Month: September 2023

A building currently under renovation on the North Side of the Frankfort Square will be ready for customized build-out construction for retail or office space by November.  According to owner Clint Taylor, the “1885 building” […]

Earlier this year, residents were given five extra days by the Utility Service Board so they could pay their bills on time. However, that isn’t quite working out like the USB thought it would. (General […]

At approximately 11:22 p.m. Friday, Trooper Abby Russell was patrolling US 31 near County Road 800 N. when she stopped the driver of a 2018 Mercedes-Benz for driving 121 mph. The driver was identified as […]

September is National Preparedness Month. The goal of this month is to encourage individuals, families and communities to take proactive steps in preparing for various emergencies and disasters. House fires, tornadoes, winter weather and power outages […]

Clinton County Clerk Stephanie Harshbarger has released the municipal vote centers locations, dates and times for Election Day 2023. Individuals can start voting for the fall election on Wednesday, October 11, through November, Friday 3, […]

The Frankfort Street Department will prepare for milling and paving starting tomorrow with Reith Riley. Street Superintendent Jason Forsythe said Tuesday morning that milling will begin on East Ohio Street from Crescent to Kelly Avenue […]

Frankfort Rotary Club President Lynn Beck admitted his life changed forever on November 13, 2919, when something totally unexpected happened to him when he was on an airplane. Beck had a heart attack. But thanks […]

The Clinton County School Safety Commission celebrated its 10th year in operation on Friday focusing on what goes on with school safety in the second half of the day and elevating event safety at extracurricular […]

Frankfort had its own International Overdose Awareness Day celebration Thursday night at Prairie Creek Park in downtown Frankfort as hundreds of individuals turned out for the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose. The campaign […]