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Roben Epps, lead driver for the Sunshine Vans program, sweeps out a van Friday in Milligan Park. The program is adding two new vans to its fleet through state and federal funding.
City plans to buy new Sunshine Van
The City of Crawfordsville plans to add a new vehicle to its fleet of Sunshine Vans but won’t need to help cover the cost this time. The vehicle will be purchased through a grant from the … more
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MCHD has answers for common vaccine questions
If I’ve already had COVID-19 and recovered, do I still need the vaccine? Can I stop wearing a mask or social distancing after I’ve been vaccinated? Experts at the Montgomery County … more
Bunny Sutton holds Bern Man, a crocheted doll of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders she made to raise money for the Montgomery County Free Clinic and Meals on Wheels.
Seeking Some Adventure
  Nick Hedrick nhedrick@jrpress.com Bernie’s mittens are helping to raise money for local non-profits. After U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders lit up social media with his practical … more
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Members of the Fountain Central High School Winter Homecoming Court are, from left, front row, senior queen candidates, Kenna Bible, Trinity Lindquist and Gracie Foxworthy, sophomore attendant Kaydence Julian, senior queen candidates Randi Lindquist and Kennedy Lindquist, freshman attendant Haley Webb and junior attendant Angela Gonzalez; and back row, senior king candidates Luke Adams, Seth Gayler and Dan Adams, sophomore attendant Ethan Mellady, senior king candidates Cody Linville and Carson Eberly, freshman attendant Hayden Kler and junior attendant Carter Merryman. Crowning was held Friday during the varsity basketball game. Seth Gayler and Gracie Foxworthy were crowned king and queen.
FCHS Winter Homecoming Court

Ag Outlook meeting going virtual
Montgomery County’s annual Ag Outlook meeting is going online this year and will be held 9-10 a.m. Feb. 17. Jim Mintert of Purdue Agricultural Economics will present a discussion on … more
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YSB earns recognition for efforts during 2020
The Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau recently received the 2020 YSB Program Award given by the Indiana Youth Services Association. The award is presented to the agency serving a significant … more
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Crash claims lives of 2 Crawfordsville teens
A single-vehicle crash Thursday has claimed the lives of two Crawfordsville teens. According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, a Mitsubishi Lancer was traveling southbound on C.R. … more
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Alumni to headline Love Letters
HILLSBORO — Myers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro will kick-off its 25th anniversary season with the imaginative theatre piece, Love Letters, opening at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 5 and running through 5 p.m. … more
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The Crawfordsville Commerce Park, shown here Thursday, will be full if the city successfully lands new projects in the works, Mayor Todd Barton said in his State of the City address.
Projects in works to fill rest of commerce park
The COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped companies from wanting to bring jobs to Crawfordsville. Despite the economic concerns caused by the coronavirus, the city was on the radar of dozens of … more
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County to receive 100% increase in vaccine allotment
Montgomery County will receive a 100% increase in COVID-19 vaccine allotment next week, health department administrator Amber Reed said Tuesday. The county expects a shipment of 1,000 vaccines on … more
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City receives funds to remove dam
The City of Crawfordsville has received funding to remove the low-head dam from Sugar Creek, Mayor Todd Barton announced Tuesday, after years of efforts to address safety concerns on the … more
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Downtown Crawfordsville as seen in the summer of 2020 looking north along South Washington Street.
Main Street a lifeline for downtown in 2020
As she watered flowers along a virtually empty downtown street on a weekday morning in late April 2020, Sue Lucas paused to capture the scene. Restaurants had been closed to in-person dining and … more
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County will remain in red status
The Montgomery County Health Department would like to remind residents that Montgomery County will remain in the Red Advisory Level, despite anticipated changes to the color-coded county map on the … more
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CHS recognizes winter royalty
Crawfordsville High School named its Snowcoming Court and and King last week. Due to attendance restrictions at the home basketball games, the king and court were unable to be recognized during … more
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County to seek bids for bridge projects
Montgomery County will seek bids to rehabilitate two bridges this summer and the price tag is lower than expected. The Board of Commissioners gave authorization on Monday to start the bidding … more
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Members of the newly-formed Montgomery County Solid Waste District Board, pictured Monday in the City Building, include, from left, Stan Hamilton, Bob Cox, Don Mills, Dan Guard, Todd Barton, John Frey and Jim Fulwider.
Operating on its own
A Crawfordsville recycling business will continue providing public recycling bins throughout Montgomery County. In one of their first orders of business, members of the newly-formed Montgomery … more
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Police investigating after man’s body found
Police are investigating after a man’s body was found Saturday in Crawfordsville. Crawfordsville Police received a call about 6:30 p.m. from a passerby who found the body in the area of the … more
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John Cummins vacuums a classroom Thursday at New Beginnings Child Care.
Child care center recognizes beloved custodian
When the classrooms are empty at the end of the day, John Cummins gets to work. In an empty classroom decorated with colorful shapes and numbers at New Beginnings Child Care, Cummins runs a vacuum … more
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As unemployment soars, home care job opportunities abound
LAFAYETTE — With the nation’s unemployment rate at its highest in nearly half a century, job opportunities in labor-abundant industries — such as retail and dining — are … more
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Bunny Sutton poses with the mural she created for the children’s area of the Linden Public Library.
Library launches reading program
LINDEN — The Linden Carnegie Public Library recently announced the launch of its 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program. The simple and enjoyable act of sharing books helps a child learn … more
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