In MadJax Lawsuit, Muncie Councilman Also Questions Need For Loan
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Today's announcement by Kroger might soon ease long lines at other area grocery stores.
Former Muncie Marsh Stores To Open As PayLess In December And "Early In Year"
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Kroger officials say two former Marsh stores in Muncie will open as Pay Less stores in Muncie in December and sometime in early 2018. In a statement, Kroger spokesman Eric Halvorson says the former Marsh store on McGalliard Road will open first, sometime in “mid-to-late December.” For the store
That $200,000 could be put to much better use, and that’s not just $200,000 one time, it’s $200,000 every year until the loan is paid off."
In MadJax Lawsuit, Muncie Councilman Also Questions Need For Loan
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A Ball State University trustee and non-profit foundation president is suing the city of Muncie for approving a multi-million dollar loan for a makerspace project. As IPR’s Tony Sandleben reports, a city councilman is also questioning where the money for MadJax will actually go.The MadJax m
“I think you’ll see a tax plan that provides tax cuts for working Americans through increasing the standard deduction and simplifying the tax code for the vast majority of Americans."
Congressman Messer Pleased About Federal Tax Reform Focus
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As President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence get set to visit Indiana this week and next, Indiana Congressman and US Senate Candidate Luke Messer says he’s pleased to see the federal government talk seriously about tax reform. IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports.Sixth District Repu