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Breakfast with Easter Bunny is Saturday ALBION — ETA THETA Tri Kappa will hold Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at the Albion Volunteer Fire Station on Saturday, April 3, from 8-10 a.m. Breakfast is $4 for adults and $2 for children. People can bring their camera for photos with the Easter Bunny. Albion Lions Club will hold a raffle for four large Easter baskets filled with gifts for the whole family. Winners do not need to be present to win. Baskets are on display at Albion’s Pizza Depot and Albion Community State Bank. Tickets can be purchased at both locations, at the breakfast or...

Carol Hanner was a natural-born seamstress, according to her husband, Tom. “She wanted to be a designer when she went to Clay High School. She could make anything.” The whiz at home economics channeled her creativity into her family and working in real estate. But sewing didn’t stop. Tom said she redirected her love to making pillows for Memorial Children’s Hospital (now Beacon Children’s Hospital). The pillow making was one of many projects of Tri Kappa, a women’s philanthropic organization in Indiana. Carol was a member for more than 20 years. At first, the pil...

Grants to local K-12 schools help address technology needs Star Press, Muncie Star Press © Photo provided Muncie Community Schools was one of eight public school districts to receive funding through the K-12 School Technology Resilience Initiative. Student connectivity was addressed through grant funding to MCS. MUNCIE, Ind. — Eight K-12 public schools in Delaware County received a total of $182,000 in the third phase of the K-12 School Technology Resilience Initiative. The initiative supports longer-term and equitable solutions for technology resilience for students and ...

AUBURN — As residents ring in 2021, Auburn Tri Kappa is reminding DeKalb County residents to schedule their mammograms for the year and continue breast self-awareness. According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. With busy schedules, women often neglect having their yearly breast cancer screening as recommended by the American Cancer Society. Breast cancer diagnosed in the early stages has a 98% cure rate. However, breast cancer remains the second-highest cause of cancer death among women. The mission of Auburn Tri Kappa Pink Ou...

4 min to read Cindy and Jim Kanning stand in the kitchen of their New Albany home wearing homemade sweaters made by the family of their former exchange student, who lives in Norway.Photos by Brooke McAfee | News and Tribune New Albany couple Cindy and Jim Kanning discuss how they have remained positive during a difficult year. NEW ALBANY — During a tumultuous year, a local couple has drawn upon faith, family and friendships to remain positive. Over the years, New Albany residents Cindy and Jim Kanning have offered their time and service to their faith community and local o...