steve i keep imagining you know what his thoughts are when he opens up a box of dog poop. he says he placed the package outside wednesday night, the man is caught on camera around 9 30 the next morning, and steve came home from work that afternoon. steve and the box was gone. he tells us this man is a stranger hes never seen him and he plans on reporting this to metro police. steve i keep thinking how awful it is that somebody could come into your neighborhood and steal something in just a few hours. lucky the dog. sound of dog leaving an alleged thief. sound of dog not so lucky. steve i guess if youre bad you get a lump of coal, if youre really bad, you get a box of poop. Vanessa Murphy weve heard about this happening recently before. Is it a trend . Maybe. Since we continue to hear about these package thefts throughout up there is the option though to require a signature for the package delivery. By the way, if you recognize the guy in the video. Give police a call to their non emerg
The annual Community Christmas Dinner has a new host and a new location. A traditional holiday meal will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christmas Day at the Masonic Cornerstone Events Center, …
TASTE 2021 advance tickets now on sale Tuesday, August 3, 2021 4:00 AM The Taste of Montgomery County is an annual fundraiser for the Lew Wallace Study Preservation Society, the organization that maintains General Lew Wallaceâs original artifacts and keeps his legacy alive. Photo courtesy of TASTE Advance tickets for the fourteenth annual Taste of Montgomery County are now on sale in select Crawfordsville locations. The Taste of Montgomery County will be held at the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2021 from 12 to 10 p.m.
Visitors can purchase Taste tickets at the Carriage House Interpretive Center of the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum, home of the Taste; the Montgomery County Visitors and Convention Bureau at Fusion 54; Milligan’s Flowers & Gifts at 115 East Main; Crawfordsville Parks & Recreation Community Center at 922 E. South Boulevard. Advance tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for stude