People are still talking about this one
Mick Tidrow after the WLBC broadcast – Homecoming this Saturday, 3:30 p.m. Kick.
Muncie Mall update from Mayor Dad Ridenour
the Hull Property Group continues deconstruction of the mall, with the hopes of developing the property in a different way.
Former Tri-County Christian Church pastor and Liberty Christian School teacher – guilty. Bret Busby has that
This Wednesday is a busy one at Muncie Central High School, with PSAT testing
Principal Chris Walker from our Studio B last week.
Delta boys tennis at its first IHSAA state championship appearance, fished as runner-up.
Girls volleyball advancing to Regionals – Yorktown, Muncie Burris, Winchester, Lapel, and Blue River Valley.
The new Madison County Jail is expected to be completed in January at a total cost of more than $6.9 million. The Herald Bulletin says additional work is being completed on the building, with an additional 104 beds being added to original 525 estimate.
Farmland 40-year-old Dairus Eugene Thompson III was arrested last week after reportedly admitting his DNA could be found on a handgun during the investigation of the September 6 fatal shooting of Tomerious Smoots in Anderson. The Star Press says Thompson is not permitted to possess a gun.
Art’s Varsity Pizza on 29th Street closed after many decades in business, but owners posted on social media clarification that two Art’s Pizza # 1 locations (2027 Broadway St and 4762 S Scatterfield Rd.) will continue to operate.
Last week, I asked Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour if he knew anything about the Academy of Model Aeronautics selling any of their property for a data center development
the AMA’s Greg Stone released a statement last week to address rumors, saying they were “evaluating an opportunity about the property” and that operations were all on as usual.
Carl Roy Webb Boards II is now asking to represent himself in his upcoming murder trial for the July 2022 shooting of Elwood Police Officer Noah Shahnavaz. WTHR says Boards told a judge he cannot be represented by someone he believes is trying to kill him, referring to his current lawyers.
Lafayette Jeff scored 35 unanswered points in the second half to surge past Muncie Central 45-20 on Friday night and win its fourth straight North Central Conference championship. The 6-3 Bearcats travel to Kokomo this week for the sectional opener.
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