Tom Snape is a News Director for WRBI, a local news outlet. With a focus on community news and events, Tom covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, business, and community initiatives. He is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged through his reporting.
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Tom's coverage heavily revolves around local government, events, and community service in an unspecified geographic area. He seems to prioritize covering a wide range of topics from philanthropy to crime, education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
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Batesville topped Milan 83-64 in boys basketball heard last night on WRBI. The Bulldogs took the JV game 56-32.
(Decatur County, IN) – The Decatur Co. Sheriff’s Office says it’s received multiple reports of fraud lately when it comes to Amazon accounts.
(Indianapolis, IN) – A local community has been awarded a planning grant.
(Southeastern IN) – You can help usher in 2025 with other outdoor lovers at one of the First Day Hikes offered January 1 at Indiana state parks and lakes.
(New Point, IN) – A local used car dealer is among six around the state being sued by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office for allegedly engaging in deceptive acts.
Class 1A #6 Oldenburg Academy topped Franklin County 47-32 in girls basketball heard last night on WRBI. Rachel Suttman led the Twisters with 14 points; Gina Grote added 12 and Addisyn Lambert scored 10. The Wildcats Ruby Singer led all scorers with 15 and Madesyn Sunderhaus poured in 11. OA has won nine in a row and improves to 10-1. Franklin County drops to 4-7…In other action, Batesville knocked off Richmond 54-42, and Class 1A #11 North Decatur bested Waldron 63-44.
Batesville and East Central split a boys-girls basketball doubleheader heard Saturday evening on WRBI. The host Bulldogs won the boys contest 60-56, while the girls game went to the visiting Trojans 44-37.
(Indianapolis, IN) – The state’s unemployment rate was unchanged in November.
(Statewide) – Indiana’s busy holiday roads can put older drivers to the test.
(Columbus, OH) – Big Lots plans to start holding going out of business sales at all locations, including across Indiana, after failing to complete a deal with Nexus Capital Management LP.
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