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Liz Rice, executive director of the Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, is pictured with Kenny Cain and his wife Marlene after Cain’s Homelike Farms was named the 2023 IASWCD Conservation Farmer of the Year.
Conservation district, farm family earn honors
The Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District and one local farm family have earned statewide recognition for their efforts to improve the environment and educate others. The MCSWCD … more
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Children gather around emcee Kevin Howey as he reads "T'was the Night Before Christmas."
Waynetown Christmas celebrations start Saturday
WAYNETOWN — Waynetown will kick off the Christmas season with the annual Christmas in the Park Lighting Ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rev. Guy Tremaine Park. More than 65 Christmas … more
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North board receives project updates
North Montgomery school board members received a report Monday from business manager Jim McBee about the progress of two major projects. The locker room project at the high school is complete … more
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Ryan and Kimberly Brooks are brightening the holidays for local families with the creation of the Christmas Corner at C.R. 450S and C.R. 275W. The family is seeking sponsors and donations to help with the cause.
A New Tradition
Ryan and Kimberly Brooks are starting what they hope will be a long-standing tradition known as Christmas Corner. The rural Crawfordsville couple is asking community members to pull together and … more
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The cast of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” will bring the timeless classic to the Vanity Theater stage today through Sunday. Tickets may be purchased online.
A Magical Journey
Excitement fills the air as the Sugar Creek Players proudly presents “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe,” a timeless classic that promises to captivate audiences today through Sunday … more
Wabash joins partnership to help students explore tech careers
Wabash College has joined a partnership designed to help students explore multiple disciplines in the tech industry guided by active professionals. The partnership links Wabash and five other … more
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Crowds gathered Saturday for Small Business Saturday and Downtown Party Night. People enjoyed shopping and dining at local establishments, a tree lighting ceremony at the courthouse with this year's honorees, Irma and Ignacio Bravo, listening to live holiday music, children's crafts, hay rides and more.
Downtown Party Night 2023
Guests fill their plates at the Elston Homestead during the annual Holiday Tea and Fashion Show.
17th annual Holiday Tea & Fashion Show set for Friday
The 17th annual Holiday Tea & Fashion Show will be Friday. The event is hosted at the Elston Homestead and is a major fundraiser for the General Lew Wallace Study & Museum. Ticket-holders may … more
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County commissioners bid out roadwork for 2024
Montgomery County Commissioners approved a notice to bidders Monday for the 2024 Community Crossings Grant funds. Nearly $1 million will be used on select roadways in the upcoming year. … more
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A crowd gathers on East Main Street to witness the tree-lighting ceremony during Downtown Party Night.
All Aglow
Downtown Crawfordsville will be all aglow with Christmas cheer Saturday during the annual Small Business Day and Downtown Party Night. The event, sponsored by Crawfordsville Main Street, … more
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First place winners in the 2022 Deck Your Homes Contest were Maria Vannice and Joseph Matrisian at 9401 State Road 234W.
Who’s making it ‘merry and bright’ this year?
The Journal Review is accepting entries for the annual Deck Your Homes holiday lights contest. Residents can nominate themselves or their neighbors for cash prizes that are awarded to the top … more
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JR seeks Shining Star nominations
The Journal Review is again seeking nominations for its annual Shining Star Award. Since its inception in 2010, the annual award seeks to recognize individuals, families, or other groups who, … more
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Annual Cheer Certificate campaign kicks off
The 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign kicks off today with a goal to raise $20,000 for local families in need during the holiday season. Organized by the Crawfordsville High School … more
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Board OKs design services for Shelley Drain reconstruction
Members of the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Safety met Wednesday to approve an agreement with Banning Engineering for design services related to the William Shelley Drain reconstruction … more
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Indiana Hunt for Hunger will feed hungry Hoosiers
Indiana First Lady Janet Holcomb joined the Department of Natural Resources at Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana on Monday to let hunters know how they can help hungry Hoosiers. This reminder comes as … more
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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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Get to the Thanksgiving table safe
Thanksgiving is a time for families to gather. However, with more people on the roadways, there is greater potential for crashes. That is why the Crawfordsville Police Department is joining law … more
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Chamber of Commerce plans State Legislative Breakfast
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a State Legislative Breakfast at 9 a.m. Dec. 9 at the Hoosier Heartland State Bank Success Center, 1623 S. U.S. 231, … more
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Libby Allen puts the work into wrapping.
Gift Lift organizers seek community support
Montgomery County cares. This is an obvious statement throughout the calendar year, yet becomes most profound during the holiday season. It is at this time that community members wrap their arms … more
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Montgomery County establishes free legal help kiosk at courthouse
Many citizens in the community face legal hurdles that are difficult to overcome. Whether it be a situation involving child custody, inability to obtain a valid driver’s license or eviction. … more
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