What happened to the Indiana legislation to change the way the Lt. Gov. is selected
Current Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith thinks he know why some are opposed
Hear the entire interview on WMUNmuncie.com.
“Illuminate the Arts,” a documentary directed by Ball State professor and Delaware County historian Chris Flook, premiers tomorrow (Thursday) during Cornerstone Center for the Arts’ 20th anniversary fundraiser. The film celebrates that milestone as well as the 100th anniversary of Muncie’s downtown Masonic Temple in which Cornerstone is located.
A two-vehicle collision on U.S. 27 claimed the life of a Portland man on Friday. The Star Press says 64-year-old Randall Roll was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident at the intersection with Jay County Road 800 South. Roll’s 73-year-old passenger also was injured and taken by ambulance to a local hospital after a pickup truck ran a stop sign and collided with Roll’s vehicle.
From INDOT: the SR67 Muncie Bypass to close for railroad repairs at crossing east of Cowan Road – on or after Monday, March 30 for 4 days.
Radio continues to reach more Americans than any other media platform and dominates ad-supported audio listening, according to Nielsen’s new “Audio Today 2026: How America Listens” report, as shared by Inside Radio. Despite perceptions among marketers that digital channels are more effective, the data shows radio delivers one of the strongest returns on investment while maintaining nearly universal reach across demographics.
Operation Love Ministries is offering “Break Meal Kits” to Madison County families as spring breaks take place at area schools throughout March.
Executive director Andrea (On-Dray-uh) Baker explained the need on Oldies 101’s “Anderson Journal” morning show.
Long-time Anderson civil servant Kimberly Townsend has thrown her hat into the ring as a Democratic candidate to represent District 36 in the state House of Representatives. She explained her reason for running
From Oldies 101’s “Anderson Talks”
A former Pendleton Correctional Facility sergeant has reached a plea agreement admitting he deprived an inmate of his rights in March 2024. The Herald Bulletin says Shaunacy Edmonds would serve 10 years in prison and face a $250,000 fine under the deal. Edmonds was indicted in December 2024 on accusations he beat a handcuffed inmate in the prison infirmary.
MuncieArts is celebrating its 15th anniversary. Formally named the Muncie Arts and Culture Council, the Star Press says the organization promoted public art supported local artists since its incorporation in 2011 and has evolved into the city’s official arts partner.
As Liberty Christian prepares for its third straight boys basketball semi-state appearance, coach Norman Anderson told Oldies 101’s “Anderson Journal” morning show experience is a key factor for this team, even with newcomer Monte Dillard starting at center.
The Madison County Commissioners have approved an ordinance establishing a process for reporting how the county’s opioid settlement funds are spent. The Herald Bulletin says Madison County will receive $1.4 million for unrestricted spending and $4.5 million in restricted funds.
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