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Driving through Brazil, Ind., one sees a small town, something like Ladoga, Thorntown or Darlington. A small block or two of shops and restaurants. Homes, some well-kept, others giving way…

Our local food pantries need us donating, volunteering, advocating. In 2025, Congress, along with the new administration, slashed funding at a scale not seen in years. The USDA’s decision to…

In the Indiana of 2025, school districts like North Montgomery are remembering 2009 when then-Governor Mitch Daniels cut $300 million from Indiana’s 351 districts, just shy of a cool million…

Does knowing the story of the people involved change how you think about the case? Did you learn anything new, anything that shifted your understanding or perspective? Those were the…

It is not a topic many of us like to discuss, but half of the population menstruates. Obviously, we all know plenty of people that have a period. Since the…

As state-level property tax measures and funding formula changes reshape the financial landscape for Indiana and its public schools, for Crawfordsville Community School Corporation, a small district already operating with…

                In March, the national League of Women Voters joined a lawsuit to oppose a presidential executive order that attempts to radically change the way voting is conducted in this…

Nothing has been spared in the recent budget overhauls at the state level, including funding for individuals receiving Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, the most common and data-supported intervention for…

The Indiana state government didn’t hand out any favors to local schools this legislative season. It moved Indiana away from generating revenue based on property taxes toward sales tax income.…

There’s a lot of chatter these days about the future of Indiana’s public libraries, and the Crawfordsville District Public Library has not escaped the rumor mill. With changes to the…