Friday Night Lights return with reigning Class 2A state champion Adams Central visiting Muncie Central

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Delaware and Madison counties returns to downtown Muncie on Sept. 20 at Canan Commons, and Reed Levitz tells “Delaware County Today” the money raised is critical to fighting the disease.

Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.

Republican senator Todd Young has helped introduce a bipartisan package of bills – the “Synthetic Biology Advancement Act,” the “National Biotechnology Safety Act”and the “Biobased Market Expansion Act” – focused on protecting America’s food security and agricultural supply chains. 

Ball State football visits an SEC foe for the fourth time in four seasons Saturday with a trip to Auburn. Pregame coverage begins on WMUN at 6:30 p.m. with the game broadcast kicking off live on WLBC at 7:30 p.m.

Elwood police officer Noah Shahnavaz lost his life in the line of duty in 2022. During the “Remembering Officer Noah” car and motorcycle show Saturday at Elwood’s Callaway Park, his parents – Matt and Laurie Shahnavaz – will continue their mission by gifting two new ballistic windshields to local police.

That’s Matt Shahnavaz from the “Anderson Journal” radio show. Replay the full interview on Oldies 101’s Facebook page.

Acclaimed country artist Colby T. Helms & the Virginian Creepers will headline a free outdoor concert Saturday as part of the Muncie Three Trails Music Series. The concert begins at 7 p.m. at Ball State’s Brown Family Amphitheater. Stampede String Band is the opening act.

Long-time Ball State supporter, art historian and philanthropist David T. Owsley passed away Aug. 23 in New York City at age 96. Owsley’s contributions to Ball State exceeded $10 million by 2019, and among many honors the school named its on-campus art museum after Owsley in 2010. 

A Muncie man stands accused of selling drugs that led to a fatal overdose. The Star Press reports 44-year-old Henry Scott Sandoe is accused of selling meth to 24-year-old Anthony Thomas Maxwell on May 18. Maxwell died the next day, with tests indicating acute meth and fentanyl intoxication.

Friday Night Lights return with reigning Class 2A state champion Adams Central visiting Muncie Central. Pregame coverage begins on WMUN at 6:30 p.m. with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m. A video streaming broadcast is available at www.IHSAATV.org/woofboom and the WMUN Facebook page.