WVRX Carthage, Indiana

18/02/2025

This is how you thin out the stupid. Let them do them.

Reality Check for Feminists...

The results won't change if you try this with a bear...
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18/02/2025

We will have one of the Jocks do a spot for this event. Any and all events or news can be sent to us for the regular news rotation. Just FYI.

RUSHVILLE - The community of Rushville is rallying together to support a young couple who recently faced an unimaginable tragedy. Rushville residents and parents of a three-month-old boy, affectionately known as Baby G, lost their son due to a heart condition he was born with, although complications weren't expected. This unforeseen loss has left them not only grieving but also facing daunting financial challenges.

In response to this tragedy, Josh Moore and Jerrid Wright has organized a co****le tournament set for March 22, to raise funds for the family.

"Obviously, this young couple was not prepared mentally or financially for something like this to happen; this young couple is in need of our help," said Josh Moore, the event host. "They have medical expenses, funeral costs and common everyday expenses as they battle through this tragic time."

The tournament will be held at Rushville Elks, beginning with registration at 10:30 a.m., followed by the first games at noon. The cost is $10 per person. The event will have food, drinks and a silent auction featuring various items generously donated by local businesses and residents.

In addition to participating in the tournament, community members unable to attend can contribute directly to the family through Venmo -Foreman-1.

Those wishing to donate auction items or for more information, reach out to Josh Moore at (765) 570-6885 or Jerrid Wright at (812) 560-7824.

"We hope that you will join us in coming together to support a young family who recently experienced the unimaginable," Moore said. "Although Baby G spent a short time on this earth, he changed and touched the hearts of so many in his time. As you can imagine, as young parents or just parents in general, you never imagine this happening to you. We hope to see a massive turnout to show them they are not alone in this fight."

For further information and donation details, visit https://www.facebook.com/share/1PhkYUTiq5/.

Reported by Cassie Garrett

18/02/2025

Local artist Wylde Childe held the #2 spot on the charts on Reverb Nation for his song, "Heartbreaker" last week. Congrats. https://deezer.page.link/M6XPfc7Eo6kKkWnb6

28/01/2025

Why. Can they close a road without a permit? It's been closed at least 6 times since July. A 1 mile closure for 200 feet of activity?

25/01/2025

Chart movement for the week ending 1/25/25.

24/01/2025

We can't demand better food if we don't even know what to demand to begin with.

Source: 15 American Foods That Are Illegal In Other Countries   They've been playing mad scientist with our food for a long time and now change may be finally coming. But folks on the left are trying to demonize Robert Kennedy before anything happens because "screw the country if I…

24/01/2025

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! We just added a TON of Indiana Native groups from Rock to Bluegrass. You asked, we delivered. Still not on the station? Drop us a line!

24/01/2025

Scan the code, get the app. Boom.

23/01/2025

Vince checks in on some out of touch American beliefs on new Microturbos and small engines. The reality is not a pleasant one, and people are avoiding it.

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21/01/2025

This needs to stop.

And they're getting sneaky about it. They know even home SELLERS don't want their home to end up in the hands of someone who never plans to sell it, but rent it. So now these predators are posing as private buyers. Who is going to stop this?

20/01/2025

Cap it, but really... Less lazy tax ideas would help, such as extorting people by forcing them to pay protection money - We're sorry - PROPERTY TAX - on property they legally own. And Taxing retirees? That's just plain WRONG.

Indiana Senate Republicans have released their 2025 legislative agenda, which includes a bill that calls for property tax reform. Senate Bill 1, written by Indiana State Sen. Travis Holdman, a Republican from Markle, will give Indiana Senate Republicans the chance to collaborate with the Indiana Hou...