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Tesslea Patton-Munn, 2, drops eggs in her basket held by mom, Jamie, at the Easter egg hunt on the grounds of the General Lew Wallace Study & Museum Saturday. The event was sponsored by the Crawfordsville Parks and Recreation Department and Nucor Steel.
Easter Eggs Galore [Photo gallery]
New Market Elementary students dressed up as 100-year-olds to celebrate the 100th day of in-person school Thursday.
100 Days Smarter [Photo gallery]
David and Rosella Potter won first place in the Journal Review
2020 Deck Your Homes Winners [Photo gallery]
Members of the Crawfordsville Kiwanis and the Crawfordsville Middle School A-Team paired together to help with the annual Operation: Toybox campaign. Twenty volunteers arrived at the National Guard Armory to sort and shop, ensuring that kids in Montgomery County will have presents under the tree this Christmas.
Making The Season Bright [Photo gallery]

Cassie Carver, foreground, and Neveah Brown walk Milligan Park Tuesday afternoon amid mild temperatures and plentiful sunshine. The two werent't the only visitors at the park Tuesday; patrons from all over Montgomery County took advantage of Milligan and other parks on the comfortable December afternoon.
A Day In The Park [Photo gallery]
Waynetown Christmas in the Park volunteer Kevin Howey opens the fourth annual lighting ceremony Saturday at Rev. Guy Tremaine Park by reading 'Twas the Night Before Christmas to a host of families in their vehicles. About 400 visitors regularly attend the event, scaled back this year due to coronavirus concerns. The early December tradition saw dozens of families watch the lighting ceremony from a distance before driving through more than 60 light-based holiday displays around the perimeter of the park. Santa even made a special stop at the park Saturday, heralded by fireworks to mark his entrance. The event was sponsored by CVL Radio, Campbell Ag Service, Town of Waynetown, Waynetown Merchants Association, Fountain Trust, Busse Excavating, Waynetown Utilities, Forman Blasters and the Christmas in the Park committee.
Waynetown opens Christmas in the Park [Photo gallery]
Extension Homemakers Director Judy Tulley, from left, and volunteer Susan Vaught assist patrons Debbie Riddle and Frankie Harwood Saturday at the organization's annual Holiday Expo at the Fairgrounds. Due to coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions, the traditional kick-off to the holiday season saw fewer vendors this year to allow for social distancing; of 26 spaces available, 21 vendors participated in the event, which serves as the club's largest fundraiser of the year. The club uses funds from the Expo, partly, to send kids to summer camp each year. The club also donates books to elementary schools and partners with Head Start to support literacy in youth.
Holiday Expo [Photo gallery]
Shannon and Mitch Harmon take advantage of Friday's fair weather by visiting Rock River Ridge Trailhead for some socially distanced exercise.
Taking Advantage [Photo gallery]
The Crawfordsville District Public Library Children’s Department hosted its annual Book Character Pumpkin contest, families or individuals were invited to create a book character from a pumpkin or gourd without carving it. In past years, the winner was determined by popular vote, with family and friends stopping in the library to vote. This year we had a record number of votes by sharing all of the entries online. We had 1,207 votes coming from all over the United States and the world. Thank you to all of our participants who amaze us every year. This year’s winners are: first place, Baby Shark, “Baby Shark Wash Your Hands,” created by the Dominguez family; second place, Darth Vader and Storm Trooper, “Tales from Vader’s Castle” created by Keyur and Aarav Desai; and third place, The Pigeon, “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!” created by Elijah Hendricks and family.
Pumpkin Contest Winners [Photo gallery]

Six-year-old Malcolm Risner, 6, from right, and sister Mackenzie Risner, 3, visit the Sills family on Main Street.
No Tricks, Just Treats [Photo gallery]
Chelsea Emberton, left, and Amber Wheeldon reach the Rotary Jail Museum with Kartyr, Kreed, Boston, Colt and Charlie during Athens Arts Gallery's Art Quest on Saturday in downtown Crawfordsville. Families followed riddle-like clues to collect prizes at downtown cultural attractions.
Going On An Arts Quest [Photo gallery]
Toddler Jackson Drolinger plays on the rocking-bee Friday at Milligian Park with parents Michael and Heather close by.
Returning to the Playground [Photo gallery]
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