Henry County

Let's see.

We have Shannon Thom, the County Council District 3 candidate, incumbent, current councilman.

He's going to be our featured guest today.

We did invite Angela Mahaffey, the challenger in the race.

What SB1 does to people, how the council sets their budget, what happens when the state comes to them and says, hey, you need to cut money right now.

How does that happen? Where does it go? And they just had a very, very high profile vote this last week that really hasn't made the newspaper or the public conversation yet.

But there's some funding coming to the Henry County Expo Center that I think Shannon's going to want to talk about and the public's going to be interested in.

so that is the rough plan um and then we'll probably talk some sports too because some really big stuff happened today and we are guys that just can't not talk about that uh the show's about our lives we're rolling dana we're here to push your boundaries and make you think as individuals sometimes we'll provoke you other times to make you laugh but hopefully you'll always learn something new uh caleb this is the part of the show where but mr bones tells us about patreon and

And we're going to be talking about some goings-on politics.

in both Muncie and Henry County.

Okay.

Oh, yes.

Okay.

So we're going to watch two meetings out of Muncie.

And then on the second half of the show, we're going to jump to a very peculiar thing that has been happening in a specific meeting in Henry County.

So tonight we're going to be talking about Muncie and Henry County.

So this will be focusing on Delaware County, but it will also be focusing on East Central Indiana as a whole.

So Madison County, Henry County, Winchester, Randolph County, Jay County, kind of that whole East Central, Central Indiana area.

When concerning data centers, now specifically, we're going to be focusing on

Delaware County

Well, prior to, uh, my lawn care business, I was in law enforcement.

I was a deputy sheriff in Henry County.

Um, I came down with throat cancer.

They ended up taking half of my larynx, 10 surgeries, 18 months of treatment.

Um, w- we had a once in a lifetime, once in a generation, once in a century flood that came through your district.

I know Wayne County and Henry County both were ground zero for the tip of the spear for the beginning of the flood.

Correct.

Uh, I, I wanted to hear from you as to how government responded, how it went, what went well, um, and what your experience was, 'cause I know you represent Newcastle.

So, so there, there's been a lot of y- y- obviously utility rates and the way things are set through the Indiana Re- Utility Regulatory Commission has been a big, big, uh, big story.

Multiple members in and out of that committee throughout the year.

Uh, and the reason why a lot of these utilities are saying, "Hey, we need to raise rates," is because we've got a bunch of mega power consumption s- things coming online in data centers Um, Henry County approved one, um, the local rules said it was fine, and they've got a plan where, you know, they would have an on-site power generation unit, which in my mind kind of passed the sniff test.

Uh, but I don't know that that's the case everywhere, every one of these sites that are-

So tonight, ladies and gentlemen, on the show, just giving you kind of a quick understanding of what we're going to be talking about tonight.

We're going to be talking about Delaware County events and issues, and then we're going to kick into Henry County events and issues.

So we're going to be doing the old Delaware County, Henry County thing.

So tonight what we're going to be talking about is Tim Overton, the Republican Party chairman.

from Delaware County.

Then we're going to talk about there's a then leaving Delaware County.

We're going to talk about the Sproles watch that has been issued.

We are under a Sproles watch in Henry County.

And I thought, oh, my God, I forgot.

Tonight, the Henry County Sheriff's candidates were live on the Boss Hogs of Liberty podcast.

And I said, well, God has answered my questions.

There is the answer.

The episodes that you want to watch, if you're interested in that, are Sunday's episode, last Sunday, which is episode 744, and last night's episode, which is 746.

Okay? Tonight, tonight, we are going to be...

getting our first look at the Henry County Sheriff's candidates from the Boss Hogs of Liberty podcast.

Now, I told you last night as well that we're in the process of getting candidates signed up to come on our program.

Yeah.

So Cory Criswell, your state representative in District 54, so service, uh, serve Rush County, Henry County, and portions of Hancock and Shelby.

Uh, happily married to my lovely wife for 11 years, and been together for 15 now.

I have two beautiful kids, Caleb and Carly.

That is perpetual carnage.

Well, Wayne County is.

Henry County doesn't have any expectation of being under construction.

It's just under repair from time to time.