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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!

Big conversations on Delaware County Today this morning!
Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner stops by for a candid talk on recovery resources, addiction, and the role of law enforcement in helping—not just arresting. Plus, his take on Prosecutor Eric Hoffman’s re-election bid and party switch, and what’s ahead for Skinner himself.
Later, Ball State President Geoff Mearns joins Steve Lindell at 8:30 to talk state and federal funding, what’s next for BSU Athletics, the return of full-contact cornhole (maybe?), and yes—he’s answering the question everyone’s asking: Is the pizza robot still alive??
 
Tune in 8–9 AM on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie, 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, or stream it live at wmunmuncie.com.

Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns joins us live!
We’re talking money (state + federal funding), Ball State Day, and what the new athletics marketing deal means for BSU.
Also on the list:
Commencement updates
The return of full-contact cornhole??
That mysterious pizza robot — is it still spinning out slices?
Catch it all with Steve Lindell on WMUN — 92.5 FM, 1340 AM, or stream it live!

Sheriff Tony Skinner Talks Recovery, Politics & What’s Next
On this episode of Delaware County Today, Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner joins Steve Lindell for a wide-ranging, timely conversation.
From the resources available in Muncie for those battling drug and alcohol addiction, to the role of law enforcement in supporting recovery—not just making arrests—Tony speaks candidly about the challenges and the hope.
He also reacts to Prosecutor Eric Hoffman’s announcement: a re-election bid and a party switch from Democrat to Republican. Will Sheriff Skinner endorse anyone? And what’s next for him personally and professionally?
 
Catch Delaware County Today, weekdays from 8 to 9AM on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie, 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, and streaming at WMUNmuncie.com.

Start your day the Delaware County way—with real talk, local updates, and voices that matter.
On this episode of Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell, Yorktown Town Manager Chase Bruton stops by to talk about what Senate Bill 1 could mean for small towns, how local leaders are preparing, and what’s ahead for Yorktown—from fun family events to community development projects you’ll want to know about.
Plus:🌤️ A check of your weather forecast from WMUN meteorologist Paul Poteet📰 A roundup of the latest local news🎙️ And a whole lot more, live and local from The Talk of Muncie
Tune in to Delaware County Today, weekday mornings from 8–9AM on WMUN, 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, or stream it anytime at WMUNmuncie.com.

SB1, Small-Town Impact & Big Fun Ahead in Yorktown
What does Senate Bill 1 really mean for local towns like Yorktown? On Delaware County Today, Yorktown Town Manager Chase Bruton joins Steve Lindell to break it down.
Chase shares how SB1 could affect town budgets —Plus, he shifts gears to highlight the exciting events coming soon to Yorktown: from concerts and festivals to farmers markets that bring the community together.
Local insight, statewide issues, and a preview of what makes Yorktown such a vibrant place to live.
Catch the full conversation on Delaware County Today—live weekdays from 8 to 9AM on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie, 92.5 FM / 1340 AM, or stream it at WMUNmuncie.com.