This Saturday, Oct. 17, as Christopher Wilson’s family lays him to rest after being murdered last week, a social media post invites schools across Indiana to turn on their football stadiums’ lights from 7:00–8:19 PM in his honor. 79 minutes for #79.
After announcing his decision to retire when his term ends at the end of 2027, Muncie mayor Dan Ridenour has elaborated a little more on his reasoning. Family plays a big role in the decision, with a better chance to travel to see more family members ahead.
Indianapolis 41-year-old Randal Bruce Moon Jr. has been sentenced to 86 years in prison for his role in the murder of 58-year-old Michael D. Greer, whose body was found in Delaware County in December. The Star Press says Moon is the first to go to trial of five Indy defendants in the case.
Anderson’s own Super D — Dee Parsons — is among the featured artists for “The Funny Pages” exhibit focusing on the Hoosier cartoonists who have carved out a special space for Indiana in the business. The exhibit is open at the Anderson Museum of Art through October 31.
Heartland Scholar House executive director Briana Price is looking forward to the screening of “By Degrees” on October 27 at the Paramount Theater. The documentary was directed by a pair of Anderson University grads and tells the story of moms in the scholar house program.
The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced it will close a section of State Road 109 for railroad track repairs south of Anderson. Work is expected to begin on or after Monday, and the road will be closed in both directions just south of County Road 500 South.
The Anderson Police Department announced they have been reaccredited by the Indiana Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission for another three years. The process follows a comprehensive review of the department’s policies, procedures, personnel, and more.to ensure continued compliance with established Commission standards. This recognition reflects the accountability, and commitment to excellence.
Yorktown Community Schools, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Muncie and Yorktown Methodist Church are partnering on a new after school program for students in Grades 6-8 starting in January. Read more about the initiative at our free Muncie Journal.com.
Our Bret Busby has a report on a special fundraiser coming up in Anderson and how you can help
Muncie 32-year-old Jacob Grayson has been found guilty of neglect resulting in death, stemming from the July 2022 shooting of his 5-year-old daughter by his 6-year-old son. His wife, Kimberly, was found guilty in March. Sentencing has been set for November 12.
The Madison County Plan Commission has voted unanimously to make two unfavorable recommendations to the Madison County Commissioners on Jupiter Power’s proposal for two battery storing facilities in Adams Township, the Herald Bulletin says.
Anderson, Lapel, Frankton, Elwood and Liberty Christian open postseason play tonight as high school volleyball sectionals continue across the state. The Indians play Muncie Central at Pendleton Heights. The three 2A schools play at Tipton, and Liberty Christian is at Purdue Poly-Broad Ripple.
Anderson Symphony Orchestra conductor Daniel Wiley opens his second season on October 24 with “Masquerade” at the Paramount Theater at 7:30 p.m. He says the show will have a little something extra for audience members who choose to participate.
Yorktown senior cross country and track athlete Kendall Turner is next in Pridemark Construction’s The Future Leaders of America series. Turner also serves as vice president of the student council and is a cheerleader. Read more of her story at our free Muncie Journal.com.
Ball State celebrates the opening of “Ages of Liberty” on Friday at 6 p.m. at Bracken Library. The free exhibit features original documents signed by founders Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton and Marquis de Lafayette.
Muncie Police and Fire will present a Trunk or Treat event in the City Hall parking lot on October 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. Free hot dogs, popcorn and hot cocoa will be available while supplies last, and our Garry Joseph will be on location.
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