One Year Ago: Selma, IN Tornado
One year ago, that town of Selma was preparing for an historic boys basketball game, and was hit by a tornado, as were other areas of ECI and Western Ohio.
Ball State has one matinee, and is hoping for another – the #1 seed Cardinal women’s basketball team hits WMUN airwaves at 9:40 a.m. For pregame from Learfield. A win takes them into the Saturday 11 a.m. Tip for the MAC Championship game.
This Saturday, on WMUN news Radio, hear the Muncie Mayor’s response to the response, EMA preps for severe weather season, Muncie Brewfest info, and the great Bobby Plump with Oldies 101’s Mitch Henck. First airing 9 a.m. Saturday, and replays on several WBR stations.
Unless you got up in the middle of the night, you missed the rare Blood Moon last night – where skies permitting viewing it. Seen in all the the lower 48 state of the US.
About one month from today: tax deadline.
ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. – The Summit City Motorsports Club plans to build a racetrack in Allen County. The proposal includes a track, parking, seating, a garage/pit building, event space, and signage, primarily for club members. The club, owned by Bill Bean, Tom Kelley, and Chuck Surack, has applied for a special use permit for 379 acres near Branstrator and Hamilton Roads. A letter to nearby residents says the site is large enough to allow for buffers and landscaping to minimize impact on surrounding properties.
Today, we mark the memory of the passing in 2007 of Tom Hammond. Gone, but not forgotten, he served as News Director for our Radio station as well as marching band fan, sports and racing follower, and lover of life in Muncie Indiana. Tom: you are missed.
