Articles by Ken Hartman

Center Township Trustee Kevin Evans made a presentation to the Frankfort City Council Monday night regarding the possibility of the city selling Veterans Park to … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort Police Department’s four-week long popular and beneficial babysitting safety course again will be offered this fall for Frankfort and Clinton County teenage (12-18 … [FULL STORY]

Inside INdiana Business is reportingthe Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis and Purdue University are collaborating on a new agriculture law … [FULL STORY]

Focusing on fire prevention education, firefighters are visiting Frankfort schools as well as Heritage Christian Preschool and Learning Ladder Daycare during Fire Prevention Week this … [FULL STORY]

A free showing of the Halloween comedy, ‘Hocus Pocus’ will be shown near Shelter #5 in TPA Park this Friday evening beginning at approximately 7:45 … [FULL STORY]

The Frankfort Community Public Library is providing the youth of Clinton County, ages 8-18, with the opportunity to learn more about different performing arts.  There … [FULL STORY]

The Farmers Bank was closed on Columbus Day but its employees were out and about working on various projects in the communities they serve. In … [FULL STORY]

The Clinton County Commissioners approved the schematic design proposal from American Structurepoint for $142,455 fhe new EMS building at a special meeting on Friday. Commissioner … [FULL STORY]

Inside INdiana Business is reporting that Ball State University economist Mike Hicks says the national unemployment report paints a mixed picture. The jobless rate fell … [FULL STORY]

It wasn’t that long ago that the Community Schools of Frankfort was considered a failing school district. However, that has all changed over the past … [FULL STORY]

New moms in the last three months and those moms who are expecting were treated to a Community Baby Shower by Healthy Communities of Clinton … [FULL STORY]

Indiana University Kokomo officials said early Thursday afternoon that there is no active threat on campus following a brief scare that involved an alert sent … [FULL STORY]