Posts by The Paper of Montgomery County
City Expands Cat Program With AWL
The City of Crawfordsville is increasing its efforts to humanely address the community’s feral and stray cat population through an expanded Shelter-Neuter-Release program in partnership with the Animal Welfare League…
Read MoreMarie Canine Plaza Plaque Unveiling
Members of the community gathered recently at Marie Canine Plaza at Crawford Place in beautiful downtown Crawfordsville for the dedication of a plaque recognizing the story of the plaza and…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – If Either Die, Will Other Get a Survivor Benefit?
Dear Rusty: I am 79. My husband is also 79 and we both receive Social Security benefits. We were both married before, and we married each other at the age of…
Read MoreHow to Protect Brain Health
(StatePoint) Americans overwhelmingly say brain health matters deeply as they age, ranking it on par with — or even above — physical health. Yet despite this concern, most adults acknowledge…
Read MoreEvery Eligible Scholarship Player Returns to Purdue, Painter
For many years, the sign “Defense Lives Here” has been displayed in Mackey Arena. Maybe there also should be a placard declaring “Loyalty Lives Here.” Do not underestimate the fact…
Read MoreMontgomery County Retired Teachers Meet
President Steve Frees welcomed members to the April 13th Montgomery County Retired Teachers Association meeting held in the Crawfordsville Public Library. Following the pledge, the invocation was given by Barb Foster. …
Read MoreOh So Close
Wabash College is having a tough year on the diamond. The Little Giants dropped a doubleheader to 16th-ranked Wittenberg Wednesday at Goodrich Ballpark. Wabash came within a whisker of winning…
Read MoreGarage Fire Caused by Lithium-Ion Battery
A fire that destroyed a garage and damaged nearby structures this week was likely caused by a lithium-ion battery, Crawfordsville Fire Department officials report. On Tuesday evening, CFD responded to…
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Thompson, Committee Expand Child Care
State Rep. Jeff Thompson (R-Lizton) joined fellow members of the State Budget Committee in approving an additional $200 million to expand access to child care for low-income families. The State…
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