As we told you first last week on WMUN news radio, the statewide READI grants were announced – now, in the voice of Trevor Friedeberg…
He’s the President and CEO of East Central Indiana Regional Partnership. Hear about the next steps on the full interview from yesterday, on WMUNmuncie.com.
The Ball State Tapestry Hotel is first, but there are 5 parts to the development that needed Muncie City Council approval recently, says Mayor Dan Ridenour…
From WMUN news Radio last week.
In Randolph county last week, a ribbon cutting happened for Vision Corner – Indiana Senator Scott Alexander was there…
from a Friday interview on WMUN’s Delaware County Today Radio show.
Some are skeptical when Republican Suzanne Crouch says she will axe the tax, but she says…
from WMUN news radio yesterday as she continues to campaign for the party’s nomination. Early voting is open, and the Primary day is May 7th.
Another National award for Woof Boom Radio – The National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation (NABLF) announced the recipients of the 2024 Celebration of Service to America Awards, which recognize outstanding service to their communities by local television and radio stations. Service to Community Award for Radio for Muncie You-Nite.
Winners will be honored at the awards ceremony on June 4th, 2024, at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. For more information about the awards and event, visit servicetoamericaawards.org.
More ways to help kids, as we hear from Woof Boom reporter Brett Busby..
Each year they kick off a donation campaign with our fundraising luncheon at Amazing Joe’s in Muncie, for Hearts and Hands United – for back to school help for kids and families in Delaware county. This year it will be held on Thursday, May 16th from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and they need sponsors. In the first years as a non-profit we served about 200 children per year. Last year we were able to serve about 1,800 children. With the rising cost of living, we expect to have an even greater need this year and that is where we need your help. 100% of all the funds raised from donations and from the sales of luncheon tickets goes to purchasing items for the giveaway.
In Madison county, Woof Boom reporter Bret Busby has this…
