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County addressing malfunctioned tornado sirens
Two Montgomery County tornado sirens have malfunctioned, said emergency management director Shari Harrington. The sirens are at C.R. 50S and 200W and in Lake Holiday, where there is only one siren … more
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Newly-hired Southmont High School assistant principal Kyle Owens with his wife, Samantha, and their sons, Jack, left, 3, and Wes, 9 months.
Extra duty stipends approved for South staff
NEW MARKET — South Montgomery school staff are receiving stipends for the extra duties caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The one-time stipends — $1,500 for certified teachers, … more
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Gateway signs similar to the one outside the Montgomery County Courthouse are part of a wayfinding project that received a financial commitment from the Montgomery County Council Tuesday.
County Council pledges money for wayfinding signs
The Montgomery County Council pledged more than $41,000 for wayfinding signs Tuesday and suggested raising the innkeeper’s tax to generate the money. The funding would support the first … more
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Marc Bonwell, Montgomery County building and zoning administrator, walks through the future Montgomery County Annex. The former Williamsburg Health Care facility is being renovated into county offices and a government meeting space.
Annex project cost set at $5.5M
The total cost of the Montgomery County Annex project rings in at $5.5 million. Project manager Envoy Construction Services presented the annex’s final budget Monday after spending weeks … more
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VMHMC shines light on mental health programs
The National Institute of Mental Health reported last month that studies conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other entities found a significant rise in mental health … more
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US 136 will close May 24 west of New Ross
MONTGOMERY COUNTY — The Indiana Department of Transportation announces U.S. 136 will close on or after May 24 just west of New Ross to replace a box culvert over Cornstalk Creek, located … more
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AWL to host spay, neuter clinic
Animal Welfare of Montgomery County is hosting an upcoming spay and neuter clinic for cats. The clinic will be held May 28 in Crawfordsville. Sign up is available at https://bit.ly/3h6EXep. The … more
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Recognizing Better Speech & Hearing Month
I am one of thousands of children in the United States born every year with a cleft lip or palate. The condition, which is one of the nation’s most common birth defects, occurs when a … more
CHS recognizes academic achievements
Crawfordsville High School recently recognized members of the senior class during an Honors Night ceremony. Students recognized are as follows: Scholarship Awards CHS Alumni Association … more
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Ashley Hannum, left, newly-hired curator of the Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County, stands with operations manager Kathy Brown in the museum
New curator takes charge at Carnegie
A self-professed history and classics nerd who jams to the “Hamilton” soundtrack, Ashley Hannum works within walking distance from the wooded grounds of a famed Civil War general’s … more
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Mobile food pantry arrives Tuesday
Food Finders Food Bank Mobile Pantry will distribute food, including fresh produce, an assortment of frozen items, essential non-perishable items, and breads to people in need in the Crawfordsville … more
Southmont Floriculture Team members are, from left, front row, Caden Sixberry, Lauren Tricker and Cole Rhoads; and back row, Kelsey Thompson, Jacob Pike, Alex Doyle, Gabriel Little and Levi Brush.
Southmont Floriculture Team earns first place finish
The Southmont FFA Floriculture judging team recently competed in the State Floriculture Judging Contest at the Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood. The team of Cole Rhoads, Caden Sixberry, … more
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Recreational racers leave the start line of the Friends of Sugar Creek race in 2018. The event is scheduled to return May 15 after a two-year absence.
Back On The Water
After a two-year absence, the Friends of Sugar Creek Canoe Race is returning. Canceled in 2019 due to high water levels and again last year due to the coronavirus, the event is scheduled to kick … more
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Man facing child porn charge
A Crawfordsville man is facing a felony charge of child exploitation/child pornography. Dustin Nathaniel O’Neal, 31, was arrested Wednesday morning after police served a search warrant at … more

The Crawfordsville Commerce Park, shown here in January, will be full if the city successfully lands new projects in the works, Mayor Todd Barton said in his State of the City address.
Agreement signed to sort out developable land at commerce park
An agreement has been approved to find out what land can be developed at the Crawfordsville Commerce Park, which is running out of space. The Board of Public Works and Safety on Wednesday accepted … more
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Janella Nunan leads an activity during Story Time at the Sugar Creek Trail on Wednesday.
Sunny Story Time
Josie Beach draws on a balloon during a past Strawberry Festival.
Strawberry Festival a go, but with adjustments
Organizers of the 2021 Crawfordsville Strawberry Festival say the event will take place this year, but with some adjustments. The festival is planned for June 11-13 on the grounds of Lane Place. … more
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City bringing in lawyers to decipher stimulus bill
The City of Crawfordsville is bringing in the lawyers to help make sense of the federal government’s latest stimulus package, Mayor Todd Barton said Monday. Attorneys from Indianapolis law … more
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Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power’s Grace Avenue substation is shown Tuesday. CEL&P is seeking City Council approval for a 5% rate increase in July, followed by a second increase next year.
CEL&P seeks approval for 5% rate increase, part of two-phase hike
Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power customers are poised to see slightly higher bills later this summer. CEL&P is seeking approval for a 5% rate increase in July to fund planned … more

Hedrick receives probation for stealing from Chamber
A former Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce employee was sentenced to 2 1/2 years of probation Monday after being convicted of stealing thousands of dollars from the … more
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