In Downtown Muncie, First Thursday and Light Up Downtown events converge…
Cheryl Crowder from Downtown Development Partnership on yesterday’s Delaware County Today. Hear the entire interview on WMUNmuncie.com.
In case you were traveling last week and missed this, Ball State won a court case. Peter Killeen reviews…
Some new businesses in Yorktown, not sponsors – but worth supporting. Here’s Town Manager Chase Bruton…
From Delaware County Today on our WMUN.
Indiana Michigan Power has suggestions on how to stay energy-efficient, and money-efficient, this Holiday season, such as setting your holiday tree on a timer with LED lights. Planning to travel? Lower your thermostat to 55 degrees before you go. This will save energy and prevent water pipes from freezing.
It’s a Christmas tradition, this coming Sunday in Muncie…
That’s Central High School Principal Chris Walker, talking about the Community Holiday Sing. Hear the entire interview on WMUNmuncie.com.
The Revolving Loan Fund in Muncie, as explained by Deputy Mayor Richard Ivy…
That, from a recent Dream with Dan event at City Hall. Since 2020, the funded amount…
Heroes and Helpers, formerly called Shop with a Cop, happens in Muncie this Saturday at Target, and next Saturday at Walmart South. Hear all about it on Connected with Linzi Marie this Saturday, 8:30 A.M. to 9 A.M. on WMUN.
Muncie resident 24-year-old Ricky Lamiez Taylor has been charged with 11 crimes since mid-August. Taylor’s most recent count — filed November 20th in Delaware Circuit Court 4 — is the most serious, stemming from the September overdose death of a local teenager which could carry up to 40 years in prison. Star Press says a 17-year-old student at Cowan High School died of an overdose on September 16th. Toxicology tests indicated he died as a result of acute fentanyl and cocaine intoxication.
“Stopping MAGA in Indiana.” That was the headline of a press release yesterday from the Indiana Democratic Party that raised some eyebrows. They took issue with Jim Banks running for the seat to be opened when Mike Braun’s term ends. The press release asked for donations, but did not name any of the Democratic candidates.
