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Parks and Recreation personal trainer Jerimiah Adams, 34, takes advantage of a near-empty Milligan Park on Monday to hone up on his disc golf skills. Adams regularly participates in year-round disc golf tournaments, including the ongoing Wintry Indiana Frozen Fundraiser series and the Professional Disc Golf Association.
Some Fresh Air
Ellen Laffoon and Alex Wallace were chosen as the 2020 North Montgomery Winter Homecoming Queen and King on Friday.
NMHS Winter Homecoming Queen and King
Waynetown Volunteer Firefighter Ryan Clevinger, left, and Fire Chief Phil Pirtle, right, stand with their Girl Scout partners Saturday before delivering $500 of Girl Scout cookies purchased by the department to elderly residents. Scouts riding along in the fire truck were Maiah Rathburn, from left, Lacie Bush and Elizabeth Ellingwood of Troop 57078 out of Crawfordsville.
Waynetown firefighters, Girl Scouts pay it forward
WAYNETOWN — Firefighters hand-delivered more than $500 worth of Girl Scout cookies to unsuspecting residents Saturday in Waynetown. Supporting local scouts’ cookie sales and providing … more
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Court-appointed special advocates Kelly Nelson, from left, Michael Abbott, Kristie Ross and Sheila Sowers represent children in the child welfare system. Another group of volunteers will be trained beginning later this month.
CASA program to train new volunteers
Michael Abbott gives a voice to the growing number of children looking for a place to call home. When a child is removed from a home or lands at the center of a custody dispute, a judge appoints a … more
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Hot shooting continues for Athenians in win over Bruins
LIZTON — Ian Hensley sparked the run, Karsten Williamson closed the deal, and Jesse Hall was steady in a 79-63 blowout Crawfordsville win over Sagamore Conference foe Tri-West on Friday … more
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Dan Leaird, right, discusses the Rotary Youth Exchange program Wednesday at Southmont High School in the first of a series of events put on by the local Rotary Club to celebrate 100 years in Crawfordsville. Johanna Reinsch of Germany, left, and Declan Leaird listen closely before recalling their experiences for a packed fieldhouse.
Rotary begins year-long anniversary celebration with Southmont Interact Club
NEW MARKET — As part of Crawfordsville Rotary’s 100th anniversary celebration, set to take place throughout 2020, members invited the community and Southmont’s 60-strong Interact … more
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Nicholson third graders Kayden Gass, left, and Andrea Cleveland work together to make Valentine
Nicholson Students Make Valentine's Day Cards [Photo gallery]
Caste members include, from left, Thomas Bowling, Stella Snook, Haze Kashon, Henry Hartnett, Alivia Williams, Jessica Bradley, Cameron Tyo, Brendan Warren, Corbin DeVol, Gianna Kochert Cosby and Rylan Dowell..
Lion King Jr. makes its way to the Vanity Theater stage
This weekend, 70 young people from Montgomery and surrounding counties will stampede onto the stage of the Vanity Theater as the Sugar Creek Players present their roaring rendition of Disney’s … more
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Jesse Burgess, newly hired as principal at Southmont High School, stands tall with his after receiving approval from the Southmont school board Monday. Burgess was accompanied by his family Monday, including his wife Jenna, his six-year-old daughter Cora and sons Caleb, standing, and Knox.
Burgess named principal at Southmont High School
NEW MARKET — Southmont High School now has a new principal after a three-month search. Jesse Burgess, a graduate of Wabash College, was approved during Monday’s regularly scheduled … more
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Jessica Chapman of WFYI Indianapolis, center, walks the aisles of the LGI Classroom inside Southmont High School on Monday, ensuring an optimum virtual reality experience for participants of the Eva Education Program. Title I Coordinator Anna Roth, Superintendent Shawn Greiner and science teacher Tony Gonczarow, background, joined 20 middle school students for a virtual reality tour of Auschwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau, featuring both historic and modern-day imagery.
Traveling Holocaust exhibit makes stop at Southmont
A touring virtual reality experience designed for educating youth on the events of the Holocaust came to Southmont on Monday. The visit from the Eva Virtual Reality Traveling Exhibit comes on the … more
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Dustin Johnson and his wife cross the finish in his quest to run 100 miles in 24 hours to raise awareness for veterans and veteran issues.
Vet runs 100 miles in 24 hours
INDIANAPOLIS — An Army Reserve veteran who saw a need for more support for his fellow servicemen and women decided to use his talents to raise awareness for the cause. Running 100 miles, … more
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Special Education Instructor Jennifer Hall, left, and Hoover Principal Marcy Galinowski, right, proudly display the school's recent designation as a Family-Friendly School by the Department of Education with a host of students Friday at Hoover.
Hoover earns ‘Family Friendly’ distinction
The efforts of Hoover officials to increase family involvement at both school and in the home have been acknowledged by the Indiana Department of Education, recently designating the south side … more
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Dericka Jeffers, winner of MoCo's Got Talent for Scholarships, performs an aerial silks routine Saturday at Crawfordsville High School. The competition was a fundraiser for the school's alumni association, which gave $500 scholarships to four Crawfordsville seniors last year.
MoCo's Got Talent Winners
Edith Cline, left, has lipstick applied by Hair and Makeup station stylist Erin Harper on Friday at New Hope Christian.
A Night To Shine

Rotarian Ron Hess discusses upcoming events for Rotary International’s 100-year anniversary Wednesday at the Crawfordsville District Public Library.
Local Rotary Club marks 100 years
Founded in February of 1920, the Crawfordsville Rotary Club is set to celebrate its centennial with a series of concerts, festivals and interactive activities for students. “We’re … more
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The media center at Crawfordsville High School undergoes transformation as part of the school district's ongoing renovation project.
Where Are We Now?
Administrators at Crawfordsville High School opened the doors to the school Thursday to provide an update on a series of renovation projects currently underway. Rex Ryker, assistant superintendent … more
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North Montgomery High School choir members are preparing to perform in New York City on March 30 as a part of the Manhattan Concert Productions’ Octavo Series at Carnegie Hall.
North singers part of National Festival Chorus
A performance of a lifetime awaits the North Montgomery High School choral ensemble Northern Lights next month. The group was selected to perform in New York City on March 30 as a part of the … more
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Little Mountie Preschool Instructor Kelly Shannon, center, reads a story to interested students Wednesday at Walnut Elementary.
Whiteboard Wrap-up: Feb. 7, 2020
Maverick, a German Shepherd mix, catches a ball thrown by Rob Hechinger Monday at Bark Avenue Dog Park.
Shelter still full of dogs, cats as annual fundraiser nears
The taste of spring brought another wave of stray dogs into the Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County, which has been scrambling to care for high numbers of pets in recent months. “That … more
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Book examines rise, fall of mill town
Ronald V. Morris, professor of history at Ball State University, is the author of a new book titled “Yountsville: The Rise and Decline of an Indiana Mill Town.” In this volume, Morris and … more
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