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Kayakers safe following water rescue operation

A group of kayakers were safe after a water rescue operation on Sugar Creek Wednesday afternoon. According to a release issued by the City of Crawfordsville, the Crawfordsville Fire Department received a report from a resident living near the creek at around 3:30 p.m. detailing two individuals in the water after their kayaks capsized. A water rescue operation was then initiated between the Rock River Ridge Road creek access point and the Yountsville Bridge. The two kayakers were later able […]

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Waveland Strong to host veterans cruise-in

Waveland Strong invites the public to this year's Veterans Cruise-In on Friday, June 26th. According to a press release sent by the organization, it'll be at the town park on Howard Street starting at 5:30 p.m. This will serve as a fundraiser for its planned Veteran's Memorial project. The event is sponsored by Stevenson Automotive. Classic and modern cars are eligible to participate. The first 25 cars registered that night will receive a dash plaque and goodie bag. Homemade craft […]

todayJune 9, 2026 3

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This Day in History

This Day in History: June 2

Here's a brief look back in time for this day, June 2. In 1935, the famed Babe Ruth retires from the Major Leagues after 22 seasons. At this point in his career, he was playing for the Boston Braves, where he retires with a batting average of .181 that season. He had made 714 career home runs, which was at that time, the most in MLB history. As of 2026, he sits in third behind Hank Aaron at second, and […]

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Community Foundation distributes $286k across different not-for-profits

The Montgomery County Community Foundation (MCCF) distributed around $286,000 across 13 local not-for-profits Thursday evening during its spring grants cycle. WCDQ's Dave Long talked with incoming community relations director Jenny Campbell, who will step into the role following longtime incumbent Cheryl Keim's retirement on June 18. Listen to the full interview below. Jenny Campbell will step in as the community relations director this summer. | Photo credit: Dave Long. To learn more about the Montgomery County Community Foundation, click or […]

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This Day in History: June 1

Here's a brief look back in time for this day, June 1. In 1968, Helen Keller, the prominent American author who became blind and deaf at a young age, dies at the age of 87 in her sleep. Her advocacy for disability rights inspired those with similar conditions to pursue an education. The Harvard graduate had written 14 books prior to her death. In 2008, an accidental fire breaks out in Universal Studios Hollywood, destroying thousands of original video and […]

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This Day in History: May 31

Here's a brief look back in time for this day, May 31. In 1859, Big Ben, often regarded as London's crown jewel, begins ticking for the first time. Officially known as the Great Clock of Westminster, its Gothic style was the brain child of Augustus Pugin and Sir Charles Berry - the latter of which was also in charge of rebuilding the Palace of Westminster. It was in construction for nearly six years having started in 1853. In 1889, the […]

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This Day in History: May 30

Here's a brief look back in time for this day, May 30. In 1431, Joan of Arc is burned at the stake on charges of heresy. She was captured by Burgundian soldiers a few days prior, where she was questioned about her faith and loyalty to the church; the fact that she wore men's clothes contributed to her death sentence. She has since become a French national symbol of freedom. In 1911, the first rendition of the Indianapolis 500 is […]

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This Day in History: May 29

Here's a brief look back in time for this day, May 29. In 1848, the territory of Wisconsin enters the Union as the 30th U.S. state. Due to Wisconsin's proximity to the Great Lakes, it served as a vital economic hub for various goods such as furs, lead, and perhaps most prominently, dairy. When tagged alongside a population boom with incoming Irish, German, and Norwegian immigrants, it was only a matter of time before the "Badger State" became established. In […]

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Schenck Road in Crawfordsville to close until October

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced the closure of Schenck Road in Crawfordsville starting Monday. Beginning on or after June 1, local contractors will close Schenck Road between the stop sign at Big Four Arch Road and Wabash Avenue. According to the release, the purpose of this closure is to tie in the existing Schenck Road to the new section of roadway. This project is expected to last until October, weather permitting. The official detour around the closure follows Russell […]

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