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Local news, including the Sagamore of the Wabash award, recently presented to Don Finnegan.

On this episode of Page Turners, Cam and TC talk about Alice in Wonderland, discussing both the book itself and the cultural impact of Lewis Caroll's masterpiece.

Concrete Rose and Charmed Cupcake Co. team up to help promote black-owned businesses to black youth in Muncie Indiana, and provide volunteer opportunities.

- Big Ten comes down hard on Michigan
- Ball State Basketball Big Non-Conference Matchup
- #Colts in action in Germany Sunday
- Regional Football Tonight
- George Bremer from Herald Bulletin joins
- Rob Fisher talks HS Football

Some key moments:  at the 1:29 mark, the National Anthem.  At the 5:53 mark, the Student Council.  At the 14:25 mark, the meaning of The Missing Man Table.  At the 28:16 mark, Veteran's speak!

Mark Foerster gives an update on High School sporting events, as well as Ball State Football's recently won Bronze Cornstalk trophy.

AP Economics Teacher from Yorktown High School Steve Brown talks about his AP Economics annual sock drive for Muncie Mission. Starting November 13th, the class will collect men's white socks, crew length, sizes 6 through 12, to be delivered to Muncie Mission on December 20th. Socks can be dropped off at any Yorktown Community School office, The Yorktown Public Library, and the office of the Town of Yorktown.

Mark Foerster stops by to update us on High School sports, and Yorktown High School Teacher Steve Brown talks about an upcoming sock drive hosted by his AP Economics class.

CEO of Heart of Indiana United Way Jenni Marsh and Suzanne Clem from Open Door Health Services talks about preparing for Flu season, as well as open enrollment for Health Insurance.

Jenni Marsh from Heart of Indiana United Way and Suzanne Clem from Open Door Health Services talk about the two organizations partnership, and Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour gives an update on several events going on around the community.