Month: November 2017

The severe storms that rolled through Clinton County Sunday caused a lot of damage in Frankfort and Clinton County. Utility Service Board Wastewater Services Director … [FULL STORY]

As days shorten and the breeding season for deer approaches, the chance of encountering one while driving increases significantly. Nearly 50 percent of all vehicle … [FULL STORY]

Clinton Central Junior-Senior High School has announced the first nine weeks ‘A’ Honor Roll. The following is that honor roll: 7th Grade — Samantha Adams, … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Dispatch has announced that the Frankfort Sewer Department will have the intersection of South Clay Street and Freeman Street closed until sometime Wednesday … [FULL STORY]

The Clinton County Commissioners approved a transportation, post-clearing and re-use agreements with Republic Services, who are in charge of the Clinton County Landfill, on Monday. … [FULL STORY]

Although Friday, November 10 is a City holiday to recognize Veterans Day on Saturday, November 11, Frankfort Street Department crews will collect trash on Friday, … [FULL STORY]

Sports, business and community leaders expect the 2022 College Football Playoff Championship Game to have substantial economic impact in Indianapolis, both on and off the field. Officials expect … [FULL STORY]

With a water leak repaired on Paris Street, crews will finish paving Paris from the dead end to John Street and then move to West … [FULL STORY]

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued until a Tornado Watch until 7 p.m. Sunday for the majority of Indiana, including Clinton County. Besides … [FULL STORY]

WILO-AM and FM experienced Sunday outages due to a lightning strike during the severe thunderstorms Sunday morning.  Shine 99 was on the air throughout the … [FULL STORY]

The following is the schedule for the Veteran’s Day Program scheduled on Saturday, Novmber 11, at 10:30 a.m. in Veterans Park in downtown Frankfort: Memorial … [FULL STORY]

Crews from Milestone Contractors will finish paving Paris Street from the dead end to John Street and Columbia Street from Barner Street to Green Street … [FULL STORY]

Last month, Governor Holcomb called for increasing the number of trained addiction counselors to help combat opioid abuse. Employment of mental health and substance abuse … [FULL STORY]