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The Town of New Richmond is creating Hurt Memorial Park in honor of Roger Hurt who was a long-time resident of New Richmond. Prior to his passing in 2003, Hurt donated property (on Osage Street) to the town for the current and future children of New Richmond. On Oct. 5, a flagpole is scheduled to be installed. The next project will be a memorial plaque honoring Hurt. Future plans are for picnic tables, benches, gazebo, and updated playground equipment for the children. Total costs are expected to be in excess of $10,000. Donations may be made to the Town of New Richmond and earmarked for Hurt Memorial Park. For more information, contact Councilman Carmine Azzato at cazzato77@gmail.com or contact the Town Hall at 765-339-4507. Pictured, from left, are Carmine Azzato, Eileen Matricia (sister of Roger Hurt) and Steve McLaughlin (vice president/economic development officer of Tri-County Bank)..
Roger Hurt Memorial Park Fund
RIGHT: Luke Bell, 4, has completed the Crawfordsville District Public Library program 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. He is the son of Carissa Bell. Luke’s favorite book is “Go, Dog.Go! “ by P.D. Eastman. Mom said, “It is a great program to help children read.”
Lil' Reader
Catherine Miller, age 17 months, has completed the Crawfordsville District Public Library program 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. She is the daughter of Justin and Anne Miller. Her favorite book is “Orthodox Kindergarten for 2-Year-Olds” by Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis. Mom said, “Catherine loves to sit and turn pages in a book, and she is learning how to sit still during story time at home (but far from still!). All other times she is constantly on the go. The 1,000 Books program is helpful for us to set aside time to read lots of books to little ones.”
Lil' Reader
The Crawfordsville Rotary Club donated more than 150 child-sized face masks to the Meredith Nicholson Elementary School and the Hoover Elementary School in Crawfordsville. Rotary President Roger Azar delivered the masks to both schools. The masks are fitted for kids between the ages of 5 and 12 years old. The masks have sports designs, fairies, motorcycles, superheroes and other kids-friendly cartoons. The masks were presented to the school nurses, who were delighted with the Rotary donation.
Rotary Club Gives Masks

BOW opens solid waste bids
The Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Safety opened bids on Wednesday for the latest contract for solid waste disposal. The board received bids from Waste Management, T&S Trash Service … more
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The Gen. Lew Wallace Study is shown on Wednesday.
Study joins Smithsonian’s 17th Annual Museum Day
The General Lew Wallace Study & Museum will open its doors free of charge to all Museum Day ticketholders on Saturday as part of Smithsonian magazine’s 17th annual Museum Day, a national … more
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Little Giant Stadium is home to the Wabash football and track and field teams.
Clifford’s gift ‘truly transformational’ for Wabash athletics
Wabash College President Scott Feller has announced that an extraordinary $10 million gift from Kevin G. Clifford ’77 and his family made it possible for the College to build the stunning new … more
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The winning team was Edge Information Technologies. Pictured, from left, Joel Hobson, Brendan Bratcher, Cooper Tarter and Nick Sommer.
Annual golf scramble raises $15,000 for UWMC
United Way in Montgomery County hosted its annual golf scramble Sept. 10 at the Crawfordsville Country Club. United Way in Montgomery County would like to thank all of their sponsors who contributed … more
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The Parke Heritage High School cheerleaders held a Cheer Clinic on Sept. 9 in the PHHS gym for students from Rockville Elementary and Turkey Run Elementary. Practice sessions were held on Wednesday and Thursday, the girls then held a special performance for their families and guests. With a clinic theme of Disney, the cheerleaders led several cheers and did some dance movements. Participants in the Cheer Clinic were front row, Paisley Garner, Hunter Stonebraker, Autumn Wirth, Taylor Steele, Avonelle Witty, Ava Pezan, Molli Houston, Emmalyn Doss, Raena Beem, Ashton Foxworthy, Peyton Garner, Myla Bridge, Aubrey Brewer, Emery Edmundson and Addilyn Leach; second row, Brenley Mager, Addilynn Lowe, Maylen Wood, Danielle Hoke, Serenity Townsend, Brooke Busenbark, Claire Baldwin, Reagan Lindley, Harper Mace, Kamryn Bridge, Izzy Kessinger, Ellie Rivers, Hannah Blystone, Cambree Edmundson; third row, Aryana Kimbro, Avrie Hetrick, Scarlett Rose, Brinley McCoy, Elena Neely, Juliette Wyatt, Mallory Hill, Paizlie Kelly, Zyriah Wheeler, Ally Westbrook, Aria Foxworthy and Julia Helderman; fourth row, Maleigha Uplinger, Savanna York, Sadie O’Keeffe, Zoey Garver, Raegan Lowry, Ellasen Wood, Ellie Harshman, Emma Weise, Nove DeBord and Taylor Snell; fifth row, Zoey Blystone, Alaiya Steele, Tessa Thompson, Oakley Pound, Jocelyn Lohse, Juliana Wyatt, Alexis Lindley, Maiya McLaughlin, Makinley Atkinson, Landry Frazier, Emmanuela Carpenter, Emma Norman, Ayanna Harris and Madilyn Ingram; sixth row, Alexa Spurr, Ava Snodgrass, Damita Johnson, Emma Fonner, Allie Nading, Sonia O’Keeffe, Kenley Martin, Bayleigh Wallace, Hana Stonebraker and Lainey Bryant; seventh row, Abigail Henderson, Elettra Frosio, Josie Bodine, Jasmyne Everson, Ali Hetrick, Randi Long, Bree McGrannahan, Katelyn Williams, and Karley Fellows; and back row, Abbi Bonomo, Lily Roosevelt, Ashlee Clodfelter, Morgan Shillings and Madison Coleman. Brittany Kimbro is the PHHS Cheer Coach. The clinic was sponsored by Alsop Chevrolet, Jason Lear at York Chevrolet and Randy Kneeland for Parke County Sheriff.
PHHS Cheer Clinic

Photo Provided Members of the Southmont High School Homecoming Court members are, front row, senior queen candidate Tiffany Dittmer, senior king candidate Logan Oppy, senior queen candidate Chaney Scott, senior king candidate Logan Phillips, senior queen candidate Brianna Heininger and senior king candidate Trent Jones; and second row, senior queen candidate Adriana Smith, senior king candidate Van Powers, senior queen candidate Frances Shaw, senior king candidate Eyan Endicott and senior queen candidate Madison Chadwick. Not pictured is senior king candidate Gerald Hutson. In the third row, are freshman court members Caeleigh Reinken and Lucas Oppy, sophomore court members Jacob Fox and Jessica Bradley and junior court members Sami Mooday and Luke Tesmer. The Homecoming game will be at 7 p.m. Friday against Crawfordsville. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. there will be a tailgate and concert to celebrate Southmont’s 50th year. All former staff/faculty members and alumni are encouraged to attend a fun pre-game set of activities and a chance to reminisce with old friends and teachers/staff.
Southmont Homecoming Royalty
Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards as a part of their Leader in Me program. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set a good example in one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Winners for the month of August are front row, Brady Patton, Ben Payton-Dukes, Nolan Mayes, Ryder Poore, Eva Johnson and Jackson Doty; and back row, Avrie Hetrick, Carter Chapman, Alaiya Steele, Tori Harmon, Jenna Newnum, Alex Wallace and Colt Martin. Not pictured is Chloe Branson.
TRES August Habit Heroes
Move to exclude city council from 2% raise dies
A move to exclude Crawfordsville City Council members from a proposed 2% pay raise for city employees failed Monday as the 2022 budget takes shape. The first reading of an annual ordinance setting … more
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County can begin spending relief funds
Montgomery County can begin spending part of its share of federal coronavirus relief money after the County Council on Tuesday approved an additional appropriation for the funding. The county … more
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The Little Sisters of Hoboken from left, top, Mary Taylor and Sarah Grace Odom; middle Emmie Wright; and bottom, Elsa Scott Besler and Natalie A. Korbisch prepare for their fundraiser in Nunsense, running from Friday through Oct. 10 at Myers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro.
It's Habit-Forming
HILLSBORO — Up next in Myers Dinner Theatre’s 25th anniversary season will be Dan Goggin’s zany hilarious musical revue, Nunsense, opening at 6:30 p.m. Friday, and running through 5 … more
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Fill a truck for Afghan refugees
Local churches are hosting a “fill up the pickup truck” event Wednesday to collect donations for Afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury. Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church and St. Stephen … more
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England celebrates 45 years with Lakeside Book Co.
 Larry England celebrated his 45th anniversary with Lakeside Book Company on Friday. He began his career as a board and cloth cutter operator and later worked Utility on Line 8 and 11. He … more
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Heidi Cardenas
Cardenas joins HHSB
Hoosier Heartland State Bank announces its recent hire of Heidi Cardenas. She joins the team with more than two years of banking experience. Cardenas is responsible for processing transactions and … more
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Phil Goode, right, representing CEL&P, the 2020 Large Business of the Year, presents the award to Banjo Corp.
Chamber announces annual award recipients
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce recently recognized 11 award recipients at its annual dinner and business of the year awards program. Dinner was hosted at the Crawfordsville … more
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Small biz relief, water extension planned with funds
Additional relief is on the way for local businesses and nonprofits trying to rebound from the pandemic. The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners authorized up to $200,000 in federal American … more
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Seal coating slated to begin today
The Montgomery County Highway Department will begin seal coating operations for certain roads today. Crews will start on C.R. 625 on or around today depending upon weather conditions. Multiple … more
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