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Turkey Run Elementary School
First Nine Weeks All A’s Grade 1 ­— Theodore Davies, Charles Hill, Eva Johnson, Hyndrix McCombs, Mack Newnum, Kole Norris, Havik Roemer and Crew Rose Grade 2 — … more
Parke Heritage Middle School
First Nine Weeks Distinguished Honor Roll All A’s Grade 6 — Ashlynn Bettis, Giovana Bonomo, Nolan Bridge, Lainey Bryant, Nora Busenbark, Emelia Chapman, Kathryn Faust, Liam … more
Cast members for Something Rotten! rehearse on the Ball Theater stage at Wabash College. The musical opens Wednesday with nightly performances at 8 p.m. through Saturday. Tickets are free and can be reserved through the box office.
Renaissance Returns
Audiences can return to the Renaissance and experience Shakespearean comedy with a modern twist as the Wabash Theater Department opens its fall season with the first musical to hit the Ball Theater … more
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Pictured are Crawfordsville Superintendent Dr. Rex Ryker, Division Chief Brian Bechtel, Cody Haslam, Mitchell McCollum, Payton Busenbark, Hose Elementary Principal Jennifer Hall, Andrew Traylor and Christen Saunders.
Hose, Sommer win annual fire drill contest
Crawfordsville Fire Department Division Chief Brian Bechtel announces the winners of the department’s annual fire drill contest for the Crawfordsville and North Montgomery school districts. … more
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Covington High School
First Quarter Distinguished Honor Roll Grade 9 ­— AJ Asbury, Reagan Bealer, Beau Bishop, Audie Burchett, Lillian Cook, Naomi DeRosier, Easton Dice, Karlee Drollinger, Alainee … more
FFA students to compete
Indiana has 100 students from across the state competing at the National FFA Convention next week in a variety of Career Development Events and Leadership Development Events. “I am … more
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Yamaha team members and riders visited Pleasant Hill Elementary School on Monday to announce the bike program to kindergarten students.
North receive bike grant
Record crowds attended the GNCC races at Ironman Raceway for the Ironman GNCC event. The fact one of the factory teams, Yamaha, was in town provided an extra bonus for North Montgomery elementary … more
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Teachers in North district to receive pay raise
LINDEN ­— North Montgomery teachers will receive a $5,000 pay raise after the school board approved a tentative agreement with the teachers association. Superintendent Colleen Moran … more
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Covington Middle School
First Quarter Distinguished Grade 6 — Riley Beck, Rhiannon Bishop, Bryanna Blankenship, Adley Cadman, Olivia Cockrell, Wyatt Coffing,Theodore Feldhake, Sebastion Gerling, Ava Graham, … more

Fountain Central High School
Term 1 Grading Period All A Grade 9 — Aubrey Ashwill, Bella Bacon, Ayden Batchelor, Asher Davis, Ruby Deel, Trinity Delair, Eli Foxworthy, Henley Good, Jolee Snelling, Eli Sowder, … more
School struggles
Today’s column was written to help families who have a son or daughter who is struggling in school. I’ve decided to use my own “school struggles,” so that I can make this … more
Photo Provided ABC bootcamp was recently held for Turkey Run Elementary School kindergarten students in Jessica Hanson’s and Katie Badger’s classes. As a part of the bootcamp, students learned a letter a day for 26 days. Every day, the students were introduced to a new sound and letter and then they came up with words that started with that sound. The classes did various other daily activities like make hats, books, sing songs, and read stories. Then at the end of the bootcamp, each student was assigned a letter and decorated a vest with pictures that began with (or included for the letter x) that sound. Some of the decorating happened in the classroom and students’ families also helped. The classes held an ABC fashion show to celebrate. The young fives classes and some school staff members came to watch along with some Warrior Up reading groups. Students participating in the fashion show were front row, Aroura Lott, Lily Westbrook, Izzy Cotten, Jewell Eldridge, Charlotte Cronk, and Braelynn Lods; second row, Lyric Breedlove, Jarod Ethington, Jordan Powell, Poetry Parker, Sophie Ryan, Elijah Poole, Spencer Portier and Todd Threlkeld; third row, Oda Steele, Lillie Goss, Addilyn Steele, Andrew Palmer, Maverick Hansel, Eli McCoy, Karter Scott, Harrison Bridge and TJ Girdler; fourth row, Jacob Newnum and Carter Girdler; and back row, Arrow Irelan, Charlotte Burgess, Karson Myers, Jordan Webb, Leah Wirth, Kingston Kirk, Lylah Linthicum, Aurora Lamb, Abraham Morman, Savannah Armstrong and Grayson Hybarger.
ABC Bootcamp
Starla Richardson, Carrie Jones and Jennifer Hall were recognized during the Spotlight on Excellence portion of the board meeting. The trio, along with Jack Taylor who was not present, were award winners in the 2023 Journal Review Best Of contest.
CCSC board OKs two grant applications
A grant application that would expand early education options, provide before and after school programs and add summer childcare options gained support Thursday from board members of the … more
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Girl Scouts of Central Indiana has awarded Elizabeth Nunan and Hope Taylor the Girl Scout Silver Award for updating the Crawfordsville High School Outdoor Classroom.
Silver Service
Girl Scouts of Central Indiana has awarded Elizabeth Nunan, daughter of Seth and Jennifer Nunan, and Hope Taylor, daughter of Patrick and Ann Taylor, the Girl Scout Silver Award for updating the … more
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Two Wabash College students walk on campus near the gateway entrance. Wabash graduates continue to land some of the best salaries nationally when it comes to early- and mid-career earnings.
Wabash ranked nationally in college salary report
Wabash College continues to rank among the best colleges and universities nationally when it comes to the salaries its graduates earn. According to the 2023 PayScale.com College Salary Report, … more
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Wabash alumni, friends on IBJ’s Indiana 250
Compiled by IBJ Media, the Indiana 250 identified the most influential business leaders throughout the state. The list included five Wabash alumni, one member of the Board of Trustees, and four … more
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Parke Heritage High School students Paige Bishop, Madison Coleman, Grace Goldner and Will Patton attended the Purdue University Agricultural Sciences Education and Communications Preview Day. They heard about opportunities available in the Agriculture Education and Agriculture Communications Departments, Industry Professionals from both fields, Purdue Office of Academic Programs, completed a Purdue Student Experience room, and were able to ask questions to a panel of current ASEC students. Pictured, from left, are Bishop, Coleman, Goldner and Patton.
Ag Preview Day
Parke Heritage High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America members attended the annual Fall Rally event at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds on Sept. 28. Students were able to build awareness of career pathways and opportunities in the Family and Consumer Science area. They developed leadership skills through different activities. Students explored service-learning opportunities and analyzed programs and projects of FCCLA related career interests. Those attending were, front row, Makayla Ricketts, Joyce Canfield, Haley Holtzclaw and Maddy Fisher; and back row, Emma Patton, Abbie Lash, Will Patton, Quinten Smith, Mackenzie Reath, Justice Stark and Logan Schmeltz. The chapter advisor is Morgan Cooper.
Students Attend Fall Rally
As a part of their Leader in Me program, Turkey Run Elementary students received Habit Hero Awards. Habit Hero awards are given to students who set an example by being a good leader and demonstrate one of the seven habits. Awards are presented by staff members to students who they believe have excelled in one of the habits. Earning Habit Hero awards for September are, front row, Leah Wirth, Sparrow Stakley, Mackenzie Blystone, Finn Schaefer and Theodore Davies; middle row, Izy Staggs, Cali Bennington, Ashton Foxworthy, Nolan Lamb, and Axel Irelan; and back row, Carter Chapman, Emma Weise, Lorie Reynolds and Abby Mauntel. Not pictured is Eli McCoy and Kevin Thompson.
September Habit Heroes

Members of the Parke Heritage High School choir performed at the Annual WRC Choral Festival at Seeger High School on Oct. 5. The PHHS choir joined with the Riverton Parke High school choir to perform their own special selection before combining with the choirs from the other WRC schools. Parke Heritage performed “The Rose” arranged by Julie Knowles. Senior Jenna McVay was selected for a solo part for the song, “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen. The guest clinician was Professor Laura Saunders from Colorado Christian University. Members attending are, front row, Michael Clingerman, AJ Montgomery, Kimberly Koren, Jaida Lows, Sam Baldwin and Director Alec Moeller; and back row, Ella Lacy, Novel Crabtree, Haylee Burk, Shelby Robertson, Jenna McVay and Megan Shockey.
PHHS Choir Members Perform
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