Greenfield-Central visits Delta in WMUN’s High School Football Game of the Week tonight. Pregame coverage is scheduled to begin at 6:50 p.m. with kickoff at 7:30. A free TV-style broadcast also will be available at www.ihsaatv.org/woofboom and on the WMUN Facebook page.
Grieving Yorktown visits Pendleton Heights in Oldies 101’s High School Football Game of the Week tonight. Pregame coverage is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. with kickoff at 7. FM, AM and free videocast for both games – Facebook and links on our news page. www.ihsaatv.org/woofboom and on the Facebook pages.
Sectional pairings to be determined Sunday night at 7 p.m., on 92-5, 101.1 FM as well as 1240 and 1340 AM.
It’s getting difficult to keep up. Allegations, counter allegations, and now charges by both candidates for the 5th Congressional District about a debate. Wednesday afternoon, JD Ford said in a release that Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (IN-05) wouldn’t do it. Earlier in that day, she told me directly that she WAS in favor. Yesterday in a release, she challenged her Democratic opponent to what she called “a real policy debate, not a staged rally with his activists.” Two TV stations have offered to host: WTHR: October 19 or 20, and FOX59/CBS4: October 23 or 30. Spartz says she is ready to participate under either station’s proposed format and welcomes constituents from both sides in the audience if the stations can accommodate them. By the way, WMUN has also offered to host, moderate, and broadcast a debate – and we’ll share information if and when it becomes a reality.
The Elwood City Council has approved a 2027 budget that includes a 3% pay raise for city employees. The Herald Bulletin says the budget appropriates $2.7 million for the Elwood Police Department and $2 million for the Elwood Fire Department.
First Choice for Women is our October Hometown Hero of the Month. Executive director Maria French explains what the organization stands for and how it helps young families prepare for parenthood.
This Sunday is the deadline to reserve tickets for their upcoming fundraiser dinner.
The Madison County Plan Commission will meet Tuesday with Jupiter Power’s request to rezone two parcels for a proposed battery storage facility in Adams Township. The Herald Bulletin says local residents have hired attorney Laureen White to represent their interests.
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra opens its 2026-27 season October 24 with “Masquerade” at the Paramount Theater at 7:30 p.m. in conjunction with the Anderson Youth Ballet Theater. Executive director Darla Sallee has solid praise for ASO conductor Daniel Wiley.
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz has been named Legislator of the Year by the Indiana Primary Health Care Association. The award honors Spartz for her work in approving access to affordable, high-quality care and engaging with the state’s community health centers.
Former Democratic Muncie mayoral candidate Jeff Robinson is out as development director at the Shafer Leadership Academy after what he described as his own “scumbag” behavior. The Star Press says online comments Robinson made – including sexual remarks about local women – recently became public. Shafer also announced this week that Tisha Gierhart is the interim director to replace a second person also implicated, and no longer with Shafer.
Madison County Emergency Management will host a “Point of Presence” community outreach event for flood disaster survivors next week. Residents will be able to register for state or federal assistance and check their status during the event. It will take place October 13-14 at the Anderson Public Library from 1 to 7 p.m. and October 15-16 at Zion Baptist Church from noon to 6 p.m.
2010 Lapel High School graduate Taylor Poulos has returned to Madison County as a deputy prosecutor. The Herald Bulletin says the 36-year-old’s husband, Matt, is the chief deputy in Hamilton County’s prosecutor’s office.
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