Anderson, Indiana Funds for Food
Communications manager Tamara Dreger told the “Anderson Journal” there’s big things to come.
The Madison County Community Foundation began to give out info on its 2026 grant giving plans during last week’s Non-Profit Summit.
A Muncie woman faces multiple charges, including aggravated battery, after a 64-year-old man was found severely beaten in his home on South Shipley Street on Jan. 21. The Star Press says 39-year-old Michelle Latrus Kurns has previously been convicted of several crimes, including battery against a public safety official at least three times.
This Sunday is the Super Bowl, including the New England Patriots – and speaking for Colts fans
Kurt Darling, Woof Boom Sports Director on WMUN last week. The Seattle Seahawks opened as the favorites to win the game.
The Ball State men’s volleyball team extended its win streak to five in a row Saturday evening, topping George Mason in straight sets (31-29, 25-20, 25-18) as they continue the program’s best start since its national semifinal season in 2022. The Cardinals return home to begin conference play, hosting Queens Thursday and Friday (Feb. 5 and Feb. 6) at 7 p.m. at Worthen Arena.
The Anderson Board of Public Works has set Feb. 24 as the bid date for the replacement of lead water lines. Anderson Water Department superintendent Neal McKee told The Herald Bulletin $5 million is available for the project through grants and zero-interest loans.
A Blackford County woman has been accused of setting several fires inside her mother’s home. The Star Press says 32-year-old Kimberly K. Fifer allegedly ignited flames in a full laundry basket and a trash bin. She has no prior criminal record.
A Muncie teen has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery in a case that led to the shooting death of a local 15-year-old. The Star Press says 17-year-old K-Shaun English had three other charges dismissed after the plea. Sentencing is set for May 14.
Mid-West Metal Products has announced the promotion of two company executives. Chad Smith has been promoted to president and CEO, overseeing four Muncie locations and international facilities. John W. Smith has been named CEO of the Industrial Division.
