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News and Sports Director @wrbiradio 🎙️📻. Dad to 2⃣ great young men. @MiamiUniversity alum.
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New BCSC Choir Director Named

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By Tom Snape Verified
| WRBI-FM (Batesville, IN) Verified
Jacob Butzin. (Provided Photo) (Batesville, IN) – Jacob Butzin, a music educator with extensive choral leadership experience, will relocate to the area from Mississippi to serve as Choir Director for both Batesville High School (BHS) and Batesville Middle School. In addition to teaching at the two schools, he will also direct the Batesville Community School Corporation’s (BCSC) competitive show choir program, which has earned state-level recognition in recent years.
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Historic Site Funding Celebrated

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By Tom Snape Verified
| WRBI-FM (Batesville, IN) Verified
(Photo: Whitewater Canal State Historic Site) (Metamora, IN) – The full $14.4 million needed to restore the Whitewater Canal State Historic Site in Metamora is secured, following years of advocacy and fundraising. To mark this milestone, community members, local leaders and historic preservation supporters gathered at the site Monday evening to learn more about the future of the landmark.
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Red Cross Declares National Blood Crisis

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By Tom Snape Verified
| WRBI-FM (Batesville, IN) Verified
(Nationwide) – For just the second time in its history, the American Red Cross has declared a national blood supply crisis after donations fell to a four-year summer low. The organization says this deepens an emergency shortage that threatens the availability of lifesaving blood for patients across the country. Despite thousands of people answering the call to give, blood donations are not keeping pace with hospital demand — which is up during the summer trauma season.
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