Good morning. It is Wednesday, August 16th. It's five minutes after 10.

You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. His name is Rob Kendall.

He's on Twitter at Rob M Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels.

I'm there as well. Casey Daniels 317. We're both on YouTube right now at

Kendall and Casey in the YouTube search bar. Okay. So what is this award?

It is the torch bearer award. It's a major award. Yes.

A major award, bestowed on who's your women, a prestigious

recognition for who's your women. Sure. It's given out annually, right?

And it is supposed to go to Indiana women who make a difference in their

communities. So you might have somebody you would think who like runs a

soup kitchen or, you know, someone who volunteers in their community or,

you know, Sally works a full time job. And in between,

she's a crossing guard that helps the, you know, the children get to school

safely each day. You know what I think of like women, you know, that are doing

things for society, the betterment of society, really making it a better

place to live. Those are the sort of things you would think might be at the top

of the list. Okay. So the Indiana Commission for Women describes the torch

bearer award as going to recipients who are pioneers in their industries

throughout their life, face tough choices or obstacles, demonstrated

character made significant contributions to their communities. Yeah.

Step forward as leaders by breaking down barriers and made lasting

legacy. Okay. So that's very important that you read the description there

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