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New voting equipment to be used in county
County voters will have access to some new voting equipment beginning in the upcoming primary election. County Clerk Leah Denbo recently announced the county had be awarded a grant in the amount of … more
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Comcast nears completion of  broadband expansion 
Comcast’s network construction in Montgomery County is nearly complete, bringing symmetrical gigabit-capable speeds to more than 1,200 residents and businesses, along with many other products … more
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All North Montgomery fifth-grade students were taught about farm safety at Wednesday’s North Montgomery FFA Farm Safety Day. Students learned about food, chemical, grain, mower, fire, farm machinery, animal, and health safety. FFA members and volunteers manned each station and presented the safety lessons to the students from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
North FFA Students teach elementary students Farm Safety
This is just one of many different pieces of art on display in the Todd B. Stokes exhibit which is currently on display at Athens Arts.
Stokes’ etched glass art show to open at Athens Arts
Todd B. Stokes, noted regional artist in photography and in 2-D and 3-D etched glass, is bringing a dramatic glass art exhibit to Athens Arts in downtown Crawfordsville (216 E. Main). The show is … more
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Body image and autonomy: Women’s History Month
What should you do with your body? What are you allowed to do with your body? Who gets to decide? These questions are central to women’s struggles throughout history. This Women’s History … more
Board of works approves Lincoln Park change
The pickleball courts being constructed at Lincoln Park will now have chain link fencing around each court. The Crawfordsville Board of Works approved the change of the original plans on Wednesday. … more
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Raiden Ace Moore
Raiden Ace Moore, a son, born March 11 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Shawn and Emily (Suiter) Moore, Crawfordsville. At birth, he weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces. He is the couple’s first … more
Bella Nova Estevez
Bella Nova Estevez, a daughter, born March 12 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Jose and Denisha (Frazier) Estevez, Waynetown. At birth, she weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces. She was welcomed home by … more
County choir to present cantata
Singers from 13 Montgomery County churches will join voices 5 p.m. Sunday at the Christ’s United Methodist Church located at 909 E. Main St. in Crawfordsville. The 34-voice Montgomery County … more
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Calvin Chaney
Serve & Protect: Meet Calvin Chaney
With any new job, there’s a lot of uncertainty and a lot to learn. But for probationary firefighter/EMT Calvin Chaney the rigors of his first year with the Crawfordsville Fire Department have … more
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Montgomery County clerk Leah Denbo shows one interested student how the voting machines work and operate during the Reality fair on Monday. The fair was attended by nearly 500 eighth grade students from Southmont, Crawfordsville, and North Montgomery.
Local students get dose of 'reality'
The INFBPW Reality Store was conducted Monday at the Montgomery County Boys and Girls Club. Eighth grade students from SouthmÅÇont, North Montgomery and Crawfordsville Schools were … more
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McBee retiring from North Schools
Longtime North Montgomery School Corporation Director of Business and Transportation, Jim McBee, will be leaving his post May 31. The corporation’s school board approved his retirement request … more
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution’s Dorothy Q Chapter here in Crawfordsville awarded its ‘Good Citizen’ award to Crawfordsville’s Thomas Bowling, Southmont’s Jessica Bradley, and North Montgomery’s Brent Runyan.
DAR Dorothy Q Chapter, announces Good Citizen Award winners
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution’s mission is to promote historic preservation, education and patriotism. These ideals were in evidence on March 16 as Dorothy Q Chapter … more
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Veterans memorial park recently received a $4,000 donation from the Sons of American Legion. The park also recently had a new addition out front with a Vietnam helicopter being delivered.
Veterans park receives $4,000 donation

Rockville Town Council President Dave Brown (left) spoke to the Rockville Rotary Club recently at The Thirty-Six Saloon. Mark Spelbring (right) was the program host. Brown discussed plans for the year celebrating the Bicentennial of the Town of Rockville, including the recent dedication of the clock on North Jefferson Street. Brown shared plans for other events throughout the rest of the year including helping sponsor the fireworks at Rockville Lake Park and opening a time capsule this summer, and dedication of a Veteran’s Memorial in November. The Rotary Club of Rockville is one of over 42,000 clubs around the world, dedicated to Service Above Self. The club normally meets Monday evening at 5:30 p.m.at the Thirty-Six Saloon banquet room. More information about the Rockville Rotary Club is available on Facebook.
Rockville rotary discusses upcoming bi-centennial
Have you been yeeted by a yeti yet?
It’s no secret that expert wordplay is the key to increasing your romantic attraction. After all, who doesn’t love a bonafide word nerd? Today’s word journey includes slang and … more
The latest addition to the Veterans Memorial Park landed in Crawfordsville on Saturday. The refurbished 1969 U.S. Army Bell UH-1 Huey helicopter arrived from Spring Hill, Florida. The aircraft was used for exertion, extraction, re-supply and as a medi-vac during Vietnam War. Froedge’s unloaded the helicopter and assembled the rotor and blades before placing it in the park.
Veterans Memorial park receives new addition
Brad Abney and Erika Summer are the new owners of the former Sportsmen's Club.
Former Sportsmen’s Club under new stewardship
Brad Abney and Erika Summer have started on a new venture with their three boys (and one on the way) to discover a simpler, more connected way of living as the owners of the former Sportsmen’s … more
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Hobbit Gardens Erth Gatherings Center in Fillmore
Herbalist will speak at CDPL
Constance Campbell Ferry of Hobbit Gardens Erth Gatherings Center in Fillmore will speak at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Crawfordsville District Public Library. She will share the benefits of herb … more
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Maisyn Sage Davis
Maisyn Sage Davis, a girl, born March 15, 10:59 p.m. at Franciscan Health, Lafayette, to Sydney and Sara Davis, New Richmond. At birth, she weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces.  Maternal grandmother … more
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