Month: May 2023

Thursday evening Kirklin Christian Church held graduation for seven students graduating from Preschool. and seven students received Pre-K certificates. Welcome and devotion was presented by Tom Holton Songs sang by the kids were He’s got […]

It has been seven years since the Frankfort City Council and a whole lot of other groups of individuals and resident started discussion on the UDO or Unified Development Ordinance. On Monday night, the council […]

State Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon, right) meets fourth graders from Rossville Elementary School at the Statehouse Wednesday, May 10. The students stopped in the Senate Chamber to ask Buchanan questions and learned about the legislative process.  

BREAKING NEWS: A potential shake up of sorts in high school athletics in the region. Frankfort Athletics along with 4 other schools in the area left the Sagamore conference yesterday. The other schools include Western […]

The Frankfort Water Works Department has issued a boil water advisory for a fire hydrant replacement Wednesday morning. This advisory affects 45 customers on East Clinton Street between Young Street and Kelley Avenue as well […]

At approximately 8:12 p.m. Monday, Officers of the Kokomo Police Department responded to the Village Pantry, 2021 S. Goyer Rd. in reference to counterfeit money being used. Upon arrival, officers were informed that a black […]

National Hospital Week, the nation’s largest healthcare observance is May 7th-13th. This National Hospital Week, the American Hospital Association will follow the theme #WeAreHealthcare – recognizing the amazing people who work in America’s hospitals and […]

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Hamilton County Tuesday opened the recently completed Steven Nation Community Pathway outside the town of Cicero. The 2.45-mile asphalt multi-use trail was constructed by the county with […]

The Howard County Sheriff’s Office is joining agencies from across the state to urge drivers to buckle up during the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) national Click It or Ticket […]

Dr. Jennifer McCormick was the last elected Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction in Indiana. After her term, the position was renamed Secretary of Education. The position then shifted from an elected position to an appointed […]

The UDO or Unified Development Ordinance for the city of Frankfort passed its first reading at last night’s city council meeting. It was not unanimous, but it didn’t need to be. Joe Palmer and Brandt […]

A landspout was spotted in Carroll County just after 6 p.m. last night bringing a tornado warning to the area. The Carroll County Emergency Management Agency reported no injuries or damage had been found from […]

Track and Field Teams Scores from Hoosier Heartland Conference held at Carroll High School. Girls: Carroll 136 Delphi 100 Clinton Prairie 82.5 Clinton Central 80 Sheridan 67 Eastern 65 Rossville 50.5 Tri-Central 32 Taylor 3 […]

The Farmers Market held Saturday at Veteran’s Park had nearly 30 vendors including  Tie-Dye, Candles, Sweets, Meat, Hair bows, Jewelry, Crafts, Crochet items, and much more. MaryLynn Peter has worked to bring the Farmers Market […]

Saturday morning was community shred day provided by Farmers Bank. Cars were able to pull up and not have to get out of their automobiles, It was unloaded for them. Community Shred-it events raise awareness […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces the I-65 northbound exit ramp (exit 147) to State Road 47 will close on or after Saturday, May 20 near Thorntown. This is in connection to the I-65 added […]

NDOT has announced restrictions on U.S. 421 (State Road 39) starting on or after Tuesday, May 9 for bridge painting over South Fork Wildcat Creek.   The restriction will be between County Road 200 N and […]

Following Article and Pictures provided by the Crossing School in Frankfort: FRANKFORT, Indiana — Crossing School of Business & Entrepreneurship teacher Zach Golden had two main things he wanted the eight students from the school’s […]

The City of Frankfort has been operating under a 1967 Zone Map and Development Plan.  The newly proposed UDO or “Unified Development Ordinance” has several proposed changes in the works.  One obvious change is the […]

Kevin Alber opened by thanking Mayor Judy Sheets for opening Old Stoney for the ceremony. Some powerful prayers were prayed today at Old Stoney. The prayers included our Nation, Indiana, Local Government,Businesses,Schools,Children,Caregivers, and First Responders. […]

On Wednesday, Dr. Jennifer McCormick announced her candidacy on the democratic ticket for Indiana governor via a YouTube video. Mark Newhart is Clint County Democratic Party Chairman and says McCormick is scheduled to be the […]