Huge Weather, and Sports Weekend Review
7 confirmed tornadoes in Indiana over the weekend – southwestern, and northwestern parts of the state.
No Muncie parade this year
Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour on the reason
many politicians use the parade to campaign
from WMUN’s News Radio last week.
Former Milan star Bobby Plump still prefers the single-class IHSAA boys basketball tournament format. But he told Oldies 101’s Mitch Henck recently that today’s athletes are bigger, faster and stronger, and the competition level remains remarkably high. Plump also lauded the sport’s benefits beyond the court
Tomorrow at this time, hear the moment Plump met Hackman on set during the filming of Hoosiers.
As heard Live on WMUN from Learfield
Reporter George Bremer was there last night, as the Team found out their opponent and venue – stay close this week for more coverage.
As we told you first on WMUN last week, the Indiana Board of Firefighting Personnel Standards and Education on Thursday revoked Muncie Fire Capt. Troy Dulaney’s firefighting certifications for at least three years. WTHR reported that Dulaney in 2023 was accused of organizing a scheme to cheat on certification exams, but an administrative law judge overturned similarly harsh punishment in September. Dulaney has served in the Muncie Fire Department for more than 20 years.
Delta, Monroe Central, Wapahani, and Liberty Christian boys high school basketball teams advanced over the weekend. Listen for coverage plans on WMUN and Oldies 101 from Woof Boom Radio.
Anderson Prep Academy senior Alivia Peoples accepted her honor as Oldies 101 Sports Female Athlete of the Month last week. She spoke about the Jets’ unprecedented success – including the girls basketball program’s first sectional and regional titles
