Month: June 2018

A routine traffic stop Tuesday night resulted in a man and a woman being arrested on drug charges. According to Police Chief Troy Bacon, during … [FULL STORY]

Although Wednesday, July 4 is a City holiday, Frankfort Street Department crews will collect recyclables that day, the normally scheduled recycling collection day for the … [FULL STORY]

Jerry Haan, President of the Clinton Prairie School Foundation, was pleased to present $18,500 in scholarships to 13 Clinton Prairie seniors at the Senior Honors … [FULL STORY]

Are you planning to attend Ivy Tech Community College this fall? Make sure you meet the Financial Aid priority deadline and join us at a … [FULL STORY]

The national 2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book, released Wednesday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, ranks Indiana 28th in the nation for child well-being. Compared … [FULL STORY]

Indiana Conservation Officers were notified Tuesday that a boater located a body on the Tippecanoe River near Arrow Point Ct in White County. This is … [FULL STORY]

Kirks Crossing Festival is on a roll.  The nine member planning committee just came off a successful festival and is making plans to take the … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort City Council passed a pair of ordinances on second reading Monday night related to the Wastewater Expansion Project by identical votes of 5-2. … [FULL STORY]

          Nina Harshman of Frankfort made the most of her first appearance in the Miss Clinton County and 4-H Fair Queen … [FULL STORY]

Effective July 1, 2018, Indiana House Bill 1248 becomes law and will amend Indiana Code 10-13-5-4.4 to include “missing endangered child”. The amended law defines … [FULL STORY]

This year, Hoosiers hosting an Independence Day cookout featuring some of America’s favorite summer foods—hot dogs, cheeseburgers, ribs, watermelon and more—can expect to pay a … [FULL STORY]

As we remember and commemorate the lives of our loved ones, we seek to find meaningful ways to acknowledge the contributions they have made to … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced early Monday night that Colfax Manson Road at South County Road 550 West is now open after being closed … [FULL STORY]

Indiana Conservation Officers are now investigating a missing person case. The missing person is believed to be the man witnesses observed disappear below the water … [FULL STORY]

The TPA Park is showing several highly visible improvements under the McBarnes administration.  The new look was started a couple years ago with the rehabilitated … [FULL STORY]

The United Nations defines human trafficking as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons by improper means such as force, abduction, fraud or … [FULL STORY]

While many traditional automotive communities continue to lose jobs and population, Kokomo, once described by Forbes as one of America’s “fastest-dying cities,” is showing signs of bucking … [FULL STORY]