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The Parke Heritage High School Dance Team achieved an outstanding victory at the state finals held at Farmers Coliseum on March 3. By securing first place in both the Pom and Jazz categories, they were crowned state champions. Their dedication, skill, and teamwork were showcased through their exceptional performances, earning them well-deserved recognition and praise. Team members are Marlee Jeffers, Maura Jacks, Donatella Mudica, Makayla Ricketts, Abbie Lash and Olivia Lear. They are coached by Amanda Games and Courtney Lash.
PHHS Dance Team
The Parke Heritage Middle School cheerleaders attended cheer camp at Indiana State University on Feb. 24. The group learned two chants and a dance during the camp time. They performed these chants during halftime of the ISU boys basketball game in front of a packed crowd cheering on the Sycamores. Cheering were front row, Lexi Mundell and Bryleigh Lamb; and back row, Haileigh Antrim, Brooklynn McMullen, Addi Ramey, Anna Tidwell and Emmylou Rader. Also attending the camp were Bayleigh Wallace, Taylor Snell and Avrie Hetrick.
Cheer Clinic at ISU
Totheroh family expresses gratitude
The family of Sue Totheroh would like to thank the many people involved in her care during the last days of her life. We wish to thank Crawfordsville EMS, Franciscan Health ICU nurses and … more
Design a ‘gourd-geous’ home for birds
Paint a birdhouse gourd that your birds will be proud to live in. Learn how to paint a beautiful sunflower on the front door at the next class offered at Athens Arts. Participants will use … more
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Volunteers always needed, appreciated
It was exciting to see the community response to several things in my last letter. The day after the letter came out we received nine calls from people interested in volunteering at food and clothing … more
Cali Bridges
Carpenter Realtors recognizes staff
Cali Bridges and Lisa Cooper were announced as sales for the month of February at Carpenter Realtors. Bridges has been a Realtor with Carpenter for 17 years and is a lifelong resident of … more
Sharon Negele
Governor signs bill focusing on breast cancer prevention into law
STATEHOUSE   ­— Gov. Eric Holcomb recently signed State Rep. Sharon Negele’s (R-Attica) legislation increasing awareness of the cancer risks associated with dense breast tissue … more
New Market Elementary Student Council donated $1,082 to Riley Children’s Hospital. Students sold icons, pencils and bracelets during the month of February. Glenna Livesay, student council advisor for 23 years, said the student council has donated $25,311 in that time period. The council is caring about their community and is continually on the lookout for local students or families in need of assistance. The council also conducts a spirit day every month to benefit the Veterans Memorial Park, they volunteer monthly at the Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County, conduct an annual talent show and put on an Easter egg hunt for first graders in the school. This year the council is comprised of 19 students.
Council Focused on Community Care
Local Record: March 9, 2024
Crawfordsville Police Department Thursday • Vandalism in the 100 block of West Jefferson Street — 3:14 a.m. • Juvenile complaint at South Washington and Jennison … more

Pictured, from left, are Mayor Todd Barton, Crawfordsville City Councilman Stan Hamilton, Montgomery County Commissioner Dan Guard and Montgomery County Councilman David Hunt.
City, county projects gaining momentum
There is much momentum occurring in both the city and the county, according to local officials. Montgomery County Commissioner Dan Guard and Montgomery County Councilman David Hunt joined … more
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It’s time to spring forward
You may want to go to bed a bit earlier this weekend as it’s almost time to set your clocks forward as daylight saving time begins on Sunday, March 10. Clocks will spring forward an hour … more
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Montgomery County Retired Teachers Association
Vice President Steve Frees called the meeting to order and welcomed guests. Members having birthdays in February were recognized. He led the pledge of allegiance and Barb Foster gave the invocation. … more
Katie Viers
Downey, Viers recognized as agents of the month for January
F.C. Tucker West Central is proud to announce Katie Viers as the listing leader and John Downey as the sales leader for the month of January. Viers, a Crawfordsville transplant, began her career … more
Kim Pefley
Pefley marks 30 years at Lakeside
Kimberly Pefley is commemorating her 30-year tenure at Lakeside Book Company. Throughout the years, she has assumed various roles such as material coordinator, hoist driver, roll tender and sewer … more

Students of the Month for February at Southeast Fountain Elementary are, from left, front row, Claire Corey, Lydia Lenfesty, Aadiyn Ritter, Liam Davenport, Zeb Kies, David Watkins, Bannon App, Eliott Grayson, Shuan Sheckler and Piper Larson; and back row, Mason Balmer, Corbyn Powell, Harley Rainey, Brendan Faulkner, Gavin Bowling, LJ Deel, Mason Banes, Emmaline Sarver, Haven Oppy, Lucian Whittington, JD Ellis and Charlie Vance.
SEFE February Students of the Month
Nick Tokman, known for his appearances on the television show "The Deadliest Catch," recently delivered an inspiring message to students at Parke Heritage Middle School and Parke Heritage High School as well as fourth and fifth graders at Rockville Elementary School and Turkey Run Elementary School. Encouraging them to take control of their lives, he asked a thought-provoking question: "Are you the captain of your life, or are you standing behind the wheel and letting others guide you?" This powerful message of empowerment resonated with the students, urging them to embrace leadership and responsibility for their own paths. Following his motivational speech, Nick Tokman engaged with the students, posing for photos and signing autographs. His presence and words likely left a lasting impact on the young audience, encouraging them to reflect on their own roles in shaping their futures. By embodying the idea of becoming their own captains, these students were encouraged to pursue their dreams and do what makes them happy. Pictured are Rockville Elementary School fourth grader Scarlett Rose, left, received one of Tokman's favorite books, "The Alchemist" as well as a personalized poster.
Inspiring Students
At Parke Heritage Middle School, the FFA chapter members held a “Kiss the Goat’’ event for FFA Week. Students voted for staff members to be the lucky ones to kiss “Nacho,” the goat. FFA member Landon Berry raised the most money with $143.17 to be the officer member to kiss the goat. Max Jeffries was second and Kamden Shields came in third. For the staff voting, the “new kid on the block,” Shawn Goldsberry won top honors. Also kissing Nacho were Mrs. Lisa Wrightsman, school resource officer Tyler Milner and Mrs. Kylie Gates. Students were also invited to guess the number of kernels in a glass jar, which held 1,747 pieces of corn. Emmylou Rader was only off by six guessing 1,753. Second place was Kennedy Mitchell and third place was tie between Mikey Clockson and Max Jeffries. Pictured are Kennedy Mitchell and Landon Berry.
Kiss the Goat
Invalidation destroys relationships
When I was a child, a common summertime event was a trip to my mother’s parent’s farm. Getting her three boys and one girl — all under the age of 10 — ready for the 90-minute … more
Local Record: March 8, 2024
Crawfordsville Police Department Wednesday • Prowler in the 100 block of Morgan Street ­— 12:15 a.m. • Animal complaint in the 1700 block of South Elm Street … more

Franciscan Health Crawfordsville
Vasquez named VP and COO for Crawfordsville hospital
Franciscan Health Crawfordsville recently named Carlos Vasquez vice president and chief operating officer. Vasquez is now responsible for both Franciscan Health Crawfordsville and Franciscan … more
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