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CCSC moves forward with capital projects plan
Trustees for the Crawfordsville Community School Corp. moved forward with funding a proposed three-year capital projects plan. On Thursday, school officials conducted the second of two required … more
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SCP to bring ‘The Wedding Singer’ to the Vanity Stage
The Sugar Creek Players announce the upcoming production of “The Wedding Singer” — a musical comedy that promises to be a spectacular hit.   The show will run from July 26-28 … more
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SmartAsset ranks Wabash No. 3 College in Indiana
Wabash College was named one of the three best colleges or universities in Indiana, according to SmartAsset, an online destination for consumer-focused financial information. In identifying the … more
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Rick Warner has been part of the Dining with the Chefs event since its inception. He enjoys the camaraderie and is committed to helping support the local free clinic.
Meet the Chefs
The Montgomery County Free Clinic will celebrate the 10th annual Dining with the Chefs event on Aug. 10 at Wabash College. Its signature food and fundraising event, Dining with the Chefs, brings … more

CARA graduates enter the Crawfordsville High School auditorium.
CARA awards 36 diplomas to diverse group of students
The Crawfordsville Adult Resource Academy held a grand celebration June 27. The program, whose motto is “Building Tomorrow’s Opportunities,” had a graduation ceremony for a diverse … more
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Darlisa and Randy Steele’s home at 1010 W. Main St. has been selected at the Garden of the Month for July by the Flower Lover’s Garden Club.
July Garden of the Month
Some people just can’t get enough gardening in their busy lives; and you’ll find this when you drive by Darlisa and Randy Steele’s home at 1010 W. Main St. The couple’s … more
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First Door program to launch
Community partners and volunteers from Montgomery County have been working to create and launch the First Door Initiative. First Door is a coordinated effort to assist and connect individuals … more
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Carnegie Museum extends deadline for art entries
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County has extended the deadline for art entries for its 2024 Community Art Show, Home, highlighting the people and places of Montgomery County. Submissions are now … more
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Nostalgic Productions to perform 1943 Radio Mystery
A 1943 Radio Mystery will be re-created Sunday at the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church. A new group called “Nostalgic Productions” is presenting “Richard Diamond: Private … more
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Hoosiers get relief at the grocery ahead of Fourth of July
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana shoppers will see slightly lower prices than last year as they prepare for their Fourth of July cookout. Indiana Farm Bureau’s annual summer cookout market … more
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Waynetown ready to celebrate Freedom Fest
WAYNETOWN — Waynetown will celebrate America and freedom Saturday during the annual one-day Freedom Fest at the Rev. Guy Tremaine Park. The day will start at 8 a.m. with breakfast being … more
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Let’s Twist Again! features an energetic young cast of singer dancers including Noah Acree as Johnny, Kayla Dillman as Diana.
Beef House Dinner Theatre premiers new Jukebox Show
COVINGTON — Let’s twist again, like we did last summer with a new show and celebrate the teen idols and teen queens of the 1950s and 60s one more time.  After a sold-out … more
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Employee-owners of Hoosier Heartland State Bank recently gathered at Veterans Memorial Park to present their most recent donation of $16,000. The contribution funded the two granite monuments that flank the 10-foot-tall bronze sculpture of a soldier at the front of the park bordering Washington Street. VMP is organized as a not-for-profit corporation. Its mission is “Honoring All Veterans.” Various parts of the park and its operation are available for sponsorship and underwriting, including purchasing bricks that will surround the center monument. Engraved bricks will recognize veterans and those who support veterans. More information is available on the park’s Facebook page — “Veterans Memorial Park – Crawfordsville.”
HHSB Helps Fund Monument
North meal prices to increase
North Montgomery Community School Corporation students will have a slight increase in breakfasts and lunches in the 2024-25 school year. On Monday, the school board approved the news prices. … more
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Civic Band to perform traditional tunes at ‘Church Concert’
Members of the Montgomery County Civic Band will perform soothing and traditional tunes Sunday as its 60th annual summer concert series continues. Band director Gary Ketchum described the … more
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The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library would like to invite the public to view the work of regional artist, Jeff Jeffries. This exhibit is currently open and will be on display through July 7.
Regional artist Jeff Jeffries displays work at CDPL
The Mary Bishop Memorial Gallery at the Crawfordsville District Public Library would like to invite the public to view the work of regional artist, Jeff Jeffries. This exhibit is currently open and … more
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Tickets on sale for Dining with the Chefs
The Montgomery County Free Clinic is excited to invite you to our signature food and fundraising gala, Dining with the Chefs. The event will take place Aug. 10 at Wabash College. Tickets are on sale … more
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City to celebrate first-ever Juneteenth Celebration
Crawfordsville’s history is replete with stories of war heroes, political figures, famous business people, groundbreaking discoveries, scientists, astronauts, and tales of Native … more
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Several community members gathered Monday at Oak Hill North Cemetery for the annual Memorial Day service. Montgomery County Veterans Service Officer Joe Ellis was the guest speaker. He served in Vietnam from 1968 to 1971. He encourages everyone to reflect on the importance of the day and honor those who died in service to our nation. Mayor Todd Barton also read a proclamation.
Memorial Day Service 2024 [Photo gallery]

Share your garden beauties in annual flower contest
Has the rainy spring weather brought an abundance of blooms to your garden this year? Has the warm weather caused your flowers to put on a show? The Crawfordsville Seed Library invites you to share … more
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