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Tipmont Wintek to sponsor students for Washington D.C. trip
LINDEN —  Area high school juniors are eligible to apply for the Indiana Youth Tour, an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., sponsored by Tipmont Wintek. Applications are available … more
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Farmer sentiment rebounds at year end on stronger 2022 income
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. and CHICAGO — Following a two-month decline and a year of weak sentiment, the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer closed out the year on a more positive note, … more
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Indiana Chamber study highlights importance of durable skills
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with national partners America Succeeds and Lightcast to promote the “High Demand for Durable Skills” report, which emphasizes the importance … more
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Crown Cork and Seal presented a $30,000 check Tuesday to the Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau alternative school. Pictured, from left, are James Monroe, Crown plant manager; Amy Cochran, YSB board member; Nikki Moore, Crown quality manager, Karen Branch, YSB executive director; Kashawndra Cooper, YSB board member and Kenneth Harshbarger, Crown HR manager.
Changing Lives
The smile on Karen Branch’s face seemed to light up the entire Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau board room. There was good reason as the YSB executive director and two board members … more
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A group of initial investors in the Early Learning Center pose Thursday at the site on South Boulevard.
Brighter Future
The Montgomery County Community Foundation, the Montgomery County Commissioners and the City of Crawfordsville are seeking additional partnerships to build a high-quality early learning center for … more
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Ag economy barometer declines again
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. and CHICAGO — Farmer sentiment weakened again in October as the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer dropped 10 points to a reading of 102. Both … more
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Bane-Welker hosts Toys for Tots community drive
Bane-Welker Equipment is proudly supporting the 2022 Toys for Tots drive and will be collecting toys at all Indiana and Ohio locations from now until Dec. 2.  “We are proud to support … more
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Early child learning, care to get boost
Improving early learning and care for children is a top priority for the Montgomery County Community Foundation, local businesses and government officials. On Monday, Montgomery County … more
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Council funds program to recruit remote workers
A program to entice remote workers to Crawfordsville gained the support of the full Crawfordsville Common Council. On Tuesday, the council approved by a 5-0 vote the first reading of an ordinance … more
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Farmer sentiment drifts lower
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. and CHICAGO — The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer farmer sentiment index declined 5 points to a reading of 112 in September. The decline in farmer … more
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The Created by ... Artisan Gallery opens Friday at 301 E. College St.
New gallery to open on College Street
Coming Friday the long awaited opening of “The Created By … Artisan Gallery” at 301 E. College St. is scheduled. The neighborhood has witnessed the changes to the exterior of … more
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Fusion 54 creates innovative space
Since the COVID pandemic, working from home or remotely has become the new normal for many. However, creating that clear divide for remote workers in a home setting can sometimes be challenging and … more
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Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton uses a VR headset Thursday morning during a demonstration by VisionThree, at Fusion 54.
Meta comes to Crawfordsville
Business and community leaders and students from area high schools got the opportunity Thursday to experience the next generation in talent development and attraction. VisionThree (V3), an … more
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Mayor Todd Barton welcomes the first group of program participants for the six-week-long consortium-style professional development training program for employees in first-time leadership roles at the Ivy Tech-Crawfordsville campus.
Crawfordsville kicks off professional development program
The city of Crawfordsville kicked off a six-week-long consortium-style professional development training program for employees in first-time leadership roles Tuesday, in partnership with six local … more
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Officials gather Thursday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the newly renamed Comfort Drive.
Road to Prosperity
County Road 200S officially was renamed Comfort Drive on Thursday by Montgomery County officials, reflecting the significance and welcoming new manufacturer Tempur Sealy to the … more
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Portable tech platform monitors the volume of bulk material stockpiles for the Indiana Department of Transportation.
New tech monitors stockpiles
Researchers at Purdue University say they may have a way to allow the Indiana Department of Transportation to know exactly how much salt it has in warehouses across the state. INDOT, like many … more
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Dr. Michael P. Scheidler, center, poses with members of his office staff, from left, Heather Heckman, Mirah Merschon, Alissa Nicoson and Melissa Stribling during an open house celebrating his 25 years in business at 109 E. Main St.
Seeing Silver
Dr. Michael P. Scheidler is seeing silver. The Crawfordsville optometrist recently celebrated his 25th anniversary providing eye care from his downtown practice at 109 E. Main St. and he has no … more
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Minerva Baez and Joaquin Vega, center, accept the Small Business of the Year award. Also pictured is Brother’s Pizza owner Michael Lowe, left, and Shawn Ramey, Acuity Brands.
Chamber hands out awards
A newcomer to the downtown and a deeply-rooted business took home top honors Thursday at the annual Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce awards program at the Crawfordsville Country … more
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Northcutt to take helm of county health dept.
Longtime health department employee Adrianne Northcutt will take over as county health administrator on Sept. 8. The applicant review and interview team, made up of Montgomgery County Health Board … more
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CEL&P to ‘Fill the Bucket’ with community food drive
Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power employees are hosting a “Fill the Bucket” community food drive to benefit the FISH Food Pantry of Montgomery County. As the public power … more
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