Some in Anderson Say Housing Claims Are False
City says claims are false – Update to the Anderson story we brought you yesterday… Oldies 101 Host Mitch Henck has booked Kim Townsend from the Housing Authority as a guest this morning – Bret Busby had her in our story yesterday. Hear that on Alexa: Play WHBU during Mitch in the Morning between 8 – 10 a.m. Some in city government have called the claims in the WISH TV story false. Bret Busby has more on that part of the story
June Scheumann recently made a $1 million gift to IU Health Foundation to support neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) care at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital. As a result, the unit will be renamed June and John Scheumann Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The gift was matched by IU Health, bringing its total impact to more than $2 million. Read all about it on MuncieJournal.com.
They are at Ohio tonight, and only 5 home games left in the regular season – the BSU women announced the Feb 1 home game tickets are $8 and $5. Hear the games on WMUN – 6:40 p.m. tonight. Head coach Brady Sallee is a guest on Thursday’s Delaware County Today at 8:30 a.m., 92.5 FM 1340 AM and Alexa: Play WMUN.
July 7 is the court date set this week for that 14 year old Muncie male, from the Oct. 8th Muncie car crash that killed a 52 year old Muncie women. Star Press says bond was set at $180,000, and the judge ruled that unless bond is posted, he will continue to be held in the Delaware County Juvenile Detention Center.
Oldies 101 will cover a special Thursday night high school game this week, as Alexandria’s Jacklynn Hosier of the Tigers attempts to make history – closing in on 2,000 career points and approaches the all-time county scoring record. The game will air on 101.1-FM and 1240-AM, along with a live video simulcast for free at IHSAAtv.org. Pregame coverage from Alexandria will begin at 7:15pm on Thursday night.
Ball State’s Tessa Towers alleges abuse, toxic culture in Wisconsin women’s basketball team – accused coach Marisa Moseley of abusive behavior in a video posted to TikTok. Star Press reported that Wisconsin issued a statement that included, “We are aware of comments shared online by former Badger student-athlete Tessa Towers and will be looking into this matter.” Ball State Athletics decline to comment.
Walk a Mile Muncie getting closer – hear all about it on WMUNmuncie.com.
