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Norfolk Southern Train Derails Near Downtown Frankfort
At least five cars of a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed late Wednesday morning as it was leaving the rail yards on the west side … [FULL STORY]
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Frankfort Library to Host Genealogy Workshop on July 12
The Frankfort Community Public Library (FCPL) is holding a genealogy workshop in the Earl J. Culver Genealogy Area on Friday, July 12 from 5–9 p.m. … [FULL STORY]
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INDOT Announces Closures on Parts of I-65 and I-70
The Indiana Department of Transportation will close parts of I-65 and I-70 on the south side of Indianapolis. All lanes will be closed on I-65 … [FULL STORY]
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County Road 100 North Will Be Closed Part of Wednesday
Clinton County Central Dispatch is asking motorists to avoid the area of County Road 100 North between County Road 730 East and County Road 830 … [FULL STORY]
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Gun Safety Group Holding Event at Frankfort Library
The Indiana chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, part of Everytown for Gun Safety, will hold an event to present the … [FULL STORY]
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Purdue Lands Federal Grant for Cybersecurity Program
Inside INdiana Business is reporting that during his visit Tuesday to the Purdue University campus in West Lafayette, U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta announced … [FULL STORY]
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IU Health Expands On-Site Clinics With Opening in Frankfort
Indiana University Health expanded its statewide network of on-site employer clinics under a new contract with the City of Frankfort and Clinton County. Under the … [FULL STORY]
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Flashing Stop Signs Installed on County Road 0 N/S
Two new flashing stop signs have been installed on County Road 0 North/South between Roy Scott Parkway and County Road 300 West near the Frito-Lay … [FULL STORY]
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Road Closures Set for July 4th Bicycle Parade
The annual July 4 Harvard Terrace bicycle parade will be held this Thursday. Frankfort Police announced street closures and delays planned in association with this … [FULL STORY]
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Fifth Citizens Police Academy Starts September 19
As a part of their ongoing effort to strengthen the partnership between community members and the police force, applications are being accepted for the Police … [FULL STORY]
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Myers Appointed to National Board of Directors
Captain Jacob Myers has been appointed to the National Citizen’s Police Academy Association Board of Directors. This appointment was granted last week while Myers attended … [FULL STORY]
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INDOT Hosting Public Hearing for SR 28 Road Project
The Indiana Department of Transportation announce plans for a road rehabilitation project on State Road 28 from U.S. 231 in Romney to the U.S. 52 … [FULL STORY]
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Duke Energy Requesting Rate Increase With IURC
Dan Rhodes, manager of Indiana Community Relations for Duke Energy, has announced that Duke Energy has filed a request to increase rates with the Indiana … [FULL STORY]
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Tornado Siren Testing Scheduled for Saturday Morning
Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced it will be having its Tornado Siren Testing at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 6. In case of inclement … [FULL STORY]
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City Announces Trash Schedule for Fourth of July
The Frankfort Street Department will not pick up trash on Thursday, July 4. Instead, they will be doing a double pickup for people who live … [FULL STORY]
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City of Kokomo to Add Sports Fields at Darrough Chapel Park
Henke Development Group, the developer of Grand Park Sports Complex in Westfield, is planning an estimated $77 million investment on the city’s East side near … [FULL STORY]
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Red Cross to Have Indiana Fallen Officer Blood Drive
Clinton County residents are encouraged to give blood on Thursday, July 11 from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the First Evangelical Presbyterian Church (352 … [FULL STORY]
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Holcomb Details Next Round of Community Crossings Program
Governor Eric J. Holcomb Tuesday announced the next call for projects is open in the Community Crossings grant program for shovel-ready local road construction projects. … [FULL STORY]
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Shoppers Should Expect Slightly Higher Food Prices for Fourth
This year, hosts of an Independence Day cookout featuring some of America’s summertime staples—hot dogs, cheeseburgers, ribs, watermelon and more—can expect to pay slightly more … [FULL STORY]
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More Drugged Drivers in Fatal Crashes Than Alcohol Impaired
A report published this week finds high rates of fatal crashes involving drugged drivers and that alcohol-impaired drivers are more likely to cause traffic deaths … [FULL STORY]
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Traffic Patterns Announced for City on Fourth of July
Frankfort Police Department will be working diligently on July 4 to ensure the safety of all pedestrians and drivers attending the TPA Park July 4 … [FULL STORY]
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City Releases Schedule for July 4th Celebration at TPA Park
For the City’s annual Fourth of July celebration in TPA Park, various roadways through the park will be closed to traffic to enhance park visitors’ … [FULL STORY]