Spartz Speaks to WMUN News Radio
U.S. Representative Victoria Spartz is championing health care reform in Washington, D.C. She explained some of her reasoning
Replay the entire interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
Former Jay County Emergency Medical Services director John McFarland has been charged with five felony counts of drug-related offenses. The Star Press reports the 46-year-old admitted to stealing drugs including morphine and fentanyl from the Jay County EMS. An initial hearing has been set for May 8.
Ball State’s graduation is Saturday. And president Geoffrey Mearns said there’s plenty to celebrate
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A Daleville teacher and assistant basketball coach has been fired amidst allegations of “inappropriate communications and interactions with students.” The Herald Bulletin says the news came in an email from superintendent Greg Roach to parents. The Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office will determine whether charges will be filed against Brady Smith, who taught PE and was an assistant boys basketball coach at the high school. Smith also was a member of Lapel’s 2016 state championship boys basketball team and was an assistant girls soccer coach for the Bulldogs last fall.
Muncie Central has found its new football coach, Kyle Buresh led Mississinewa to a 45-14 record over the past five years, including two sectional titles and an 11-0 start last season. Buresh was a team captain as a player at LaPorte and helped the team win its first regional title in 2006. He replaces Kyle Padgett, who stepped down last month.
Tyler Dobbs has been appointed as the new executive director of The Academy of Model Aeronautics. Dobbs previously served as the AMA’s government affairs senior director and has been a leader with the organization for nearly a decade. He succeeds Chad Budreau, who had been executive director since 2018.
