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Hey there! Just dropping in with a quick heads-up —
We had a jam-packed episode of Delaware County Today this morning on The Talk of Muncie, WMUN (8–9 a.m. weekdays)!
Highlights included:
Word of the Day bloopers (because yes, he forgot it mid-show)
 
Interview with LaShanta Vaughn and Rob Keesling! Following a nationwide search with more than 100 applicants, LaShanta Vaughn has been selected as president and CEO of the Horizon Convention Center. Vaughn previously served as sales manager and director of sales for the convention center before being named the CEO and executive director for Destination: Muncie. Hear Rob Keesling and LaShanta Vaughn with the exclusive radio interview right here, right now!
 
The latest on a developing cold case now making national headlines
 
An offbeat (but very real) story involving a sword, a police car, and a woman in Santa Claus, Indiana
 
A lost stuffed elephant found in a butcher shop window in England — and how the town rallied to return it!
 
Interview With Cindee Elliott! Youth Symphony of East Central Indiana is hosting a BAKE SALE to benefit children who want to play music! They help children at the Ross Community Center as well! April 26th at 10AM at Benson Harley-Davidson of Muncie!
Also gave shutouts — with thanks to Leslie and Gary Joseph behind the scenes for making it all run smoothly.
Tomorrow morning, 8 a.m., same place. We’re keeping you connected, informed, and entertained.

Following a nationwide search with more than 100 applicants, LaShanta Vaughn has been selected as president and CEO of the Horizon Convention Center. Vaughn previously served as sales manager and director of sales for the convention center before being named the CEO and executive director for Destination: Muncie. Hear Rob Keesling and LaShanta Vaughn with the exclusive radio interview right here, right now!

Youth Symphony of East Central Indiana is hosting a BAKE SALE to benefit children who want to play music! They help children at the Ross Community Center as well!
April 26th at 10AM at Benson Harley-Davidson of Muncie!

Breaking World News: The passing of Pope Francis at age 88 and what’s next for the Catholic Church. Steve shares Indiana connections, and teases a future interview with international radio partners in Uganda.
 
Whats Happening in Delaware County?
• A fiery crash on Interstate 65 involving a semi loaded with spray paint cans
• An upcoming Delaware County Plan Commission hearing on signage proposals near Riverside Café
• Cigarette tax increase proposal from Indiana’s Chamber of Commerce
• A police chase ending in a crash in New Castle
Spotlight on Ball State: Economist Michael Hicks’ op-ed critiques Senate Bill 1, warning that it may hurt local budgets and disincentivize growth, despite modest residential property tax cuts.
 Last But not Least!
“Barbecue on a Budget”—Steve finally shares the long-promised story of how he turned a cheap cut of beef into a delicious dinner (with help from his wife).

Papal News, Local Moves & Big Shifts at Ball State—All on Delaware County Today
 
Today begins with global news that hits close to the heart of many—the death of the Pope. Steve walks us through what happens next in the Catholic Church, including how a new pope is selected.
 
Then, back home:
Replays of Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour briefings and how they are relevant to things happening in Muncie right now.
And in higher education headlines—Ball State University has announced the end of its DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) programming.
 
It’s local, it’s global, it’s timely.
 
Catch Delaware County Today, weekday mornings from 8–9AM on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie, 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, or stream anytime at WMUNmuncie.com.

Join Cam and TC as they catch up gothic noir author Jon Bassoff to discuss his thrilling new novel…The Memory Ward published by Blackstone Publishing. 

With the risk of severe weather in Friday night which could move into Saturday they have decided to move the Egg Hunt to the 26th at 3:00. They just don't want to see anyone get hurt. Having it on the 26th at 3:00 also might mean they will have more of the community be able to attend. No getting up early for families!