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Lovold is featured Lunch with League speaker
If you see someone in overalls out along Sugar Creek Trail helping a class of college kids identify mustard garlic or burning bush that might be Sam Lovold. Or, you might find him in your … more
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City and county offficeholders gathered Monday to break ground on the Purple Heart Parkway Extenion project. Pictured, from left, are Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton, Crawfordsville City Councilmen Stan Hamilton and Ethan Hollander, Montgomery County Council President David Hunt, Montgomery County Commissioners Jim Fulwider and Dan Guard, Montgomery County Councilwoman Joyce Grimble, Montgomery County Councilman Brett Cating and Montgomery County Commission President John Frey.
Parkway extension marks development milestone
Ceremonial shovels wedged into the soft ground on the city’s south side symbolize more than the start of just another road project. On Monday, city and county officials as well as project … more
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Temporary lane closures to impact U.S. 231 in Crawfordsville
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces temporary lane closures that will be coming to U.S. 231 in Crawfordsville between I-74 and Market Street for resurfacing, patching, and pipe work. … more
Jessyca South and Mark Ward-Bopp will participate in the 10th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars on May 18.
Team of Ward-Bopp and South ready to dance
Mark Ward-Bopp Mark Ward-Bopp is a retired children’s pastor and now is a part-time foster parent educator. He has lived in Montgomery County for 26 years. In his spare time, he loves … more
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Members of the Knights of Columbus will conduct the annual Tootsie Roll Drive on May 10-11.
Knights of Columbus to collect for Special Olympics
Knights of Columbus members will again collect donations during the annual Tootsie Roll Drive on May 10-11. Members will be collecting donations from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 10 and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. … more
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Board OKs final purchase of threatened properties
The final two properties along Wayne Avenue threatened by creek erosion will be purchased by the city. On Wednesday, members of the Board of Public Works & Safety approved a purchase … more
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New Green Alert will help find missing, at-risk veterans
STATEHOUSE ­— A new public notification similar to Indiana’s Amber Alert will soon help first responders locate missing and at-risk veterans thanks to efforts supported by Montgomery … more
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Annual Sugar Creek spring cleanup a success
More than 50 people came out to volunteer for the Sugar Creek Spring Cleanup on Saturday. Dedicated and new volunteers joined forces to clean trash and debris along the banks of Sugar Creek … more
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On April 18, Angie Carver, Lesia Showalter and Staci Duncan were sworn in by Judge Darren Chadd to be Court Appointed Special Advocates. These women spent 30 hours training in person and doing outside of class reading. As CASAs, they will be advocating for children who are involved in the child welfare system. They get to know the children and their families by visiting, attending meetings, and having contact with service providers. CASAs submit fact-based reports to the Court detailing the family's progress towards reunification. If this sounds like something you are interested in being a part of, contact Kate Doty at kate@mcysb.org for more information.
New CASA Graduates

North approves Bratton summer trips for students
LINDEN ­— North Montgomery students can now experience the joy of travel through the annual Bratton Adventures summer program. The program gives students opportunities to take … more
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Darla Goodrich and Steve Frees are partners in the 10th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars.
Goodrich, Frees plan energetic dance number
Darla Goodrich Darla Goodrich is the senior minister at First Christian Church in Crawfordsville. She has lived in Crawfordsville since August 2016 when she became the minister at First … more
Wabash College 2024 Day of Giving: Celebrate. Participate. Elevate.
Wabash College wants its campus, community and friends across the world to celebrate, participate and elevate the College’s profile and its students’ experiences during its annual Day of … more
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Crawfordsville Community School Corp. board members and district administrator are pictured, from left, front row, board members Steve McLaughlin, Susan Albrecht and Kathy Brown; and back row, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Brent Bokhart, board members Kent Minnette and J. Monte Thompson, and Superintendent Dr. Rex Ryker.
CCSC school board honored by state association
The Crawfordsville Community School Corporation School Board has been recognized by the Indiana School Boards Association with an Exemplary Governance Award for calendar year 2023 for demonstrating … more
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Thomas K. Milligan Justice Center at 307 Binford St.
Commissioners approve study of Milligan building
Montgomery County Commissioners took another step Monday toward completing the ADA project at the Thomas K. Milligan Justice Center at 307 Binford St. To advance the project, Building … more
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Hayden Kammer was a cast member for the Wabash College theater department’s production of “As You Like It” in October 2022, playing the role of Jaques.
Kammer ’24 earns Fulbright Scholarship
Wabash College student Hayden Kammer ’24 earned a Fulbright open study/research award to Latvia. Kammer will be based at the Baltic International Academy in Riga, Latvia, with the goal of … more
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County to hold public hearing on Comprehensive Plan update
After almost a year of public meetings and input, the update to the county’s Comprehensive Plan will have a public hearing at the County Plan Commission meeting scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday. … more
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Author to share Wallace’s defense of Cincinnati
Under the threat of Confederate invasion in September 1862, panic gripped the streets of Cincinnati, Ohio. It was the sixth largest city in the United States and was not only strategically important, … more
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Man faces attempted murder, battery charges
BROWNS VALLEY — A dispute in Browns Valley over grass clippings has left one man hospitalized and another man jailed on felony charges of attempted murder, aggravated battery, battery by means … more
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John Smillie has earned recognition from the Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute. He is one of a dozen Indiana residents honored for their dedication to creating a more sustainable and resilient Hoosier state.
Smillie named Hoosier Resilience Hero
Smillie named Hoosier Resilience Hero Local man recognized for contributing to healthier, more sustainable Indiana For the Journal Review   Since turning his climate anxiety … more
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Planting season is quickly approaching for Indiana’s 94,000 farmers. With the warm weather and sunshine, Hoosier motorists will also see more large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana’s rural roads and highways.
Motorists: Stay alert and share the road with farm equipment
Planting season is quickly approaching for Indiana’s 94,000 farmers. With the warm weather and sunshine, Hoosier motorists will also see more large slow-moving farm equipment traveling … more
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