Month: October 2021

The Governor’s Public Health Commission met Thursday at the Indiana State Library to discuss public health workforce issues. Co-chair Judy Monroe, M.D., FAAFP, opened the meeting and noted that the topic of workforce is timely […]

At 7:58 Thursday evening emergency crews were called to the area of I-465 northbound at the 17.5 mile marker on the city’s westside for reports of a person struck by a car. When first responders […]

Indiana State Police and Oxford Police Department conclude a rape investigation with two arrests. On October 17, the Oxford Police Department began investigating Jose Ortiz and Jose Alaniz for the alleged rape of a 23-year-old […]

Back and bigger than ever…The Farm at Prophetstown will be hosting Trick of Treating with the Animals on October 30, 1-2:30 p.m. Guests are invited to come in costume and fill up their treat bags. […]

Dr. David Bathe, who recently retired as chancellor of the Ivy Tech Community College Lafayette Campus, has been named Chancellor Emeritus of the Lafayette Campus by the College’s State Board of Trustees. “Dr. Bathe has […]

The Lebanon Fire and Police Departments have concluded their investigation into the cause of the early morning fire at 1902 Indianapolis Ave (BP Fuel Station). The investigation determined that the fire was intentionally set by […]

Wrap Technologies, Inc. (the “Company” or “WRAP”) (Nasdaq: WRAP), a global leader in innovative public safety technologies and services, announced today that Frankfort Police Department in Indiana is the first agency in Indiana to receive Wrap Reality, which was donated by the Center Township […]

A Traffic Signal at the intersection of State Road 39 and State Road 47 will be installed and activated Tuesday in Boone County.  The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced a traffic signal will be […]

Saturday, October 23, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is sponsoring the 21st nationwide “Prescription Drug Take Back” initiative.  The “Take Back” initiative seeks to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft through proper disposal of prescription drugs. […]

Due to the recent vandalism from Saturday evening the restrooms at TPA Park are closed. Officials have contacted the Frankfort Police Department and are currently reviewing their cameras. If you know any details or have […]

Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry says it may be the biggest development in the city’s history. The city and Noblesville-based Card & Associates announced plans last week for a $25 million multi-sport youth fieldhouse that will anchor a […]

October-crisp fall air, turning leaves and a starry fall night with an early sunset sets the stage at Camp Cullom to show off the beauty of  heaven and earth. What better time is there to […]

The weather forecast for the Camp Cullom Open House and Chili Supper looks ideal for this weekend.  Sunny, crisp fall weather and a starry evening will showcase beautiful fall colors this Saturday for the annual […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of State Road 39 and State Road 47.  Crews will activate the signal during the early morning hours on Tuesday, […]

The Colfax Lions Club demo derby fundraiser for Clinton Prairie scheduled for this Sunday has been re-scheduled due to rain! The new date is Sunday November 7th at 4 pm at the Colfax Lions Club […]

Inside INdiana Business is reporting that the city of Lebanon is looking to add to the growing sports tourism movement in Boone County. The city has announced a partnership with Noblesville-based Card & Associates Athletic […]

The Indiana Department of Health has set up a vaccination clinic near you at Clinton County Fairgrounds. No appointment is necessary, so come in when it’s convenient for you. Register for a COVID-19 test or for the vaccine to […]

The Clinton County/Purdue Extension Office at 1111 S. Jackson St. will be closed the remainder of the week due to a fire that took place mid-Wednesday afternoon. “We are closed the rest of the week,” […]

Sweden-based Saab has cut the ribbon on its $37 million research and manufacturing facility at Purdue University’s Discovery Park District. The company plans to add up to 300 jobs over the next few years at […]