Year: 2023

Clinton County Republican Party Chairman Jim Moyer has received word rom the Clinton County Clerk that a vacancy exists in an elective office as Clark Beard has resigned as county councilman at-large. A caucus will […]

The Thorntown Class of 1973 were honored guests at the annual Thorntown Alumni Banquet earlier this year at the former high school.  Thirty-five classmates gathered at the Sugar Creek Art Center later that evening to […]

Day Sixteen: Respect for Each Other Men of quality must not fear equality. We must live to make each other’s dreams come true. The challenge is to show men the concrete and immediate advantages of […]

Day Fifteen: Engaging Men and Boys How Men and Boys Can Help! Ninety percent of abusers and perpetrators of gender-based violence are men BUT most men are not abusive or violent. To end domestic and sexual violence, men […]

Purdue University and Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM) have agreed to begin scheduled commuter air service between West Lafayette/Purdue University Airport (LAF) and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport (ORD) with a target start date in […]

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) announced Friday that the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will receive up to $500,000 to support the assessment and potential development of the Indianapolis – Chicago passenger rail corridor through […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that AWP will have County Road 300South between County Road 450 and  600 West closed all day Friday. Avoid the area. Dispatch has also announced that FCLP will have […]

Day Fourteen: Why Don’t they just Leave? When it is a viable option, it is best for victims to do what they can to escape their abusers. However, this is not the case in all […]

Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Julia Leahy said they tried to get something like the “Get Involved Expo” off the ground about seven or eight years ago. On Wednesday afternoon, the event became […]

After reports of vandalism and theft on the Frankfort Main Street Santa Express toward the end of November, the tour of lights was placed on hold while the Main Street team searched for an alternative […]

After a Thanksgiving night fire, a local family was left without any items or a place to live, but the community has bound together to raise funds and donate items for the family to begin […]

No injuries were reported late Wednesday afternoon in downtown Frankfort when a car caught fire. C-Crew from the Frankfort Fire Department was called and quickly extinguished the fire.

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced a pair of closing for Thursday. First, Frankfort City Light & Power will have Washington Avenue closed between Young Street & Washington Street all day.  Please avoid the area […]

Day Thirteen: Military Sexual Trauma The VA uses the term “military sexual trauma” (MST) to refer to sexual assault or threatening sexual harassment experienced during military service. MST includes any sexual activity during military service […]