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Board member: Quarantine policy too aggressive
Crawfordsville schools are being too aggressive quarantining children potentially exposed to COVID-19, a school board member said Thursday. Under guidance from the state health department, the … more
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Indiana graduation rates increase in 2020
INDIANAPOLIS — On Friday, the Indiana Department of Education released the 2020 state graduation rate, which increased from 87.29% in 2019 to 87.6%. “This modest improvement in … more
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Southmont clarifies rate
Southmont High School is looking carefully at the graduation rate for 2019-20, after an Indiana Department of Education audit. The audit revealed that the distribution of an incorrect form between … more
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Baird: Impeachment distracting lawmakers from other issues
Impeaching President Donald Trump is distracting lawmakers from other issues facing the new Congress, such as providing more financial relief to businesses reeling from the pandemic, U.S. Rep. Jim … more
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Man appears in court in vehicle thefts case
A Crawfordsville man made his first court appearance Thursday in connection to last month’s spree of vehicle thefts involving a Montgomery County Highway Department truck. Justin Thomas … more
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County Council changes attorneys
A divided Montgomery County Council changed attorneys Monday and hired the same lawyer that serves the Board of Commissioners, renewing debate over whether separate attorneys should represent the … more
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Cindy McCormick sits at the piano in her home. McCormick retired from New Market Elementary in December after a 42-1/2 year career as a music teacher.
McCormick reflects on career teaching music
The music room didn’t have any instruments except for an old piano. Cindy McCormick had begun her teaching career by crossing the picket line at an eastern Indiana elementary school, where … more
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Nate Marshall will give a virtual talk at 7:30 p.m. Monday. His talk will highlight a day commemorating the life and leadership of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Pre-registration is required.
Marshall to give MLK Day address at Wabash College
The Wabash College Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies presents speaker Nate Marshall, whose virtual talk will highlight a day commemorating the life and leadership of the Rev. Martin Luther King … more
Vet clinic annexation closer to approval
A veterinary clinic’s proposed annexation into the Crawfordsville city limits took a step forward with the City Council on Monday. The council passed the second reading of an ordinance to … more
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County reimbursed for added pandemic costs
Montgomery County will be reimbursed for up to more than $124,000 in additional pandemic-related expenses through the CARES Act. The county received a grant through the Coronavirus Relief … more
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Teachers message to students: These events are important
Last Wednesday, millions of Americans tuned in to cable television networks and scrolled through their social media feeds to digest the breaking news that a pro-Trump protest had turned into a … more
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Bettye Hudson gets her COVID-19 shot from Montgomery County public health nurse Becki Reynolds at the South Boulevard vaccination site Monday, the first day the clinic opened. Vaccines are currently limited to people 80 and older, first responders and healthcare workers. Appointments are booked through Jan. 23. To schedule a time, visit www.ourshot.in.gov or call 211. The county received 100 doses in its first vaccine shipment and expects weekly shipments for the next few weeks. The state health department says dose allocations will increase depending on supply.
It's Our Shot, Hoosiers
New Beginnings Child Care director Annette Richter is grateful for the support of the Montgomery County United Fund. Donations to the fund help support the local childcare ministry.
Donations help provide love, care
“At the beginning of March, our enrollment was 123 children,” New Beginnings Child Care director Annette Richter said. “At the end of March, we were at 23 … more
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Christmas in the Park was a success
WAYNETOWN — Organizers for Waynetown Christmas in the Park are celebrating their most successful season yet. A record number 3,475 vehicles filled with people found their way to the … more
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Faith community reacts to U.S. Capitol siege
As he finished a Zoom call Wednesday, Rev. Dr. John Nuys was stunned to see photos of a pro-Trump mob surrounding the U.S. Capitol. As guards tried to keep the mob from entering the building, Van … more
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North extending COVID-related emergency pay
LINDEN — North Montgomery School Corp. is extending coronavirus-related emergency pay another two-and-a-half months for employees affected by the pandemic. Up to 10 days of paid sick time … more
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MCHD vaccine clinic set to open Monday
The Montgomery County Health Department will open a clinic to administer COVID-19 vaccine to eligible recipients on Monday The health department will open its first vaccination clinic to the … more
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2 arrested in connection with armed robbery
Two Terre Haute residents were arrested Friday morning shortly after an armed robbery at the Speedway Gas Station, 1811 Indianapolis Road. Police received a call at 3:56 a.m. that a man had just … more
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County hopes to start vaccinating next week
Montgomery County hopes to start administering COVID-19 vaccines next week, health officer Dr. Scott Douglas said. Local health departments are expecting their first shipments of the Moderna … more
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Fans hail Trebek’s last great champion as Smith’s winning streak ends
Brayden Smith’s winning streak on “Jeopardy!” came to an end Tuesday, but longtime fans are praising the locally-connected contestant as late host Alex Trebek’s last great … more
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