Yorktown hosts Fishers on Tuesday Night
Former Ball State staffer Suzanne Swierc’s lawsuit can’t be talked about for now, says Pres. Geoffrey Mearns, and he asks everyone to respect the legal process.
Tomorrow, hear about new details revealed by Mearns at a student government meeting.
The Anderson Veterans Stand Down event scheduled for Friday at the InerG Impact Center is the result of several groups offering services coming together at the same time.
Organizer Betsy Hughes Pearson talking to Oldies 101 afternoon show “Anderson Talks.”
The National Fire Protection Association is raising awareness of the dangers of lithium-ion batteries during Fire Prevention Week, which began Sunday. The NFPA says, though most lithium-ion batteries are used without incident, reports of fires and explosions are on the rise in recent years.
They’ll be talking about this one for a while – Mick Tidrow’s call on WLBC as the Cards win the first MAC game for new coach Mike Uremivich – who replied to our text at 4 a.m. Sunday – as he was awake, and preparing for a Western Michigan road game this coming weekend.
We’ve previously reported on the mile markers placed along the White River to help first responders find people in distress. Delaware County EMA director John Couthino tells “Delaware County Today” it didn’t take long for the markers to prove their value.
Madison County is one of just two communities in the state to receive the Rural Empowerment and Development designation from OCRA. It’s a program that trains municipalities to work together for the benefit of all, and Madison County Chamber president and CEO Clayton Whitson tells the “Anderson Journal” it could lead to an even bigger prize.
Yorktown hosts Fishers on Tuesday night in the WMUN High School Volleyball Match of the Week. The varsity contest should begin between 7 and 7:30 p.m. with the free live streaming broadcast available at www.ihsaatv.org/woofboom.
Former NFL wide receiver and Ball State legend Willie Snead was inducted into the school’s athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday. He told WMUN’s “This Week in Ball State Sports” what he remembers most from his time on campus.
FORGE ECI has named Caitlin Hancock as its new president and CEO. Hancock had been serving in the role on an interim basis since May, and board of directors chair Garrett Doan said in a release she was the clear choice among 20 candidates in a nation-wide search. Read more at Muncie Journal.com.
This week’s 10 a.m. Food giveaways by Second Harvest Food Bank will be Tuesday (Oct. 7) at Elwood’s Callaway Park at 10 a.m. Distributions also will be held also on Thursday (Oct. 9) at the Muncie Mall and Friday (Oct. 10) at New Castle’s First Baptist Church.
