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Storms are brewing — Steve Lindell and Paul Poteet break down today’s severe weather threats.

Pacers Update — No TV? No problem. They’re on our radio.

Your Hometown Hero revealed at 8:30 AM

A developing crash investigation on State Road 67

Heartfelt stories, youth ministry, and summer outreach events

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Our Hometown Hero of the Month—the Fellowship of Christian Athletes—joins us in-studio with updates on their all-abilities summer camp!

We covered a lot!

First up, Yorktown Schools Superintendent Dr. Greg Hinshaw stopped by for his monthly visit — we talked about Statehouse impacts on schools, spring sports, the new sports performance center going up, and a little about Yorktown’s updated logo and the water tower project.

Today on WMUN, Steve Lindell welcomed guests from Men Leading Men Ministry to talk about their upcoming Leadership Summit, happening this Saturday at Blood and Fire Ministries on Madison Street.

Highlights from the conversation:

• The mission of Men Leading Men: helping Christ-following men connect, mentor, and influence their communities

• Event details:

– Date: Saturday, May 3

– Time: 8:00 a.m. to Noon

– Free breakfast provided

– Free registration at menleadingmen.org or at the door

• What to expect: A keynote speaker, breakout discussions with community mentors, and opportunities for personal growth and connection

• Why mentoring matters — and how it blesses both the mentor and mentee

Thanks to Scott Swingly and Jerry Musick for sharing their passion and leadership with our listeners!

Tune in to Delaware County Today every weekday morning from 8–9 a.m. on WMUN 92.5 FM, 1340 AM, and streaming online — your local source for news, community, and conversation.

This morning, Dr. Greg Hinshaw, Superintendent of Yorktown Community Schools, joined Steve Lindell live in studio on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie.

Topics covered:

• How new state legislation and a tough revenue forecast could impact local schools

• Updates on Yorktown’s Sports Performance Center construction and football field fundraising

• A lighter look at reading to second graders (plus donut-themed storytime!)

• Spring sports successes across Yorktown teams

• Clarifying the new official Yorktown Tiger logo and how it relates to updates like the town water tower repainting

Cam and TC catch up with Kate DeMaio who grew up in Salem, Massachusetts surrounded by ghost stories and witch tales. As a microbiologist, she studies the tiny worlds of bacteria, viruses and antibodies. As a writer, she creates magical worlds of her own.