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CASA program manager Jane Christophersen checks a file of a child in need of a special advocate. She is seeking volunteers to serve in that role.
CASA: Despite pandemic, system worked for abused, neglected kids
Over a computer screen a thousand miles from the courtroom, Jane Christophersen watched the judge gavel in an adoption hearing. The five-year long case had winded its way through the courts in … more
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Kay Nannet, left, reads a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. at Pike Place Monday. A small group of members from Voices of Peace gathered at the Peace Pole to read quotes and sing
Voices of Peace
Cheer Certificate drive exceeds goal
Donations to the 109th annual Sunshine Society Cheer Certificate campaign continued to flow into the coffers earlier this month, helping organizers exceed their $12,000 goal. As of Jan. 8, … more
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Boards, commissions taking shape for ‘21
Local boards and commissions are taking shape for the new year. Policy makers filled vacancies and reappointed members to the constellation of groups overseeing everything from innkeepers taxes to … more
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There is plenty of items to choose from for Fountain Central students in need at the Mustang Mall.
FCHS opens clothing closet to help those in need
VEEDERSBURG — Ashley Hammond has had a vision for quite some time to create a clothes closet for students in need. The vision from the Fountain Central High School principal became a reality … more
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Board member: Quarantine policy too aggressive
Crawfordsville schools are being too aggressive quarantining children potentially exposed to COVID-19, a school board member said Thursday. Under guidance from the state health department, the … more
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Indiana graduation rates increase in 2020
INDIANAPOLIS — On Friday, the Indiana Department of Education released the 2020 state graduation rate, which increased from 87.29% in 2019 to 87.6%. “This modest improvement in … more
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Mike Davis
Mapping director begins duties
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners has hired Mike Davis to the new position of mapping director. Davis was serving as the geographic information coordinator for the county. He has worked … more
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Wagner is District 3 Conservation Officer of the Year
Indiana Conservation Officer Jordan Wagner has been selected as the 2020 District 3 Officer of the Year. Wagner is assigned Cass County, and has been a conservation officer for three years. In … more
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Baird: Impeachment distracting lawmakers from other issues
Impeaching President Donald Trump is distracting lawmakers from other issues facing the new Congress, such as providing more financial relief to businesses reeling from the pandemic, U.S. Rep. Jim … more
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JR office reopening to public
The Journal Review office at 119 N. Green St. will reopen to the public Monday. Face coverings will be required to enter. Regular office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Those who … more
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Man appears in court in vehicle thefts case
A Crawfordsville man made his first court appearance Thursday in connection to last month’s spree of vehicle thefts involving a Montgomery County Highway Department truck. Justin Thomas … more
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South board accepts teacher retirements
NEW MARKET — The Southmont School Board accepted a pair of teacher retirements during a brief meeting Monday. Cindy McCormick, a music and band teacher at New Market Elementary and Southmont … more
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Board denies burn abatement request
The Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Safety on Wednesday denied an abatement of the city’s burn ordinance for clearing land near an eastside apartment complex, citing safety … more
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County Council changes attorneys
A divided Montgomery County Council changed attorneys Monday and hired the same lawyer that serves the Board of Commissioners, renewing debate over whether separate attorneys should represent the … more
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Cindy McCormick sits at the piano in her home. McCormick retired from New Market Elementary in December after a 42-1/2 year career as a music teacher.
McCormick reflects on career teaching music
The music room didn’t have any instruments except for an old piano. Cindy McCormick had begun her teaching career by crossing the picket line at an eastern Indiana elementary school, where … more
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Nate Marshall will give a virtual talk at 7:30 p.m. Monday. His talk will highlight a day commemorating the life and leadership of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Pre-registration is required.
Marshall to give MLK Day address at Wabash College
The Wabash College Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies presents speaker Nate Marshall, whose virtual talk will highlight a day commemorating the life and leadership of the Rev. Martin Luther King … more
Holiday enforcement campaign nets arrests, seat belt violations
The Crawfordsville Police announced Monday the results of the 2020 Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over holiday enforcement mobilization, which began mid-December and lasted through the first of the year. … more
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Vet clinic annexation closer to approval
A veterinary clinic’s proposed annexation into the Crawfordsville city limits took a step forward with the City Council on Monday. The council passed the second reading of an ordinance to … more
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Becky Hankins, left, and Cindy Biddle, right, representing Montgomery County Relay for Life, present Tim Brandenburg of Zippy Lube with a certifcate of appreciation. During the months of November and December, retailer at 707 Englewood Drive, donated $1 from every oil change to the American Cancer Society. Businesses interested in assisting the ACS and the Montgomery County Relay for Life should email cynthiabid@gmail.com. The annual relay is scheduled for July 17.
Zippy Lube Recognized for ACS Fundraiser
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