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Muncie locals criticize ordinance raising salaries for appointed city members
Muncie City Council received backlash and dispute Monday, Nov. 2, from locals and city workers due to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees #3656 union not receiving its raises for the year 2026 and confusion on the allocation of money. Nate Burgess, president of AFSCME #3656, along...
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Astemo expands Muncie manufacturing with $11M investment
Astemo Indiana plans to invest more than $11 million in its Muncie manufacturing operation, increasing production capabilities and supporting future growth. The project includes additional injection molding capacity and a new assembly line for intake manifolds used in internal combustion engine and hybrid electric vehicle applications, according to a community announcement. The Muncie City Council recently approved a five-year tax abatement to support the investment. “We appreciate the support of the Economic Development Alliance and the Muncie community. This partnership reinforces Astemo’s commitment to investing in Muncie, supporting our employees and driving long-term growth," said Alejandro Navarro Lopez, vice president of operations at Astemo Americas. Astemo's Muncie operation employs about 188 people Astemo's Muncie facility was established in 1999 and employs about 188 associates. About 70% of the facility's employees live in Muncie, according to the announcement. The Economic Development Alliance of Muncie-Delaware County worked with Astemo's local leadership in recent months to identify the company's growth goals and coordinate with local and state partners. "Astemo's decision to expand its Muncie operation speaks to the strength of this facility, its workforce and our community," said Traci Lutton, vice president of economic development for the Economic Development Alliance of Muncie-Delaware County.
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This Massive Indiana Flea Market Rivals A Marathon With A Whole Day Of Treasure Hunting
Forget everything you think you know about flea markets, because the Elwood Flea Market in Elwood, Indiana is about to completely rewrite your expectations. One visit here and you’ll understand why seasoned treasure hunters treat this place like a full-contact sport. There’s a particular kind of person who thinks...
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Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce Presents Awards at Their 132nd Annual Event
MUNCIE, IN— The Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce held their 132nd Annual Dinner & Awards on Wednesday, November 4. Six awards were presented, and a new chair of the board of directors was installed. The Spirit of Small Business Award is presented to an individual(s) who own and/or operate...
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Dr. Jeff Bird: Flatland Resources is Improving the ‘Quality of Place’ in Muncie
MUNCIE, IN—People choose to live in places that have amenities that appeal to them. To continue our quest to gain population and attract business towards greater economic prosperity, quality of place will remain as an essential element of Muncie’s approach to accomplish our goals. Leaders are committed to continuing to invest in our quality of place, and those changes can be seen throughout our city. Much opportunity still exists to build on the positive changes that have taken place. Flatland Resources, and its owner Phil Tevis and his team have played a critical role in several projects already done, and many more to come. Flatland’s tangible work can be seen throughout Muncie and Delaware County.