Month: July 2023

New state laws supporting Hoosiers and backed by State Reps. Mark Genda (R-Frankfort) and Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo) during the 2023 legislative session are now in effect. “Most of the legislation we passed is the direct […]

New state laws supporting Hoosiers and backed by local lawmakers during the 2023 legislative session are now in effect. “Our state’s next budget is a big win for families, students, K-12 education and mental health,” […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that the Clinton County Highway Department will have County Road 800 West between State Road 28 and County Road 0 North South closed for several hours Wednesday. Around 9 […]

The Indiana State Fair today rolled out further details on new experiences guests can expect when visiting the great Indiana State Fair, happening July 28-August 20 (Fair is closed Mondays and Tuesdays). The Fair announced […]

At approximately 3:30 p.m. Monday, first responders were dispatched to 277 Larkspur Ct, Zionsville, on a possible drowning. The caller advised two individuals were found unresponsive in a pool. Upon arrival first responders located Roland […]

This summer, the Indiana State Police is teaming up with other Indiana law enforcement agencies to keep drivers and passengers safe by raising awareness about the dangers of speeding and urging drivers to obey speed […]

Clinton County Sheriff, Frankfort Police, and Community Corrections departments held K9 demonstrations at the Clinton County Fairgrounds Tuesday evening. In the first demonstration there were three items hidden in the area and the K9 and […]

Frankfort Street Superintendent Jason Forsythe told the Board of Works Monday night that paving will begin in the late summer to early fall. “We had a meeting with Rieth-Riley last Friday and they let us […]

The Frankfort Water Works is seeking volunteer residents to assist us in collecting tap water samples for lead and copper testing.   This sampling effort is required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the […]

Parkview Home has been serving the homeless, elderly, and disabled in Clinton County since 1918, but county homes like this one are disappearing at an alarming rate. Indiana once had a county home in all […]

INDOT just notified us that Monday or after they will be closing County Road 250 North between County Road 130 East and County Road 250 East for bridge replacement.  It will be closed at the […]

The Stands and the infield was full Sunday evening for the Demolition Derby at Clinton County fairgrounds. Although very humid the weather was beautiful for a derby.  Volunteer Fire Department (Michigantown VFD) and Forest EMS […]

The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) has partnered once again with local health departments and other healthcare entities across the state to host summer back-to-school immunization clinics as part of a statewide effort to help […]

During heavy rains or snowmelts, the wastewater and storm water runoff volume can exceed the capacity of the combined sewer system. As a result, sewers in the older areas of Lafayette can overflow, sending untreated […]

Clinton County Annual 4-H Parade Was Held Sunday under beautiful skies. The community lined the streets Sunday to watch the Parade around the square and down Jackson to the  Clinton County Fairgrounds. The parade was […]

At approximately 4:02 a.m. Saturday, Howard County Sheriff’s Office Correctional Officers requested an ambulance for an unconscious/unresponsive male inmate. Correctional Officers and responding Deputies promptly began CPR until paramedics from St. Vincent arrived on scene […]

The 4-H Performing Arts event is a non-competitive event designed to allow 4-H members to exhibit their talent in a fun way. Categories include musical, non-musical, and group. The event was held Thursday evening at […]

The City of Frankfort celebrated another new business in town as Stone Alley Hardware & Industrial Supply officially open its doors Friday morning on the west side of town at 1735 W. State Road 28, […]

The Clinton County Fair officially kicks off this weekend at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. The fair begins at 8 a.m. Saturday with the Horse and Pony Show going on at the Horse Show Arena and […]

The Kokomo Police Department has conducted an analysis of the department from January 2020 to the present. On January 1, 2020 Chief Douglas Stout made it one of his main priorities to increase the number […]