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Participants in the Wabash College Liberal Arts Immersion Program pose outside the Montgomery County Free Clinic.
WLAIP participants explore topic of health
Human and world health were explored by the 25 students participating in the Wabash Liberal Arts Immersion Program. The program, which concludes Saturday, helps students adjust to campus life … more
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Increased school bus safety patrols planned as students return to the classroom
INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced that police agencies throughout the state will be increasing patrols this back-to-school season to protect students going to and from school. … more
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College receives occupancy permit extension for stadium
Wabash College received a three-month extension Wednesday on a conditional occupancy permit for Little Giant Stadium through most of football season as parking is expanded for fans. The permit, … more
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Wabash raises $3.6M for annual fund
Wabash College President Scott E. Feller expressed his gratitude to the alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students and friends who donated more than $3.6 million to the College’s Annual Fund in … more
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Baer earns degree from Wheaton College
WHEATON, Illinois — Wheaton College congratulates May 2021 graduate Christopher Richard Baer of Crawfordsville. Baer graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in environmental Sscience … more
Emmett Bowman, left, poses with Susan Zachary, executive director of Pam’s Promise. Bowman has donated some of the proceeds from the sale of his clothing brand to the local transitional housing organization.
Bowman creates brand designed to give back
After being quarantined for a week in December of 2020, Emmett Bowman finally had the time and resources to start a business that he had been thinking about since middle school. The Crawfordsville … more
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Local students part of WLAIP
It has been two weeks since Wabash College welcomed a select group of 25 students from across the country into the Wabash Liberal Arts Immersion Program Summer Institute. All of the students … more
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The students of Pattee Learning Center are pictured in their reading Jeep as they review and prepare a program for their parents on July 8. They all enjoyed a four-week study of the jungle and animals of the forest. Each of the students were able to improve their reading skills during this experience. Mrs. Pat Harwood announced the fall read enrollment will begin Aug. 9. She works with each student individually to help them improve their reading skills. She works with children age five to fifth grade. Call 765-362-3625 for more information. Pictured in the Jeep are Carter Bokhart, Reid Gerold and Jameson Whitecotton. Pictured outside the Jeep are Elizabeth Ryker, Delaney Whitecotton, Michael Nunan and Ezra Mortoura. Not pictured are Fletcher Petrie and Wyatt Pickett.
Reading Jeep Adventures
Kellermans recognized for academic success at IU
BLOOMINGTON — Lauren Kellerman of Crawfordsville has been named to the University Division Dean’s List at Indiana University, Bloomington, for the spring semester. To be named to the … more

MCCF to host scholarship workshop
The Montgomery County Community Foundation will have a scholarship workshop for incoming high school seniors 5-7 p.m. Aug. 1 at Fusion 54 in Crawfordsville. Professionals from around the community … more
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Indiana parents urge more transparent, consistent standardized testing
INDIANAPOLIS — Results from Indiana’s standardized test, ILEARN, were released this week, and just 28% of students passed the math and reading portions. The state went on with … more
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Kirkman earns bachelor’s degree
Kaitlyn “Kat” Kirkman, Crawfordsville, graduated summa cum laude from the George Washington University with a bachelor of arts degree in English adn American studies. She was the 2021 … more
Area students earn IUK degrees
KOKOMO — Three area students earned degrees from Indiana University Kokomo in May. They are Brittany Kay Rice, Crawfordsville, Bachelor of Science in Psychology; Emma Cathrine Phillips, … more
Minnette named to Dean’s List
DECATUR, Illinois — Reagan Minnette of Crawfordsville is among the outstanding undergraduates named to the Dean’s List at Millikin University for the spring 2021 semester. more

South plan addresses masks, quarantines
NEW MARKET — Masks are recommended but not mandated for unvaccinated students and staff and distancing will continue in classrooms and common areas when the new school year begins at South … more
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Baer named to Dean’s List
WHEATON, Illinois — Wheaton College student Christopher Baer of Crawfordsville was named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2021 semester. To earn Dean’s List honors at Wheaton, an … more
Students named to Franklin Dean’s List
FRANKLIN — Franklin College has announced the dean’s list for the spring semester. Students named to the dean’s list have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours during a regular … more
Five Wabash students earn fellowships
Five current or former Wabash College students have accepted fellowships to locations in Europe and Asia. Sam Henthorn ’20, earned a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Bulgaria, … more
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CCSC approves $3,000 stipends for teachers, nurses
Teachers and nurses at the Crawfordsville Community School Corp. will receive $3,000 stipends for their work during the coronavirus pandemic. “Our staff’s been through a lot, and … more
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C’ville schools lift mask order
Crawfordsville Community School Corp. lifted the mask mandate for district facilities effective immediately Thursday, joining the rest of the county’s schools in making face coverings optional … more
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