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Order in the coffee shop
  I love listening to other people’s coffee shop orders. It seems there is no limit to human creativity when it comes to curating the best bespoke beverage. With so many milk choices, … more
Pictured, from left, are Megan Oppy, Sophia Powell, Corbin Meadows and Elise Israel with clothes already donated to Thoughtful Threads.
North student starts clothing program
LINDEN — Past experience and a sympathetic heart has a North Montgomery High School senior athlete helping students in need. Corbin Meadows, along with the school’s Key Club, is … more
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A new administration building will be constructed near the athletic facilities at Crawfordsville High School.
New admin building on the horizon for CCSC
Crawfordsville Community School Corporation is one step closer to constructing a new administration building. On Thursday, school trustees conducted a special board meeting and voted 4-0 to … more
Childhood trauma is unique
Get ready to view your world through the lens of psychological trauma. What’s it like to suffer from an undiagnosed trauma disorder? To answer that question, here are the words of a woman named … more

Bridging the food insecurity gap, one meal at a time
The Montgomery County 4-H Junior Leaders are a special group of youth. Not only do they serve as positive role models and leaders for other 4-H members, they understand how to work together to meet a … more
BPW plans Spring Fever Fair March 2 at Armory
Crawfordsville’s local Indiana Business and Professional Women’s group will have its 25th anniversary fundraiser event 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 2 at the Crawfordsville Armory. … 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
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated the grand opening of the transfer station behind W Enterprises.
W Enterprises Transfer Station celebrates opening
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated the grand opening of the transfer station behind W Enterprises — Walden Transport & Recycle. A family-owned … more
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Greg Floyd, general sales manager at D-Patrick Crawfordsville presents a $500 check Thursday to the Boys & Girls Club of Montgomery County.
D-Patrick Crawfordsville donates to Boys & Girls Club
D-Patrick Crawfordsville presented a check for $500 to the Boys & Girls Cub of Montgomery County on Thursday. the dealership at 1401 Darlington Ave.  General Sales Manager Greg Floyd … more

13 communities to receive over $8M in federal grants
INDIANAPOLI ­— Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs on Wednesday announced 13 rural Indiana communities will receive more than $8 million in federal … more
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Bible study call-out meetings set
Two informational meetings for Bible Study Fellowship are planned for the women in West Central Indiana. The first meeting will be at 7 p.m. Feb. 27 in the Donnelly Room at the Crawfordsville … more
Ferren earns spot on Dean’s List
PEORIA, Illinois ­— Emma Ferren of Covington is among nearly 1,850 students named to Bradley’s Dean’s List for Fall 2023. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student … more
The Wabash Theater Department opened its spring season this week with the explosively provocative “Death and the Maiden.” Performances are at 8 p.m. through Saturday in Ball Theater. Reserve free tickets through the box office.
Death and the Maiden on stage at Wabash College
The Wabash Theater Department opened its spring season this week with a chilling and relentlessly-paced play that explores intrigue, memory and humanity. The explosively provocative “Death … more
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Board OKs purchase of home threatened by erosion
A purchase agreement for the first of five properties along Wayne Avenue threatened by the erosion of Sugar Creek was approved Wednesday. Members of the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works … more
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Pictured, from left, are Kym Bushong, president of Crawfordsville BPW, Ashleigh Summers, BPW 2024 Woman of Achievement, and Rob Summers.
Summers named Woman of Achievement
Fifteen years. That’s the part of my life I lost. Fifteen years of family … lost. Fifteen years of friends … lost. Fifteen years of life … lost. … more
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Indiana Conservation Officer Matt Tholen, who serves Tippecanoe County, has been selected the 2023 District 3 Officer of the Year.
Tholen named District 3 Officer of the Year
Indiana Conservation Officer Matt Tholen, who serves Tippecanoe County, has been selected the 2023 District 3 Officer of the Year. Tholen has served as a conservation officer since 2003. In … more
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State Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon) welcomed Crawfordsville resident and Southmont Junior High School student Andrew Badertscher to serve as a Senate page at the Statehouse in January.
Buchanan welcomes local student to Statehouse
STATEHOUSE ­— State Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon) welcomed Crawfordsville resident and Southmont Junior High School student Andrew Badertscher to serve as a Senate page at the Statehouse … more
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Professor Dan Rogers, right, a Spanish professor at Wabash College, spoke to the Crawfordsville Rotary Club at their meeting. Rogers talked about a grant for $25 million that Wabash received from Lily. This was the largest grant ever received from Lily. A marketing company was hired to do research called "Town and Gown" to study the relationship between Wabash and the city. Areas covered included: child care, possibly a Latino community\cultural center and getting Wabash College people involved in the community. A goal of this project is to help make Crawfordsville people feel more comfortable at Wabash College. Also pictured is Rotarian Richard Walker.
Rogers Visits Rotary
Learn to make paper beads
Express your style and personality by making paper beads. Paper beads are light weight, colorful and unique. Learn how to use everyday supplies to make beads for you own earrings or necklaces. … more
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Child well-being improves in latest national report
Child well-being for Hoosier kids improved in the latest data release, though health metrics continue to drag the state's overall rank down. Hoosier children are doing a bit better than they … more
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