Residents at the Alexandria Mobile Home Park are nearing two months without water.
Community service is important to Ivy Tech, and Anderson campus vice president of enrollment and student success Levi Lawson tells the “Anderson Journal” it’s all about building relationships …
Yorktown’s volleyball team will face Floyd Central in a Class 4A semistate at Martinsville on Saturday at noon. The semistate final is scheduled for 7 p.m., with Plainfield and Castle meeting in the other semifinal. The Tigers defeated Center Grove in five sets to win the regional title last week.
Yorktown’s boys cross country team advanced to next week’s state finals with a third-place finish Saturday at the New Haven regional. Wapahani’s Mason Tomboni and Delta’s Peyton Engle also advanced as individuals.
David Gafford and his wife, Melissa, moved their popular YouTube channel – “The Barbecue Lab” – to Anderson a couple months ago. David tells the “Anderson Journal” the couple hope to build a community around food and fire as they continue to grow their worldwide reach of more than 145,000 subscribers.
The annual Trunk or Treat at Muncie City Hall is Friday from 6 – 8 p.m., with our Garry Joseph there, for the event put on by City Police and Fire Departments.
Residents at the Alexandria Mobile Home Park are nearing two months without water. The Herald Bulletin says the Arizona-based property management company that owns the park still owes Alexandria more than $97,000 in unpaid water bills, leaving the 74-lot community without water service.
54-year-old Phillip Lee Whiteman has been accused of inappropriately touching a teenager in Randolph County. The Star Press says Whiteman is accused of furnishing alcohol to the 18-year-old girl in addition to the inappropriate activity. Whiteman claims the allegations are false and told police he believed the girl was in her 20s.
Wapahani’s volleyball season ended Saturday with a three-set loss against Southwood in a Class 2A regional. The Raiders finished the season with a 26-7 overall record and a perfect 9-0 mark in the Mid-Eastern Conference.
Town Manager Chase Bruton was recently awarded the Certified Municipal Official designation from the Municipal Management Institute of AIM (Accelerate Indiana Municipalities). He is also completing his two-year term as President of the Indiana Municipal Management Association and continues to serve as a member of the AIM Board of Directors. The social media post from the Town said “These achievements reflect not only Chase’s dedication to professional excellence but also his ongoing commitment to advancing effective, responsible leadership in Yorktown and across the state of Indiana.”
The American Red Cross is urging citizens to make donation appointments ahead of an expected drop in fall donations. All donors between today (Oct. 27) and Nov. 16 will receive a $20 e-gift card of their choosing and a chance win one of three $5,000 prizes.
The Ball State faculty council has passed its chapter of the American Association of University Professors’ resolution on free expression by a 31-4 vote. The Ball State Daily says the resolution makes it “official university business” to discuss the firing of Suzanne Swierc and demands Ball State’s leadership reaffirm its commitment to freedom of expression or announce it no longer adheres to those values.
Delta’s girls soccer season ended Saturday with a 2-0 loss against Mishawaka Marian in the Class 2A North Semistate at Kokomo. The Eagles finished the year with a 19-2 overall record and outscored their opponents 151-9.
The Indianapolis Colts are the best team in the NFL. At least — that’s how the records show it. They are 7-and-1 after beating the Titans 38-14 on Sunday. Jonathan Taylor scored three times — again….
Lapel’s girls soccer season ended Saturday with a 4-0 loss against Bremen in the Class 1A North Semistate at Kokomo. The Bulldogs finished the year with a 19-1 overall record and outscored their opponents 105-9.
The annual Trunk or Treat School Bus Style event sponsored by Anderson Transit will take place Oct. 30 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the D26 Career Center on West 38th Street. School bus drivers and bus assistants will be on hand to pass out treats.
23 points was Anderson University football’s best point total so far this season, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win. Senior day and Salute to Service Day finishes the home part of the season this Saturday, 1:30 p.m. At Lapel High School’s field.
