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Wabash’s Oostman earns ‘Realizing the Dream’ scholarship
Jake Oostman ’25 was recognized by the Independent Colleges of Indiana with a “Realizing the Dream” scholarship, one of 29 first-generation college students statewide to be … more
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Aspire to Inspire
The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library would like to welcome the public to view the Annual Exhibit of Sugar Creek Quilters’ Guild. Their impressive … more
North bands strike gold
The North Montgomery Middle School Bands are seeing gold.  Both bands, the beginning band and the concert band, received gold ratings at the annual Indiana State School Music Association … more
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Katie Wallace and Brad Monts have partnered for this year's Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars.
Monts, Wallace pair up for YSB fundraiser
Brad Monts is president/CEO of Hoosier Heartland State Bank. When not working, he enjoys doing projects around the house, as well as boating, golfing and traveling. Monts has lived in Montgomery … more

Mayor Todd Barton welcomed scouts, scouters, community leaders and others on March 16 to the Second Annual Crawfordsville Mayor’s Breakfast for Scouting, at Fusion 54. Guests heard details about various events and exciting activities held and planned for scouting units in and around the Crawfordsville area. The $3,010 raised at the event will be used for annual registration assistance and summer camp scholarships for area scouts.
Mayor's Annual Breakfast for Scouting a Success
Chamber plans State Legislative Breakfast
The Crawfordsville/Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce will have a State Legislative Breakfast at 9 a.m. April 15 at the Hoosier Heartland State Bank Success Center, 1623 S. US 231, … more
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Chad Hess, Katie Viers, Julie Hess and Mason Hall, better known as Team Hess of F.C. Tucker West Central assist a student with her housing decisions at the Reality Store. Team Hess handled the influx of buyers in a timely fashion and were able to guide them in the direction that aligned with their financial situation.
Doing Some Adulting
“No kids.” “I’m never growing up.” “Life is expensive.” These are just a few of the many comments received from the eighth grade students who … more
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Board opens street paving bids
Members of the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works & Safety opened bids Wednesday from three area companies vying for paving work in the city. Bids were received from DC Construction Services … more
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Newspaper moving to 5-day publication cycle
Beginning next week, the Journal Review will change its publication cycle from six days a week to five days a week, publishing daily Tuesday through Saturday. This change comes because of a change … more
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Midwest Living magazine named Trail 3 at Turkey Run State Park a top destination.
Turkey Run trail earns top billing in Midwest Living magazine
MARSHALL — Turkey Run State Park’s Trail 3 was recently named the Midwest’s Best Hike in Midwest Living’s annual Best of the Midwest list. The magazine tabbed Trail 3 from … more
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Study says Indiana housing cost burden is severe and statewide
A report released recently by the statewide membership organization Prosperity Indiana and the National Low Income Housing Coalition says the state’s affordable housing shortage and … more
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North changes athletic training provider
LINDEN — North Montgomery athletes will have a new certified athletic training service provider beginning April 10. Franciscan Health Sports Medicine lost the bidding to Hendricks Regional … more
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Kaylynn Ranspach and Jacob Moore have partnered for this year's Dancing with the Montgomery County Stars event, and are asking for the public's financial support for the Youth Service Bureau.
Duo sees tremendous value in YSB programs
Jacob Moore is deputy prosecutor at the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office. When he is not working, Moore likes to spend time with his family on the family farm, reading, playing with his … more
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CPD cracking down on dangerous, aggressive driving
Starting this week, the Crawfordsville Police Department will be stepping up patrols to help curb dangerous and aggressive driving. The enforcement campaign will run through April 4. The safety … more
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The Dorothy Q Chapter of NSDAR selected Gabriel Little, second from left, of Southmont High School as its 2023 Good Citizen Award winner. Also pictured is Melody Davis, DAR award chairman, fellow honoree Jacob Burke of Crawfordsville High School and DAR Regent Michele Borden. Not pictured is honoree Teegan Bacon from North Montgomery High School.
Good Citizens
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution’s mission is to promote historic preservation, education and patriotism. These ideals were in evidence Saturday as Dorothy Q Chapter … more
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Let the debate begin
Basketball is never too far from the minds of Indiana residents. But when the calendar turns to March, that roundball obsession ratchets up a notch. The games, players and rivalries defining … more
Joyce Burnette
How will new reproductive health laws affect public, economic and personal health?
In the early summer of 2022, the Supreme Court of the United Sates in the Dobbs v. Jackson decision overturned the 1972 Roe v. Wade decision. This ruling brings major changes to Indiana’s … more
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Speaker to discuss Gen Z
The President’s Distinguished Speaker Series at Wabash College is pleased to present Dr. Jean Twenge, a professor of psychology at San Diego State University, whose research focuses on … more
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Don Hart, who plays Noah, and Teresa Ross, who plays Esther, try to prepare themselves and the world for the Great Flood in Two by Two, opening on Friday and running through April 22 at Myers Dinner Theatre, Hillsboro.
Good Fun from the Good Book
HILLSBORO — Myers Dinner Theatre is excited to continue their 2023 Main Stage season with one of the last musicals written by Richard Rogers, Two by Two.  This raucous and challenging … more
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The town of Hillsboro received a federal grant to support the town in planning for the construction of a new fire station.
Hillsboro to receive grant to plan new fire station
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced the town of Hillsboro will receive $20,000 in federal grant funding. The grant will be used to support the town … more
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