April 26 is “Prescription Drug Take Back” day
April 26 is “Prescription Drug Take Back” day, with the Indiana State Police partnering with the Drug Enforcement Agency for the 27th year. Collection sites will be set up nationwide for expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs.
The market goes down, and goes up – and we asked Will Isaacs from Wealth Strategies in Muncie for advice….
Girls flag football is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, and the Indianapolis Colts want Indiana to help lead the way. The organization is offering a $10,000 package to the first 100 programs to commit to the sport in the state. The Colts and the Irsay Family have committed $1 million overall to grow the sport over the next three years. Schools can get more information at colts.com/girlsflag.
The Indiana Department of Health said Wednesday that there are five additional people who are confirmed to have the measles.
Aaron Groves, who led the Cowan boys basketball team to an emotional sectional title in 2021, tendered his resignation to the school Monday, and the Star Press confirms he intends to retire after 34 years in coaching. Groves coached the Blackhawks for five years and posted a 49-65 record.
Thursday marked the official 100-day countdown to the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game. Indianapolis’ Gainbridge Fieldhouse will host the annual event July 19, with the 3-point contest and skills events taking place July 18. It’s the first time the city has hosted the WNBA’s All-Star weekend.
A Hartford City man received a 12-year sentence this week, including eight years in prison, after pleading guilty to confinement. The Star Press reports 32-year-old Matthew A. Noble tied a female acquaintance to a bed using belts and extension cords. As part of a plea deal, other charges including rape were dismissed against Noble.
Governor Mike Braun signed two executive orders Wednesday, one of which focused on employing inmates after release Jake McDaniel reports.
An information night for the 2025 Delaware County Queen Pageant is being held April 23 at 6 p.m. at the South Hall of the Heartland Hall at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. This year’s pageant will be held June 14 at the Muncie Central auditorium. More information is available on the fairgrounds website or by calling the fair office at 765-288-1854.
