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This Week in Ball State Sports  featured Head Coach Mike Uremovich, soccer standout Addie Chester, and AD Jeff Mitchell. From lessons learned against Purdue to preparing for Auburn, back-to-back wins for Ball State Soccer, and new fan experiences at Scheumann Stadium — this episode has it all.

Catch the replay on all podcast platforms by searching This Week in Ball State Sports, and send your questions to [email protected].

John Coutinho, Director of Delaware County EMA. From budget season pressures to new river safety markers, CERT volunteer training, and even drones and ham radios, Coutinho explained how his team keeps Muncie and Delaware County prepared for emergencies.

Then Later in the hour!

On Delaware County Today, Reed Levitz joined us to share details about this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s — happening Saturday, Sept. 20 at Cannon Commons in Downtown Muncie.

Choose your flower in the Promise Garden

Walk 1 or 2 miles (or cheer from the sidelines)

Support local caregivers & raise awareness

Help reach the $120,000 fundraising goal for Alzheimer’s research

Don’t go it alone — join the fight against Alzheimer’s. Learn more or start a team at alz.org/walk.

Catch the full conversation on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie – 92.5 FM, 1340 AM, and wmunmuncie.com.

 Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Delaware & Madison Counties

On Delaware County Today, Reed Levitz joined Brett Busby to share details about this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s — happening Saturday, Sept. 20 at Cannon Commons in Downtown Muncie.

Choose your flower in the Promise Garden

Walk 1 or 2 miles (or cheer from the sidelines)

Support local caregivers & raise awareness

Help reach the $120,000 fundraising goal for Alzheimer’s research

Don’t go it alone — join the fight against Alzheimer’s. Learn more or start a team at alz.org/walk.

Catch the full conversation on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie – 92.5 FM, 1340 AM, and wmunmuncie.com.

John Coutinho, Director of Delaware County EMA. From budget season pressures to new river safety markers, CERT volunteer training, and even drones and ham radios, Coutinho explained how his team keeps Muncie and Delaware County prepared for emergencies.

Catch the full conversation and more local updates every weekday from 8–9 a.m. on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie – 92.5 FM, 1340 AM, and wmunmuncie.com.

Delaware County Today highlighted two big community stories:

Local combat veterans Brian Wilson, Ronnie Allen, and Nathan Jones shared how they’re helping fellow vets — and invited all to the Delaware County Veterans Stand Down on Sept. 16, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at Heartland Hall, Delaware County Fairgrounds. Free with proof of service, featuring 40+ resources.

Conductor Isaac Denniston introduced the newly renamed White River Orchestra and their family-friendly fall concert, Once Upon a Sound — Oct. 11 in Muncie & Oct. 12 in New Castle. Free and open to all.

Replay at WMUNmuncie.com or on Facebook.

Delaware County Today welcomed Isaac Denniston, conductor of the newly renamed White River Orchestra (formerly ECICO). He shared the group’s mission of bringing music across the region, blending classics with modern favorites like Marvel scores and even Abbey Road.

Big news: their free fall concert, Once Upon a Sound, is coming up!

October 11 – 2:30 p.m. at Northside Middle School (Muncie), in partnership with Muncie Public Library

October 12 – 2:30 p.m. at New Castle High School, in partnership with New Castle Library

Family-friendly, storytime style, and 100% free. Learn more at WhiteRiverOrchestra.org.

Delaware County Today with Bret Busby featured Brian Wilson, Ronnie Allen, and Nathan Jones, three local combat veterans working hard to support their fellow service members. They discussed the challenges of returning from combat, the vital role of Veterans Service Officers, and how local vets can get help with housing, food, addiction recovery, and more.

Don’t miss the Delaware County Veterans Stand Down — Tuesday, September 16th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Heartland Hall, Delaware County Fairgrounds. Free admission for all veterans with proof of service. Over 40 vendors will provide resources from the VA, health services, housing support, and more.