Month: October 2024

Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets alongside members of the YWCA of Greater Lafayette and the community gathered at Prairie Creek Park yesterday, Oct. 2 to proclaim October as Domestic Violence and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Alongside […]

A Rossville teacher was recently named as the Wildcat Creek Career Cooperative ACTE Teacher of the Year for his continued excellence in agricultural and business fields at Rossville Middle/High School. The corporation recently announced that […]

The City of Delphi announced that it will be flushing fire hydrants throughout the city during the month of October, which could cause temporary low water pressure and water discoloration for residents. Residents experiencing rusty-colored […]

The Lebanon Police Department issued a statement to advise drivers to avoid driving on State Road 39 in the downtown area due to construction expected to last into the afternoon today, Oct. 3. The department […]

Goodwin Funeral Home will be hosting its annual Pumpkin Giveaway next Wednesday, Oct. 9 to provide community members with the opportunity to receive a free pumpkin for the autumn season. The giveaway will be held […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced that alternating single-lane closures and a ramp closure will occur on I-65 in Lebanon next week into November. Beginning on or after next Monday, Oct. 7, one lane will […]

The Frankfort Community Public Library has announced that its Homework Help service has returned with regular math tutoring sessions for middle school and high school students seeking help with their academics. The program stands as […]

In its 35th year, the Richard G. Lugar Excellence in Public Service Series announced its 2024-2025 class. “We are excited to announce the 35th Lugar Series class and begin working with a group of strong […]

The Delphi Police Department issued a statement regarding accusations that local law enforcement was “targeting females,” stating that the accusation was not substantiated. “While this wasn’t a formal complaint, we still wanted to address the […]

In-person early voting for the Nov. 5 election in Clinton County begins next week on Tuesday, Oct. 8 following the registration deadline set for Monday, Oct. 7. The registration deadline is approaching on Oct. 7, […]

Meridian Health Services invites the community to Flu‐Lapalooza, a free one‐day flu shot clinic, tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 3 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., or until supplies last, at Meridian’s primary medical care and MeridianMD […]

The Burlington Fall Festival is set to kick off this Friday, Oct. 4 and continue through Sunday, Oct. 6 with live music, bingo, food including Dan’s Fish Fry and community-favorite fall festivities at 425 E. […]

The newly-appointed board of directors for the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) unanimously passed a resolution expressing support for the expeditious passage of a comprehensive, bi-partisan Farm Bill during its Annual Meeting held last […]

In celebration of Family History Month this October, the Frankfort Genealogical Society is hosting a “Genealogy 101: Your Roadmap to Success” program at the Frankfort Community Public Library this Saturday for community members to begin […]

CORE Community Center announced its recent receipt of a grant from Indiana University Health for the Get SMART Jr. program expected to benefit the youth of Clinton County by focusing on substance abuse education. The […]

The Rossville Consolidated School District announced that a tentative contract agreement was reached between the Rossville Classroom Teachers Association and representatives from the Board of Education to solidify a collaborative effort meant to ensure fair […]

The Town of Zionsville announced that due to recent weather setbacks as a result of the storms last weekend, paving will begin this Friday as flaggers are expected to aid in the control of traffic […]