Month: April 2018

The Main Street Express has been a delightful sight every Christmas Season.  The Camp Cullom wagon each year was transported to Frankfort.  Volunteers sided, decorated … [FULL STORY]

Public Safety Telecommunications Week originated in California in 1981 and was nationally recognized by an act of the United States Congress in 1991. In Indiana, … [FULL STORY]

Center Township organized the creation of a steering committee that attended the 2018 National Rx and Heroin Summit, in Atlanta, GA. This team came to … [FULL STORY]

In an ongoing effort to continue improving our community’s housing standard, the City of Frankfort and Center Township have entered into an interlocal agreement March … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced they will be conducting the monthly Tornado Siren testing on Saturday, April 7 at 11 a.m. In the event … [FULL STORY]

Around 200 people gathered in the Clinton Prairie High School Auditorium Thursday night for the Clinton County Sheriff’s Forum sponsored by the Clinton County Chamber … [FULL STORY]

Four Clinton County Sheriff candidates spoke at Clinton Prairie Thursday evening.  The Forum sponsored by the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce gave all four candidates … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort Community Public Library is holding an Ancestry Lock-in, which will be located in the Earl J. Culver Genealogy Area, on Friday, April 27 … [FULL STORY]

WILO TV and WILO AM/FM Radio will Broadcast the Clinton County Sheriff Forum LIVE. The 2018 political forums in Clinton County are hosted by the … [FULL STORY]

Approximately 65 individuals attended the Clinton County Council District 4 political forum between incumbent and current Clinton County Council president Alan Dunn and challenger Bechel … [FULL STORY]

State Sen. Jim Buck, R-Kokomo, seventh from right, joins Gov. Eric Holcomb, seated middle, as he ceremonially signs Senate Enrolled Act 386 into law at the Statehouse Wednesday, … [FULL STORY]

This is the most important election in our lifetime. That phrase is often deployed by candidates near an election, and it’s become a cliché for … [FULL STORY]

By Tami Silverman The scene from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida is one we have seen far too often: terrified students fleeing … [FULL STORY]