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Delaware County Today 11/20/25
A Powerful Morning: Honoring a Fallen Officer & Celebrating Local Schools
Today’s episode of Delaware County Today brings emotion, leadership, and community pride from every angle.
First, Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner sits down with us following the tragic loss of Corporal Blake Reynolds. He outlines the massive response from across the nation, and shares all the details for Friday’s visitation and Saturday’s full-honors funeral at Delta High School — including doors opening at 9 a.m., the 10 a.m. service, procession route, flag display, and expected traffic impacts.
Then, Muncie Central Principal Chris Walker joins us live from WMUN’s new video studio with major updates across the Bearcat community:
– Football’s standout season
– A 1,700-student College & Career Fair
– James and the Giant Peach preparations
– A 10% jump in on-track freshmen
– The first-ever swim meet at the new YMCA Natatorium
– And his surprise announcement: being named Educator of the Year by the Greater Muncie Area Chamber of Commerce
It’s a morning filled with heart, hope, and hometown pride — and worth every minute.
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By WMUNA Powerful Morning: Honoring a Fallen Officer & Celebrating Local Schools
Today’s episode of Delaware County Today brings emotion, leadership, and community pride from every angle.
First, Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner sits down with us following the tragic loss of Corporal Blake Reynolds. He outlines the massive response from across the nation, and shares all the details for Friday’s visitation and Saturday’s full-honors funeral at Delta High School — including doors opening at 9 a.m., the 10 a.m. service, procession route, flag display, and expected traffic impacts.
Then, Muncie Central Principal Chris Walker joins us live from WMUN’s new video studio with major updates across the Bearcat community:
– Football’s standout season
– A 1,700-student College & Career Fair
– James and the Giant Peach preparations
– A 10% jump in on-track freshmen
– The first-ever swim meet at the new YMCA Natatorium
– And his surprise announcement: being named Educator of the Year by the Greater Muncie Area Chamber of Commerce
It’s a morning filled with heart, hope, and hometown pride — and worth every minute.