Severe weather tips on “Delaware County Today.”
Delaware County EMA director John Couthino shared severe weather tips Wednesday morning on “Delaware County Today.”
Revisit the entire interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
Struck by lightning – in motion. A driver got a real shock Tuesday morning on I-69 near Yorktown. Social media reports by the Yorktown Fire Department showed as they responded to a medical emergency call and found an SUV with heavy fire damage after being struck by lightning. Fortunately, no one was injured. Delaware County Emergency Medical Services and the Gaston Volunteer Fire/EMS Department also assisted.
Ivy Tech Community College Muncie-Henry County has donated computers and helped set up a network for Brothers 2 Brothers United, a nonprofit dedicated to mentoring and empowering young men. Read more at our free Muncie Journal.com.
When Delta hosts Yorktown on May 6, it won’t be just another tennis match. Eagles coach Tim Cleland explains on “Delaware County Today.”
Revisit the entire interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
Former Muncie Central boys basketball coach Justin Ullom will take over the same position at Yorktown. Ullom posted a 31-41 record in three years with the Bearcats and was 119-72 in eight seasons prior to that at Monroe Central. Yorktown was 7-17 last season.
A pair of local poets are joining the fight against breast cancer. The Herald Bulletin reports 17-year-old Abby and Hanna Wilson are donating streaming royalties from their award-winning song poem “Little 500 Race” from May 1 through May 31 to support breast cancer awareness. The poem is available on Sound Click.
Two-time Yorktown state champion Kylie Murr is headed to the Pro Volleyball Federation playoffs with the Indy Ignite next week in Las Vegas. The Ignite finish out the home schedule tonight at 7 p.m. at Fishers Events Center, and Murr told Woof Boom’s George Bremer a big crowd can provide a big boost.
The Jay County Broadband and Digital Opportunities Task Force will hold a public meeting Friday at 10 a.m. at the John Jay Center for Learning. The meeting will discuss how to close the digital divide and create an action plan. Register by contacting Autumn Marshall at (513) 615-2480.
Henry County’s Stout Memorial Woodland has been been included by the Red-tail Land Conservancy as part of the Old-Growth Forest Network. The Star Press reports it’s just the sixth forest in Indiana to receive the distinction, and the honor was celebrated with a special dedication hike on April 25.
