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From Delta High to Worldwide Radio Waves
 
Sixteen-year-old Hunter Reed joins Delaware County Today to share his passion for amateur radio and his role with the Muncie Amateur Radio Club. He’s already achieved the highest-level FCC license and is helping coordinate this year’s Field Day, where the public can experience emergency communication demonstrations firsthand.
 
 Learn what it takes to get licensed, why ham radio matters in a crisis, and how it’s still building community — one signal at a time.
 
 Field Day: June 28–29
 Morrow’s Meadow, Yorktown
 Replay at WMUNmuncie.com

Sheriff Tony Skinner joined Bret Busby live on WMUN to talk about storms, safety, and serious issues affecting our community.
 
From the fourth local homicide this year to rumors about moving county government offices, plus a $400,000 backlog from the state—and what ICE actually does in our area.
 
 Learn how your tax dollars are (and aren’t) being used, how many 911 calls came in during Tuesday’s storm, and how local law enforcement trains to de-escalate and protect.
 
 Catch Delaware County Today, live and local every weekday 8–9 a.m. on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie.
 
 Replay available anytime at WMUNmuncie.com

🏡 Yorktown's Growth & Local Buzz! 🎙️
This morning on Delaware County Today, guest host Bret Busby welcomed Erin Hurley, Yorktown's Assistant Town Manager, for an insightful chat!
They covered everything from exciting new apartments and major infrastructure updates to the vibrant Civic Green concerts and the incredible bravery of a Yorktown police officer. Plus, hear about local businesses thriving and why Yorktown is the "diamond of Delaware County"!
#YorktownIN #DelawareCountyToday #CommunityNews #LocalGovernment #BretBusby #WMUN

Get ready to be inspired! Bret Busby recently had the privilege of interviewing Jennifer Carmack Brilliant from Hoosier Burn Camp, and her insights into how they transform the lives of young burn survivors are truly powerful.
Jennifer shares how their annual summer camp provides a vital week of "normalcy" where kids can simply be themselves, surrounded by understanding volunteers and peers. But it's so much more than just a camp—Hoosier Burn Camp offers year-round support, fostering a community where survivors find friends, family, and the resilience to pursue their dreams. You'll even hear a story about a former camper who's now an Indianapolis firefighter, all thanks to the guidance he received!
Curious how a $20 donation can literally help a child feel comfortable enough to put on a swimsuit for the first time? Find out in this must-watch interview!
#HoosierBurnCamp #BurnSurvivors #SupportSystem #CommunityLove #Inspiration #WMunc

 On today’s Delaware County Today with guest host Bret Busby:
 
Tatum Carter shares her deeply personal motivation behind entering the Inked Magazine contest. Her young son is a cancer survivor, and if she wins, she plans to donate the $25,000 prize to support  childhood cancer research. 
Then, State Representative Sue Errington (District 34) joins us in studio to talk about post-session legislative updates. She discusses budget changes affecting child care and public services, how property tax reform may shift burdens locally, and her push for a summer study committee on lithium battery recycling.
 
Replays posted daily at WMUNmuncie.com
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State Rep. Sue Errington joined guest host Bret Busby on Delaware County Today to share thoughtful insights on hot-button issues—from childcare funding and property tax reform to marijuana policy, SNAP benefits, and lithium battery recycling.
 
She also reflected on her recent trip to North Carolina for her granddaughter’s graduation and a peaceful No Kings rally. Whether it’s inside the legislature or back home in Muncie, Rep. Errington continues to stay active, listen closely, and advocate for thoughtful solutions.
 
 Catch the full conversation at WMUNmuncie.com
 Replays air daily on WMUN 92.5 FM / 1340 AM
#DelawareCountyToday #IndianaPolitics #SueErrington #WMUNradio #MuncieNews

“If I was any better, people would be tuning to another station!”
This morning, Bret Busby sat down with Tatum Carter —  animal rescuer, and passionate mom on a mission. She’s fighting to win a national tattoo contest… not for fame, but to give back. After her son’s battle with cancer, Tatum is determined to pay it forward by donating her winnings to childhood cancer research.
Find her on Facebook (look for the photo with her grandson in a yellow shirt) and vote daily to help this Ridgeville hero make a difference!
#DelawareCountyToday #WMUN #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #LocalVoices #VoteForTatum