Ball State has announced the launch of CREATE250
Corporal Blake Reynolds was the officer killed early Wednesday morning while outside his patrol car attending to a broken-down semi on I-69.
The semi was hit by another semi. Reynolds was struck during the impact and did not survive. Jeff Stanley, Deputy Chief, Delaware Co. Sheriff department.
Muncie mayor Dan Ridenour tells “Delaware County Today” why that grant money is so important.
Recently he was joined by Governor Mike Braun at a press conference to announce $6.75 million in REDI 2.0 funds have been awarded by the state to the city to be used toward a downtown housing and gateway project.
Anderson’s Noon Exchange Club is hosting its Holly Jolly Holiday Auction on Tuesday at the Edgewood Golf and Event Center. Doors open at 10:30 a.m. with lunch at 11 and the auction from noon-1 p.m. The cost is $25 per person. Call Lisa at (765) 610-6517 for more information.
During a late morning press conference about the passing of Corporal Blake Reynolds after a crash on I69 northbound, you can hear how the loss impacts so many – including fellow officers – Jeff Stanley, Deputy Chief, Delaware Co. Sheriff department
Isaiah 117 House is our Airwaves in Action recipient for November. Kimberlie Hall explains the mission statement for the foster care home in Delaware County.
Get more information at isaiah117house.com.
Anderson police and fire officials are investigating an Oct. 7 fire that killed two women. The Herald Bulletin says three people were rescued from the house on Chase Street during the blaze. Two women rescued later died from their injuries.
Former Muncie mayor Sharon McShurley has launched her candidacy for the Delaware County clerk position in 2026. The Star Press says McShurley served as mayor from 2008-11 and hopes to replace fellow Republican Rick Spangler as clerk. State law prohibits Spangler from seeking three consecutive terms.
During a special appearance on Veterans Day, Sgt. Donnie Holland of the 151st Indiana National Guard regiment Rangers told Oldies 101’s Mitch Henck he takes great pride in his service on Indiana’s only unit to be sent to Vietnam without separation.
Ball State has announced the launch of CREATE250, a statewide expansion of the successful CREATE initiative that promises to build a statewide community of practice for K-12 educators. The initiative will culminate with Semiquincentennial learning experiences and events across Indiana.
As the investigation continues into the death of Corporal Blake Reynolds, who was struck and killed on I69 yesterday morning, Delaware County Prosecutor Eric Hoffman expressed condolences, but said in a statement there will not be any further comment until the ISP investigation is complete.
As times have changed, the Pendleton Community Library has evolved to help fill gaps in community needs. Library director Lynn Hobbs tells the “Anderson Journal” why “Read N Feed” is a necessity.
In 2010, that meant the establishment of the program, a food pantry that operates each Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. out of the library itself.
41-year-old Crystal Star Glaze faces three felony charges after allegedly striking a pedestrian in her SUV while intoxicated and fleeing the scene in May 2024. The Star Press says a 46-year-old woman was walking beside her bicycle and another woman when she was hit by the vehicle on Hackley Street north of Memorial Drive. Glaze could face 16 years in prison on the most serious charge.
Honeywell Arts & Entertainment is accepting applications for the Annual Fine Art Competition through Jan. 4. More information on guidelines and divisions can be found at honeywellarts.org/exhibits. Exhibits will be on display in the Clark Gallery from Jan. 26 to Feb. 25.
High school football postseason action continues Friday on WMUN with Yorktown hosting Indianapolis Roncalli in a Class 4A regional. Pre-game coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. with kickoff at 7 p.m. On Oldies 101 we have Lapel traveling to Indianapolis Lutheran in a Class 2A regional. Pre-game coverage begins at 6:45 p.m. with kickoff at 7 p.m. A free videocast will be available at www.ihsaatv.org/woofboom.
