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Making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich may seem simple since we have all completed the task many times. How would you tell an “alien” how to make a sandwich? That was the question posed to science students in Lainey McCrory’s seventh grade classes at Parke Heritage Middle School. Using the directions given to them, the “alien” volunteers attempted to make a sandwich. The sandwiches varied greatly as the aliens followed each step as written. Students in the class quickly realized that when giving instructions detailed steps are required to complete the task. Serving as the alien volunteers were McCrory, Lisa Wrightsman, Brianne Shields and Tyler Milner. This assignment was to reinforce to the students how important it is to read and follow directions, which is essential for science labs. This exercise was also valuable practice as the students are currently creating their own science experiment and writing out their own experiment procedures. Pictured are Parke Heritage Middle School principal Wrightsman and counselor Shields as they prepare to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
PB&J Sandwiches
Martinez named to Seton Hall Dean’s list
SOUTH ORANGE, New Jersey — Seton Hall University is pleased to announce Felix Martinez of Thorntown has qualified for the Spring 2022 Dean’s List. After the close of every semester, … more
Council changing local income tax
The Public Safety Local Income Tax is changing. The Montgomery County Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to modify the rate presently at .6% to .95% which will enable the county to fund the future county-wide … more
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Indiana farmers keep rural communities viable
INDIANAPOLIS — Keeping rural communities thriving, even as more people migrate to suburban and urban centers, has always been a priority for Indiana Farm Bureau. As the largest general farm … more
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Effective Tuesday, Indiana-based agricultural cooperative Ceres Solutions began serving customers of the former Frick Services agronomy operation. The four facilities which are joining the Ceres Solutions network of retail ag centers are located in Larwill, Leiters Ford (pictured), Wawaka and Wyatt.
Ceres Solutions assumes operations of Frick Services Agronomy locations
Effective Tuesday, Indiana-based agricultural cooperative Ceres Solutions began serving customers of the former Frick Services agronomy operation. The four facilities which are joining the Ceres … more
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MCHD offers vaccine information
In need of a COVID-19 vaccination? The Montgomery County Health Department has you covered. The department offers the new Bivalent booster vaccine which covers the BA4 and BA5 variants of the … more
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Mayor Todd Barton welcomes the first group of program participants for the six-week-long consortium-style professional development training program for employees in first-time leadership roles at the Ivy Tech-Crawfordsville campus.
Crawfordsville kicks off professional development program
The city of Crawfordsville kicked off a six-week-long consortium-style professional development training program for employees in first-time leadership roles Tuesday, in partnership with six local … more
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Steve Proctor takes fish out of the fryer at the Waynetown Fish Fry.
Annual fish fry begins today
WAYNETOWN — Good food and fun are on the agenda for the Waynetown Fish Fry. The  annual event sponsored by the Waynetown Merchants Association begins today and continues through Saturday. … more
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The Parke Heritage High School cheerleaders held a Cheer Clinic on Sept. 2 during halftime of the football game with South Vermillion. Practice sessions were held Sept. 1 during which the girls learned the cheers to perform on Friday. Clinic participants were, front row, Ashlee Clodfelter, Lily Westbrook, Elizabeth Hazard, Jewell Eldridge, Remleigh Myers, Emery Edmundson, Rylee Noerenberg, Braelynn Lods, Blake Engle, Charlotte Rice, Aurora Lott, Savannah Armstrong, Kenna Hart, Emmalyn Doss, Henley Lear, Makenna Hart, Vivian Waltz, Harlow Simmons and Arielle Hartman; second row, Maddie Ryan, Josie Bodine, Avonelle Witty, Rebel Roemer, Cora Swaim, Myla Bridge, Autumn Wirth, Ashton Foxworthy, Millie Tomlin, Delilah LeClerc, Ira Crowder, Taylor Steele, Leah Wirth, Vivian Bennett, Addilyn Leach, LilyAnne Crowder, and Emma Patton; third row, Kenadie Cooper, Keira Earl, Cambree Edmundson, Haylnn Allen, Reagan Lindley, Claire Baldwin, Kamryn Bridge, Ellie Joy Rivers, Madilynn Martin, Javelin Wallace, Abigale Winters, Addilynn Lowe, Teagan Woodard and Lily Roosevelt; fourth row, Abbi Bonomo, Juliette Wyatt, Avrie Hetrick, Everlee Newcomb, Savanna York, Candice Gillogly, Heaven McKee, Zyriah Wheeler, Ellie Harshman, Ally Westbrook, Serenity Stanley, Raegen Lowry, Paizlie Kelly, Allison Hay, Emma Hill, Abby Hill and Madi Atkinson; fifth row, Taylor Snell, Alyssa Harshman, Emilia Ponce, Kimberly McKee, Emelia Chapman, Paige Rose, Madi Ingram, Julia Helderman, Tessa Thompson, Bayleigh Wallace, Landrie Frazier, Alexis Lindley, Makinley Atkinson, Aria Foxworthy, Aryana Kimbro, Ayanna Harris and Maiya McClaughlin; and back row, Morgan Shillings and Madi Coleman. Not pictured were Ava Pezan, Paisley Garner, Peyton Garner, Ellasen Wood, Maylen Wood, Hensley Dawson, Novelody DeBord and Emma Norman. The clinic was sponsored by Lods of Smiles Family Dentistry, Patton Financial Services, A-1 Construction, Fully Charged Tumbling, Dance and Fitness and The Rowdy Rooster T-shirt Company. Kerri Wheeler at Designs By Sparkles made the bows for the participants.
PHHS Fall Cheer Clinic

September is National Recovery Month
LAFAYETTE — Each year, nearly 2,000 Hoosiers die from opioid overdose. That’s why Valley Oaks Health is committed to providing accessible substance use treatment to the thousands of … more
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All area Christians are invited to participate in a cross procession in downtown Crawfordsville at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. The procession will begin in the parking lot of the Crawfordsville District Public Library.
Cross procession slated for Wednesday
All area Christians are invited to participate in a cross procession in downtown Crawfordsville at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. The procession will begin in the parking lot of the Crawfordsville District … more
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County-wide EMS moves forward
County-wide ambulance services took another step forward Monday as county commissioners approved a provision to allow negotiations with the City of Crawfordsville for EMS services. The county EMS … more
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The classroom has always been the essential piece to a transformational Wabash College education, demonstrated by several current Wabash students participating in orientation exercises this summer.
Wabash College again on U.S. News’ Best Liberal Arts Colleges List
Wabash College continues to be ranked among the best national liberal arts colleges in the U.S. News & World Report’s annual Best Colleges rankings, released Monday. Data was collected on … more
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The 2022 Crawfordsville High School Homecoming queen candidates and attendants are, from left, Ada Hutson, freshman attendant; Kaydence Brost, junior attendant; Hallie Gayler, Thayli Cuevas, Abbie Lain and Cyndra Johnson, senior queen candidates; and Makenzie Lawton, sophomore attendant. The queen will be crowned during halftime of the football game on Friday against Southmont High School.
Crawfordsville Homecoming Court

Sheet pan soup serves as perfect seasonal bridge
The late summer season yields bushels of produce, namely sweet peppers, corn and tomatoes. At the same time, the cooler air invites warming layers and soups. This recipe is a perfect bridge for the … more
Dan and Martha Goff celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 10, 2022.
Mr. and Mrs. Goff
Dan and Martha (Harshbarger) Goff  are celebrating 50 years of marriage. They were married Sept. 10, 1972, at Liberty Chapel Church, supported by family who modeled enduring love. Their … more
Smells like teen fake news
In November 1992, the Seattle grunge music scene was exploding in its popularity. While the angsty grunge fans were rocking in their flannel shirts, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was penning hits … more
SNHU announces summer President’s List
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University congratulates the Jessica Stawarz of Roachdale and Cody Cline of Crawfordsville on being named to … more
Veterans officer gives report
The weather has been nice for this time of year. We have been busy with 71 phone calls and 10 people visiting my office to do claims. We also had 12 people travel to the VA hospital or … more

Bicentennial Committee seeks local unsung heroes, centenarians
The Montgomery County Bicentennial Committee has been busy commemorating the county’s 200th birthday in a variety of ways this year. They are continuing to celebrate this milestone by asking … more
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