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Ladoga Elementary
Second Nine Weeks High Honor Roll Grade 2 — Andrew Byerly, Corbin Halstead, Elliana Shanks, Madison Wilbert Grade 3 — Henley Cline, Bennett Grimes, Karleigh Johnson, Kasen … more
Seed Library is open at CDPL
The Crawfordsville District Public Library has opened the Seed Library for the 2024 growing season. This year you will find your favorite vegetable and flower seeds with a sprinkling of new seeds to … more
Covington High recognizes senior awards, scholarships
Covington High School recognized student achievement at the recent annual senior awards program. They include: Valedictorians — Nicket Shah Salutatorian — Emma Holycross … more
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Congratulations to Baby Boy Crow and Navey Covault — the two Leap Year babies born at Witham Health Services, Lebanon.
Witham Health Services has 2 Leap Year babies
Congratulations to Baby Boy Crow and Navey Covault — the two Leap Year babies born at Witham Health Services, Lebanon. Izzabelle Crow from Frankfort surprised the obstetrics/maternity … more

Hoover Elementary competed in the state Math Bowl Competition last month at Thorntown Elementary School. There was a lot of good competition this year. Hoover Team 1, which was made up of all fifth graders, took first place in the Orange Division. Hoover Team 2, which was made up of all fourth graders, came in third place in the Orange Division.
Hoover Students Compete at Math Bowl
Crawfordsville Moose Lodge 6 made a $2,000 donation to Veterans Memorial Park project. Pictured, from left, are Reid Wilson, treasurer; Jim Link, trustee; Tom Lyon, Jr Past President; Shawn Randall, trustee; Tim Jones, treasurer; Mark Eutsler, Park board member; Chuck Oliver, trustee; Adam Gleason; Henry Carrell, administrator; Bill Durbin, park board member; and Randy Caldwell, president.
Moose Lodge Donates to Veterans Memorial Park
Waveland Strong plans Fifth Annual Progressive Dinner
WAVELAND ­— Come take a walk down memory lane. Relive some old memories. Waveland Strong will be hosting the Fifth Annual Progressive Dinner featuring Angela Riccio Comedienne from 5:30 … more
More than 50 vendors are scheduled to sell a variety of items at the Waynetown Street Festival on Saturday. There will be homemade crafts, potted flowers, bakery items and more for attendees to purchase.
Waynetown preps for street fest
Downtown Waynetown will be full of visitors and vendors from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday for the Fourth Annual Waynetown Street Festival. The newest of five festivals in the western Montgomery … more
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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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Local groups receive WLF grants
Women’s Legacy Fund recently awarded grants to eight local nonprofit organizations. Each year WLF invites local nonprofits to submit proposals that support the needs of women and children in … more
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Steve and Martie Akers
Mr. and Mrs. Akers
Steve and Martie Akers of Crawfordsville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary today. They were married by the Rev. Steve Roberts at the Honey Creek United Methodist Church of Greenwood. … more
Members of the Byron Cox Unit 72 American Legion Auxiliary will be accepting donations from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 24 at the Breakfast Co. in honor of National Poppy Day. All proceeds are used to assist veterans. However, a donation is not required to receive a poppy. The poppy was established as the official flower of the American Legion Auxiliary in 1921 following World War I. The flower is a symbol that honors all veterans of the armed forces, and their families, who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the unique freedoms Americans enjoy daily. Auxiliary members pictured, in no particular order, are Carol Roberts, second vice president; Rosemary Hutchison, poppy chair and chair for the Indiana Veterans Home; Cindy Biddle, poppy committee; Sharon Barton; Sheila Davidson, incoming corresponding secretary on July 1; and Mary Jane Renick, incoming president on July 1. Veterans and past commanders in the back row are Joe Barton, Linn Hutchison and Dale Wilson. Not pictured are Shannon Switzer, treasurer; Kristy Byers, membership and first vice president; Angel Cooper and Meadow Pitts, poppy committee; and Marc Gabel, Post 72 commander. Mayor Todd Barton, at left, holds the city’s official Poppy Day proclamation.
Symbols of Remembrance
Karyn Douglas was named the 2024 Making Democracy Work award winner. This award, presented by the League of Women Voters of Montgomery County, recognizes individuals in our community who demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to improving our democracy. Douglas worked in the Montgomery County Clerk’s office for 17 years. For the past seven years, she has been the elected Montgomery County Clerk. She was tireless in making sure our elections were well run and fair. She now serves as City Clerk of Crawfordsville. The plaque hangs in the Carnegie Museum for all to see.
Making Democracy Work
Shannon Sullivan Hudson
NSTA names Hudson a Top Science Educator
MCLEAN, Virginia — Shannon Sullivan Hudson, a Crawfordsville Middle School science teacher, was among the recipients honored by the National Science Teaching Association. The NSTA awards … more
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Franciscan ExpressCare & WorkingWell move to new location
Franciscan ExpressCare and WorkingWell are in the process of moving to a new location in Crawfordsville. The office at 1640 Crawfordsville Square Drive closed at 10 a.m. Wednesday for services … more
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As a part of their Leader in Me program, Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set an example by being a good leader and demonstrate one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Earning Habit Hero awards for January were front row, Anasatia Morman, Jacob Newnum and Sophie Ryan; middle row, Evie Mundell, Miya Doan, Luke Davies and Diesel Reitsma; and back row, Nixon Newnum, Savanna York, Caleb Mauntel and Ezekiel Diaz. Not pictured are Rayn Vandevender, Griffin Woods, Alaiya Steele and Braxton Jeffrey.
TRES January Habit Heroes
Kaisen Leo Miles
Kaisen Leo Miles, a son, born March 28 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Samuel and Alyssa (Hutchinson) Miles, Zionsville. He is the couple’s first child. Maternal grandparent is … more
Party in the Parks planned
Indiana State Parks are gearing up for record numbers of visitors for the April 8 solar eclipse with Inns and campgrounds at full capacity for the weekend ahead of the spectacular Monday event. … more
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The CD in CDPL
Despite what my little sister thinks, I’m still quite young. My car is even younger, yet it only has a radio and a CD player ­— no Bluetooth, no AUX hookup, nothing that might let me … more

What can we learn from Jesus about timing?
“You don’t have to swing hard to hit a home run. If you got the timing, it’ll go,” said Yogi Berra. In life, everyone wants to hit home runs. It’s the lack of … more
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