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Wabash announces new Lilly scholars
Three incoming freshmen comprise the newest class of Lilly Scholars, recipients of Wabash College’s most prestigious scholarship. Carlos Cantu-Trevino of Weslaco, Texas; Matthew Stitle of Carmel, Indiana; and Andrew Toney of Winchester, Indiana, make up the Class of 2028 winners. Finalists visited campus in February to compete for the...
Lynas serves as summer intern
NORTH MANCHESTER — Manchester University students have been placed across the United States with summer internships in a variety of fields. Ty Lynas of Crawfordsville is among those students. Lynas, majoring in Sport Management at Manchester University, is interning this summer as a facility manager with World Baseball Academy,...
Saidian, Utterback, and Miller qualify for Regional
After the girls track and field sectional took place on Tuesday, it was time for the boys to get their post-season underway. Crawfordsville and North Montgomery competed at West Lafayette while Southmont made the trip to Plainfield. Southmont competed against some of the best teams in the state in the likes of Zionsville, Avon, and Brownsburg. The Mounties, while they weren’t able to advance anyone out, did have some good showings. Vince Reimondo ran a PR in the 800 with a time of 1:56.18 and placed fifth, their 4x400 team of Nolan Boyer, Kyler McCandless, Tyler Petroski and Reimondo placed seventh with a 3:38.29, and the Mountie 4x800 team of Mason Cass, Sam Crum, Hunter Gray, and Reimondo placed fifth with a time of 8:41.89. Both Marlin Williams and Petroski cleared 13 feet in the pole vault to as Williams placed fourth and Petroski fifth.
Baseball Recap: Tri-West Hendricks falls short of Crawfordsville in the playoffs
Tri-West Hendricks and Crawfordsville squared off in some playoff action on Thursday, but Tri-West Hendricks had to settle for second. They lost 10-0 to the Crawfordsville Athenians. The game marked the first time this season in which Tri-West Hendricks was not able to get on the board. For Crawfordsville's part,...
Local Record: May 25, 2024
• Juvenile complaint in the 200 block of Argonaut Drive — 12:07 a.m. • Operating a vehicle while intoxicated in the 1600 block of Lafayette Road — 2:10 a.m. • Public disturbance in the 1000 block of East Market Street — 10:12 a.m. • Public disturbance in...
Softball Recap: Lilah Holderfield can't quite lead South Putnam over Greencastle
It's hard to turn regular season success into postseason wins, a fact South Putnam can now relate to. They fell 5-2 to the Greencastle Tiger Cubs on Wednesday. South Putnam's loss signaled the end of their four-game winning streak. South Putnam saw four different players step up and record at...
Board OKs economic development agreements
Two economic development agreements gained approval Wednesday from members of the Board of Public Works & Safety. The first was an agreement for Weaver Popcorn Hybrids. The company announced in March its plans to build a new 25,000 square foot facility in the Crawfordsville Commerce Park. The project will expand the company’s research and production capabilities. The $15 million investment is expected to create 12-14 jobs at an average hourly range of $17-72 per hour.
Local Record: May 17, 2024
• Property damage crash at East Wabash Avenue and South Washington Street — 6:14 a.m. • Drug activity in the unit block of Athenian Drive — 11:18 a.m. • Domestic disturbance in the 1700 block of East Elmore Street — 2:20 p.m. • Personal injury crash at...
Danville residents face eviction after metering issues cause high water bills
DANVILLE, Ind. — Issues with a water meter reading are reflecting in some high bills for Danville residents who may now face eviction. Alyssa Brass has lived at her Danville apartment complex for several years with her husband, two dogs and three children with another on the way. On average, their household water bill is […]
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