Job Growth In Urban Areas Outstripped Rural Counties In Past Year
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Job Growth In Urban Areas Outstripped Rural Counties In Past Year
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Muncie Community Schools Could Lose 500 Students
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Ball State Basketball Player Zach Hollywood Dies At 19
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Science Professors Help Students See Eclipse Safely
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Donnelly Touts Work On Opioid Epidemic, Veterans On Campaign
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Ball State President Welcomes New Year And Condemns Charlottesville Hate
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$40 Million Renovation of BSU Residence Hall Complete, Ready for New School Year
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Indiana Ports Shipments on the Rise
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Offering Fresh Food At The Library In A Food Desert Neighborhood
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Indianapolis Barber Provides Fresh Food to Her Neighborhood Via Her Farm in a Food Desert
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200 Gather in Downtown Muncie for Charlottesville Vigil
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State Lawmaker Wants to Push Back School Start Dates
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Will It Flood? Madison Street Underpass Ready For First “Test”
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Residents’ Fears Drive First Closure of An Indiana Needle Exchange
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More Indiana Organizations Turning to Solar Energy As The Statehouse Puts Clamps on Financial Benefits
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Muncie Schools Board Talks Numbers, Buses, and Appointments
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U-Haul Buys Former Muncie Kmart For Self-Storage
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Muncie Schools Busing: “Not Perfect,” But Safe
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Switching To Solar On An Indiana Deadline
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West Nile Virus Found in Hamilton County Mosquitoes
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“You go around town here, especially here in Portland, and you’ll see ‘help wanted’ signs out in many of our manufacturers right now. So there definitely is a need for people.”
Job Growth In Urban Areas Outstripped Rural Counties In Past Year – Indiana Public Radio
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Job Growth In Urban Areas Outstripped Rural Counties In Past Year By Annie Ropeik, IPB News | Published on August 23, 2017 in Business, Local News A sign heralded a new employer's arrival in the small Carroll County town of Camden last fall. (Annie Ropeik/IPB file photo) The latest federal employmen...
An ER physician says overdoses can act as a sort of wake up call: people who have nearly died will be more likely to seek treatment.
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When An Overdose Becomes A Gateway To Recovery By Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media | Published on August 23, 2017 in Health, Statewide News 41-year-old Christopher Hinds was connected to treatment through Project Point, a pilot connecting ER patients with addiction treatment. (Photo: Jake Harp...
And if the preliminary numbers are truly the actual numbers, that’s a bigger loss than the 462 students MCS lost after it consolidated its two high schools.
Muncie Community Schools Could Lose 500 Students – Indiana Public Radio
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Muncie Community Schools Could Lose 500 Students By Tony Sandleben, IPR News | Published on August 22, 2017 in Education, Local News (Photo: StateImpact Indiana) After many months making statewide news because of financial troubles, Muncie Community Schools has lost nearly five hundred students, acc...