Roto-Rooter of Muncie raised $3,140 to support Blood-N-Fire Food Pantry

Democrat state representative Sue Errington on how the new districts would have affected Muncie.

She is pleased the redistricting effort in Indiana did not succeed – hear the entire interview on WMUNmuncie.com.

Roto-Rooter of Muncie raised $3,140 in November to support Blood-N-Fire Food Pantry. The donation came from a percentage of every job completed last month and marked the sixth year of Roto-Rooter’s November Giving campaign. Read more at our free Muncie Journal.com.

Delta’s Elizabeth Bamidele and Muncie Central’s Clayton Dick have been named as the winners of the 2026 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship for Delaware County. The awards are given annually by the Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County to students who excel in community involvement, academic achievement, character and leadership.

Liberty Christian’s Sydney Wagner and Frankton’s Caleb Shipley have been named as the winners of the 2026 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship for Madison County. The awards are given annually by the Madison County Community Foundation to students who excel in community involvement, academic achievement, character and leadership.

Former Ball State Cardinal Brooklyn Goodsel has been named the new head volleyball coach at Delta. Goodsel played for the Cards from 2015-2017 and was a two-time first team all-MAC selection. Wapahani also has a head coaching vacancy but has yet to announce a hire. 

Yorktown’s strategic plan recently was completed, outlining its goals for growth over the next five years…

Town manager Chase Bruton told WMUN’s “Delaware County Today” there were several avenues of input to create the final product.

The Anderson Fraternal Order of Police celebrated its annual Cops & Kids program Tuesday at Anderson’s Meijer department store. A social media post says 131 foster kids this year were treated to a $200 shopping spree with a police officer, and 77 families received a holiday meal.

Our Airwaves in Action grant winner this month is the Boys and Girls Clubs of Muncie. Interim CEO Dominic Bordenaro (bore-duh-nair-oh) told us about the Club’s mission.

Find out how to help the club by volunteering or donating at bgcmuncie.org.

Applications are now open for the third cohort of CenterPoint Scholars, a year-long leadership academy designed to cultivate a dedicated group of resident leaders who are passionate about improving their neighborhoods. Read more at our free Muncie Journal.com.

There’s science behind that old adage: “It’s better to give than to receive.” Indiana Youth Institute president at CEO Tami Silverman tells “Delaware County Today” how that can help our children.

Bob Blume’s Man 4 Man Ministries will hold its annual Christmas party for supporters and members on Friday. Blume tells “Anderson Talks” the men he works with will have a chance to share their stories and connect with a sense of family.

A Nov. 14 robbery outside a convenience store on Muncie’s East Main Street has resulted in felony charges against two young men. The Star Press says 18-year-old Jermaine Joseph Martese Branson was charged on five counts Dec. 2, and 24-year-old Dajuan L. Pounds was charged with the same five crimes Monday.

Beaumont Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center’s annual Christmas lights extravaganza is on display through Dec. 31 at its Anderson campus on North Madison Avenue. The drive-through display is open nightly from dusk until 8 p.m