The President’s Physical Fitness Test is making its return
Stacy Wheeler, Executive Director of Classroom Connections ECI
that from a generous commuity attending Friday’s Quest Fest at Muncie’s Canan Commons.
The President’s Physical Fitness Test is making its return, and Ball State kinesiology professor Andrea McMurtry hails it as a weapon in the battle against childhood obesity.
Replay the full interview from “Delaware County Today” at WMUN Muncie.com.
Add Hamilton County to the list, as a resident tests positive for West Nile virus – WISH-TV.
She operated ME’s Zoo for more than 20 years – Eileen Oren-Taylor, 81, died Aug. 3 after a brief battle with a form of leukemia, diagnosed only a few weeks earlier, according to the Star Press.
Air Canada will resume flights after government directive ends strike, according to NBC News. That strike caused the cancellation of this past weekend’s 3 Trails Concert series.
A Muncie mother has been arrested after her toddler was found wandering on South Ebright Street wearing only a diaper at 11 p.m. Fox-59 reports 21-year-old Alexis Fisher says the door to her home is broken and the child must have wandered out after being put to bed for the night.
Indiana State Police have announced they are investigating the death of a 10-year-old found in a vehicle in Selma. The child had a documented lifelong medical condition, and there did not immediately appear to be anything suspicious about the death. An autopsy is pending.
The Heart of Indiana United Way is celebrating its 100th anniversary and asking people in East Central Indiana to raise a glass in celebration.
That’s CEO and President Jenni Marsh on “Delaware County Today.” Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
Madison County officials have set aside $500,000 from a Rainy Day fund to help pay for security during the January death-penalty trial of Carl Roy Webb Boards II. The Herald Bulletin says the cost to secure the sequestered jury in Richard Allen’s murder trial in Delphi was $679,000.
The Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety is extending the deadline to shut down a homeless encampment in Fountain Square.
The Daleville Town Council has approved the purchase of a Tesla for the Daleville Police Department. The Herald Bulletin says it will be the department’s third Tesla, and the cost is $30,000. The vehicle is being purchased from a department in Georgetown, Indiana.
John Dillman from Dillman’s Furniture and Mattress on WMUN
his store is a multiple award winner for the annual MunciesQuestForThe Best contest.
Some of the stats from our annual Munce’s Quest for the Best contest… that from our WMUN live broadcast Friday at Canan Commons, for the list of award winners go to MunciesQuestForTheBest.com.
Ball State is coming to downtown Muncie. The Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning will host studio courses in landscape architecture and urban planning at the historic Columbia Theater Building, where BSU has signed a two-year lease.
A Hartford City man has been accused of child solicitation. The Star Press reports 43-year-old Shawn A. Dragoo intended to meet a 13-year-old boy at a CVS but instead was met by a member of a Predator Catchers group and arrested.
The Honor and Remember & Post 12 Golf Outing will take place Sept. 27 with a 9 a.m. shotgun start at Crestview Golf Club. The entry fee is $280 per four-person team, and hole sponsorships are available for $50. More info on our website. Call (765) 212-8894, (765) 228-6966 or (765) 716-4327 to register.
