Month: May 2024

Indiana State Police Detectives have arrested two people in connection with the I-65 interstate shooting near County Line Road May 1. The arrests occurred last night, May 2. Key information about this incident was provided […]

Russ Kaspar, President and CEO of Kaspar Media, interviewed several students and attendees at the “Purdue Liberation Zone” located on Mitch Danials Boulevard (formerly State Street) on the Purdue Campus. WILO will air this 12 […]

Center Stage Community Theatre is gearing up to present “An Evening of Culture Faith County II: The Saga Continues” debuting tomorrow, Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p.m. with a roster of talented actors set to […]

The Clinton County community gathered this afternoon to celebrate the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2 at Old Stoney featuring numerous guest speakers. The attendees were led in prayer for the nation by […]

The Frankfort Farmers and Artisan Market will kick off its summer season on May 4 with markets running every Saturday through June, taking a break in July, then beginning again from August through September. While […]

The Clinton County Civic Theatre is gearing up for its production of “Lickety Split: Women and Men in Outrageous Shorts” opening tomorrow, Thursday, May 2. Also, the playwrights/authors of the production will be in audience […]

The Heroes of Hope event will kick off this Saturday, May 4 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Clinton County Fairgrounds for an opportunity for community members to obtain free items, health screenings […]

A recent three-day workshop has led to an estimated 3-5% cost savings on the Indiana Department of Transportation’s (INDOT) planned 52@65 project near Lebanon, which will provide enhanced mobility and direct access at the I-65 […]

Those individuals who might be looking for something to be involved with or volunteer, may we suggest the Senior Olympics which is for men and women age 55 and older. If you are interested, the […]