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Chairs aren’t just for sitting as Culver preps for gala event

May 21, 2011

By
Judy Sawhook, Culver Tri Kappa

With the Tri Kappa Chairs for Charity auction now just a month away, creative residents throughout the community are at work getting their chairs ready to donate. One of many that are already complete is this beautiful example by Gary Schaffer. The seat is a painting of the King’s Colors from our first U.S. Flag, The Grand Union 1775.

This week's Mystery Citizen (May 19 edition)

May 20, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

This week’s Mystery Citizen has had a long career in local business as well as community service in a great variety of settings
Guesses may be emailed to citizen@culcom.net, dropped off in one of our drop boxes (located at the Culver Public Library and Culver Coffee Company), or call the editor at 574-216-0075.

Happening in Culver this weekend and next week (May 20-22)

May 20, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

Building trades open house Sunday

Tour de Max hits Culver Saturday

May 18, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

Culver's annual Tour de Max bicycle tour through Marshall County, sponsored by Culver Tri Kappa, will take place this Saturday, May 21. All rides begin at the Culver Beach Lodge, 819 E. Lake Shore Drive. Registration and check-in will be open from 7 until 9:30 a.m. at the Beach Lodge. However, those planning to ride 63 miles are asked to leave no later than 8 a.m. SAG stops will be open for a set period of time based on these departure times.

Train exhibit, working layout exhibit at Culver museum

May 17, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

A popular exhibit on the historic model trains of Culver Academies, circa 1948 to 1986, will return to the Culver Academies Museum and Gift Shop, 102 South Main Street, for a brief revival over Culver's Alumni Reunion Weekend, May 20 through 22. Though the original layout, which occupied over 40 by 24 feet of space under the school's dining hall and was overseen by late band director Col. Edward Payson, was destroyed 25 years ago, the several hundred vintage cars -- many rare and historical -- remain, as do various artifacts and memorabilia from the setup.

Giving the state champ a ring

May 15, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

Indiana’s 2011 state wrestling champion Jeremiah Harvey, a senior at Culver Community High School and the first at the school to earn the distinction, was awarded his official state championship ring last week at the school. Harvey won the championship in February, part of a remarkably victorious season for community schools’ athletic programs. Presenting the ring is CCHS Athletic Director Andy Thomas, as fellow coaches (from left to right) Chad Hollenbaugh (assistant wrestling coach), Louis Posa, and Mike Buschman (head wrestling coach) look on.

Monterey Elementary School: a look back

May 14, 2011

By
Jeff Kenney

Editor's note: in the context of the heated debate and subsequent closing of Monterey Elementary School at the last meeting of the Culver Community School board, this brief look back at the history of Monterey Schools appeared in this week's Culver Citizen.

What is today Monterey Elementary School has had a varied and vibrant career as, among other things, Monterey High School.

Happening in Culver this weekend and next week (May 13 on...)

May 12, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

There's a lot happening in Culver this weekend, and besides the 'Drums Along the Maxinkuckee' Living History Festival and car show, there's also...

Town-wide clean-up Saturday

This week's Mystery Citizen (May 12 edition)

May 11, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

This week’s Mystery Citizen is a local entrepreneur who’s become a familiar face in a number of community endeavors, particularly one specific organization.
Guesses may be emailed to citizen@culcom.net, dropped off in one of our drop boxes (located at the Culver Public Library and Culver Coffee Company), or call the editor at 574-216-0075.

Re-live 18th century life this wkd with 'Drums Along the Maxinkuckee'

May 11, 2011

By
Culver Citizen

Eighteenth-century history will come to life May 14 along the shore of Lake Maxinkuckee as Culver Academies host its seventh annual Living History Weekend.
“Drums Along the Maxinkuckee” will allow visitors to step back in time as they observe 25 to 30 historical re-enactors setting up their camps and displays on Friday night (May 13) on the Naval Building grounds east of the main campus. The encampments and demonstrations will depict life in the 1700s and is open to the public on Saturday (May 14) from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. All events are free.

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