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Healthies employees Amanda Harvey, from left, Jordan Campbell, Halle Elliott and Courtney Dix keep busy serving a packed house at Healthies Saturday night.
Shop Small Saturday [Photo gallery]
For the 11th consecutive year, Sheila and Mark Zachary help prepare meals at the First United Methodist Church for Thursday’s annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner. Though coronavirus concerns e canceled the traditional indoor dinner, the Zacharys and several helpers delivered meals. Thursday and served curbside at the church. As of Wednesday, the group had received more than 1,000 meal orders. The Zacharys are supported this year in preparations by Denise Bennett, Andrea Posthauer, Stephanie Hale and Deb Corey, as well as Chef Jason Anderson and Chef Rick Warner from Bon Appetit and Wabash College, respectively, who cooked 34 turkeys. Fifty turkeys have been prepared in total, compared to 2019 when 12 were cooked.
Making Meals [Photo gallery]
A sign directs vehicles to the drive-thru coronavirus testing site that opened Tuesday at the former Horner Automotive Superstore on North Green Street. The site tested about 10 people an hour who scheduled an appointment on the state’s coronavirus website at www.coronavirus.in.gov. The site is booked up today. The Community Paramedicine Program and Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency assisted the Montgomery County Health Department with the testing.
Testing Site Opens [Photo gallery]
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City council hears first reading of CARES Act ordinance [Photo gallery]
In a special virtual meeting on Monday, the Crawfordsville City Council passed first reading of an ordinance allocating more than half a million dollars in federal coronavirus relief funds for the … more
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Street Department employee Tom Edwards prepares to place another decorative snowflake on a Main Street light pole Tuesday morning as worker Ed McGaughey sections off the one-way street's left lane; lit snowflakes and other holiday decorations are draping the city in holiday cheer ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Holiday Trimmings [Photo gallery]
Susie Birdsong, owner of Country Hearts and Flowers on Green Street since 2016, makes some slight adjustments to her holiday displays Friday morning during a two-day open house blitz for flower and gift shops downtown. The event, sponsored by Crawfordsville Main Street, encourages holiday shoppers to buy local and support Crawfordsville small businesses.
Holiday Shopping [Photo gallery]
The annual Veterans Day ceremony the Marie Canine Plaza begins Wednesday with the playing of the National Anthem. Dozens of veterans, citizens and city officials visited the plaza to show admiration, respect and gratitude to all military personnel who have given their lives preserving freedom in the United States. The ceremony began at 11 a.m. and featured speeches, an Honor Guard ceremony, Taps and more.
Veterans Day 2020 [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]

A snow plow runs over cones during the Crawfordsville Street Department
Snow Plows Ready [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]
North Montgomery Middle School students unwind a roll of
Mock Election [Photo gallery]
Shawn Blackwell votes at Whitesville Christian Church Tuesday. Just over 200 votes had been cast at the church by mid-morning.
High Voter Turn Out in Montgomery County [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]

Sophia Johnson, 11, and sister Ella Johnson, 12, paint some Halloween pumpkins Thursday at Bulldog Park in Linden as part of the Linden Library's efforts to provide children with fun activities outdoors during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Pumpkin Painting [Photo gallery]
Family fun knew no bounds Wednesday afternoon at Milligan Park for Kristen Mantesta, right, and her children Gavin, 11, and Olivia, 12. The family, which moved to Indiana recently from Tennessee, came to the park after school Wednesday to get some exercise and burn off some energy before heading home for a quiet evening, mother joked.
Family Fun [Photo gallery]
Cars and trucks adorned in patriotic colors, decorations and flags made their way through Crawfordsville on Sunday as part of an organized Trump Train event. Supporters of President Donald Trump honked their horns and chanted “four more years.”
Trump Train 2020 [Photo gallery]
Wingate Postmaster Jennifred Jones poses next to her decorations Thursday to celebrate 50 years since the opening of the "new" post office in 1970. To honor the milestone, Jones and others at the post office handed out cupcakes and decorated the interior with flowers, pottery, Indian corn and letters of appreciation, much of which was donated by those who frequent the building. It's the people of Wingate and the small town atmosphere that have made the post office a central hub for the community, Jones said.
Celebrating The Central Hub [Photo gallery]
Phil Pirtle uses a press to make fresh apple cider on Saturday at the Waynetown Oktoberfest.
A Taste of Germany [Photo gallery]

Southmont hosts a pep rally Friday afternoon to gear up for Homecoming against the visiting Tigers from Lebanon High School. Principal Jesse Burgess said "we're here to learn, but we're going to have fun along the way" during the event, which saw tugs of war, tricyle races, relays of all kinds, three-legged sack races and a White Castle eating contest.
Southmont Shows Spirit [Photo gallery]
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