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Stroke Awareness and Support in Muncie — On Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell, we shine a light on stroke recovery and community care. Shelby Fritz, Speech Pathologist at IU Health Ball Memorial, and Lisa Hayes, Stroke Program Coordinator, explain the signs of a stroke using the FAST method and discuss how every second counts in treatment. They also announce the return of the “C’s” Stroke Support Group — Supporting Each Other After Stroke — which begins September 9 at 3 p.m. and continues every second Tuesday at IU Health’s Orthopedic Center on West North Street in Muncie. Open to survivors, families, and caregivers alike.

Hear how this compassionate team helps patients through the hardest moments — and how you or a loved one can find connection, understanding, and support.

Listen to the full conversation at wmunmuncie.com or on the WMUN podcast feed.

The countdown to a new school year is on! On Delaware County Today, Yorktown Superintendent Dr. Greg Hinshaw joins us to share big wins and big plans — from SAT and AP test triumphs to facility upgrades and the ever-expanding strength and conditioning program. Plus, hear the inspiring stories of standout students and learn how new truancy legislation and budget impacts could affect the year ahead. It’s all things Yorktown Schools — only on WMUN. 

Today on Delaware County Today — Cookie Monster actually led a press conference at the Brickyard 400 and yes, he tried to eat the checkered flag .

Plus:

A wild travel update from Uganda’s Gaetano

Greg Hinshaw shares updates on development and next steps for our community

Box office buzz

World Hepatitis Day spotlight

AI privacy warnings

And lifeguards save a deer from the ocean?!

Catch it all now at WMUNmuncie.com #WMUN #CookieMonster #GregHinshaw #Brickyard400 #DelawareCountyToday

The countdown to a new school year is on! On Delaware County Today, Yorktown Superintendent Dr. Greg Hinshaw joins us to share big wins and big plans — from SAT and AP test triumphs to facility upgrades and the ever-expanding strength and conditioning program. Plus, hear the inspiring stories of standout students and learn how new truancy legislation and budget impacts could affect the year ahead. It’s all things Yorktown Schools — only on WMUN.

Come On Over – Stories worth slowing down for.

This week, Pat Smith welcomes Kristin Freehill 

to talk about growing up in Muncie’s Northview neighborhood—where kids played outside until sundown, neighbors looked out for each other, and the walk to school was part of the fun.

They compare what childhood looked like then versus now—and how technology, culture, and even air conditioning may have reshaped neighborhood life.

 A thoughtful, nostalgic start to a two-part conversation on community and connection.

Catch Part 1 now, and stay with us next week for more in the next episode.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of fantasy as author Erica Eberhart unveils the magical tapestry of her "Elder Tree Trilogy." Get ready to be spellbound as she teases upcoming releases with Cam and TC!