Articles by Carl Gingerich

The Town of Whitestown officially adopted proclamations recognizing April as both Child Abuse Prevention Month and Autism Awareness Month during last night’s Town Council meeting. Child Abuse Prevention Month: During the Child Abuse Prevention Month […]

Healthy Communities of Clinton County issued a reminder of the United Way for Clinton County Stepping on Stigma 5K Run/Walk that is set for one month from today on May 10 with registration currently open. […]

Colfax Christian Church has announced the lineup for the 2025 Paul Del Valley Best Sermon Ever Conference in memory of Del Valley as they continue his legacy and invoke his passion for another year of […]

The 25th Annual Wag-A-Thon by the Paw Pals of Clinton County Humane Society is on the horizon on Saturday, may 17 with the deadline for online sponsorship to have names on the shirts set for […]

The St. Mary’s Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry was hosted every Friday through April 11 for community members recognizing Lent to enjoy a fish meal with the last date for the fish fry set […]

The Arts Federation has issued an invite for Indiana artists to submit their qualifications for an upcoming mural project in Flora at 44 S. Center St. in Flora with a submission deadline of tomorrow, Friday, […]

The Frankfort Police Department and the Frankfort Fire Department will once again face off in the annual Battle of the Badges basketball game as the police department strives to defend their ongoing title. The event […]

On April 4, just before 5 p.m., officers with the Lebanon Police Department reportedly responded to a serious motor vehicle crash involving one vehicle on Interstate 65 near the 135-mile marker northbound in Lebanon. Upon […]

Six Indiana State Police troopers from the Lafayette District were recognized at the 2024 Top Cop Awards on April 7, 2025, for their outstanding efforts in combating impaired driving. The event, held at the Lafayette […]

The Indiana House recently passed legislation to safeguard Hoosiers’ water supply and improve oversight on how it’s regulated, according to Tippecanoe County lawmakers. “Indiana continues to see increasing demand for water through new economic development […]