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Police: Don’t push your luck, drive sober this March
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. That’s the important reminder coming from Crawfordsville Police with two of the heaviest drinking events of the year around the corner: St. Patrick’s Day … more
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Inventory: More than 100 trees at highest risk, need removed
A recent inventory of Crawfordsville’s urban forest counted more than 100 trees at highest priority for being removed, but the city currently doesn’t have a plan for replacing the trees … more
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Middle schoolers Andrew Turner, left and Dylon Wolcott learn to use their hands when remembering which side of the plate the bread and drink are placed. The pair attended an etiquette class at the Crawfordsville Country Club alonside more than 90 other Crawfordsville sixth graders on Monday.
Manners Matter [Photo gallery]
Frost/freeze law goes into effect
As temperatures seesaw from spring-like to below freezing, the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners enacted the Frost/Freeze Law on Monday, ordering heavy vehicles off county roads. The law … more
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Wabash announces TEDxWabashCollege speakers
Wabash College brings 12 thought-provoking speakers to campus on March 21 when it hosts the fourth TEDxWabashCollege event in Ball Theater at the Fine Arts Center. The theme for this year’s … more
Casteel to speak at LWV lunch event
The League of Women Voters of Montgomery County supports and encourages voter education regarding all levels of government. To provide insight into a recently established local government position, … more
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Derek and Kari Jones take a family photo with their children Ava, Olivia and Isaac. The family is raising money for Non-Hodgkins follicular lymphoma research.
Local native and cancer survivor raising money for lymphoma research
WESTFIELD — When he was diagnosed with a form of lymph node cancer last spring, Derek Jones had hardly shown any signs he was sick. The diagnosis was Non-Hodgkin follicular lymphoma, a … more
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State Rep. Tim Brown (R-Crawfordsville), third from left, speaks during a legislative breakfast Saturday at Fusion 54 alongside State Rep. Sharon Negele (R-Attica) and State Sen. Phil Boots (R-Crawfordsville).
Lawmakers field questions on schools, environment
Schools and the environment were on the minds of constituents Saturday as state lawmakers wrap up the legislative session. State Reps. Tim Brown (R-Crawfordsville) and Sharon Negele (R-Attica) and … more
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HVAC students James Tinoco, left, and Alex Brown prepare to move an air conditioning unit Friday at Crawfordsville High School.
Vocational students earn college credit, launch HVAC careers
Career and Technical Education courses await students interested in trade studies through a partnership between Crawfordsville, North Montgomery, Southmont and Western Boone schools. One such … more
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Mock caucus seeks to educate voters
The Montgomery County Democratic Party and Club will convene the first-ever quadrennial mock presidential nominating caucus from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic Cornerstone Event Center, 221 S. … more
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Wabash College, ATI expand opportunities for students
When Wabash College was approached about partnering with the American Talent Initiative to expand efforts to enroll high-achieving, low-income students, it seemed like a perfect match. Wabash has an … more
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Tayden Morgan, a senior and TOBOR robotics team member at Crawfordsville High School, prepares to make a cut using a water jet in what is known as the "Batcave" metal workshop.
CHS robotics club wired for semi-state
Members of the Crawfordsville High School robotics club have been busy tweaking designs and practicing presentations as they prepare for the First Tech Challenge Indiana semi-state competition set … more
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City awards bid for street paving
An Indianapolis company was awarded a contract Friday for the latest round of street paving in Crawfordsville. In a special meeting, the board of public works and safety approved a nearly $622,032 … more
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Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau Executive Director Karen Branch, left, receives a check made out to the bureau for $2,500 from Tri-County Bank & Trust Vice President Steven McLaughlin and Tri-County Bank & Trust President and CEO Chuck Dixon.
Tri-County donates to sponsor alternative school student
Another student is able to utilize the alternative school program at the Youth Service Bureau thanks to a sponsorship-donation from Tri-County Bank & Trust. Presenting a check for $2,500 … more
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From left, Trinity United Methodict Church members Tom Campbell, Sandy Ruby, Jean Spencer and Russ Ruby donated pose at the Youth Service Bureau after making a donation to the organization.
Trinity United Methodist Church supports community
Although Trinity United Methodist Church has closed its doors, the ripples of good they do in the community continue to be felt. The Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau is one of the organizations … more
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Kat Burkhart, director of the Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County, shows museum intern James Kirkland a clock promoting a golf outing organized by former Indiana Secretary of State Sue Anne Gilroy. Gilroy is a Montgomery County native. The clock also featured Todd Rokita, then a Gilroy staffer who graduated from Wabash College. The memento is part of a new exhibit on democracy opening Feb. 27.
New Carnegie exhibit goes back to the basics of government [Photo gallery]
As she planned a new exhibit on democracy at the Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County, director Kat Burkhart realized some visitors didn’t know the difference between the White House and U.S. … more
Ladoga fourth-grade students Tyler Thompson, from right, Keanu McQueen, Trent Reeves and Cooper Scott check on the status of the fish in a hydroponic project on Thursday. Students from all grades have been watching closely to see the self-contained ecosystem grow.
Canners dip into hydroponics [Photo gallery]
Farming and agriculture are long-standing ways of life in Montgomery County. Continuing that theme at Ladoga Elementary, fourth-grade teacher Nicole Hazlett has decided to show her students a new … more
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CCSC board approves 2021-22 calendar [Photo gallery]
Many factors played into the Crawfordsville School Board’s decision to select a balanced calendar earlier this month for the upcoming 2021-22 school year. Breaks, athletic schedules, … more
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Pay rates increase in Ind. for Census jobs
The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting for thousands of workers for temporary jobs available in communities across Indiana in advance of the 2020 Census. The 2020 Census Jobs website is now … more
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Ladoga Elementary fourth graders Kahlan Smith, left, and Josh Elliot learn a folk-style dance in Jennifer Ellingwood's music class on Thursday.
Whiteboard Wrap-up: Feb. 21, 2020 [Photo gallery]
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