Cornerstone events planned

Calling all artisans, art aficionados and performers of the arts. 

Cornerstone Center for the Arts in Muncie has two events scheduled for the month:

•“A Tribute to Glass,” a mixed-media exhibit created by local artist Terrika Clark, in the Judith Barnes Memorial Gallery on the second floor of the Cornerstone Center on Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. “Clark challenges viewers to see more than just their reflection in her work,” according to a Cornerstone press release. The opening reception will begin in conjunction with Muncie DWNTWN’s First Thursday event, and it will remain on display until Feb. 26.

•“Recycled Valentines” crafting workshop with board member Carol Bradshaw on Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. The workshop will lead participants through creating paper using scarps, dried flowers, glitter and other items. Tables are $5 and can seat up to six people. “Take & Make” kits will also be available to buy. 

Also, beginning Feb. 22, Cornerstone will offer 12 weeks of spring session classes in visual and performing arts. Eager participants can register for classes in ballet, painting, drawing, ceramics, yoga, Bollywood dance and more.



Murder rehashed

The murder of Garnett Ginn of Portland has been unsolved for 71 years.

A new look at the case is scheduled for Thursday.

Mike Medler, a Portland resident and retired Indiana State Police officer and director of the Indianapolis –– Marion Forensic Crime Lab, will discuss the case as part of John Jay Center for Learning’s Senior Learning series. The discussion will be held via Facebook Live at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Ginn, a Portland High School teacher, was found dead in her garage in 1950.