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Dinner theatre to open 25th season
COVINGTON — The Beef House Dinner Theatre is pleased to announce the season premiere of its 25th season, Blessed Assurance with Kena Clark. Blessed Assurance will open with evening performances … more
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Prom dress event to benefit kids charities
Prom season is here and a local organization is helping girls find the perfect dress — for a good cause. The nonprofit Crawfordsville Country Club Kids Charity Organization will offer new … more
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COVID complications sideline student
Kendall Eberly loves basketball, volleyball, tennis and cheerleading. She was looking forward to participating in all of these activities at Fountain Central High School in Veedersburg, Indiana, … more
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Myers Farms joins membership of American Angus Association
WAYNETOWN — Myers Farms, Waynetown, is a new member of the American Angus Association, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, … more
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The General Lew Wallace Study & Museum reopened last month as local museums gear up for the new season.
Wallace Study seeks volunteers for Park Day
The General Lew Wallace Study & Museum is seeking volunteers for Park Day on April 10. Park Day is the American Battlefield Trust’s annual hands-on preservation event. Thousands of … more
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Waynetown Fire Chief Phil Pirtle battles a fire at the Down on Main Street Diner in Veedersburg on Friday. Firefighters from area departments spent hours extinguishing the blaze.
1 injured in restaurant blaze
VEEDERSBURG — One person was injured in a fire that destroyed a downtown restaurant Friday. The blaze started before 5 a.m. at Down on Main Street Diner, 115 N. Main St., said Chief Troy … more
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Prosecutor: Citizen stings dangerous, hamper police
Recently, Indiana has seen an increase in the number of social media “vigilante” groups attempting to go after suspected online predators without the support of law enforcement. While … more
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The yellow ribbon represents suicide awareness and prevention and survivors.
Walk to raise awareness of suicide prevention
Loved ones of people who’ve died by suicide will gather in downtown Crawfordsville to raise awareness of suicide prevention. A Walk of Hope, organized by members of local group The Honest … more
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New study examines impact of COVID-19 on Indiana jails
INDIANAPOLIS — A new study from the Center for Health and Justice Research at the IU Public Policy Institute found that changes made in 2020 due to COVID-19 reduced jail populations across … more
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Douglas: Expect cases to rise as UK variant spreads
Montgomery County Health Officer Dr. Scott Douglas said Hoosiers should expect coronavirus cases to rise in the next few weeks as the COVID-19 variant first identified in the U.K. spreads across the … more
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Bids open for street department equipment
The Crawfordsville Street Department is adding a new pickup truck and leaf vacuum to its fleet of equipment. Bids were opened Wednesday by the Board of Public Works and Safety for a 2021 … more
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Jeremy Bartlett
Linden man to make court appearance on numerous charges
A Linden man is set to be arraigned today on a list of felony charges after allegedly trying to flee police serving warrants on him at a Crawfordsville motel. Jeremy M. Bartlett, 41, will make his … more
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Gene Groce, 94, of Veedersburg is pictured with his daughter Caroline Davis of Hillsboro, his granddaughter Angie McCloskey of Zionsville, his great-grandson Sean McCloskey of Westfield and his great-great-granddaughter Maeve McCloskey, six months. The family gathered together on March 27 to celebrate this five generation blessing.
Five Generations
Crawfordsville firefighter/EMT Seth McCloud takes part in the Indiana Smoke Diver course. Just 80 people have passed the rigorous elite training course.
McCloud completes Indiana smoke diver course
Crawfordsville firefighter/paramedic Seth McCloud lives to push himself and recently he became the 77th member of a very special elite group in Indiana called the Smoke Diver Association. The … more
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The Fountain County Historical Committee is raising funds to preserve the Cade’s Mill Covered Bridge south of Covington. From left is Jim Hegg, Fountain County Art Council president; Henry Schmitt, historical committee chairman; Carol Freese, Fountain County historian; and Bob Dowell, thermometer creator.
Committee raising funds to preserve Cade’s Mill Covered Bridge
The Fountain County Historical Committee is raising funds to preserve the Cade’s Mill Covered Bridge south of Covington. It is the oldest standing covered bridge in the state. The Howe Truss … more
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A New Market student does a math lesson while live video chatting with his teacher for help.
Schools receive funding to provide Web access to students
WEST LAFAYETTE — Wabash Heartland Innovation Network has allocated $2 million to the school corporations in the ten-county WHIN region to provide broadband access for students who do not have … more
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Travel back to the 50’s with the wonderful songs of The Marvelous Wonderettes at Myers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro,. The Wonderettes are portrayed by Lauren Morgan (front), Jocelyn Lonquist (left), Jennifer Barnaba (right) and Natasha Ricketts (rear). The Marvelous Wonderettes runs from April 2 through May 2.
The Marvelous Wonderettes to take the MDT stage
HILLSBORO — The third production in Myers Dinner Theatre’s 25th anniversary season will be the off-Broadway smash hit, The Marvelous Wonderettes, opening at noon April 2, and running … more
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Lilly Wallace, left, and Demi Haas prepare to cut the ribbon of their businesses Maive’s Boutique and djh esthetics and brows at the Weemickle Building in downtown Crawfordsville.
Pair of young entrepreneurs open downtown shops
Lilly Wallace and Demi Haas aren’t just the newest business owners in downtown Crawfordsville. They’re also the youngest. Maive’s Boutique, Wallace’s women’s fashion … more
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North grad helps with Alabama tornado clean-up
TUSCALOOSA, Alabama — When tornadoes swept through the Deep South last week, Montgomery County native Owen Gregg saw the trail of destruction up close. Gregg, a 2020 graduate of North … more
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Indiana’s food-assistance network is welcoming parts of the new federal COVID-relief package that will help in the fight against hunger.
Federal hunger relief heads to Indiana
Federal hunger relief heads to Indiana Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Indiana News Service INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s food-assistance network is welcoming parts of the new federal … more
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