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2 weeks ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
Crawford County Community School Corp. is exploring the possibility of transitioning to a four-day model. Last week, a total of four meetings took place over two days to introduce the reasons why the change is being considered, the expected benefits and the hurdles that must be overcome. A four-day week is a bit of a misnomer.
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1 month ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
While the Crawford County Judicial Complex made it through the recent heavy rains unscathed, the same was not true for the county annex building. County Commissioner Daniel Crecelius told both his board and the county council during meetings on April 8 about the leaky roof on the annex building. Many of the county’s original and irreplaceable records are stored in that building, where county historian Roberta Toby volunteers along with others.
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1 month ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
Living far above the Ohio River − hawks fly by at eye level −Randy and Kathy Coleman of Leavenworth never dreamed heavy rains that inundated the area last week would affect them. The river crested at 10 feet above flood stage in the worst high-water event since 1997, leaving the majority of the Old Town submerged. And while the river’s waters didn’t damage their home, the heavy rainfall certainly did.
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1 month ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
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1 month ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
Two more Crawford County cemeteries have been found with stones off their bases. This follows the January vandalism at Highfill General Baptist Church and Fairview cemeteries. In one recent incident, it seems certain the monuments were intentionally pushed over. In the other, cemetery board members believe the weather is responsible.
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1 month ago | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
A traffic stop initiated by the Crawford County Sheriff’s Department the night of March 11 resulted in felony drug charges on the driver, Lindsey A. Denton, 34, of Eckerty.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
It was the first of what will most certainly become an annual event, said organizers of the first Palmyra Hometown Christmas that took place Saturday and was organized by the Palmyra Town Council. “We’ve been thinking about something like this,” said Sami Childers, president of the town council. “A community member suggested a Christmas event.”Childers and fellow councilwomen Katie Downs and Debra Atkins thought it was a great idea and began organizing.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
madisoncourier.com | Stephanie Taylor Ferriell
Following a presentation of skits at Morgan Elementary by the North Harrison Drama Club, Rainbow Fish displays a copy of “Merry Christmas Rainbow Fish,” by Marcus Pfister. Each of the pre-K through third grade classes received a copy of the book. The drama club will present “A Bagful of Fables,” based on Aesop’s fables with the second half being “The Rainbow Fish.” Performances are Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m., Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. and Dec.
