Disaster Declaration Proclaimed, Just In Case, 06/29/26
As heard first on Friday morning’s Delaware County Today
County Commissioner Shannon Henry, during the short Special Meeting, which EMA Director Cory Kissick said was a bit for a formality
watch the entire meeting on YouTube channel Woof Boom Studio B.
Shooting update from Madison county – Bret Busby’s back with that
Three Ball State teacher preparation programs – elementary education, early childhood education and special education – have earned top marks from Teacher Prep Inspection-US and the National Council on Teacher Quality.
Countdown clock: 68 days until Ball State Football begins the new season – Sept. 5, at Ohio State – on WMUN and WLBC.
Strong words from State Rep JD Prescott about some school districts that are introducing tax referendums in the wake of SB1
HSE, Noblesville, Carmel Clay and IPS are among those seeking new taxes in light of the new state law.
He tells “The Anderson Journal” about the foundation the club was built on and how it aims to help the community.
Jeremy Adams is beginning his second term – but first in 10 years – as president of Anderson’s Noon Exchange Club.
At a special meeting last week, the Lapel Town Council approved a 63% increase in water rates. The Herald Bulletin says the average customer’s bill will rise from $44.68 monthly to $72.97. The vote is expected to give the town the revenue to keep the water utility operational.
The 2026 Wimbledon Championships begin today, lasting until July 12. After watching the 1967, Sir David Attenborough suggested that tennis balls become yellow, instead of white to be easier for fans to see.
A high-profile Madison County murder case currently on trial involves the targeting of a witness in a separate case. Madison County deputy prosecutor Andrew Hanna tells “Anderson Talks” such intimidation is extremely rare.
The Feek family in the news again, with hopes for healing – here’s Reporter Bret Busby
Last Friday’s scheduled City of Anderson Summer Concert Series featuring Vinyl Escape has been rescheduled for July 24 because of weather. The next concert in the series will take place July 4 featuring Corey Cox.
Muncie Resists and the League of Women Voters of Muncie-Delaware County will host a meeting today to help educate the community on the development of Data Centers in Delaware County. 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Muncie’s Bradford Drive.
