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Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton visited the FISH Food Pantry last week where he listened to clients and staff. The clients shared their stories on why they had to rely on the pantry for food, with many revealing that despite having dual sources of income, the still struggle to make ends meet. The local food pantry is open 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; and 9-11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1306 E. Main St.
Mayor Visits FISH Food Pantry
Council to consider regulating commercial vehicle parking
A new ordinance regulating the parking of commercial vehicles, trailers, boats, RVs, and campers on city streets is set to come before the Crawfordsville Common Council on Monday. Earlier this … more
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The latest state data showed a boost in the number of Hoosiers who graduated from high school in 2023 compared to years past.
More students graduated high school in 2023
Nearly 89% of Indiana’s high school seniors graduated last year — the most since pre-pandemic days, according to new state data. The latest numbers released last week by the Indiana … more
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Kayleigh Vernon of Thorntown gave birth to the first baby born in 2024 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, Weston Michael Eugene Vernon was born Wednesday.
Witham Health Services delivers first baby of 2024
LEBANON — Congratulations to Kayleigh Vernon of Thorntown on the birth of her baby boy, Weston Michael Eugene Vernon. He is first baby born at the hospital this year. Weston was born at … more
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Donations still sought for local families in need
Organizers of the 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign are still asking for the community’s help in reaching its $20,000 goal. As of Dec. 29, the fundraising drive reached $12,093.57. … more
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Three newly appointed Troopers assigned to the Lafayette Post
Twenty-eight new troopers graduated Dec. 21, 2023, from the 84th Indiana State Police Recruit Academy after completing intense training. The recruits completed more than 1,100 hours of academic and … more
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Eying a new skill?
Athens Arts will offer its first class of 2024: “How to Draw Eyes.” If you are new to sketching or just need hints to improve your drawing, artist Kenya Ferrand-Ott can assist you. … more
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Issues Indiana lawmakers expect to focus on in 2024
Although Indiana lawmakers maintain the 2024 legislative session will be quicker, quieter and “noncontroversial,” there’s no shortage of critical — even touchy — … more
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A Greencastle woman was arrested following a crash Wednesday morning in the 11000 block of South U.S. 231.
Woman arrested after vehicle crashes into home
A Greencastle woman was arrested Wednesday morning after the vehicle she was driving crashed into a home in southern Montgomery County. According to police, Jessica Nicole Bekkering, 40, was … more
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Westyn Church was born at 12:37 a.m. Monday, Jan. 1, 2024 at Franciscan Health in Lafayette. He is the son of Michayla Hubner and Cody Church.
Franciscan welcomes first baby of 2024
It’s an especially happy new year for one Williamsport couple. Their baby boy was the first baby of the new year at Franciscan Health Center for Women & Children in Lafayette. … more
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Mayor Todd Barton, left, takes an unprecendented fourth oath of office on Monday in the council chamber of the City Building. Montgomery County Superior Court II Judge Daniel Petrie administers the oath.
Barton begins unprecedented fourth term as mayor
Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton has done something no other city leader has done before. On Monday, Barton took an unprecedented fourth oath of office in front of a crowd of family, friends, … more
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Public invited to Well-Read Citizen Book Club party
Community members interested in reading and civic participation are invited to a party at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Backstep. The Well-Read Citizen Book Club invites you to bring along a wrapped used … more
Cards & Collectibles
Logical Collectibles’ Brennen Sutton and Bearded Comics and Collectibles’ Michael Ritter hosted a card and collectible show at the Crawfordsville Armory last month. The show featured more … more
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Sherill Million was selected as a 2023 Journal Review Shining Star.
One in a Million
To say Sherill Million is “one in a million” might be underestimating her value. She is a priceless treasure to all who know her. She is a natural caretaker for her family, friends, … more

Usher in 2024 with other outdoor lovers at one of the many First Day Hikes offered Jan. 1 at Indiana’s state parks and lakes.
State parks offer First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day
Usher in 2024 with other outdoor lovers at one of the many First Day Hikes offered Jan. 1 at Indiana’s state parks and lakes. First Day Hikes are a healthy way to start the new year. They … more
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AJ Rice, a school resource officer at North Montgomery School Corp., is a 2023 Journal Review Shining Star recipient.
Real Connections
Watching AJ Rice teaching and coaching kids in Montgomery County is quite a sight to see. While his fun personality draws them in, his deep sense of caring and insight keeps them coming back to him … more
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Gov. Eric Holcomb discusses the economy, his priorities for the upcoming legislative session and what he wants to accomplish.
Holcomb’s 2024 agenda includes building awareness of state programs
At the top of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s agenda for his eighth and final year in office is making local elected officials, not-for-profits and other community stakeholders aware of state programs that … more
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Ellen Ball was selected as a 2023 Journal Review Shining Star.
Energizer Bunny
“If it were possible for the Energizer Bunny to function in a quiet, focused fashion, that version of the bunny would be personified by Ellen Ball.” Denise Walker, of Volunteers … more
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David and Karin Hunt, owner of Hunt & Son Funeral Home, participated in Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery on Dec. 16. Thousands of volunteers placed wreaths on the graves of deceased service members in Arlington and National Cemeteries nationwide. David was honored to be able to place a wreath on the grave of Indiana native, Astronaut Virgil “Gus“ Grissom.
Hunts Participate in Wreaths Across America

Donations help bring ‘cheer’ to local families
Fundraising for the 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign is climbing toward its goal. As of Friday, the fundraising drive reached $11,658.57. This year’s goal is to raise $20,000 … more
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