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Pictured, from left, are Firefighter and Paramedic Dayna Leonard, Firefighter and Paramedic Joe Crane, Early Intervention Specialist Rachel Kenner and Dr. Scott Douglas, who were honored Sunday at the IFCA’s Indiana Emergency Response Conference for their contributions to the Crawfordsville community.
First responders honored at IFCA annual conference
The Indiana Fire Chiefs Association honored Firefighter and Paramedic Dayna Leonard, Firefighter and Paramedic Joe Crane, Early Intervention Specialist Rachel Kenner and Dr. Scott Douglas at its … more
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MCHD gears up for booster shots
The Montgomery County Health Department is gearing up to deliver booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as the green light comes from federal health regulators. The U.S. Food and Drug … more
Hubert Danzebrink winds the old Montgomery County Courthouse clock in 2018. Danzebrink, who rebuilt the clock, died Sunday.
A Meticulous Steward
  Nick Hedrick nhedrick@jrpress.com Hubert Danzebrink, a watchmaker who painstakingly rebuilt the original Montgomery County Courthouse clock and returned the beloved landmark to a … more
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Salvation Army in need of volunteers
The Salvation Army is looking for dedicated volunteers to form an advisory council in Montgomery County. Due to several retirements, there is currently no council, and one is needed in order to … more
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Officers Dakota Carlton, left, and Judson Grubbs were honored Monday at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy.
Two Crawfordsville officers graduate from academy
Dakota Carlton and Judson Grubbs, both officers with the Crawfordsville Police Department, graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Basic Class 224 on Monday at Mooresville High School. … more
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Wabash College has welcomed four Foreign Language Teaching Assistants from Argentina, France, Spain and Taiwan. The Fulbright FLTA program gives young English teachers from foreign countries a chance to teach their native language at a higher education institution in the U.S.
Cultural Lessons
Wabash College provides four language courses — Chinese, French, German and Spanish. This year the college has welcomed four Foreign Language Teaching Assistants from Argentina, France, Spain … more
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St. Louis-based plastics firm acquires Crawford Industries
ST. LOUIS — Spartech, a leading manufacturer of engineered thermoplastics and custom packaging solutions, has announced the acquisition of Crawford Industries, L.L.C. The partnership will … more
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Chelsy Lawrence, second from right, holds a balloon at a celebration of life ceremony for her brother, Travis Lawrence, on the first anniversary of his death in May.
A brighter future
Exactly a year after Travis Lawrence died from a fentanyl overdose in May 2020, his loved ones came to the cemetery to celebrate his life. As the sun went down they told stories about the … more
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Retired Southmont High School teachers Ron Hess, left, and Rich Clouse with alumna Amanda Douglas at the school
Southmont Celebrates

Master Gardeners to offer expert advice
If you have a gardening problem, ask the Montgomery County Master Gardeners for help. The expert green thumbs will answer questions about gardens and help identify mystery plants or pests during … more
Cranberries are featured ingredient for Fountain County Bake-A-Rama
VEEDERSBURG — “Cranberry Blast” is the theme for the 41st Annual Fountain County “Bake-A-Rama” baking contest, which will be held Oct. 5 at the Fountain County 4-H … more
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Friends of Sugar Creek members accept a grant from the Tipmont REMC EnviroWatts program to support promotion of the Adopt-A-Drain program on Thursday.
FSC plans to expand Adopt a Storm Drain program
Friends of Sugar Creek plans to grow the Adopt a Storm Drain program through funding from Tipmont REMC’s EnviroWatts initiative. Tipmont awarded the nonprofit a $3,650 grant to cover … more
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Flannel Family Fest set for Saturday in Waveland
WAVELAND — Head over to Waveland from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday for the 2nd annual Waveland Strong Family Fest. Organizers say the fall weather may not quite have reached us to ensure that … more
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Campbell joins city leadership team
Mayor Todd Barton announced the addition of Abigail Campbell as the city’s new communications director. Campbell started the new role earlier this week. “This is a new position that we … more
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It's Harvest Season
Harvest season is here and for some that means visiting pumpkin patches and apple orchards, but we want to remind motorists that harvest season also means farmers will begin harvesting this … more
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‘We Love C’ville Day’ returning for third year
A local church’s “We Love C’ville Day” event is returning for a third year to provide families with groceries and a chance to win giveaways. The free community event, which … 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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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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