Month: October 2025

Mark your calendars—the Frankfort Market is back this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Veterans Park. Enjoy a great day of shopping, food, … [FULL STORY]

On Sunday, October 12, 2025, the community is invited to a Chicken Noodle Dinner fundraiser supporting Frankfort’s Unified Neighborhoods 2025 Halloween Scare on the Square. … [FULL STORY]

The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) expects approximately 24,000 passengers to travel through the terminal on Oct. 10 – putting it on the trajectory to be … [FULL STORY]

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) announced today that sales of the state’s new popular Blackout license plate have surpassed 40,000, generating more than … [FULL STORY]

As college football season moves into full swing and with homecoming events planned on Indiana’s university campuses, the Indiana State Excise Police are reminding students … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort Street Department is reminding residents of the 2025 City Holiday Trash Schedule. Trash pickup will continue on holidays throughout the year, with the … [FULL STORY]

Meridian Health Services invites the community to Flu-Lapalooza, a free one-day flu shot clinic, on Thursday, October 9, from 3–6 p.m. at its Frankfort location: … [FULL STORY]

The Clinton County Commissioners have issued a countywide ban on open burning, effective immediately, due to dry conditions in the area. The ban will remain … [FULL STORY]

An Indianapolis man has been arrested for his alleged role in a September 29, 2025 shooting along I-465. Indiana State Police Detectives from the Indianapolis … [FULL STORY]

The Farmers Bank wants to make everyone aware of PHISHING scam claiming to be from The Farmers Bank to gain access to customer accounts. These … [FULL STORY]

The Rossville Consolidated School District Board of Education met on Tuesday evening, October 7, 2025, to address a full agenda that included teacher contract updates, … [FULL STORY]

Longtime Clinton County attorney and community leader Thomas Little has announced his candidacy for Clinton County Superior Court Judge, pledging to bring integrity, hard work, … [FULL STORY]

Boone County Chamber is excited to welcome Lucie Cassis and Blake Hesler, both seniors at Lebanon High School, to the intern program at the Boone … [FULL STORY]

A police K9 who once survived on chicken nuggets tossed from car windows is now being praised as a hero after helping locate two lost … [FULL STORY]

The Clinton County Drainage Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 21st has been cancelled. The next scheduled meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 4th.

On 10/07/2024, a report was filed with the Kokomo Police Department in regards to the allegations of child molestation.  The suspect was identified as 48-year-old … [FULL STORY]

Indiana Unclaimed Property Division on pace to break all-time annual record, returning over $77 million to Hoosiers already this year Attorney General Todd Rokita says … [FULL STORY]

The City of Frankfort is calling on all residents, business owners, and stakeholders to participate in a vital community survey as part of its application … [FULL STORY]

Congratulations to Clinton County Superior Court Judge Justin Hunter. Judge Hunter was recently inducted into the Indiana Judicial College, an achievement recognizing judges who have … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort Waterworks will have the following streets closed today: Armstrong Street – between Jackson Street and East Street Clay Street -between Harvard Terrace and … [FULL STORY]

Mark your calendars! The VERY LAST Delphi Market Days will take place on Saturday, October 18, 2025, along Market Street, promising a full day of … [FULL STORY]