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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
Four Parke Heritage High School juniors have been recognized as Rising Stars of Indiana for the Class of 2025. Treyton Burgess, Addison Jenkins, Brayden Luce and Raegan Ramsay received this award from The Indiana Association of School Principals. Each Indiana high school was invited to recognize up to four students currently in the 11th grade, based on their academic achievement. Pictured, from left, are Jenkins, Burgess, Ramsay and Luce.
PHHS Rising Stars
Wear your pajamas to a pancake party
The Breakfast Co. is ready for Christmas and wants to celebrate with you. Every Friday in December, they are hosting a “Pancakes and Pajamas Party” for customers. Customers are … more
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Donations needed to help local families
Organizers of the Sunshine Society Cheer Certificate campaign report donations to the 112th fundraising effort are at $2,973.57. This year’s campaign goal is to raise $20,000 to help local … more
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Rochelle Drake, left, is presented with the 2023 Hazel Feldhausen Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted by Dr. Kristen Seward.
Drake earns Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted award
Rochelle Drake was named the 2023 Hazel Feldhausen Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted by the Indiana Association for the Gifted on Tuesday. Dr. Kristen Seward, Associate Director of The Gifted … more
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Vaught expresses gratitude
I want to express my sincere gratitude to all the staff at Hickory Creek Rehab facility during my stay after my motorcycle accident. Also for the kindness, gifts and support of my family … more
Experience the healing power of art
Dusk to Dawn and Athens Art Gallery are excited to announce a unique and hands-on exploration of the therapeutic benefits of art with acclaimed artist Ellie Dickmeyer. Join them for an evening … more
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Holly Jolly Days at NMHS
The cantata choir comprised of members from various churches in Montgomery County performed Sunday at Christ’s United Methodist Church.
Breath of Heaven

State Representative Michelle Davis of Whiteland (third from left) presented Hardworking Hoosier awards to David Bozell of Columbus, Sherrie Tucker of Speedway and Mark Eutsler of Linden, members of the Indiana Racing Memorial Association Executive Team during IRMA’s 10th Anniversary Celebration at the American Legion Post 500 in Speedway. She cited the three and Bob Gates of Greenwood, also an Executive Team Member, for IRMA’s achievement and said, “Your dedication and work ethic serve as a model for all Hoosiers.” IRMA’s historic marker legacy program has placed 49 markers throughout Indiana to celebrate Indiana’s racing heritage. Its national program, the American Racing Memorial Association, has placed two markers in California, two in Illinois, and one in Texas. Nearly 20,000 people have attended IRMA/ARMA events and $150,000 has been raised from local communities where the markers are installed. In May, IRMA’s Facebook page reached 26,000 likes, had 800,000 engagements, and was visited 1.5 million times. IRMA’s third marker honors 1919 Indy 500 Winner and Crawfordsville native Howdy Wilcox. It is in downtown Crawfordsville on the east side of Green Street in front of the parking lot just north of Marie Canine Plaza.
Hardworking Hoosiers Recognized
Representatives from eight local organizations pose Monday with Montgomery County Commissioners after receiving a combined $146,963 in funds from the national opioid settlement.
Commissioners distribute opioid settlement funds
Eight local organizations received funds Monday from the national opioid settlement during the meeting of the Montgomery County Commissioners. Recipients collected an aggregate total of $146,963. … more
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Jodi Webster, left, shares information about Project Evergreen with members of the Rice family who were on hand to receive one of the two donated trees.
NMMS students honor veterans
North Montgomery Middle School is providing Christmas cheer to two families of veterans through its Project Evergreen. Students presented Christmas trees to Nick Pirtle and the family of the late Jay … more
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It’s an ordinary day, and that’s okay
It’s a common day with ordinary food, ordinary people, and ordinary situations. Ordinary for me is talking with little people, setting food on the table, giving hugs, wiping wet kisses, and … more
Harken yon holiday heraldry: forgotten phrases from Christmases of yore
As Andy Williams reminds us once per hour on the local Christmas radio station: It’s the most wonderful time of the year. I agree — the holiday season is full of warmth and tradition, … more

Trace Michael Gwynn
Trace Michael Gwynn, a son, born Nov. 26 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Vincent and Jeanine (Addler) Gwynn, Crawfordsville. He was welcomed home by a sister, Emery Gwynn, 2. Maternal … more
Ashley Halstead
Halstead marks 5 years with HHSB
Hoosier Heartland State Bank proudly announces the 5-year work anniversary of Ashley Halstead, account specialist at HHSB’s L adoga branch. Over the past five years, Halstead has … more
Hannah Olin
Olin celebrates 5 years at HHSB
HHSB is pleased to announce the five-year work anniversary of Hannah Olin, branch manager, Crawfordsville South Branch. Olin is a graduate of Crawfordsville High School. With a decade of retail … more
Melanie Cravens
HHSB celebrates Cravens’ retirement
Hoosier Heartland State Bank proudly announces the retirement of Melanie Cravens, customer service representative, on the occasion of her 20-year work anniversary. Cravens has been an integral part … more
Maple Grove Extension Homemakers
The Maple Grove Homemakers met at noon Nov. 20 at the 4-H Exhibit Hall with nine members present. Judy Tulley was the hostess and she prepared a couple of different soups. Each member brought … more

Butler University junior Abigail Eutsler of Linden recently presented and performed in the Butler School of Music’s “Expanding the Canon Lecture Recital Project."
Eutsler performs at recital
Butler University junior Abigail Eutsler of Linden recently presented and performed in the Butler School of Music’s “Expanding the Canon Lecture Recital Project” in the Edison … more
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