Volleyball coverage continues Tuesday with Muncie Burris paying a visit to Alexandria

People are still talking about Muncie Cenrral High School football’s opening night win – the first over in county rival Delta since 2006, but also the first win in a season opener since 2016.  Replay the game at a link on our news page now. 

The Madison County Commissioners have given preliminary approval for a sound ordinance that would apply only to unincorporated areas of the county. The Herald Bulletin final adoption of the ordinance will be considered at a public meeting on Sept. 2.

Volleyball coverage continues Tuesday with Muncie Burris paying a visit to Alexandria. The match can be viewed on IHSAA TV.org’s Woof Boom Radio channel and on Oldies 101’s Facebook page, with the varsity match likely to begin between 7 and 7:30 p.m.

Muncie Central’s new Freshman Academy is off to a great start. And principal Chris Walker says the secret to the success is faculty commitment.

Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.

During a special meeting Thursday, the Anderson City Council approved a resolution to implement Complete Steets guidelines. The Herald Bulletin says a Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee’s role in the implementation was among the sticking points earlier last week.

Ball State head coach Mike Uremovich had a feeling midway through spring practice Kiael Kelly would be the starting quarterback for Saturday’s opening game at Purdue. But he tells WMUN’s Mark Forester the process had to play out.

As announced last week, Cardinal football broadcasts return to 104.1 WLBC this season – beginning with this Saturday’s 12 noon kickoff on the road.

A New Castle teen’s attempt for a reduced sentence has been denied by the Indiana Court of Appeals. The Star Press says 17-year-old Adrian James Dukes was sentenced to eight years in prison in May 2024 for providing a gun used in a homicide.