Delta, Wapahani, Shenandoah Advance in Regionals
Delta won its second straight Class 3A baseball regional title Saturday and will be joined in next week’s semi-state round by Class 2A regional champs Wapahani and Shenandoah. Anderson Prep lost in its Class 1A regional debut, and Wapahani advances after upsetting top-ranked Lapel.
Second-ranked Alexandria’s magical softball season was ended Saturday with a 4-1 loss in nine innings against No. 3 Andrean in a Class 2A semi-state semifinal.
The Iron Man Triathlon is coming up July 12, but Delaware County EMA director John Couthino and his staff have been preparing for a long while.
Replay the whole interview from “Delaware County Today” at WMUN Muncie.com.
Former Muncie Central star and current Steelers running backs coach Eddie Faulkner on what Pittsburgh’s signing of quarterback Aaron Rodgers means.
He was on WMUN’s Delaware County Today show last week to share about the Youth Football Camp that Faulkner is hosting in Muncie this Saturday.
During a hearing last week, Carl Roy Webb Boards II attempted to address the family of former Elwood police officer Noah Shahnavaz. The Herald Bulletin says Boards, charged in the 2022 shooting death of Shahnavaz, was seen multiple times turning to those in the courtroom and making a prayer gesture with his hands. When he attempted to make a statement, judge Andrew Hopper intervened.
Ball State’s Camp Kesem – an organization that supports children through a parent’s cancer journey – is our Hometown Hero for June. Kathryn Rockwood shares her reasons for getting involved.
Replay the full interview from “Delaware County Today” at WMUN Muncie.com.
The Madison County Park Board heard public comments last week about a proposed Greenway trail. The Herald Bulletin reports options for a location for the trail will be presented in July, and the board is considering both sides of the White River and both sides of West Eighth Street.
The Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals has denied a request to install gas pumps at the Lucky Mart in Edgewood for the second time in three years. The Herald Bulletin says the Anderson Municipal Development Department opposed the plan because it does not fill a public need and would increase traffic, noise and light pollution.
The Anderson Exchange Club on Tuesday awarded its Book of Golden Deeds to “tireless” volunteer Paula Bivens. The Herald Bulletin says Bivens has been a member of the Exchange Club for 16 years and sits on the boards of several other nonprofit organizations.
