Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 13th of February.
Good morning, Muncie.
Tania Said has been named the new executive director of MuncieArts, bringing over 30 years of experience in the arts sector to support and enrich the Muncie community.
A Muncie woman was arrested for allegedly selling meth and fentanyl to an informant and may face charges after drugs were found in her hotel room.
Central High School in Muncie, Indiana, is enhancing student safety by installing a new $65,000 weapon detection system, funded by the city, to screen students and visitors without disrupting the flow of entry.
Ball State's new head football coach, Mike Uremovich, is preparing for the upcoming season with a focus on team conditioning, roster enhancements, and playbook development.
Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Concert
The concert features performances by the Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony, directed by Thomas Caneva and Jeremy Harmon, respectively, at Sursa Hall.
Kodo Performance
Kodo, a renowned taiko drumming group, will perform live at the Emens Auditorium in Muncie.
Ball State University Campus Band Performance
The Ball State Campus Band, directed by graduate students, will be performing with details regarding the program yet to be announced.
Barron Ryan Live Performance
Barron Ryan, a musician influenced by a diverse musical upbringing, will perform at Ball State University.
Free Admission Day at the Muncie Children's Museum
Guests can explore museum exhibits and participate in a craft activity, with free school supplies provided for children.
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