Crawfordsville, IN

Roberta Kay (Harwood) Haffner Dowell, 78, of Crawfordsville went to be with her Lord and Savior on March 23, 2023, surrounded by her family. She was born April 27, 1944, to the late Robert and Alberta (Sanders) Harwood. Roberta graduated from Crawfordsville High School in 1962. She married Larry Dean...

Roberta Kay (Harwood) Haffner Dowell

Washington State

• Warrant served in the 200 block of Maple Street — 7:03 p.m. • Hit and run in the 800 block of Court Street — 8:10 p.m. • Adam Dale Gearld, 38, Crawfordsville, was arrested on two counts of possession of methamphetamine and possession of paraphernalia — 9:58 p.m.

Local Record: March 23, 2023

Indiana State

Terre Haute, IN

Beginning next week, the Journal Review will change its publication cycle from six days a week to five days a week, publishing daily Tuesday through Saturday. This change is a result in a change in commercial printers. For the past several years the Journal Review has been printed in Terre Haute but will now be printed by AIM Media Indiana in Greenfield. The facility in east central Indiana publishes several newspapers, but does not operate on Sundays, so the Journal Review can no longer offer a Monday edition.

Newspaper moving to 5-day publication cycle

Are you college bound? Are you a graduating senior looking for financial aid options including scholarships and grants available at the federal, state and county level? Have you considered informational outlets for career education and advancement? You may start your search by looking at your degree program, local non-profits and community foundations or by asking for advice from your high school counselor or recruiter. Other options include college financial aid offices, professional associations for the discipline or area of interest, ethnic-based organizations, your employer, and last but not least, the Crawfordsville District Public Library Reference collection.

College bound and beyond

Grade 8 — Camila Bellorin, Olivia Brown, Sydney Elizondo, Landon Gerold, Crystal Gonzalez, Henry Hoar, Paige Johnson, Franco Marcelo Robles, Madison Martin, Kaya Money, Sabella Moore, Sarah Moore, Pujan Patel, Claire Peacock, Alayna Schroeter, Hope Taylor, Emerie Venis, Chang Yeung. Grade 7 — Olivia Alvarado, Caroline Bowling, Taylor Bray,...

Crawfordsville Middle School

I attended the recent forum organized by the League of Women Voters in hopes of speaking in behalf of the Orthodox Church but I was not allowed to do so at the meeting. Following is the statement I had prepared to present:. I would like to express my appreciation to...

Letter: Religious leader shares statement

Lebanon, IN

Margaret Kay (Scher) Montgomery, 72, of Lebanon, peacefully passed March 22, 2023 surrounded by her husband and family. Kay was born Aug. 27, 1950, at Lebanon. She was the daughter of the late Russell and Maxine Scher. She married Kenny Joe Montgomery on Feb. 12, 1966. He survives. Kay attended...

Margaret Kay (Scher) Montgomery

Calligraphy is the art of decorative handwriting. It is a skill that can beautify almost anything from creating invitations, decorating an art journal, to enhancing a signature. In parts of the world, calligraphy has long been a major art form equal to sculpture or painting. Calligraphy will be taught at...

Athens offers calligraphy class

Indianapolis, IN

Hazel Jo Elmore, a daughter, was born at 8:23 a.m. March 17 at Riley Maternity Tower, Indianapolis, to Joey and Kelly (Hayes) Elmore, Crawfordsville. At birth, she weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces, and measured 19.3 inches. She was welcomed home by siblings, Asher Newlin and Gibson Elmore. Maternal grandparents are...

Hazel Jo Elmore

Parke County, IN

Marshall, IN

MARSHALL — Turkey Run State Park’s Trail 3 was recently named the Midwest’s Best Hike in Midwest Living’s annual Best of the Midwest list. The magazine tabbed Trail 3 from the 11 in the state park near Marshall in Parke County, which features sandstone cliffs and hemlock groves.

Turkey Run trail earns top billing in Midwest Living magazine

Crawfordsville softball is entering a new era. With that, CHS turns to first-year coach Mackenzi Landrum to lead the program. The biggest thing according to Landrum is first establishing a culture with the Athenians. “Our biggest focus is culture. We are focusing on establishing a positive, hard working environment within...

Landrum to lead new era of Athenian Softball

Central, IN

Veedersburg, IN

Fountain Central boys basketball capped off one of its best seasons in school history last weekend at the IHSAA Semi-State. The Mustangs finished the season with a record of 23-5 and accomplished so many of their goals for the year. Along the way FC earned a bi-county title, out-right WRC title for the first time since 1991, the first sectional title since 2015, and the first Regional title in school history.

Mustangs send thank you for special hoops season

Coming off a 16-6 season and shattering nearly ever offensive record in the books, Southmont softball is once again geared up to begin its 2023 campaign. In doing so the Mounties will look to replace one of the best players to ever put on a Mountie uniform in Macie Shirk, as well as the leadership of Taylor Grino, Elizabeth Conkright, and Hanna Nichols from a year ago. However the Mounties do return six starters from last year’s team as they’ll re-tool.

Mounties to re-tool for another successful season

NewsBreak

Montgomery County Council on Aging

Ten members of the Montgomery County Council on Aging met Jan. 11 at Fusion 54 and via Zoom for their monthly meeting. December minutes were read...

Montgomery County Council on Aging

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