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Summer Reading is in full swing at Crawfordsville District Public Library, and our staff have plenty of book recommendations for all ages to help you meet your reading goals! For our chapter … more
If you want to see the beauty of art and flowers, stop by Tri-County Bank at 224 E. Main St. to view the new Art League Exhibit presented by Linda Cherry, Kathy Houghton and Kathy Steele. There will … more
Pope Leo recently released his papal encyclical about Artificial Intelligence — “Magnifica Humanitas” or “Human Dignity.” The encyclical has many propositions worthy of careful … more
INDIANAPOLIS ­— Seventeen individuals will compete for seven Indiana FFA state officer spots during the 97th Indiana FFA State Convention. The individuals elected will fill roles as … more

Summer is here and it’s time to enjoy the beauty that comes with it. One of the highlights is the incredible flowers throughout downtown Crawfordsville, welcoming visitors from all over. You have … more
Indiana’s 24 state parks are immensely popular, hosting more than 12 million visitors each year according to the latest figures released by the Department of Natural Resources. Surveys reveal that … more
As the nation marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Montgomery County’s America 250 celebrations are giving residents an opportunity not only to look back at the … more
Three student speakers from each Montgomery County high school have been selected as this year’s honorees for the Samantha Darth Speech Award, presented by the Gamma Xi Chapter of Psi Iota Xi in … more
  Fourth Quarter High Honor Roll  Grade 8 — Madison Banks, Brady Cord, Mila Greene, Samiyyah Hamilton, Vivian Hoar, Julius Jones, Lily Jones, Makinzey Morrow, Bentley … more

In honor of America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence this year, the General Lew Wallace Study & Museum is proud to present historian Gail Stephens, author … more
Nivek Witt, of Crawfordsville, has been named to the Dean’s List for spring 2026 at Washington University in St. Louis. To earn this academic honor, students must earn a grade point average of 3.6 … more
Every year around Father’s Day, millions of dads brace themselves for another #1 Dad coffee mug, grilling apron or necktie they’ll probably never wear. Let’s be honest: Most dads don’t … more

MARSHALL — The Friends of Turkey Run and Shades is proud to announce the return of Music in the Park 2026, the popular summer concert series held at Turkey Run State Park. The annual event invites … more
I always appreciate the joke every Purdue Basketball season of “Death, Taxes, and Matt Painter.” But not everyone has to face Matt Painter and the seven-foot-something he has on the team that … more
“If someone poked me with a spear, I’d be mad,” says Jake, 8. “Jesus just let them do it. That’s amazing.” Jake is right. What happened to Jesus’ body after he died on the cross … more
Keep your nose to the grindstone, your shoulder to the wheel and your eyes on the ball. Above all, don’t blink, for if you do, the world could vanish. Everyday, the world as we know it is being … more

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