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Participants in the Parke Heritage High School Veterans Day program were, from left, front row, guest speaker Leighton Wilhite, Natalie Jones, Macy Kent and Jasmyne Everson; and back row, Megan Query, Stella Mrazik, Ava Barger and Xander Brown.
PHHS honors veterans
Veterans were honored during a program held at Parke Heritage High School on Monday in the gym. Macy Kent opened the program. Ava Barger lead the prayer followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by … more
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Three-time Indy 500 champion Johnny "Lone Star JR" Rutherford was recently honored with an American Racing Memorial Association historic marker in his hometown of River Oaks, Texas, a suburb of Fort Worth, where he still resides. Marker sponsor Bill Blaylock, Rutherford, River Oaks Mayor Herman Earwood, ARMA Member Therese Eutsler, and ARMA Co-Founder Mark Eutsler participated in the unveiling ceremony at Coates Park. Blaylock, is Vice President and General Tax Counsel of Texas Instruments and serves as a director of The Dallas Opera and board chair of the Museum of the American Railroad in Frisco. Also, participating were former Fort Worth Mayor Michael Moncrief and Elaine Blaylock, CPA, who is a Trustee of The Dallas Opera. Mayor Earwood, who lives in Rutherford’s childhood that his father built, proclaimed “Johnny Rutherford Day.” ARMA is a national program of the Indiana Racing Memorial Association. Three national markers have been unveiled in 2019. Established in 2014, IRMA will install its 50th Indiana marker in 2020.
Lone Star JR
Firewood permits available at Turkey Run, Shades SPs
The public is invited to cut certain downed trees at Turkey Run and Shades state parks for firewood. Trees eligible for firewood have fallen as a result of natural causes or have been dropped by … more
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The cast of Northridge Middle School's "Shrek Jr." will take to the stage Friday and Saturday at North Montgomery High School.
Northridge presents ‘Shrek Jr.’
LINDEN — An ogre who falls in love with a princess jumps from the big screen to the stage in Northridge Middle School’s biggest production. “Shrek Jr.” runs at 7 p.m. … more
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Wrap up Thanksgiving with a refreshing salad
As I mentioned last week, we as a church would sometimes draw names from our 18 families and single households to determine who would be gathering at which home in an attempt to have everyone … more
Understanding scarcity and gratitude
Do you ever have thoughts of scarcity? Examples include: Not enough time. Not enough money. Not enough happiness. Not enough (insert personal example here). Some mornings I wake up with these … more
Census workers spread the word
Next spring, the once-in-a-decade tradition of counting every person living in the United States will be in full gear as residents fill out the 2020 Census. Before the counting begins, the U.S. … more
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Montgomery County United Fund seeks donations
Friends and family will gather together later this month to enjoy the tradition of turkey, dressing and pumpkin pie. It’s Thanksgiving, a time to give thanks. It’s time to reflect on the … more
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Brown honored for inclusive excellence at Indiana State
Indiana State University officials gathered Friday to recognize those who are leading the way to make campus more inclusively excellent. Andrew Brown, a middle school math teaching major from … more
Duncan receives beef scholarship
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Hattie Duncan, Wingate, was awarded a $10,000 Jack and Donna Vanier Scholarship on Oct. 25 at the American Hereford Association Hereford Honorees awards ceremony during the … more
The October character focus at Sommer Elementary School was courage. Students awarded a "Patriot Pass" for their leadership in this area are, from left, front row, Sophia Simpson, Maddie Sparks, Bryer Finley, Kendall Barnett, Vivian Kolasinski, Guadalupe Amidon and Jonah Conkright; and back row, Aaron Welch, Lucas Woolwine, Garrett Morrison, Ava Carter, Jaxon Stultz, Remi Zuk and Eisley Asbury. Not pictured is Cassie Maly.
Sommer Students Recognized
Street closing, wagon route approved for party night
The stage is being set for Downtown Party Night. Crawfordsville Main Street received approval Wednesday from the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Safety to close a portion of East Main … more
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State park trails sweep ‘Best of Indiana’ contest
State park trails swept all 10 places in the Indiana Office of Tourism Development’s 2019 Best of Indiana people’s choice campaign for best hiking trails. Turkey Run State Park took … more
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Clara Brown was outside Tuesday afternoon enjoying the first snowfall of the season. She was making and throwing snowballs at those passing by.
Snow Days
The Parke Heritage Middle School spell bowl team placed second in the competition held at Woodrow Wilson Middle School in Terre Haute. There were four teams in their division. Team members are, from left, front row, Jordan Barnbrook, Hallie Miller, Nate Woodard, Henry Busenbark and Marshal Vincent; and back row, Keyera Brown, Mary Stevenson, Erica Zatorski, Coach Zach Taylor and Katelyn Williams.
PHMS Spell Bowl Team
Aaron Spolarich, a member of Crawfordsville Kiwanis, spoke on behalf of the Crawfordsville Bicycle and Pedestrian Citizen Advisory Council last Thursday during the local Kiwanis meeting. This council advises city officials on laws and safety regarding those who walk, run and bike in our community. The new “sharrows” (bicycle arrows) that can been seen on roads around town are an example of the work that they do. He is pictured with with president-elect Gary Behling.
Spolarich Visits Kiwanis
Southeast Fountain Elementary School
First Nine Weeks High Honor Roll Grade 1 — Caleb Acton, Avery Austin, Corwin Bowling, Emma Bratcher, Lucas Brownfield, Lillian Crowder, Hattie Deel, Emily Dotson, Braxtyn Elkins, Ashton … more
South schools staying open Nov. 19
NEW MARKET — South Montgomery schools will stay open Nov. 19 during the Red For Ed rally at the statehouse. Superintendent Dr. Shawn Greiner told school board members Monday during their … more
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Deal signed to extend water to Nucor Road
Indiana American Water has signed a long-awaited deal to extend water lines to the Nucor Road corridor, laying the groundwork for new expansion on the county’s east side. The agreement, … more
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County to replace, install warning sirens
The county will replace broken warning sirens and plans to upgrade the mass notification system to post alerts on social media. The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency received more than … more
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