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The Turkey Run Elementary School Math Bowl Team competed in the district contest held April 9 held at Central Elementary. The competition focused on algebra and covered standards in grades 6-8. Students are expected to have standards in grades K-5 mastered. Questions generally consisted of 6-8 standards. There are four rounds with eight questions in each round. Team members are, from left, front row, Will Davies, Colby Lamb, Owen Mundell, Jordan McLain, Brenton Hart and Carter Chapman; and back row, Coach Alicia Mathis, Morrissa Brown, Piper Green, Zoey Blystone, Cobie McCrory and Allie Sauter.
TRES Math Bowl Competes
Photo Provided Parke Heritage Middle School recently experienced a transformation, thanks to the Indiana State Teachers Association and Aspiring Educators through their annual community partnership event, Outreach to Teach. Held on April 13, this event saw PHMS receiving a comprehensive makeover, which included painting the dugouts, making two murals in the hallways, revamping the teacher’s lounge, adding an outdoor court area, painting a crosswalk that students use to the local gas station, updating signs and more. Only one school in the state is selected for this project each year. PHMS math teacher Ashley McAmis nominated the school for this event and worked tirelessly to prepare for the beautification process. The success of the Outreach to Teach event at PHMS was made possible by the remarkable turnout and dedication of over 188 volunteers, including ISTA and AE members, local representatives, as well as, students and staff from PHMS. The transformation of PHMS is a shining example of what can be achieved when educators, students, and the community come together to help enhance the learning environment for students. Pictured are most of the Outreach to Teach volunteers gathered in the PHMS gym for instructions before dispersing to their separate work areas.
PHMS Experiences Makeover
Parke Heritage Middle School science teacher Haley Roach, right, has been named one of the Golden Apple Award winners by WTHI Channel 10 in Terre Haute. During one of her afternoon classes, Roach was surprised when there was a knock on her door and Patrece Dayton of Channel 10 entered her classroom and presented her the award. Roach was nominated for the award by sixth grade student Madilynn Schaefer. This nomination demonstrates the profound impact that Roach has on her students. ..The Golden Apple Award is highly selective, with only five educators from the Wabash Valley being honored each year.
PHMS Teachers Earns Golden Apple
Morel mushroom season is upon us
Oh, the joy of the elusive morel mushroom season! Every year, hunters prepare for the season, testing the temperature of the air and ground, scouting their favorite locations, checking leaf and … more

Local Record: April 18, 2024
Crawfordsville Police Department Tuesday • Juvenile complaint in the 1100 block of Mill Street — 12:23 a.m. • Property damage crash at South Washington Street and East … more
Dueling Texas pianists Cameron Cody and James Kelly will perform at 7 p.m. Friday in the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church Sanctuary. A free-will offering accepted.
Texas pianists to perform Friday
Dueling Texas pianists Cameron Cody and James Kelly will perform at 7 p.m. Friday in the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church Sanctuary. This is the third event in the 2024 Concerts on the Corner … more
“Airness” opens today and runs through Saturday, with doors opening at 7:30 p.m. and performances at 8 p.m. each evening in the Experimental Theater located in the basement of the Fine Arts Center.
Comedy play ‘Airness’ opens at Wabash College
The Wabash Theater Department will be concluding its musically inclined season with an electric play about competition, completion and finding the “airness” inside yourself.     … more
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Ray Claycomb
Claycomb celebrates 25 years with HHSB
HHSB is pleased to announce the 25-year work anniversary of Raymond Claycomb, internal auditor/BSA/security officer. He has been an invaluable asset to the bank, embodying dedication, and a profound … more
Cali Bridges
Carpenter Realtors announces achievements
Cali Bridges and Lisa Cooper were announced sales leaders for the first quarter at Carpenter Realtors. Bridges has been a Realtor with Carpenter for 17 years and is a lifelong resident of … more

Legislators presented a proclamation honoring Crawfordsville’s Mobile Integrated Health program at Saturday’s Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Breakfast. Pictured, from left, are State Rep. Sharon Negele, State Rep. Beau Baird, Mayor Todd Barton, State Rep. Jeff Thompson, State Sen. Brian Buchanan and State Sen. Spencer Deery.
Legislators recognize city’s MIH program
State legislators present Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton with a proclamation at Saturday’s Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Legislative Breakfast. State representatives Sharon Negele, Beau … more
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Focusing on the good can be uplifting
I glance back, I see memories. I look in the future, I see no certainty. I look at the moment and thank God for what I have right now. Now when I look too long at things I don’t … more
Dispatchers work in the Central Communications Center, which is housed at the Crawfordsville Police Department.
Commissioners issue proclamation for Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Whereas, the role of the professional public safety telecommunicator is vital to the protection of human life and property, and Whereas, the professional public safety telecommunicator is the … more
Wabash College alumnus and Visiting Associate Professor of Spanish Julio Enríquez-Ornelas ’08 has been appointed the inaugural Director of Latino Partnerships at the college and will begin his tenure June 1.
Enríquez-Ornelas ’08 named Director of Latino Partnerships
Wabash College alumnus and Visiting Associate Professor of Spanish Julio Enríquez-Ornelas ’08 has been appointed the inaugural Director of Latino Partnerships at the college and will … more
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Who will speak for you?
If you’ve ever had laryngitis, you understand how frustrating it can be to communicate even the simplest of ideas to another person. Usually, physical inflammation is short lived and normal … more

There’s fungus ‘amongus’
It is spring time in Indiana and that can mean only one thing mushroom hunting season. I have already started to see Morels popping up in our wooded areas. Morels are fun to go out and find but they … more
Local Record: April 13, 2024
Crawfordsville Police Department Thursday • Domestic disturbance in the 300 block of West Market Street — 8:30 a.m. • Property damage crash at East Main and South … more
CCSC invests in technology, building upgrades
Continued investments in technology and construction projects gained support from members of the Crawfordsville School Board on Thursday. The board voted to approve a technology advance in the … more
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Tina McGrady/Journal Review Representatives from several partner groups joined the Montgomery County Community Foundation in a ceremonial ground breaking Thursday for the new Early Learning Center. Inclement weather forced the ceremony to be relocated to the HHSB Success Center instead of at the building site at 110 W. South Blvd.
Groundbreaking held for new Early Learning Center
A groundbreaking ceremony Thursday kicked off the construction and renovation of the new Montgomery County Early Learning Center. “This project that we are embarking on today is the most … more
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Carnegie Museum offering two lectures
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County will present two lectures in conjunction with its newest local history exhibit, Dearly Departed: Death & Dying in Montgomery County. A Walk Through a … more
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Understanding obsessive compulsive disorder
In this column, you will read about the lives of three people who have obsessive-compulsive disorder. As you learn about their struggles, ask yourself these questions: Why do people hide their OCD? … more
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