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How to purposefully punctuate the holiday season
This is most likely my oldest son’s last year believing in Santa. I think he’s onto the big lie my wife and I have been spinning. Will he ruin it for his younger siblings? I sure hope … more
Wabash College students tour the city of Crawfordsville and stop for a photo outside the Montgomery County Courthouse.
Wabash receives $25M grant from Lilly Endowment
Wabash College will roll out the welcome mat to the Crawfordsville community and provide unprecedented support for Montgomery County’s nonprofit agencies thanks to a $25 million grant from … more
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Cheer Certificate drive picks up
Fundraising for the 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign has picked up. As of Friday, the fundraising drive reached $10,428.57. The campaign received a significant boost from the staff, … more
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Window decorating winners announced
Winners of the Holiday Window Decoration contest are as follows: • Best overall — Just Because Flowers, Gifts, first place; and The Joshua Cup, second place • Best … more
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Cameron Snellenbarger and family claimed first place in the 2023 Deck Your Homes contest. Their home is at 1048 W. Oak Hill Crossing Road.
Holly Jolly Homes
2023 Deck Your Homes Winners First Place — Cameron Snellenbarger & Family, 1048 W. Oak Hill Crossing, Crawfordsville Second Place — Jim and Lynn Duff, 304 Scott St., … more
Tokens of love are true blessings
Hi there, good evening, It’s ... well, I won’t tell you what time it is. We’ll just say I’m usually in bed at this hour of the day; why lay there with sleep out of sight? Why … more
Crews completed paving along Wabash Avenue on Saturday morning. The road was opened later that day. The project, which started several months ago, was delayed when it was discovered that the water lines under Wabash Avenue were too shallow and needed to be placed deeper. This meant all water lines to residences had to be redone. Construction crews worked to make the adjustments, but during that time the paving crew had other obligations to fulfill, which delayed completion of the overall project.
Wabash Avenue Open
Family war and holiday peace
Today’s column is the first step of your journey into the hearts of two young children, Sam and Zoey. As you witness the destructive power swirling within Sam and Zoey’s family, your … more
No chestnuts for the open fire
“The Christmas Song,” written in 1945 hides some interesting information about American History. The American Chestnut (Castanea dentata) was once one of the largest trees in eastern … more

Museum grateful for B&L Engineering
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to B&L Engineering. It’s been a busy year moving heavy things at the museum. We couldn’t have done … more
The State Champion Senior Team of Natalie Rhoads, Kylee Reeves, Kelsey Thompson and Cole Rhoads.
South FFA crops team keeps up its winning ways
The Southmont FFA senior crops judging team placed first at the State Crops Contest at Purdue on Dec. 9, giving the school its 34th state title in crops judging. There were 52 teams and 187 … more
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D-Patrick of Crawfordsville staff present a check to Montgomery County FOP Lodge #90 members.
D-Patrick Crawfordsville donates to Shop with a Cop
D-Patrick Crawfordsville presented a check for $500 to the Montgomery County FOP Lodge #90 on Wednesday. The donation goes to support the Montgomery County FOP “Shop with a Cop … more
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CCSC board approves preschool name change
Willson Preschool will now be known as Willson Preschool Academy. On Thursday, trustees for the Crawfordsville Community School Corp. voted unanimously to change the name of the school that … more
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Board conducts hearings on two unsafe buildings
Crawfordsville Board of Public Works & Safety members conducted public hearings Wednesday for two unsafe building orders. The first hearing was for property at 203 S. Water St. owned by … more
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CDPL staff share December picks
As you get ready for the busy holiday season, we hope that you are able to find some time to pause, breathe, and enjoy a few fun holiday tales or get lost for a while in a good book. Several of … more
Lawmakers encourage constituents to take issue survey
STATEHOUSE ­— With Indiana’s lawmakers set to return to the Statehouse on Jan. 8 for the start of the 2024 legislative session, Montgomery County legislators released online surveys … more
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Nicki Reimondo, Christine Keough, Logan Link, Sherri Madison, Hadley Dowell, Brian King, Kelsey Feese and James Wurtsbaugh were recognized as staff and students of the month for November.
South school board approves 2024 calendar changes
NEW MARKET — Two school calendar changes were emphasized Monday at the regular meeting of the South Montgomery School Board. The first change was the addition of an eLearning Day on April … more
American Legion Post 302 in Darlington recently donated $2,500 to the Veterans Memorial Park being established in Crawfordsville. Pictured are Sons of the American Legion Member Paul Dowell Jr., Auxiliary President Donna Weliever Miller, SAL Member John Roche, SAL President Rich Maxwell, Commander Dave Wright, VMP Board Advisor Mark Eutsler, VMP Vice President Mike Spencer, VMP Board Member Bill Durbin, Club Manager Kim Lough Carpenter, Past Commander Jeremy Weliever. Donations of any amount are being accepted and sponsorships are still available. More information is available by contacting the park at veterans.memorial.47933@gmail.com.
Darlington Post Donates to Project
Chuck Wagoner, a retired art teacher from North Vermillion High School, visited the Parke Heritage Middle School art classes Dec. 7 to inspire the young students with his passion for pottery. Wagoner's love for molding and making clay objects started when he was a young child and played in his grandmother's creek. This led to his first official ceramic pot made in art class in 1974 and since then, he has made thousands of pottery items. During his visit, he shared his techniques for making different pots and encouraged the students to experiment with various art forms. Wagoner's love for pottery has not only been a passion but also a means of giving back to the community. He has worked with Catholic Charities to sell soup bowls that have been made by his former students and sold pottery items for Billie Creek and he currently sells items at Bridgeton. He also emphasized the importance of studying different artists to find inspiration and to develop one's own unique style. Through Wagoner's visit, the students gained valuable insights into the world of pottery and the importance of pursuing one's passion. Pictured are Logan White, Jase Bowles, Aiden Nicholas, Chloe Clocksin, Steven Myers, Mrs. De Householder, Chuck Wagoner, Matthew Fox, Alisa McMullen, Kennedy Mitchell, Cohen Berry and Serenity Baumer.
A Passion for Pottery

As a part of their Leader in Me program, Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set an example by being a good leader and demonstrate one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Earning Habit Hero awards for November are front row, Lily Westbrook, Karter Scott, Brantley Evans, Remleigh Myers,and Tru Kerr; middle row, Javelin Wallace, Steven Doty, Bowen Laznik and Jonathan McLain; and back row, Kurt King, Owen Mundell, Kaden Flood, Payton Thomas and Brenton Hart. Not pictured is Cambree Edmundson.
TRES Recognizes November Habit Heroes
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