Month: November 2021

The Flora Fire that killed four girls remains unsolved.  Sunday was the five year anniversary of the blaze that claimed the lives of eleven-year-old Keyana Davis, nine-year-old Keyara Phillips, seven-year-old Kerriele McDonald, and five-year-old Kionnie […]

Helping to spread Christmas cheer, the Frankfort Community Public Library is hosting the “Library of Trees” now through January 3. Local organizations have decorated Christmas trees to inspire giving this holiday season. Library patrons can […]

Frankfort City Police Chief Scott Shoemaker recently sat down with area officials and representatives with the train industry to see what can be done about blocking our intersections. Chief Shoemaker was on WILO’s Party Line […]

Wonder what the plan and progress of 28 project looks like? Watch the LIVE Hoosierland TV broadcast starting at 7:00 PM. Our video streaming platform, hoosierlandtv.com is proud to announce we will be bringing you […]

Wonder what the plan and progress of 28 project looks like? Watch the LIVE Hoosierland TV broadcast starting at 7:00 PM. Our video streaming platform, hoosierlandtv.com is proud to announce we will be bringing you […]

A new nonprofit organization is working to preserve and grow the Zionsville parks system to coincide with the master planning of the former Wolf Run Golf Club’s transition into what it says will be Boone […]

At approximately 5 p.m. Wednesday, the ISP-EOD Unit arrived at the GNC Distribution Warehouse and began conducting a safety sweep. Following the sweep of the facility, the ISP-EOD Unit determined the building was clear of […]

The Clinton County Fairgrounds Historical Society held its first meeting Tuesday night in the meeting room of the Edward Jones Community Building. The main purpose of this group is to get historical recognition for the […]

The Main Stream Media continues to try and pull the wool over our eyes. Did YOU see the big retraction this past weekend from The Washington Post? Kevin did. Listen to his thoughts below:   […]

Each year in the United States, at least 2 million people become infected with bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics, and at least 35,000 people die as a direct result, according to the Centers for […]