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Eleanor Keller Brewer, an 85-year-old digital and traditional art teacher at Southmont High School, has retired after an illustrious career spanning 40 years.
Long-time art teacher retires at Southmont High School
Eleanor Keller Brewer, an 85-year-old digital and traditional art teacher at Southmont High School, has retired after an illustrious career spanning 40 years. Brewer, a trailblazer in art … more
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An acrylic on canvas by Gregory Huebner, Ritual #26, 2021.
Imagining Balance
Since the early 1970s, Gregory Huebner has been on a quest to capture the essence of human balance through a diverse range of abstract expressionist techniques. His commitment to “making … more
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Crawfordsville High School senior band member Colten Brock models the new uniforms. The new look debuted Friday at the football game against Fountain Central. The Athenians also celebrated Senior Night on Friday.
High Stepping
Crawfordsville’s Marching Band was high stepping Friday debuting their new uniforms. The band took two years to raise the money and band members and director Jon Tebbe were excited to show off … more
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An engaged classroom has long been a hallmark of the Wabash College experience.
Wabash College rates well in Princeton Review’s Best 390 Colleges Listing
Wabash College received top-10 rankings in 10 categories in The Princeton Review’s 2025 college guide, which features 390 highly rated colleges and universities. Wabash ranked third for … more
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North schools at full staff
At  Monday’s North Montgomery School Board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Colleen Moran reported all teacher and staff positions were filled by the start of school. With available … more
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Applications now open for 2025 Statehouse internships
STATEHOUSE – Applications to intern with Indiana House Republicans for the 2025 legislative session are now open, according to area lawmakers. State Rep. Beau Baird (R-Greencastle) said … more
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Fourth grade students from Hoover Elementary School pose Tuesday with school officials and representatives from the American Legion and Allen Monument at the dedication ceremony.
Hoover Elementary dedicates new monument
On Tuesday Hoover Elementary School students dedicated a monument that honors all veterans who have served and are serving in the armed forces. The fourth-grade students started the project last … more
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Marco Antonio Garcia, a Wabash College freshman from Indianapolis, moves into his campus living unit.
Wabash welcomes the Class of 2028
The newest class of Wabash College students were welcomed to campus with a challenge and a charge, ready to take on all that comes next. The 267 students who make up the Class of 2028 were … more
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Beth Daniel Lindsay
PALNI recognizes outstanding library, consortial staff
The Private Academic Library Network of Indiana recognized library and consortial staff members for outstanding service, deep collaboration, leadership and more during its biennial All-Staff Meeting … more
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Back-to-school nutrition: Fueling young minds on a busy schedule
As August rolls around, families are preparing for the hustle and bustle of a new school year. Between juggling work, school activities, and daily routines, ensuring your child receives proper … more
Wabash posts Dean’s List
Wabash College has announced that 12 Montgomery County students are on the Dean’s List for the spring 2024 semester. They are: Owen Bennett, Drake Hayes, Trevor McKinney, Landon Timmons, … more
CCSC administrators report smooth start to new year
Crawfordsville Community School District administrators are pleased with the start of the new school year. Superintendent Dr. Rex Ryker told school board trustees Thursday during their regular … more
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South board pleased with smooth start to school year
NEW MARKET ­— As class resumes session in the Southmont school district, the first school board meeting of the academic year took place Monday. With a more permanent administration … more
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Attending the Parke Heritage High School automotive technology facility ribbon cutting ceremony were Lisa Wood, Chamber of Commerce member from Sentinel; Stuart Godfrey, krM Architecture; Greg Kempf, Strode Construction; Josh Edwards, krM Architecture; Corey Newnum, auto tech instructor; Mike Schimpf, superintendent of NCP Schools; Ed Kutch, auto tech instructor; Bruce Patton, PHHS principal; Craig Newby, director of Wabash River Career and Technical Education; Heather Thompson, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce; and Kandee Cook, Chamber of Commerce member from WAXI Radio.
PHHS cuts ceremonial ribbon on auto tech facility
Parke Heritage High School celebrated the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art automotive technology building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday. Positioned at the rear of the school, … more
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Pictured, from left, Megan Andrews, Southmont; Michele Enlow, INFBPW; and Sydney Neideffer, North Montgomery. Not pictured is Aleyah Jones, Crawfordsville.
INF-BPW
The Crawfordsville chapter of INF-BPW has long had a presence in our community and has implemented many beneficial programs throughout its history. Like many other organizations, BPW took a hard … more
MCU garners seventh place at Indiana State Fair
Montgomery County United Marching Band concluded its finest season to date with a seventh-place finish at Friday’s Indiana State Fair Band Day. The ranking is the highest finish MCU has … more
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Students named to summer Dean’s List
SAINT MARY OF THE WOODS — More than 120 students were recognized for their outstanding academic performance over the summer 2024 semester at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College by being named to … more
Maddie Runyon
Little Giants welcome athletic trainer and announce promotions
Director of Athletics and Recreation Matt Tanney has announced the addition of Maddie Runyon, athletic trainer, to the sports medicine team at Wabash College, along with several promotions and … more
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Alan Homsher/Journal Review Photos Benchmark Family Services held its first-ever back-to-school giveaway event Sunday at Pike Place. Jessica Ryker said Benchmark raised $12,700 in school supplies in just more than three weeks. Next year they plan to start sooner and raise at least $25,000 in school supplies. Chandler Scaggs, 9, of Darlington, raised more than $1,000 in school supplies on his own and was presented with a certificate of excellence by Benchmark staff. Several community organizations and vendors were on hand to assist families.
Gearing Up

New year, new rules as students start getting back to school
Across the state, students are heading back to school soon. Students in Beech Grove and Warren Township start classes this week, followed by the rest of Marion County’s districts next week. … more
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