Month: March 2024

The Lebanon Public Library is celebrating a full year of having Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in the Lebanon community with a focus on the impact of the program for engaging youth in reading. The Lebanon […]

The Indiana State Police have announced that concerned citizens have reported multiple instances of phone scammers calling while utilizing the Indiana State Police General Headquarters phone number. According to authorities, the scammer has been utilizing […]

Riggs Community Health Center announced that it is currently experiencing internet and phone outages across its locations and are working to solve the issue. Riggs stated that the teams are unsure when the service will […]

The Zonta Club of Frankfort will be hosting its 31st Annual Chicken Noodle Supper and Country Store event tomorrow, Saturday, March 9 fro 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Edward Jones Building at the […]

The Food Finders Food Bank announced that the 11th Annual Blue Jean Ball will be held on Saturday, May 4 as the primary annual fundraising event for the organization that serves 16 counties including Clinton […]

Ten Frankfort High School artists will be featured at the Indiana State Capital as a celebration of Youth Art Month across the state. Dakota Huffer, Sam McAtee, Paige Butcher, Ellanor Webb, Kimberly Moreno, Jacob Hutton, […]

State Road 38 in Mulberry will experience road closures in different areas starting March 14. The road closures will occur on State Road 38 from the east end of Mulberry to State Road 39, also […]

The Zionsville Police Teen Academy registration is officially live for community members to sign up for a “fun, free and safe opportunity for children ages 11 to 15 to learn more about police work.” The […]

Wesley Manor Retirement Community will host its 2nd Annual Iron Chef Competition tomorrow, Friday, March 8 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 1555 N. Main St. in Frankfort. The competition will be held in […]

The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 2024 State of the City, County and Towns Luncheon on Friday, April 12 beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the Delphi Opera House at 109 S. Washington […]

The Clinton Central FFA worked hard and won harder as they wrote essays, gave speeches, created displays and demonstrated various other skills competitively. This past weekend, FFA members from Clinton Central competed in one of […]

Clinton Central School Corporation officially released its second survey regarding the proposed modified day for the 2024-2025 school year to lead the staff to a final decision. The corporation released the initial survey in February […]

The Town of Rossville announced that some residents may be receiving their utility bills a little later this month, but the bills should be arriving in the near future. Rossville announced that the town hall […]

The City of Delphi passed an ordinance regarding the need for increased permits and documentation for utility terrain vehicles and golf carts in city limits. Chapter 77 was passed in November 2022 with intentions to […]

The Boone County Sheriff’s Office released a statement for drivers to use caution while traveling in the 144-mile marker of I-65 southbound as of 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6. The southbound lane has been […]

The City of Lafayette released a cautionary warning for residents and visitors encouraging them to be careful while visiting waterways within the city during periods of heavy rainfall or snow melts. The city stated that […]

The Clinton County Genealogical Society will host an event featuring speaker Dennis Hoffman in the lower level meeting room of the Frankfort Community Public Library on Tuesday, March 26 at 5:30 p.m. The event is […]

The Boone County Sheriff’s Office announced that K-9 Justice and K-9 Kylo were driving forces in apprehending a suspect that had fled from the law enforcement presence earlier this week. According to the Sheriff’s Office, […]

The Frankfort Police Department celebrated a fellow officer for 30 years of service today. The Frankfort Police Department announced that Detective Eric Booth has officially served for 30 years with the department, and community members […]

The 6th Annual Zionsville Community Schools Do-Days will take place this week from March 7 through March 9 with a focus on community service projects geared to give back to the students and families that have […]