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Mayor McBarnes Gives State of the City Address at FHS
Frankfort Mayor Chris McBarnes gave his 2018 State of the City address Thursday afternoon in the new Radio/TV facilities at Frankfort High School. The following … [FULL STORY]
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State Continues Efforts to Aid Those Affected by Floods
Beginning February 15, 2018, heavy rain and storms occurred, causing many rivers in Indiana to overflow their banks. County-level response continues in the southern portion of the … [FULL STORY]
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Two Simultaneous Traffic Stops Land Five People in Jail
Two simultaneous traffic stops led to the arrest of five people for various charges including drugs, a gun and warrants. The first stop occurred just … [FULL STORY]
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Motor Vehicle Accident on SR 32 Results in Fatality
At 6:40 a.m. Thursday, deputies were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident at 2250 W SR 32 involving two vehicles. A 2007 white Ford Focus … [FULL STORY]
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Frankfort Police Department Seeking 13-Year-Old Runaway
he Frankfort Police Department is seeking the whereabouts of 13-year-old runaway Emely Castro, who was last seen in Frankfort on February 26. Anyone with information … [FULL STORY]
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Mayor Authors Last of Messages on Frankfort Future
Frankfort Moving Forward: Funding the Vision: Enhancement of our wastewater treatment plant In addition to a new police station and Prairie Creek Park, both topics … [FULL STORY]
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Police Seeking Missing Woman, Runaway Teen
The Frankfort Police Department is seeking the whereabouts of a missing woman and a runaway teen. The missing woman is 32-year-old Rebekah Shepherd, who was … [FULL STORY]
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Community Foundation Donates $250,000 to Prairie Creek Park
With their goal of being more active agents of positive change in the community, Clinton County Community Foundation officials announced a $250,000 gift to the … [FULL STORY]
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Holcomb: Sunday Sales Bill Exceeds Consumer Expectations
Inside INdiana Business is reporting that with a few pen strokes and an exclamation of “cheers,” Governor Eric Holcomb marked what he calls a historic … [FULL STORY]
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New IU Health Building Will Be More Than a Hospital
Inside INdiana Business is reporting that a few weeks ago, we had the enormous pleasure together of breaking ground on the new, nearly $400 million … [FULL STORY]
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Street Department Removing Tree on First Street
Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that the Frankfort Street Department will have First Street closed between Boone and South for a tree removal. Also, … [FULL STORY]
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Mayor Releases Fourth in Series of Messages on Frankfort Future
The following is the fourth in a series of messages from Mayor Chris McBarnes regarding the administration’s vision for addressing opportunities and challenges on the … [FULL STORY]
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Extension Homemakers Have Scholarship Available
The Clinton County Extension Homemakers has available a $500 scholarship for continuing education, to a county high school graduating senior, or an adult, furthering his … [FULL STORY]
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All Three Victims in Plane Crash Have Now Been Identified
The Carroll County Coroner’s Office has released the number of people that were in the plane when it crashed on February 22, 2018 as three. … [FULL STORY]
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Frankfort City Council Votes to End Case Against Gunyon
The Frankfort City Council voted 5-2 to end all harassment accusations and formal complaints against Utility Service Board member Rick Gunyon Monday night. Councilman Eric … [FULL STORY]
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South First Street to be Closed Wednesday Morning
As part of the Safe Routes to School project, Frankfort Street Superintendent Jason Forsythe has announced that the 400 block of South First Street just … [FULL STORY]
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Former Billing Clerk Arrested on Four Felony Counts
On Monday, a criminal investigation by Indiana State Police Detective Josh Maller resulted in the arrest of Angelina M. Monroe, 38, Sharpsville, IN. Monroe was … [FULL STORY]
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First of Six Meetings Held on Opiate Abuse in Clinton County
Between 65 and 70 individuals attended the first of six discussions regarding the United Against Opiate Abuse Project held Monday afternoon at the Frankfort Community … [FULL STORY]
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Greenhouse ‘Conveyer Belt’ Could Advance Food Production, Address Looming Global Food Crisis
Purdue University researchers have created a greenhouse on campus featuring a new automated conveyor system that keeps plants moving constantly, a change they hope will provide … [FULL STORY]
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Carmel Mosque Approves Islamic Life Center Permit
Tuesday evening, after five hours of testimony from hundreds of residents, the Carmel, Indiana Board of Zoning and Appeals voted to approve the permit for … [FULL STORY]
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Indiana Responds to Statewide Flooding Damage
Over the last week, heavy rain and storms have occurred, causing many rivers in Indiana to overflow their banks. County-level response has been ongoing, and the State Emergency … [FULL STORY]
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Indiana Attorney General Issues Warning in Light of Flooding
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill this week is warning Hoosiers to “DOUBLE CHECK BEFORE YOU WRITE A CHECK!”. This warning comes on the heels of devastating flooding … [FULL STORY]