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Understanding childhood obesity
Introduction:   Today’s column is about childhood obesity. Here is a quiz to get your mind revved up. 1. Childhood obesity is neither an epidemic nor a health crisis.     … more
Athens offers clay creations class
Did you love playing with play dough as a kid? Do you like creating unique objects of art to amuse your family and friends? The possibilities are endless. If the above is true, this might be the … more
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True peace is a condition of the heart
“I think heaven is at least one million times better than the best cruise in the world!” says Zachary, 9. Deep in our hearts, we know there’s a perfect place. Everyone has a … more

Parke Heritage High School
Third Nine Weeks Distinguished Grade 9 — Kali Burgess, Mackenzie Gillogly, Braydon Goodwin, Daylen Hein, Haley Holtsclaw, Ella Lacy, Leyton McMullen, Carly Newnum, Addison Ramsay, … more
Parke Heritage Middle School
Parke Heritage Middle School Third Nine Weeks Distinguished Grade 6 — Giovana Bonomo, Lainey Bryant, Nora Busenbark, Emelia Chapman, Kathryn Faust, Liam Ingram, Riley Neely, … more
Turkey Run Elementary
Third Nine Weeks All A’s: Grade 1 — Lucas Davies, Theodore Davies, Blake Engle, Charlies Hill,   Eva Johnson, Hyndrix McCombs, Mack Newnum, Kole Norris, and Crew Rose … more
Southeast Fountain Elementary School recognizes its March students of the month. Pictured, from left, are front row, Breegan Rahm, Ella Rauch, Haegan Coffing, Evalynn Downs, Liam Wolverton, Roman Miller, James Hickman, Emmett McIntyre, Robert Pickett Jr. and Piper Larson; and back row, Avery Banes, Norah Robertson, Lydia Davis, Adalynn Balmer, Adra Swenson, Scarlette Miller, Aubyrnn Mings, Otis Teal, Cloe Jackson, Mackenzie Sexton, Douglas Webb and Hudson Allen.
SEFE Students of the Month for March
Common causes of power outages
Your electric service is generally very reliable, but outages do happen. Why? The causes range from weather conditions to equipment issues to scheduled events. Here are nine reasons why power outages … more

Safety officials prep for influx of eclipse viewers
Montgomery County public safety officials are gearing up to meet thousands of visitors on Monday during the total eclipse event. Locally, the eclipse is scheduled to begin at 3:06 p.m. and last … more
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Annual stats show library usage is up
Every March, the Crawfordsville District Public Library reports our previous calendar year’s statistics to the Indiana State Library. It’s a great opportunity to take a look back at the … more
Katie Wallace, left, and Darren Forman are partners in the 10th annual Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars.
Forman, Wallace ready to have a blast at DWTS
Darren Forman wears many hats. He is a paramedic and works with expectant mothers and mothers through Project Swaddle. He is also the fire chief at Coal Creek Fire and Rescue, the Montgomery County … more
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District Paul Harris Society Chairperson, David Anders, spoke to the Crawfordsville Rotary Club at their weekly meeting. The foundation has seven focus areas and 22% of the Foundation's money comes from Rotarians who are Paul Harris Society Members. Anders also noted that $.91 out of every dollar goes to the seven focuses.
Anders Visits Rotary
Pat Stull, program director for Meals on Wheels, spoke to the Crawfordsville Rotary Club at their noon meeting. Meals on Wheels was started in 1969 by a group of eight nurses. Currently, there are about 50 clients ranging in age from in the late 40's to the early 90's. Meals are prepared in the local hospital kitchen by the trained staff. Each hot meal consists of an entree, a starch, a vegetable, fruit and milk or juice. The meals are delivered by dedicated drivers Monday through Friday. In an average month about 1,000 hot meals are prepared and delivered. The total number of meals amounts to about 13,000 meals annually. Volunteers are welcome.
Stull Speaks to Rotary

The truth about raw milk
In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in raw milk, fueled by claims of its superior nutritional value and health benefits. Proponents of raw milk argue that it is a natural … more
Montgomery County Retired Teachers
Vice President Steve Frees welcomed members and guests to the March 11 meeting of MCRTA at the library. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The invocation was given by Dr. Kathy Steele and included … more
Rice family offers words of thanks
The death of a loved one is never easy even when we know it is inevitable. Our Christian faith and the concern of others helped lessen the pain and hole left in our lives by Danny’s death. … more
Sugar Creek
There’s water on our minds
Kristen Latzke, the Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation Director, knows that water is currently on everyone’s mind because of the impact that the Boone County LEAP Project is having … more
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A NaloxBox hangs on the wall of the Community Paramedicine building. The box is stocked with Narcan, instructions for use and nformation about treatment services.
Free naloxone available locally
Have you heard of NARCAN/Naloxone? NARCAN is a brand name of naloxone as there are other formulations of naloxone. Naloxone is a medication, referred to as an opioid antagonist, that can reverse the … more

Ol’ Time Radio returns to Russellville
RUSSELLVILLE — Back before there was internet and television the world came into our homes via the radio. Through the radio you could hear play by play of sporting events, get updates on what … more
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