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New Chief Wants To Listen To Residents

Newly appointed Chief of Police Vurlin McIntosh will host a special meeting for local residents with questions, concerns, comments or suggestions for the Crothersville Police Department. “My office is always open to listen to Crothersville residents’ ideas and...

Town Considers Local Fines For Motoring Violations

Speeders, parking violators and other motoring infractions may soon be able to pay fines at town hall to keep driving violation off their record if an ordinance being considered by the Crothersville Town Council is approved. Under the current system a traffic violator...

Local FFA Excels In District Events

Crothersville FFA members participating in last week’s District contests were (front) Kelsey Hoskins, Chandler Nehrt, Kailtyn Hoevener, Kayla Foster Back: Leah Schill, Joey Needler, Brooke Prather, Dillon Maxie, Cody Brasher, Logan Isenhower, Denise Maxie, Erica...

CARD To Meet Monday

CARD (Crothersville Area Revitalization and Development) will meet on Monday, March 16, at 6 p.m. at the Crothersville Town Hall. All those interested in taking part in planning and helping with events to benefit the Crothersville community are encouraged to attend....

Council Splits Naming Vurlin McIntosh New Police Chief

By a 2-1 vote Tuesday night, the Crothersville Town Council appointed 20-year Crothersville Police Department veteran Vurlin McIntosh as the town’s new chief of police effective April 1. Since long time chief Norman Ford doesn’t officially retire until...