Jerlene (Scott) Dias, 76, of Frankfort, went to her eternal home with the Lord on March 13, 2026, surrounded by her loving family from a lengthy battle of what medically was diagnosed as heart issues, […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Scout’s Eagle Project to Block Headlights, Boost Security at Camp Cullom and Prairie Grass Observatory
Ethan Meredith, a local Eagle Scout candidate is building a 40-foot, light-blocking security gate for Camp Cullom’s entrance as his capstone project and received strong financial support after outlining the plan to the Frankfort Rotary […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Mayor Sheets Previews State of the City, Spring Cleanup and New Growth
Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets used a Friday appearance on WILO/Boone 102.7 FM’s “Party Line” to preview her March 31 State of the City address, and highlight spring cleanup, housing growth, and park and public safety […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Rotary’s “Service Above Self” Banners Return to Honor Local Heroes
The Rotary Club of Frankfort is once again filling the downtown skyline with reminders of local pride and service. Beginning March 24, residents can sponsor banners honoring veterans, first responders, and community leaders as part […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Clinton Central Showcases Early Learning Gains, New Gym Upgrades on Local Radio
Clinton Central administrators highlighted new early learning options, rising test scores and upgraded athletic facilities during a recent appearance on WILO and Boone 102.7 FM’s “Party Line” program. Early Learning, Roundup Dates Set Elementary Principal […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on This Saturday and Sunday—-Camp Cullom Pancake Breakfast This Weekend March 14–15 with Syrup Made at Camp Cullom
Camp Cullom’s annual Pancake Breakfast and Maple Trail Vendors Market will return this weekend, March 14–15, offering North Central Indiana families a chance to watch maple sap turn into syrup, enjoy an all‑you‑can‑eat breakfast, and […]
March 13, 2026Melissa MillerComments Off on Rossville FFA Students Earn Trip to Commodity Classic Through Career Plot Day
Author: Leia Emenhiser Each fall, the Rossville FFA chapter hosts a unique learning opportunity known as the Career Plot Day at the home of Gunther and Andrea Kreps. The event centers around a farm […]
Dorothy Louise (Bowen) Sutphin, 90, of Lebanon, passed away peacefully and surrounded by her adoring family on March 10, 2026. She was born on May 16,1935 to Tyner and Bernice Bowen. Dorothy leaves behind a […]
From Clinton County Central Dispatch Norfolk and Southern Railroad will have Jefferson St in Mulberry CLOSED for a couple of hours. Please avoid the area and seek an alternate route. We will update when Jefferson […]
March 13, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on From Boeing to the Bears: Indiana Gains as Illinois’ Big Names Exit Poor Business Climate
As Bears Look to Indiana, Illinois Faces a Growing “Exit” Story Illinois could soon lose more than just football games to its neighbors. As the Chicago Bears move closer to building a new stadium in […]
March 12, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Winning Has a Price: From Comfort Zone to Campaign Trail, Clinton County Republicans Push for Stronger Voice in 2026
Clinton County Republicans used their 2026 Lincoln Day Dinner Thursday night to roll out a more assertive primary endorsement strategy and to urge local Republicans to “get out of their comfort zones” in media and […]
March 12, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Meridian Health Expands School-Based Health Care for Frankfort, Clinton County
Meridian Health Services is expanding access to medical and behavioral health care for Frankfort students, school staff, and Clinton County residents through a school-based clinic and nearby annex facility. Speaking to the Frankfort Rotary Club, […]
35 years ago today, Clinton County and surrounding areas were hit with an Ice Storm of epic proportions. Five years ago, WILO did a special on the ice storm on Party Line with Russ Kaspar […]
March 12, 2026Melissa JacobsComments Off on High Wind Warning Upgrades Earlier Wind Advisory for Central Indiana
The National Weather Service has upgraded the Wind Advisory issued earlier this morning to a High Wind Warning for parts of central and north central Indiana, including Clinton County. According to the warning, west winds […]
March 12, 2026Melissa JacobsComments Off on UPDATE: Nine Charged in Connection to Death Investigation at Miami Correctional Facility
Charges have been filed by the Miami County Prosecutor’s Office in connection with a death investigation that occurred on November 26, 2025. Names and Charge(s): Na-Son Smith, age 33 Murder – Murder Voluntary Manslaughter – […]
March 12, 2026Melissa JacobsComments Off on Vincennes University Interim Dean named Indiana State Board of Nursing President
Interim Dean of the Vincennes University College of Health Sciences and Human Performance, Dr. Jason King, has been named President of the Indiana State Board of Nursing. This prominent role puts a VU leader at the helm […]
March 12, 2026Melissa JacobsComments Off on Frankfort High School FCCLA Students Bring Home State Competition Medals
Students from the Frankfort High School chapter of FCCLA recently returned from the Indiana FCCLA State Competition, with every student competitor earning a medal in their respective events. FCCLA, which stands for Family, Career and […]
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) closed the river otter season on March 11 after the statewide quota of 750 river otters was reached by licensed trappers. The season was scheduled to run from […]
Former Boone County Sheriff, JAMES DAYTON MCCONNAHA (96) passed away peacefully on Thursday, February 12, 2026, at Sodalis Assisted Living Facility in Merritt Island, Florida. He was born in Lebanon, Indiana on March 23, 1929, […]
The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for much of central Indiana, including Clinton County, with strong winds expected throughout the day Friday. According to the advisory, southwest winds of 20 to 30 […]
March 11, 2026Russ KasparComments Off on Saving the Barn in Thorntown: Fundraiser Aims to Save Thorntown’s Historic Gillan Barn May 2
The Thorntown Heritage Museum’s century-old Gillan Barn is closer to rescue after raising more than $35,000, and organizers are turning to the community to close the gap with a May 2 fundraiser dinner at Thorntown […]
Some people leave us slowly, giving their loved ones time to prepare, to hold one another closely and with intention to brave the final transition. Others are taken in a moment so sudden, so abrupt, […]