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Garry Joseph talked with Jasmine Colette (Jazz) from the incredible, Juno Award-winning Blue Moon Marquee!
He got the inside scoop on their musical influences, their amazing origin story, why they love performing for communities like the City of Muncie, and exactly what you can expect from this Saturday night's show as part of the Muncie Three Trails Music Series.
 
THE DETAILS:
• WHO: Blue Moon Marquee at 2025 Muncie Three Trails Concert Series
• WHEN: This Saturday, August 16th | 7 PM
• WHERE: Canan Commons in Downtown Muncie
• PRICE: FREE!
Let's pack Canan Commons for some world-class blues!
#Muncie #FreeMusic #BlueMoonMarquee #MuncieThreeTrails #LiveBlues

Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith gets candid on D.C.’s National Guard, state remote work, deepfake allegations, and even his family’s claim to creating Moose Tracks ice cream.
Later in the Hour...
Quest Fest is almost here!
This Friday, August 15, Cannon Commons in downtown Muncie comes alive with celebration — starting with our Quest for the Best awards and followed by a free community concert from Toy Factory, 6:30–8 p.m.
Help our teachers! Bring school supplies for the Back to School Teachers Store and get entered into prize drawings. Full supply list and event info at WLBC.com — just click the “Quest Fest 25” logo.
 And a big Happy 50th Birthday to Chuck Reynolds!

 Hot temps, hot topics, and one sweet scoop of controversy!
On Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell, Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith joins us for his monthly interview — and nothing’s off the table. From the National Guard in D.C. to remote work policies, political deepfake allegations, staff shake-ups, and his candid thoughts on Governor Braun’s support, Beckwith speaks his mind. And yes — we finally get the FULL story behind his family’s claim to creating Moose Tracks ice cream (with a little divine credit thrown in).
 
 Listen to the full conversation on WMUN Muncie — streaming now at wmunmuncie.com.

Hometown Hero: The Soup Kitchen of Muncie
 
This month, we honor the Soup Kitchen of Muncie and Executive Director Kristina Houk for their tireless work feeding neighbors in need. Serving thousands of meals each month—plus offering a safe, welcoming space—they depend on volunteers and donations to keep going strong.
 
Kristina shares the kitchen’s history, how anyone can help, and details on upcoming events like “Stuff-A-Bus” in September, and a new “Farm to Table” dinner featuring local ingredients!
 
 Learn more or get involved at soupkitchenofmuncie.org.
 Hear the full interview now at wmunmuncie.com.

Big growth, big events, big changes in Muncie!
Mayor Dan Ridenour joins Steve Lindell to talk about Delaware County’s population boost, the success of DORA zones during Fire Up Downtown, and what’s next for major city projects like the new fire station and Tillotson Avenue.
 
Hear the full conversation at wmunmuncie.com.