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Temporary closure coming to U.S. 136 in Veedersburg

VEEDERSBURG — The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a temporary closure coming to U.S. 136 in Veedersburg, between Maple Street and U.S. 41. Beginning on or after Tuesday … more

Journal Review | 4/3/24

A NaloxBox hangs on the wall of the Community Paramedicine building. The box is stocked with Narcan, instructions for use and nformation about treatment services.

Free naloxone available locally

Have you heard of NARCAN/Naloxone? NARCAN is a brand name of naloxone as there are other formulations of naloxone. Naloxone is a medication, referred to as an opioid antagonist, that can reverse the … more

4/3/24

Ol’ Time Radio returns to Russellville

RUSSELLVILLE — Back before there was internet and television the world came into our homes via the radio. Through the radio you could hear play by play of sporting events, get updates on what … more

Journal Review | 4/3/24

Quilters Have It Covered

The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library would like to welcome the public to view the annual exhibit of Sugar Creek Quilters’ Guild. Their unique textiles … more

Journal Review | 4/2/24

Hoosier Authors Book Club announces 2024 schedule

The Hoosier Authors Book Club enters its ninth year with five planned book discussions. The first meeting will take place at 7 p.m. April 18 in the Lew Wallace Carriage House, 200 Wallace Ave. … more

Journal Review | 4/2/24

HHSB welcomes Mayes as account specialist

Hoosier Heartland State Bank is pleased to announce the newest addition to its team, Alyssa Mayes, who joins the Roachdale branch as an account specialist. Mayes will be responsible for managing … more

4/2/24

Volunteers for Mental Health open applications for inaugural award

Beverley Turner was best known for her dedicated teaching style. She was an iconic Southmont teacher who was inducted into the Southmont Hall of Fame in 2007. Turner’s service to others … more

Journal Review | 4/2/24

Cook shares rice casserole recipe

This is a glimpse into our home on a recent Friday evening. Tonight, six-year-old Elijah came in from doing his chores to report that Miss Putter, our turkey hen, is sitting on the nest. Sounds … more

4/2/24

Fountain Central High School

Term 2 Grading Period All A Grade 9 — Aubrey Ashwill, Bella Bacon, Ayden Batchelor, Savannah Bowers, Asher Davis, Eli Foxworthy, Henley Good, Esmeralda Muniz, Lillian Peterson, Jolee … more

4/2/24

Mission Dash to raise money for global service work

Runners and walkers will step off April 14 for the second annual Global Ministries Mission Dash 5K sponsored by First Christian Church Crawfordsville (Disciples of Christ). The race begins at 8 … more

Journal Review | 3/30/24

FISH Food Pantry board members and volunteers along with York dealership employees, celebrated delivery of a new van this week. The van was made possible by a gift through Montgomery County Community Foundation.

FISH receives support through MCCF

FISH Food Pantry received a brand new Dodge Cargo Van this week, thanks to an anonymous gift made through Montgomery County Community Foundation. With its flashy new wrap, it will be easy to spot … more

3/30/24

Master Gardeners offers scholarship

Master Gardeners of Montgomery County is now accepting applications from Montgomery County students who are pursuing a higher education degree in any area related to agriculture, horticulture or … more

Journal Review | 3/30/24

Jennifer Joan Menard

Jennifer Joan Menard, a daughter, born March 26 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Mark and Ashley (Lee) Menard, Crawfordsville. At birth, she weighed 8 pounds, 5 ounces. She was welcomed home by … more

3/30/24

Understanding the emerging Internet Gaming Disorder

Keep your nose to the grindstone, your shoulder to the wheel and your eyes on the ball. Above all, don’t blink, for if you do, the world could vanish. Everyday, the world as we know it is being … more

3/30/24

Event supports sober home project

A worship team from Christ 180 Church has a goal to open a faith-based sober living home in Crawfordsville, and a fundraiser to help reach that $100,000 goal is slated for April 13. There will … more

Journal Review | 3/30/24

Lyons grateful for community support

I know these “thank yous” are late. I want to apologize for that; life just got away from me. First, I like to thank the Girl Scout Troop for their kind thoughts sending us the card and … more

3/30/24

Dr. Kathy Steele, left, shared with the Crawfordsville Rotary Club the highlights of her trip last summer to Egypt. She traveled from Cairo along the length of the Nile River to the Aswan Dam, enjoying all aspects of this ancient nation full of great pyramids, temples and tombs. Major stops included the city of Cairo, King Ramesi's hall and temples, Abu Simbal Temples relocation, Valley of the Kings, the Sphinx, and, of course, King Tut's Tomb. All of this along with many other historical landmarks dating back as much as 5,000 years was included in her trip. Also pictured is Margo Campanelli.

Steele Guest at Rotary

3/30/24

NSTA names Hudson a Top Science Educator

MCLEAN, Virginia — Shannon Sullivan Hudson, a Crawfordsville Middle School science teacher, was among the recipients honored by the National Science Teaching Association. The NSTA awards … more

Journal Review | 3/29/24

Party in the Parks planned

Indiana State Parks are gearing up for record numbers of visitors for the April 8 solar eclipse with Inns and campgrounds at full capacity for the weekend ahead of the spectacular Monday event. … more

Journal Review | 3/29/24

The Gentry family received a centennial award.

County farms honored with Hoosier Homestead Award

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Don Lamb recently presented 59 farming families with a Hoosier Homestead Award in recognition of their commitment to … more

Journal Review | 3/29/24