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Pictured from left, are, Brent Schlote, Valero Linden; Jaime Selby, Boys & Girls Club; Mary Broadstreet, Valero Linden; Erica Cummins, Boys & Girls Club; Jake Peterson and Jon Bowman, both of Valero Linden; and Shelby Rusk, Boys & Girls Club.
Valero Renewables donates $37,000 to local organizations
LINDEN — The Valero Renewables plant in Linden has contributed a combined total of $37,000 to two non-profit organizations in Montgomery County. The plant, which has been in operation … more
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McClaskey, center, is pictured with, from left, Kaya Money, mental attitude winner; Katherine Novak, Miss Congeniality; Ellie Walker, first runner-up; Emma Leonhardt, second runner-up; Cadence Richmond, most photogenic; Zoey McFarland, humanitarian award winner: Zoey McFarland, humanitarian award winner; and Jr. Royalty winners, Easton McClamroch, prince, and Ellie Gentry, princess. The queen and her court will reign over the 50th annual festival June 14-16.
McClaskey Crowned Strawberry Festival Queen
Pin weaving is done on a small scale.
Athens Arts offering pin weaving class
Athens Arts is planning a wonderful and relaxing clsass to bring out the artist in you. On Dec. 14, the local gallery will offer pin weaving, which is a form of weaving that is done on a … more
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For Hoosiers looking to get outside the day after Thanksgiving, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will offer free admission to all Indiana State Park properties on Friday as part of Opt Outside Day.
‘Opt outside’ over Thanksgiving holiday
For Hoosiers looking to get outside the day after Thanksgiving, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will offer free admission to all Indiana State Park properties on Friday as part of Opt … more
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Crawfordsville police and fire department personnel responded just before noon Thursday to a report of a vehicle striking a house in the 1300 block of Mill Street. There were no injuries reported.
Vehicle Strikes House
Kaisen Leo Miles
Kaisen Leo Miles, a son, born March 28 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Samuel and Alyssa (Hutchinson) Miles, Zionsville. He is the couple’s first child. Maternal grandparent is … more
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
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McBride marks 50 years with TDS Telecom
WHITESTOWN — TDS Telecommunications is congratulating a local associate celebrating a major milestone of 50 years of service with the company. Mike McBride, senior field services technician and … more
Pierre Cooper
Waynetown police arrest man following traffic pursuit
WAYNETOWN — A man wanted on warrants from at least three states was arrested Tuesday morning following a high-speed pursuit that began in Waynetown and ended in Attica. Pierre Denzel … more
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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
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It’s a tough situation for both of you
Dear Dave, I’m worried about my younger brother, and I need some advice. He’s divorced and has a son, and lately, it seems like he only wants to be a dad when it’s convenient. … more
Organizers of the Community Thanksgiving Dinner will serve a traditional holiday meal 12:30-3 p.m. Thursday at First United Methodist Church, 212 E. Wabash Ave. It is a free event and is open to the public.
Thanksgiving Day food, fellowship abound
  Don’t want to cook or travel too far for the Thanksgiving holiday? Consider attending the Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday at First United Methodist Church, 212 E. … more
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The CD in CDPL
Despite what my little sister thinks, I’m still quite young. My car is even younger, yet it only has a radio and a CD player ­— no Bluetooth, no AUX hookup, nothing that might let me … more
For the 11th consecutive year, Sheila and Mark Zachary help prepare meals at the First United Methodist Church for Thursday’s annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner. Though coronavirus concerns e canceled the traditional indoor dinner, the Zacharys and several helpers delivered meals. Thursday and served curbside at the church. As of Wednesday, the group had received more than 1,000 meal orders. The Zacharys are supported this year in preparations by Denise Bennett, Andrea Posthauer, Stephanie Hale and Deb Corey, as well as Chef Jason Anderson and Chef Rick Warner from Bon Appetit and Wabash College, respectively, who cooked 34 turkeys. Fifty turkeys have been prepared in total, compared to 2019 when 12 were cooked.
Making Meals [Photo gallery]

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
Athens to offer felted art class
In the next workshop offered by Athens Arts, participants will learn how to create a piece of felted art. Participants will spend two hours together creating a project which can become a piece … more
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Street Department employee Tom Edwards prepares to place another decorative snowflake on a Main Street light pole Tuesday morning as worker Ed McGaughey sections off the one-way street's left lane; lit snowflakes and other holiday decorations are draping the city in holiday cheer ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Holiday Trimmings [Photo gallery]
CDPL shares periodical reminder for readers
Dear article readers, this is your periodic reminder to check out the magazines and newspapers available here at the public library. We carry recent issues of such popular publications as … more
Weaver Popcorn Hybrids to invest $15M in new campus
Weaver Popcorn Hybrids is looking to invest in an exciting project in Crawfordsville. The proposed new facility is planned to be approximately 25,000 square feet to accommodate the expansion of its … more
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Wingate Postmaster Jennifred Jones poses next to her decorations Thursday to celebrate 50 years since the opening of the "new" post office in 1970. To honor the milestone, Jones and others at the post office handed out cupcakes and decorated the interior with flowers, pottery, Indian corn and letters of appreciation, much of which was donated by those who frequent the building. It's the people of Wingate and the small town atmosphere that have made the post office a central hub for the community, Jones said.
Celebrating The Central Hub [Photo gallery]
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