Daleville Cinderella Season, Continues – on WMUN Radio
Daleville has its first boys basketball sectional championship in 16 years, and head coach Ashley Fouch is being celebrated as the first woman to lead a boys team to a sectional crown in IHSAA history. The former Muncie Central point guard, spoke about her 9-15 team’s Cinderella run earlier this week with Woof Boom Reporter George Bremer
You can read more about Daleville’s historic victory at Woof Boom News.com and listen to their regional matchup at 4 p.m. against Monroe Central on Saturday as the first game of a doubleheader that also features Delta against Fort Wayne Blackhawk live from the New Castle Fieldhouse at 4 p.m. on WMUN.
Ball State Women’s basketball team beat Western Michigan, 53-82 in the MAC Tourney on Wednesday. The 25-7 Cards play Friday at 10 a.m. (9:40 a.m. pregame) on WMUN Radio from Learfield.
A bill clarifying the state’s 25-foot protective buffer zone around law enforcement passed the Senate Tuesday with a 39-10 vote and is headed to the governor. Senators also supported a bill allowing courts to expunge red flag records. House Bill 1122, sponsored by Sen. Scott Baldwin, addresses conflicting court rulings over the 2023 law, which allows police to order people to stand back while they perform their duties. Violating the order could result in a Class C misdemeanor.
Call it a sense of pride, Muncie Central High School principal Chris Walker on the campus excitement
from the opening day event this past Monday.
European manufacturer Saica Group announced Tuesday its second U.S.-based corrugated cardboard plant will be placed in Anderson. The $110 million project is expected to bring 100 jobs into the area once the plant is fully operational. Construction is scheduled to begin in May.
Trained weather spotters, and even HAM Radio operators might be busy
John Couthino, Delaware County EMA Director on WMUN.
Tornado sirens did not activate in both Marion and Hancock County during Tuesday’s statewide tornado siren test.
The purpose of Listening Sessions for Muncie Community Schools
MCS CEO Chuck Reynolds said the first of several sessions
