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Ashley Clute and Jacob Szumski
Giving Back
Editor’s Note: This is the seventh installment in a series of articles that highlight each of the couples who have agreed to participate in the 11th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars. … more
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Kickoff to Summer set for Saturday
Franciscan Health Crawfordsville and Safe Kids Greater Lafayette in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Club of Montgomery County and the Montgomery County Health Department will be part of the … more
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State parks offer free admission on Sunday
Celebrate the start of the outdoor recreation season with free admission to all Indiana State Parks properties on Sunday, the second day of Welcome Weekend. Find an Indiana State Parks property … more
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Triple Art Bash returns for third year
Wabash College will host a series of events on Saturday to celebrate the arts. All events are free and the public is welcome. The day begins with the 3 p.m. Glee Club end-of-year concert in … more
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Michael Schoen and Katie Wallace
Service-Minded
Editor’s Note: This is the sixth installment in a series of articles that highlight each of the couples who have agreed to participate in the 11th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars. … more
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Entrance to the Barns exhibit
Carnegie Museum announces historic barns talk
Dr. Randy Miles will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County. His presentation is titled, Heritage Barns of Montgomery County and West Central Indiana: Cultural History and … more
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‘And You Will Stand on Windswept Beaches’ debuts
Rory Willats ‘17 wants you to take your jackets and programs with you when you go. He also hopes the audience will leave “And You Will Stand on Windswept Beaches” with conversations that … more
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Lafayette Flute Choir to perform April 26 in Crawfordsville.
Lafayette Flute Choir coming to Crawfordsville
Concerts on the Corner welcomes the Lafayette Flute Choir to Crawfordsville at 4 p.m. Sunday at Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church, 307 S. Washington St. Concert organizers are excited to present … more
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Strawberry Festival Baby Contest winners gather for a photo in 2025.
Strawberry Festival Baby Contest planned
The highly anticipated Strawberry Festival Baby Contest is set to bring smiles and laughter to families in the community this year. This fun, family-friendly event will showcase adorable boys and … more
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Anna Templeton and Adam Gleason
Templeton, Gleason ready to rock
Editor’s Note: This is the fifth installment in a series of articles that highlight each of the couples who have agreed to participate in the 11th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars. … more
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Master Gardeners Plant Sale at the fairgrounds.
Master Gardeners to hold annual plant sale, show
Plants, plants and more plants. This is what you will see when you visit the Montgomery   County Master Gardeners’ Plant Sale & Show, held this year in the 4-H Building on the 4-H … more
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Familiar Legend
The Sugar Creek Players invite the community to experience “The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood,” a lively and laughter-filled production that puts youth and teen performers center stage. … more
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Hayley Jarman/Journal Review Photo Visitors viewed artwork Saturday during the opening of “America @250: Expressions of Freedom” at Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County. The regional juried exhibit featured 20 works by 18 artists of varying ages and experience levels, each exploring the meaning of freedom through personal and creative expression. Organizers received about 70 submissions and selected 18 for display, including four artists from Montgomery County. Among them, local artist Jazerick Garman displayed a mixed-media resin piece depicting a cross combined with the U.S. and pride flag and eagle wings, accented with red paint to symbolize blood, conveying the message that “freedom is not the same for everyone.” Artist Tom Vice, of Marshall, Illinois, exhibited a photograph titled “Grandpa,” part of a broader body of work developed while traveling and exploring photography. The exhibit will remain on display through July 18. Also opening Saturday, “Moments That Made Us,” a history display developed from an exhibition by History Colorado, highlighted themes from the Declaration of Independence alongside key moments in U.S. history that illustrate those ideals, encouraging reflection, conversation and community connection. Both exhibits are part of planned local events commemorating the Semiquincentennial of the United States, marking 250 years since the nation’s founding and offering opportunities to examine the country’s past while considering its future.
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Hoosier Authors Book Club announces 2026 schedule
The Hoosier Authors Book Club enters its 11th year with five planned book discussions. The first meeting will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Lew Wallace Carriage House at 200 Wallace Ave. … more
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City announces inaugural Mayor’s Ball
The City of Crawfordsville is proud to announce the Inaugural Mayor’s Ball, presented by C&F Fabricating, an elegant, Roaring ‘20s-inspired evening that will serve as a new annual fundraising … more
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Get ready for mystery, romance, and a high-stakes battle of wits. The legendary detective Sherlock Holmes is taking the stage in a thrilling adaptation of the classic 1899 play, “Sherlock Holmes,” to be presented by the Parke Heritage Drama Department. Watch as Holmes races against time through the foggy streets of London to save a young woman from a sinister plot. But it won’t be easy—he’s about to come face-to-face with his ultimate nemesis, the brilliant and dangerous Professor Moriarty. This mysterious production will be performed at 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Both productions will be in the Parke Heritage High School Cafetorium. Admission cost will be $5 and senior citizens and children under five are $3. Cast and crew members are front row, Yani Harris, Scarlett Rose, Libby Johnson, Allison Busenbark, Scout Marsolf, Hayley Montgomery and Keeli Hall; middle row, Laney Crowder, Elijah Thompson, Mason Barger, Mason Brister, Ella Lacy and Nove deBord; and back row, Noah Guerra, Cole McVay, Lorelei Long, Kenley Martin, Taylor Snell, Jaxton Shannon and Raiden Stewart. Not pictured are Savanna York, Sonia O’Keeffe, Bentley Godfrey, Lucas Hutchens and Wesley Pratt. The play is directed by Noah Guerra.
'Sherlock Holmes' Takes the Stage
Georgia Taylor and Peri McClaskey
McClaskey, Taylor ready to shine on stage
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth installment in a series of articles that highlight each of the couples who have agreed to participate in the 11th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars. … more
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Ladoga Fish Fry 2024 [Photo gallery]
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Authors plan book talk, ghost walk [Photo gallery]
A book talk and signing with Christopher and Christina Hunt, authors of “Ghosts and Legends of Crawfordsville, Indiana,” will take place at 6 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Carnegie Museum of … more
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