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Wabash announces inaugural class of Global Health direct admits
Seven incoming freshmen make up the first group of students to receive direct admissions into Wabash College’s Global Health Initiative. Ryan Bartley, Vitor Ferrari, Hugh Ford, Zane Huber, … more
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Alexis Myers (seated) was crowned Miss Fountain County 2024 on Saturday. She also earned the People’s Choice Award. Myers is pictured with member of her court, from left, Micah Stonecipher, first runner-up and winner of the photogenic award; Avery Donaldson, second runner-up and Miss Congeniality; and Ashlynn Livengood, third runner-up. The Fountain County 4-H Fair continues through Thursday at Veedersburg.
Myers Crowned Miss Fountain County
Happening at the Fair [Photo gallery]
CPD urges drivers to slow down
The Crawfordsville Police Department is working to keep everyone on the road safe by raising awareness about the dangers of speeding and urging drivers to obey speed limits. From now through … more
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CCSC moves forward with capital projects plan
Trustees for the Crawfordsville Community School Corp. moved forward with funding a proposed three-year capital projects plan. On Thursday, school officials conducted the second of two required … more
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Crunch, a one-year-old calf, escaped Thursday evening from the Montgomery County 4-H Fairgrounds. The 950-pound animal was being moved into a barn when it was startled, dragging an adult handler for a short distance. The bovine then headed towards a wooded ravine adjacent to the fairgrounds. The Smith family who owns the animal were joined by other 4-Hers as well as city and county police officers, city firefighters and Emergency Management Agency personnel in a search for the escapee. The search continued overnight, and drones were also deployed. The animal eluded capture until about 2 p.m. Friday when it was located in a yard near Grace and Mercy Church. Firefighter Colton Meadows was able to get a rope on it and Brandon Miller of Clarks Hill used his horse to herd the calf. Crunch was then loaded onto a trailer and returned home.
Crunch Captured
SCP to bring ‘The Wedding Singer’ to the Vanity Stage
The Sugar Creek Players announce the upcoming production of “The Wedding Singer” — a musical comedy that promises to be a spectacular hit.   The show will run from July 26-28 … more
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Montgomery County 4-Hers gather Wednesday near the Boys & Girls Club to launch their aerospace projects. The annual county fair kicks off today and continues through July 17 at the fairgrounds, 400 Parke Ave.
Ready for Liftoff
South takes lead on Ladoga Park renovation project
NEW MARKET ­— Reconstruction underway at Ladoga’s public park took center stage at Monday’s school board meeting as the board stamped their final seal of approval on the … more
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Board OKs plans for temporary dining complex at Wabash
The Board of Public Works and Safety approved multiple street closures and parking restrictions related to the mobilization and installation of a temporary kitchen and dining complex on the tennis … more
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Seven to compete for Miss Fountain County
VEEDERSBURG — Seven women will vie for the title of Miss Fountain County 2024 on Saturday. The newly selected queen and her court will reign over the 4-H fair, which begins Friday and continues … more
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SmartAsset ranks Wabash No. 3 College in Indiana
Wabash College was named one of the three best colleges or universities in Indiana, according to SmartAsset, an online destination for consumer-focused financial information. In identifying the … more
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A graduation ceremony took place Monday in the council chambers of the City Building for the 2024 Crawfordsville Fire Department Recruits. Remarks were given by Chief Scott Busenbark, Deputy Chief Paul Miller and Mayor Todd Barton. Captain Bryan Shaw presented certificates to the graduates. Family members or mentors then participated in a pinning ceremony with each graduate before they were sworn into duty. The graduates are, from left, Charles J. Sorenson, Evan M. Shipman, Hannah R. Nolan, Trevor J. McKinney, Abigia G. Jones, Jacob P. Finchum and Omar A. Bahlool.
CFD Conducts Graduation Ceremony
Rick Warner has been part of the Dining with the Chefs event since its inception. He enjoys the camaraderie and is committed to helping support the local free clinic.
Meet the Chefs
The Montgomery County Free Clinic will celebrate the 10th annual Dining with the Chefs event on Aug. 10 at Wabash College. Its signature food and fundraising event, Dining with the Chefs, brings … more

Commissioners approve lease for courthouse renovation
Steps to renovate the Montgomery County Courthouse continued at Monday’s Montgomery County Commissioners meeting. Commissioners approved a lease between the Montgomery County Building … more
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Crawfordsville firefighters extinguished a fire in a second-story bedroom at 7 Park Lane East on Monday morning.
Fire sends one to hospital
A house fire Monday morning on the city’s east side sent a local man to Franciscan Health Crawfordsville with possible smoke inhalation. Crawfordsville firefighters were called to 7 Park … more
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Jessie Bradley, seated, was named the 2024 Miss Montgomery County and Miss Congeniality on Saturday. She is pictured with her court, from left, Princess Caelyn Carpenter; first runner-up Peri McClaskey; second runner-up Miranda Crowe; and Abby Sayler, who along with Carpenter, earned the Elaine Chambers Mental Attitude Award. Bradley is the daughter of Brian and Pam Bradley. She is a recent Southmont High School graduate and will be a freshman this fall at Purdue University. She is a 10-year 4-H member whose projects have included goats, swine, sheep, sewing, Fashion Revue, foods, crafts and floriculture. Bradley and her court will reign over the Montgomery County 4-H Fair, which begins Friday and continues through July 17.
Bradley Crowned Miss Montgomery County
CARA graduates enter the Crawfordsville High School auditorium.
CARA awards 36 diplomas to diverse group of students
The Crawfordsville Adult Resource Academy held a grand celebration June 27. The program, whose motto is “Building Tomorrow’s Opportunities,” had a graduation ceremony for a diverse … more
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Darlisa and Randy Steele’s home at 1010 W. Main St. has been selected at the Garden of the Month for July by the Flower Lover’s Garden Club.
July Garden of the Month
Some people just can’t get enough gardening in their busy lives; and you’ll find this when you drive by Darlisa and Randy Steele’s home at 1010 W. Main St. The couple’s … more
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Upcoming Children’s cancer fundraiser expanded
An upcoming downtown children’s cancer fundraiser has grown beyond organizer expectations and received permission Wednesday from the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Safety y to expand … more
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