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Montgomery County Commissioners approved a rezoning request Monday from James and Christina Deer.
The couple plans to turn a former used car business at 3994 E. S.R 32 into a single-family …
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Bob Cox | Journal Review
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2/25/25
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What would a Wabash man do if asked to serve on a jury? Would he go along with the crowd on the easiest path to conviction or acquittal? Or would he stand his ground, study the evidence, and stick …
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2/25/25
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The public is invited to the Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library for the annual Tri Kappa Art Show.
The show highlights artworks created by local high …
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2/22/25
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California Pellet Mill is closing after nearly 80 years of business in Crawfordsville.
According to an unnamed source, employees were informed Thursday morning that the plant on East Wabash …
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Hayley Jarman | hjarman@jrpress.com
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2/22/25
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HILLSBORO — After a little over a year under new ownership, Myers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro is getting an updated identity, along with a new name: The Harmony Theater.
Mark and Misty …
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2/21/25
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Most people have heard of the Battle of Iwo Jima, but many may not know that someone with local ties was a major part of what became one of the battle’s most iconic moments.
The Battle of …
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2/21/25
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Thrive West Central has launched the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program in Montgomery County.
Funding from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs has partnered with Thrive to make this …
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Journal Review
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2/20/25
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The Crawfordsville Fire Department extends its heartfelt appreciation to QinFlow Inc. for their generous support in equipping our emergency medical teams with state-of-the-art blood and IV fluid …
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2/20/25
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Get ready for a night of laughter and connection at Red Velvet sponsored by the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies at Wabash College. The annual event takes place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Ball …
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2/20/25
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The Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation District held its annual meeting Tuesday, celebrating achievements from 2024, electing new board members, and featuring a keynote address on invasive …
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Hayley Jarman | hjarman@jrpress.com
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2/20/25
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Volunteers for Mental Health in Montgomery County reminds local students who volunteer that the deadline for the Beverley Turner Servant-Leader Award is soon approaching on March 1.
Turner was …
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Journal Review
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2/19/25
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Gail Pebworth, a fixture on the Wabash College pool deck for 18 seasons, is one of 20 individuals to be inducted as a member of the Class of 2025 into the College Swimming and Diving Coaches …
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Journal Review
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2/19/25
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A bill that would penalize individuals sleeping on state-owned property passed out of committee on Monday and is moving forward for a full House vote. House Bill 1662 aims to prevent unauthorized …
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Hayley Jarman | hjarman@jrpress.com
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2/19/25
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Cub Scout Pack 909 recently honored five local fifth graders for completing their Arrow of Light requirements to finish the Cub Scout program. The ceremony took place during the Blue and Gold Banquet …
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2/19/25
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‘Smoke and Mirrors’
Democrats, critics denounce Republican budget proposal over school funding
Whitney Downard
Indiana Capital Chronicle
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Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle
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2/18/25
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2/15/25
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Seven Wabash College seniors have earned Orr Fellowships, guaranteeing two-year salaried positions with some of Indiana’s most dynamic, high-growth businesses.
Seth Acero, Will Morris, …
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2/15/25
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Crawfordsville Community School Corp. approved an updated employer-sponsored handbook for the 2025-26 school year, and made changes to its employee provided childcare benefit on Thursday.
The …
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Hayley Jarman | hjarman@jrpress.com
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2/15/25
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Dana Simons’ clients already have enough on their plate. As the executive director of Next Step Foundation in Terre Haute, she and her staff of peer recovery coaches offer housing and other …
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Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle
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2/15/25
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Egg prices hit a record high as the U.S. contends with an ongoing bird flu outbreak, but consumers didn’t need government figures released Wednesday to tell them eggs are terribly expensive and …
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Associated Press
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2/14/25
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