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The Anderson Township Trustee’s office hosted a fact-finding meeting last week as part of the state attorney general’s investigation into Mounds Mobile Home Park. The Herald Bulletin says residents’ concerns include upkeep, water issues and a lack of clear communication with ownership.
Winchester Main Street is our Hometown Hero of the Month for April. President Jammie Michael told “Delaware County Today” about the organization’s goals.
Listen to the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
EAA Chapter 226 will host a memorial for Elwood’s Bob Snider tomorrow (Wednesday) from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Anderson Regional Airport. Snider is the amateur pilot who was killed when his plane crashed on North Madison County Road 100 West in November. The public is invited to attend the memorial.
The Muncie Community Schools Kindergarten Roundup has been set for this Thursday (April 9) from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at all six of its elementary schools. Families can register their 5-year-olds for the 2026-27 school year while getting a first-hand look at their future classroom.
An April 30 hearing at the statehouse could be worth $22 million to Nestle USA. The Herald Bulletin says that’s the difference in dispute between the company’s tax estimate for 2023 and the total issued by the Madison County assessor of $55 million.
Anderson sophomore Don Bowling III has been selected to participate in the IndyStar All-Star Futures Game on June 1 at New Palestine High School. Bowling, who averaged 20.1 points per game this season, will compete for the North squad.
Hugh Jackman is returning to Muncie. The award-winning actor, producer and philanthropist will address Ball State’s Class of 2026 during the spring commencement ceremony on May 2. Jackman will receive an honorary doctorate of arts degree during the ceremony.
HIS Contractors has submitted a low bid of $344,414 for a project to relocate sanitary and sewer lines at the site of a proposed new McDonald’s restaurant on Raible Avenue. The Herald Bulletin says some of the work must be done within 60 days according to Anderson City Engineer Matt House.
The Cultured Exchange Club is an evening alternative for Madison County business people who can’t attend the Afternoon Exchange Club. President Treva Bostic explained some of the club’s mission – including a highlight project this month – on “Anderson Talks.”
Elevate 2026, billed as “The Shooters Event of the Year” is this Thursday through Saturday (April 9th – 11th, 2026) in Muncie. Daytime meetings and events happen at the Horizon Convention Center, and some at Prairie Creek, plus firework tests and displays at the Muncie Fairgrounds. Times to be shared tomorrow, right here.
Spring practice is off to a solid start for the Ball State football team with head coach Mike Uremovich telling WMUN’s “Power Hour” he’s already seen a squad with several new faces begin to gel as a unit.
President Trump promised there would be repercussions for Indiana Republicans who failed to vote in favor of redistricting the state’s congressional map. The measure was defeated earlier this year, and POLITICO says Governor Mike Braun’s HOPE Super PAC is expected to spend $500,000 in next month’s primaries to challenge state senators who voted against redistricting.
Jupiter Power is considering a $500 million investment that would include building two battery energy storage sites in Madison County. The Herald Bulletin says the sites would be located near the intersection of County Roads 800 South and 400 East, but there are some local concerns.
Cristina Goletti has been named as dean of Ball State’s College of Fine Arts. Goletti will assume the role July 1. She currently serves as dean and professor at the College of Performing and Visual Arts at the University of Northern Colorado.
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