Month: April 2022

Four years ago, the Community Schools of Frankfort Board of Education officially opened the doors on a $30 million renovation to Frankfort High School which opened in 1976. Now, the Board of Education would like […]

What better way to think ahead to spring and the outdoors than to learn about our National and Indiana State Parks? Please join us for “A Walk in Our Parks” taking place May 5 through […]

This Old Farm Inc and Elawa Farm Foundation have partnered to support the Kinship and Seale Foundation’s Food:Land:Opportunity initiative. Food:Land:Opportunity – Localizing the Chicago Foodshed is a multi-year initiative that aims to create a resilient […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that around mid-morning Friday, State Rpad 38 will be closed just West of County Rd 900 East, which is East of Kirklin.  The road will be closed until approximately […]

Sandra Miller and Karen Sutton, school board members for the Community Schools of Frankfort, have received the exemplary governance award from the Indiana School Boards Association (ISBA). CSF was the only school district in the […]

Kenny Schmidt of Walton is the winner of a trip to Puerto Rico on May 23-27 courtesy of Shine 99, which drew the winner Friday morning. Shine 99 is celebrating 40 years of serving North […]

A total of 19 non-profits and organizations gathered Tuesday for the Points of Light Volunteer Fair at the 51 West Event Center just off the downtown square in Frankfort. Besides telling interested visitors what there […]

Jennifer McCormick, former Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction, will address members of the Clinton County Democratic Party for their regular meeting on May 10 where she will outline the vision on how Democrats can build […]

Now through late Wednesday night, Clinton County local residents are being asked to adhere to signage and detours and avoid the CVS intersection is at all possible. Street Superintendent Jason Forsythe called WILO Tuesday morning […]

Dr. Steve Tharp called the Party Line program Tuesday to give us some good news on Covid in the Hoosier State and Clinton County. Hear the interview below: