Local Talent Goes Big Time: Peek’s ‘Dear Cupid’ Is the Rom-Com You Didn’t Know You Needed
State representative JD Prescott says one goal of medicaid reform efforts is to make sure the money is going to the right places.
Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
A Muncie man has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. Fox-59 reports 31-year-old Martin Rangel-Moreno allegedly made the girl “pinky promise” to keep the assault secret. The girl told police he is the husband of a friend of her mother.
The United States Postal Service will hold job fairs across the state Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local stations participating include Dunkirk, Middletown, Winchester, Cicero, Fishers, Pendleton, Knightstown and Noblesville. The USPS is looking to fill immediate openings for rural carrier assistants, and the jobs pay up to $20.38 per hour.
America’s Hometown Band will host a free July 4 concert and fireworks show at the Minnetrista Museum & Gardens beginning at 7 p.m. Purdue band director of operations Doug Fletcher, a Ball State grad with a highly successful run as a high school band director, will be the guest conductor. At 10 p.m. That night, all eyes will be looking skyward for the Muncie Set the Night to Music Fireworks show.
The American Red Cross is seeking blood donations – particularly Type O – as the July 4 holiday weekend approaches. The next donation opportunity in Delaware County will occur Wednesday between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital.
A Redkey man has been charged with sexual assault in three counties. The Star Press reports 55-year-old Stephen A. Baldwin faces charges in Jay, Delaware and Randolph counties connected to the reported repeated assault of a juvenile girl beginning in 2006 when the accuser was 7 years old.
Woof Boom Radio’s own Thomas Peek has written and directed a feature film – “Dear Cupid” – and tells “Delaware County Today” it’s a dream come true.
Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
A Muncie man reportedly drove a forklift into the Muncie Mall. Fox-59 says 34-year-old Grayson Noles was found early Friday morning in the Books-A-Million store covered in glass and bleeding. Noles was standing next to a forklift he says friends convinced him to drive through the front doors.
A Farmland man has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for shooting his mother’s boyfriend during an argument. The Star Press reports 20-year-old Noah Lee Kuhns will serve the remainder of a six-year sentence on probation after pleading guilty to battery with a deadly weapon.
Muncie will host IU Health’s Camp Good Grief on July 19. The free camp is open to youngsters aged 6 to 16 and helps navigate the emotions, feelings and thoughts that come with losing a loved one. Spots are limited. Register by July 12. Call (765) 747-4273 for more information.
