Bearcats Move on to Football Regionals, 11/09/26

People are still talking about this one

Woof Boom Radio’s Kurt Darling, as time was running down Friday

victory formation was next for Muncie Central to beat Logansport

This Friday, headed to #1 ranked Ft. Wayne Bishop Dwenger for the 4A Regional – live again on our 96-7 and 102.9 FM, due to BSU basketball on WMUN that night.

Lapel’s victory on Friday night clinched its third straight football sectional title, becoming the first Madison County school to do that. The Bulldogs travel to Oak Hill on Friday for a Class 2A regional matchup Live on our Oldies 101. Radio, videocast and smart speaker for both games.


37-year-old Mickey Reese Joyce Jr., a former Muncie resident, has received a 16-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to meth charges. The Star Press says additional counts including intimidation, marijuana possession and resisting law enforcement were dismissed.


The Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce held its 132nd Annual Dinner & Awards program last week. Winners included Pridemark Construction, Mursix Corporation, the Delaware County EMA, Adam Perdue, Toyota of Muncie and C.S. Hendershot.


You’ve no doubt heard our reporting about concerned public school districts related to reduced funding for them as a result of property tax reform legislation. Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns, in charge of overseeing the MCS weighed in on the subject on Radio


FEMA deadlines have passed for homeowners looking to apply for federal relief for damages caused by August’s flooding. But work continues as local governments negotiate for more relief in other areas. Delaware County EMA director Cory Kissick


The Warrior Walk 2026 is in the books, and here’s the check presentation

Woof Boom Radio’s Brian Casey at the Saturday event, with money raised going to help local veterans.


With the formal confirmation of Dr. Jeremy Coleman as Anderson Community Schools’ incoming superintendent last week, ACS director of communications Brad Meadows says relationship building will be a priority for Coleman this spring.


Democrat Stephanie Jo Yocum has been declared the winner to represent District 88 in the Indiana House of Representatives. The Herald Bulletin says Yocum received 54 percent of the vote in a district that includes Madison, Hamilton, Hancock and Marion counties.


Muncie 47-year-old David L. Bowen is accused of breaking into a home on West North Street in May, and Yorktown 35-year-old Benjamin D. Brand is accused of breaking into a home on West 29th Street in July. The Star Press says both men face multiple charges, including theft.


Two Anderson men were sent to a hospital late last week after an altercation allegedly including the use of a knife around 4 p.m. Thursday at Redbud Estates off West 38th Street. The Herald Bulletin didn’t name either man and says the investigation was ongoing Friday.


Second Harvest Food Bank will hold tailgate food distributions tomorrow (November 10) at Marion’s Five Points Mall and Friday (November 13) at New Castle’s First Baptist Church and Winchester’s Goodrich Park. All start at 10 a.m., and everyone is welcome to participate.

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