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Bohlander announces commissioner bid 
Montgomery County Council Vice President Jake Bohlander has announced he will not seek re-election for a second term and will instead run for the County Commissioner District 1 seat in the 2024 … more
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Cheryl Fuhrmann is a 2023 Journal Review Shining Star.
Care & Concern
After experiencing a tragic loss in her life, Cheryl Furhmann turned her grief into meeting a need in the area. A mid-1980’s murder-suicide, involving a couple she describes as a … more
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Gov. Eric Holcomb discusses the economy, his priorities for the upcoming legislative session and what he wants to accomplish.
Holcomb’s 2024 agenda includes building awareness of state programs
At the top of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s agenda for his eighth and final year in office is making local elected officials, not-for-profits and other community stakeholders aware of state programs that … more
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Ellen Ball was selected as a 2023 Journal Review Shining Star.
Energizer Bunny
“If it were possible for the Energizer Bunny to function in a quiet, focused fashion, that version of the bunny would be personified by Ellen Ball.” Denise Walker, of Volunteers … more
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David and Karin Hunt, owner of Hunt & Son Funeral Home, participated in Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery on Dec. 16. Thousands of volunteers placed wreaths on the graves of deceased service members in Arlington and National Cemeteries nationwide. David was honored to be able to place a wreath on the grave of Indiana native, Astronaut Virgil “Gus“ Grissom.
Hunts Participate in Wreaths Across America
Donations help bring ‘cheer’ to local families
Fundraising for the 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign is climbing toward its goal. As of Friday, the fundraising drive reached $11,658.57. This year’s goal is to raise $20,000 … more
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End of life educator to speak
Caring for a loved one as they approach the end of life is not the same as caring for someone we expect to get better. Caregivers experience a wide array of emotions — sadness, worry, fear, … more
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The More than Books exhibit at the Crawfordsville District Public Library highlights the many talents and interests of the library and museum staff.
More Than Books
The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library would like to invite the community to view the More Than Books exhibit. This show highlights the many talents of … more
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Franciscan Health Crawfordsville
Franciscan Health updates hospital visitor restrictions
With increasing activity of respiratory viruses such as flu, COVID-19 and RSV, Franciscan Health hospitals in Lafayette, Crawfordsville and Rensselaer are implementing new visitation restrictions. … more
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Solid waste board to pay for small town recycling
Members of the Montgomery County Solid Waste Board agreed Wednesday to pay all recycling costs for small towns in the county. It was discovered when the board formed in 2021 that not all the … more
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Montgomery County Commissioners John Frey, Dan Guard and Jim Fulwider present a certificate of appreciation to Montgomery County Clerk Karyn Douglas for her service to the county. Douglas was elected as the clerk-treasurer for the City of Crawfordsville and will begin her new role Jan. 1. Chief deputy Leah Denbo will become the new county clerk.
Commissioners wrap up 2023
In the last meeting of the year, Montgomery County Commissioners approved a re-zoning request and an increase in county health department fees. Woodland Heights Christian Church is selling their … more
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American Legion Byron Cox Post 72 in Crawfordsville recently donated $10,000 to the Veterans Memorial Park being established in Crawfordsville. The donation was to pay to transport the M42 Duster and M110 Howitzer exhibits from a museum in Virginia that closed. Pictured are Post 72 executive board members Bruce VanIderstine and Larry Cooper, VMP vice president and Post 72 vice Commander and executive board member Mike Spencer, VMP board advisor Mark Eutsler, VMP president Kevin Cobb, Post 72 Commander and VMP treasurer Marc Gabel, VMP board member Bill Durbin and Post 72 executive board member Linn Hutchison.
Legion Donates to Veterans Memorial Park
Ladoga fund helping families
LADOGA — The Ladoga Community Fund is planning for their 2023 holiday season. Thanks to the original sponsors, the Ladoga Lions Club and Ladoga State Bank, the LCF has helped those in need … more
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Pictured are, from left, Michele Hunley, 2023 campaign chair, Kayla Bretney, board member, and Dr. Kathy Steele, 2022 campaign chair.
Donations still sought for United Way campaign
Every year when the calendar flips to December, United Way in Montgomery County begins to wrap up its annual campaign. The annual fundraising drive is a way for community members to rally … more
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Sayler, Neideffer to represent county in DYW contest
Montgomery County will be represented in the state Distinguished Young Woman scholarship program by two contestants. Abby Sayler has been named the Distinguished Young Woman of Southmont High … more
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Wabash College students tour the city of Crawfordsville and stop for a photo outside the Montgomery County Courthouse.
Wabash receives $25M grant from Lilly Endowment
Wabash College will roll out the welcome mat to the Crawfordsville community and provide unprecedented support for Montgomery County’s nonprofit agencies thanks to a $25 million grant from … more
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Cheer Certificate drive picks up
Fundraising for the 112th annual Cheer Certificate campaign has picked up. As of Friday, the fundraising drive reached $10,428.57. The campaign received a significant boost from the staff, … more
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Cameron Snellenbarger and family claimed first place in the 2023 Deck Your Homes contest. Their home is at 1048 W. Oak Hill Crossing Road.
Holly Jolly Homes
2023 Deck Your Homes Winners First Place — Cameron Snellenbarger & Family, 1048 W. Oak Hill Crossing, Crawfordsville Second Place — Jim and Lynn Duff, 304 Scott St., … more
Crews completed paving along Wabash Avenue on Saturday morning. The road was opened later that day. The project, which started several months ago, was delayed when it was discovered that the water lines under Wabash Avenue were too shallow and needed to be placed deeper. This meant all water lines to residences had to be redone. Construction crews worked to make the adjustments, but during that time the paving crew had other obligations to fulfill, which delayed completion of the overall project.
Wabash Avenue Open

The State Champion Senior Team of Natalie Rhoads, Kylee Reeves, Kelsey Thompson and Cole Rhoads.
South FFA crops team keeps up its winning ways
The Southmont FFA senior crops judging team placed first at the State Crops Contest at Purdue on Dec. 9, giving the school its 34th state title in crops judging. There were 52 teams and 187 … more
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