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NOAA Weather Radios will be offline today through Wednesday (April 28–30) for a system upgrade. Stay aware using our Radio stations, as well as apps like FEMA, or Red Cross. Smartphone alerts still work, according to NOAA.
Late night last night for Pacer fans – Tuesday at home will be a 6 p.m. Tip time – we have heard of some TV restrictions: Radio coverage starts at 5:30 p.m. On WMUN – 92.5FM and 1340 AM.
Muncie mayor Dan Ridenour said paving is underway on Tillotson Avenue that will cause some inconvenience but ultimately will be well worth the trouble.
That from last week during a social media post.
The month of May will be here by the end of the week, and that is sure to spur memories of the Indy 500 in Central Indiana. One of the most iconic aspects of race day – the wreath placed around the winner’s neck says IMS president Doug Boles on “WMUN’s Delaware County Today.”
– it has been produced annually since 1992 by Julie Harman Vance, owner of Buck Creek in Bloom, a flower shop in Yorktown, Indiana.
Today is Judge Kimberly Dowling’s first day on her new job. The Star Press reports the veteran Delaware County judge was appointed last week by the Indiana Supreme Court as judge pro tempore in Randolph Superior Court. Dowling was a Delaware Circuit Court 2 judge from 2013 through 2024.
State senator Scott Alexander commended the cooperation between government leaders during the recently completed general assembly session.
The Paramount Theater in Anderson is celebrating “Star Wars Day” Sunday by showing the original movie trilogy at 1, 4:30 and 8 p.m.
Paramount program director Rich Jorn on “Anderson Talks,” which airs with host Mitch Henck Monday through Friday on Oldies 101.
The owner of Anderson’s Bingham Square Apartments – part of state and local lawsuits over the abandonment of tenants – has filed for bankruptcy. IPR reported last week that Anderson is seeking repayment for a $900,000 bond intended for upgrades to the complex. Those were never done. The company also owes nearly $1 million in unpaid utility bills.
State representative Sue Errington voted “no” on the state budget last week. During an appearance on “Delaware County Today,” she explained cuts to the Health First program were among her reasons.
full interview at WMUNMuncie.com.
Penn State’s Tyler Warren is the first tight end taken by the Colts in the first round of the NFL Draft since Dallas Clark in 2003. During a conference call with local media last week, he stressed the importance of being an all-around player.
Barry Bischoff has been named the Indiana State Police Pendleton District Trooper of the Year for 2024. A 20-year veteran, Bischoff has a long-standing passion for drug interdiction, dedicating a significant portion of his discretionary time to identifying and intercepting traffickers of illegal narcotics, according to a press release.
