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A year after it was approved to open, Cardinal Academy, Muncie’s second charter school, will enroll its first students and open this fall. The school’s board has signed a lease to move into the former Riley Elementary, on Walnut Street in Muncie. The school will accept up to 300 students, 50 in each grade from kindergarten through fifth. It will be the 14th charter school operated by American Quality Schools, a Chicago company.
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Interstate 69 is back to normal this morning in Grant County after being shut down for nearly eight hours on Thursday. The crash between two semi-tractor trailers just north of the Gas City exit left one of the drivers with only minor injuries, a miraculous outcome considering the fireball caused by the accident. Driver inattention [...]
The legal problems of a Muncie woman have gone from bad to worse. 43-year old Tina Byrd allegedly stole $6,400 in college financial aid checks meant for her 19-year old daughter Kassandra Byrd. The mother now faces new charges of theft and forgery. Both women are awaiting trial on conspiracy charges after four-month old Matthew [...]
A little boy is doing fine after a crash that led to what Anderson police are calling a miracle. The three-year old was ejected from a van that hit a guardrail on Interstate 69 Thursday afternoon. The boy landed in the highway in the path of a semi-tractor trailer, but the driver of the rig [...]