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Ladoga Elementary
Third Six Weeks High Honor Roll Grade 1 — Sydney Alford, Kasen Dorsey, Karenza Howe, Hannah Roark, Avery Siple Grade 2 — Hunter Dale, Calvin Hauser Grade 3 — Amarah … more
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
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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Walnut Elementary
Third Six Weeks All A’s Grade 1 — Maverick Cagle, Lilah Eppley, Addyson Krieger, Iain Miller, Lillian Moore, Aurora Noggle, Tatum Weaver, Reagan Webb and Eva Yates Grade 2 … more

Thrush earns Dean’s List honors
EVANSVILLE -— Alexandra Thrush of Crawfordsville has been named to the Dean’s List at the University of Evansville for the fall 2020 semester. Thrush is majoring in psychology. To merit … more
Area students named to Trine University Dean’s List
ANGOLA — Trine University students were named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2020 term. To earn Dean’s List honors, students must complete a minimum of 12 hours and have a grade … more
Turkey Run Elementary has selected their Habit Hero award winners for the month of January. These awards are given to students who set a good example in one of the Leader in Me habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Winners for the month of January are front row, Hendrix Shannon, Charlie Hammonds, Eli White, Marley Smith, Emma Hill and Ally Westbrook; second row, Candice Gillogly, Alaiya Steele, Tanner Back, Alex Whitford, Eli Evinger and Cierra Lindley; third row, Brook Hammonds, Nahomi Agosto-Garcia, Kaiden Allen, Hagen Jeffrey and Aliyah Barker; and back row, Blakelynn Dice, Lorelei Long, Grady Reamer and Addyson Crum.
TRES Names Habit Heroes for January
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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Schools back in session with higher attendance
Local schools rang back into session this week with higher student numbers than before the holidays, but concerns remain about having enough substitutes to cover for teachers in … more
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Cassidy Bowlin, right, was selected as the Distinguished Young Woman of Montgomery County for 2021. First runner-up was Addison Charles, left.
Bowlin selected Distinguished Young Woman
Cassidy Bowlin, a senior at Southmont High School, was chosen the Distinguished Young Woman of Montgomery County 2021. Fellow Mountie, Addison Charles, was first runner-up. This scholarship … more
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Dr. Tania Grimes
Grimes takes helm at SEF
VEEDERSBURG — Southeast Fountain Schools has a new leader. Dr. Tania Grimes, with nearly 30 years experience as an educator and administrator, will take over today as superintendent of the … more
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The Turkey Run Elementary Student Lighthouse team joined with the Marshall Federated Church to help some families in need within our community. Students held a household essentials/toiletry drive to pair up with food donations. Items donated included shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, laundry detergent, dish detergent and sponges. A total of 1,790 items were donated for our local families. The third grade earned a popcorn party for donating the most items. Members of the Lighthouse team are Declan Smith, Allie Sauter, Ella Vandivier, Lainey Bryant and Eli White; and back row, Eli Thompson, Kennedy Mitchell, Michael Smith, Anna Tidwell and Carleigh Craycraft.
TRES Holds Toiletry Drive
Joining in the spirit of the holidays was members of the Parke Heritage Middle School Student Council. A food drive to assist PHMS families was held during the week of Dec. 7-11. Students brought in food and paper items that will be given to families to help them with their holiday meals. More than 300 items were donated. To spark interest in donating, the student council offered the incentive of Wheel House Donuts to the first hour class that brought in the most items. By a slim margin, Haley Roach
PHMS Food Drive
Seventh grade students at Parke Heritage Middle School created Christmas wreaths in Connie McClure
Christmas Wreaths

Members of the Crawfordsville Kiwanis and the Crawfordsville Middle School A-Team paired together to help with the annual Operation: Toybox campaign. Twenty volunteers arrived at the National Guard Armory to sort and shop, ensuring that kids in Montgomery County will have presents under the tree this Christmas.
Making The Season Bright [Photo gallery]
At the December North Central Parke School Board meeting, Mike Neeley was recognized for serving as a board member from April 3, 2017 to Dec. 16. He had previously served four years on the Rockville School Board. He was presented a plaque by school board president Scott Ramsay thanking him for his years of service and dedication to NCP students. A small cake and punch reception was held for him and his family members.
Neely Honored For Service
Local students named to Wabash Dean's List
Wabash College has announced that 14 Montgomery County area students are on the Dean’s List for the fall 2020 semester. They are: • Jackson Albrecht, senior, Crawfordsville • … more
Members of the Southmont FFA senior crops team include, from left, Lauren Tricker, Gabriel Little, Levi Brush, Ian Stull and Cole Rhoads.
South FFA crops teams win state championship
Southmont FFA’s junior and senior high crops teams earned another state championship in the virtual state crops contest last week. Members of the state winning high school team will each … more
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Bicycles to be distributed to local children in need sit on a trailer at Walmart. About 40 bikes were given to Montgomery County children in need in a project coordinated by local resident Steve Baldwin.
Local man inspired by sports radio host’s tweet gives bikes to kids
  When he saw an Indianapolis sports radio host’s tweet last month about giving bicycles to children in need, Steve Baldwin thought about his own hometown. Baldwin saw an opportunity … more
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ICAN grant supports Wabash College fraternity leadership
Wabash College has received a grant from the Indiana College Action Network with support from the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction that will help fraternity leaders respond to needs … more
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