Month: October 2023

Dr. Howard Law, and his wife, Christelle, have joined the First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, located at 58 S. Columbia St., Frankfort. Dr. Law was appointed Senior Minister on October 8. Dr. Law is […]

Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for more than 71 million Americans will increase 3.2 percent in 2024, the Social Security Administration announced today.  On average, Social Security retirement benefits will increase by […]

The 7 Lights of Trepidation Haunted House Fundraiser will be Friday, October 13, from 6-11 p.m. at 1501 Burlington Avenue in Frankfort . This a fundraiser where all benefits will go the residents of the […]

During Octoberfest, Kirklin Main Street is having a free Community Shred Day from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, October 14. Document Mountain of Kirklin will be helping with the shredding. You can protect you […]

Frankfort Street Department crews will begin leaf collection the week of October 23 in the southeast quadrant. The Street Department asks if you can place leaf piles as close to the curb as possible without […]

Goodwin Funeral Home held their annual pumpkin giveaway Wednesday October 11th on the south side of Goodwin’s building. The kids and adults had a good time while the kids enjoyed cookies, apple cider, and a […]

This weekend Camp Cullom became a Science Laboratory for 26 Clinton County 5th graders. Clinton County fifth grade teachers were invited to nominate about 2 students per classroom to participate in the annual Camp Cullom […]

This weekend Camp Cullom became a Science Laboratory for 26 Clinton County 5th graders. Clinton County fifth grade teachers were invited to nominate about 2 students per classroom to participate in the annual Camp Cullom […]

Clinton County Republican Chairman Jim Moyer has announced that he has received word from the Clinton County Clerk that a vacancy exists in an elective office following the resignation of Mike Brite as City Councilman […]

The Frankfort City Council elected to not approve an ordinance that would have revised the three hour parking limit on South Main Street in downtown Frankfort. “We asked them (Envoy) to come up with a […]