born and raised in Muncie, Ken Dingledine is president of one of the musical's producers, Harmonia Holdings. → Read More
Vegan restaurant, bakery Sea Salt and Cinnamon prepares for Saturday's downtown debut
Located within downtown's Patterson Block, vegan restaurant Sea Salt and Cinnamon will hold its grand opening 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25. → Read More
Meridian's 'Flu-Lapalooza' free flu shots, drive-thru COVID-19 testing, vaccines return
The free flu shot clinic will run 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Oct. 6, at various Meridian locations in Muncie and around Indiana. → Read More
Muncie National Guard Armory to collect items for Afghans housed at Camp Atterbury
Donations new clothing and powdered baby formula will be accepted 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday, starting Monday, Sept. 20. → Read More
24-hour boil water advisory set for area on Muncie's southside
The advisory is due to valve replacements happening on Thursday, Sept. 16 at 22nd Street and Mock Avenue. → Read More
COVID-19: Health officer doesn't plan to offer recommendations to schools on mask mandates
Amid a growing number of COVID-19 cases among students at K-12 schools this year, the county's health officer says any mandates are up to schools. → Read More
Southside Middle School welcomes new principal Misty Ndiritu
With more than 10 years of experience, she joins the district after most recently serving as principal at Martinsville High School. → Read More
Ball State expects smaller 2021 freshman class, lower enrollment overall
Here's a closer look at this semester's enrollment and how students are returning to campus. → Read More
Cowan Schools adopt mask mandate to help lower quarantine numbers
As Cowan students headed back to class on Tuesday, Sept. 7, after the Labor Day weekend, masks were required. → Read More
Muncie's Ivy Tech system sees 40% increase in first-time students and a 4.6% jump overall
One of the local Ivy Tech's biggest enrollment increases was seen in the School of Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering and Applied Science. → Read More
Ivy Tech's Fisher Building open to students after last November's 'electrical incident'
The downtown building was closed temporarily during the spring semester after the science labs were damaged by smoke and water last year. → Read More