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Daylight saving time begins for most of the US
Sunday marks the beginning of daylight saving time, when most across the U.S. spring forward, moving their clocks ahead by one hour. This is a reminder that you will lose an hour of sleep on … more
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Plant propagation class planned
Does a friend or relative have a plant you love but you have not been able to find one like it to purchase? Is your plant is getting too large, needing to be cut back but you hate to throw away what … more
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Senate District 7 communities receive $8.8M in road-funding
STATEHOUSE — Communities in Senate District 7 will receive nearly $8.8 million to improve roads and bridges through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, said State Sen. Brian … more
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Jerry Smith poses in his studio and gallery on South Green Street in Crawfordsville.
Exclusive Exhibition
THORNTOWN — An extraordinary evening of art and conversation with renowned Master Painter Jerry Smith is planned 5-8 p.m. April 3. The Sugar Creek Art Center, 127 S. Pearl St., Thorntown, … more
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Gary Harrison, Past Worthy President and Past State President, right, and trustee Brett Cating discuss the history of the local Eagles Aerie 1005 by the display of past presidents.
‘People Helping People’
Crawfordsville Aerie 1005 will mark its 120th anniversary Saturday by combining celebatory festivities with a fundraiser. Aerie members will join its auxiliary members to raise money for the … more
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MCHD shares bird flu info
The Montgomery County Health Department has shared an advisory by the United States Department of Agriculture regarding Avian Influenza, commonly referred to as the bird flu. The advisory includes … more
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Montgomery County Head Start is participating in Read Aloud’s national campaign, promoting that children experience reading aloud for at least 15 minutes a day. For the month of March, they have challenged everyone to engage in a 21-Day Read Aloud challenge by reading 15 minutes a day, anytime, anywhere. The Knights of Columbus of Carmel donated 80 books to the children at the local Head Start to support the campaign.
Read Aloud Challenge
Chamber plans City/County Legislative Lunch
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a City/County Legislative Lunch at noon March 21 on the third floor of Fusion 54, 101 W. Main St. The panel will consist of … more
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Fire destroys vacant home
A fire Friday destroyed a vacant home on the city’s far east side. Crawfordsville Fire Chief Scott Busenbark said fire crews were dispatched at 6:46 p.m. to 2561 E. Traction Road and when … more
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The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County celebrated Pi Day on Saturday. Cool math and physics-themed demonstrations, crafts, and activities were available throughout the Carnegie Museum building courtesy of Wabash College Physics and Math Department professors and students. Guests also enjoyed a piece of pie in the lobby in honor of the day. Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant represented by the Greek letter Pi, which signifies the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. No matter the size of the circle, the value of Pi is always the same, approximately equal to 3.14159. Pi is infinite, amazing, and part of many mathematical formulas.
Celebrating Pi Day
The Anthropologists, a New York City-based, female-led, investigative theater company, will present its devised play, “axes, herbs and satchels,” at Wabash College Fine Arts Center on March 5. The performance will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Ball Theater.
Devised play 'axes, herbs and satchels' hits Wabash stage
The Anthropologists, a New York City-based, female-led, investigative theater company, will present its devised play, “axes, herbs and satchels,” at Wabash College Fine Arts Center on … more
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Let’s Grow Together
The Crawfordsville District Public Library and the Master Gardeners of Montgomery County are excited to announce the opening of their collaborative project, the Crawfordsville Seed Library. The … more
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Pleasant Hill Elementary fourth and fifth graders recently participated in a fun mix of science and art. Local artist Amy Westphal of Amy Westphal Pottery gave a special presentation to the students called “Crinoids in Clay.” Montgomery County is uniquely rich in crinoid fossils, and the kids learned some truly interesting facts about the physiology and lives of these ancients sea creatures. After the presentation, students were able to create their own crinoid “fossil” in clay, as well as see some fossils up close. Westphal will fire the students’ clay pieces in her kiln and return them for the students to take home. This activity was sponsored by the Linden Carnegie Public Library.  
Crinoids in Clay
CDPL, HUE plan Human Library event
The Crawfordsville District Public Library will host a Human Library event on Saturday, inviting the community to engage in open conversations that break down biases and foster understanding. … more
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Carnegie Museum celebrates Pi Day
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County invites the community to celebrate Pi Day from 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Cool math and physics-themed demonstrations, crafts and activities will be available … more
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Lillian North, Susan Smith and Zoe Phillips star in “Honky Tonk Angels” at the Harmony Theater (formerly Myers Dinner Theatre) in Hillsboro.
Harmony Theater opens season with ‘Honky Tonk Angels’
HILLSBORO — The Harmony Theater, formerly Myers Dinner Theatre, opens its 2025 season with Ted Swindley’s “Honky Tonk Angels.” This musical, filled with classic country hits, … more
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City to explore public transportation option
Officials with the City of Crawfordsville are working with RLS & Associates Inc. to assess the need for public transportation in Montgomery County. RLS is a transportation management and … more
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A Rushville man escaped serious injury Monday afternoon when his semi tractor-trailer crashed near the 34 mile-marker of eastbound Interstate 74. According to police, Collie Foust, 39, was driving a 1990 semi and grain trailer when it went off the roadway and overturned. The semi was hauling 80,000 pounds of grain. A nearby guardrail and bridge deck were damaged during the crash.
Semi Crashes on I74
Don’t miss the 26th annual Spring Fever Craft Fair
Crawfordsville’s local Indiana Business and Professional Women’s group will have its 26th anniversary fundraiser event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Montgomery County fairgrounds. … more
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North school board approves improvement projects
North Montgomery School Board members approved two projects that will improve facilities. The projects include paving around the middle school and renovating two bathrooms at the high school. … more
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