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The Walker Event Center is opening soon, and DeDee Walker talks about the history of the building and what it means for the community going forward.

The month of October is upon us, and Brian Blair from Pumpkin Pulp talks about Scarevania Haunted House opening later this week.

Connie Dixon and her son Dominique Isom opened Mama and Son's Soul Food in 2002, and are soon moving to a new undisclosed location. For more information, visit Mama and Son's Soul Food Facebook Page .

Kat Mesaros from Kat's Crystals and Curiosities talks about opening her business, as well as what a Metaphysical store sells.

Keely Malone talks about her business, Ink Drinkers' Anonymous, and its recent move, as well as what motivated her to start her own bookstore.

Kurt Kramer from Kramer Insurance talks about what to know about recent Insurance prices.

Chuck Thornburg from Yesterday's Tree Discusses his handmade furniture, as well as his new metalworking endeavor.

Craig Robbins, Owner of Walls Furniture and Happy Cans, talks about running his two businesses, as well as the importance of customer service and serving the community.

Fraizer and Jennifer Wilson from A-Team Concessions talk about starting a business during the 2020 pandemic, as well as what the future holds for the business.

LaShanta Vaughn is the new leader of Destination Muncie, and she sits down with Lathay to discuss selling Muncie to tourists.

Ron White talks about the upcoming Martial Arts Tournament in Muncie.

Entrepreneur Mike Martin talks about several businesses he's had his hand in, as well as his recent work at the Common Market and the Impact X Classes.

Grants Manager for Second Harvest Food Bank Kristy Crouch stops by to talk about recent projects taken on by the organization to help combat food deserts in Muncie and the surrounding area.

Mike Baur from the Veritas Academy of Muncie talks about the New School for the upcoming school year. Learn about this unique learning structure and how to get into contact with Mike Bower.

Bill Lett talks about recent projects around the McKinley Neighborhood, including his local businesses.

Sabrina and Sylvester Friend talk about what led to them opening Prairie Hills Farm, and what products they provide for the community.

Looking for something fun to do this week? Cheryl Crowder from Muncie Downtown Development stops by to talk about this Thursday's Brink of Summer Artswalk, as well as other events throughout the season.

Nate Howard from the Muncie Land Bank explains the work the Land Bank does for the community, as well as how it goes about rehabilitating houses in disrepair.

Ted Baker from the Innovation Connector talks about what the Innovation Connector does for local businesses as well as global ones.

Christina Blanch talks about how she acquired Aw Yeah Comics, and what led to creating Muncie Comic Con.

Program Director for the Muncie Parks Department George Foley talks about recent improvements to Muncie's Parks, as well as an internship program for Muncie teens.

Jason Haney from EcoRehab talks about the nonprofit's objective to refurbish houses in Muncie, as well as its' origin as a Ball State Architecture Project.

President and CEO of the East Central Indiana Regional Partnership Trevor Friedeberg talks about the recently acquired READI 2.0 grant and what it means for Delaware County and East Central Indiana.