Egg Recall Hits Indiana, and Weekend Events Fill the Calendar

Indiana is one of nine states affected by a recall of 1.7 million August Egg Company brown eggs over fears surrounding salmonella. More info on our Local News page.   The eggs in Indiana were distributed between Feb. 3 and May 16 in Walmart stores with sell-by dates between March 4 and June 19.

The Mayor of Muncie talked about the Summer Youth program that started last week….

Dan Ridenour said these paid positions do work at the Parks Department, and other jobs, and also provide….

Muncie-based LEAP Managed IT is celebrating 95 years of operation in Central Indiana. The company says it has grown over 700% in the last decade and has three technical support facilities in Central Indiana. Read more at our free Muncie Journal.com.

The Madison County Food Council will host three showings of “Food, Insecure,” a documentary about Hoosiers struggling with food insecurity. The free showings will take place June 11 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Jetty Center at Community Farm, the Pendleton Community Public Library and the Elwood YMCA.

As we reported first last week, work has restarted on Tillotson Avenue in Muncie – AEP spokesman Rob Kiesling asks for your patience…

As part of an update last week on the Village construction projects, Ball State president Geoffrey Means noted 1,745 parking spaces will be available to the public in the area on evenings and weekends. The Star Press says 697 of those spots will be free of charge to the public after 7 p.m. on weekdays and throughout the weekend.

Former Muncie Central star and current Steelers running backs coach Eddie Faulkner will host his second annual youth football camp Saturday in Muncie. Faulkner also has started a non-profit organization with the goal of aiding kids in his hometown. …

… The full interview from “Delaware County Today” is available at WMUN Muncie.com.

The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld domestic violence convictions against a Muncie man stemming from an incident in 2020. The Star Press reports 48-year-old Peter Linwood Brown appealed on the grounds he should have been allowed to present witnesses who allegedly saw the victim act violently toward him.

Frankton-Lapel Community Schools has announced the appointments of three new administrators for the upcoming school year. Kelly Huntzinger will serve as principal at Lapel Elementary and Middle schools. Brad Ashton is the new assistant principal at Frankton Elementary, and Megan Fettig is the new assistant principal at Frankton Jr/Sr High School – all with new jobs.

The 2025 Muncie Three Trails Music Series continues Friday with a free concert featuring the Harlem Gospel Travelers….

  Doc and the Little Chicago Band will open the show scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at Canan Commons.

The Muncie Optimist Club will host The Max Gaddis Memorial Kids Free Fishing Derby on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Fullhart Pond. Registration begins on site at 8 a.m., and the derby is open to competitors aged 16 and under. Free lunch and live bait will be provided.

Heart of Indiana United Way director of learning supports Ashley Breedlove spells out some reasons we shouldn’t be afraid to talk about low testing scores and related challenges.

Jenni Marsh is on WMUN’s Delaware County Today Thursday – 8:30 a.m. On 92-5FM 1340AM and Alexa, Play WMUN.Long-time

The Pacers will play their first home game in the NBA Finals in 25 years Wednesday against Oklahoma City. The Thunder tied the series 1-1 with a 123-107 victory Sunday. Pregame coverage for Game 3 begins at 8 p.m. Wednesday on WMUN.

Muncie taxpayers are helping kids this summer….

Mayor Ridenour says EDIT funds are used – he did not disclose on the social media pose how the kids were selected.

Anderson City Court judge Donald Phillippe passed away last week at the age of 92. The Herald Bulletin says Phillippe served on the bench from 1972 to 2015 and won re-election a record 11 times.

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