Articles by Carl Gingerich

Members of the Clinton County Special Olympics bowling team competed in the local tournament on Tuesdya with outstanding success. The Clinton County bowlers are honing their skills through practices, where they each bowl two games, […]

A local playwright and Red Barn Summer Theatre director will debut a staged reading of “Keep the Change” this Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at the 2020 Basile Westfield Playhouse at 220 N. Union […]

The Lebanon Community School Corporation Board held a public hearing regarding the updated master teacher contract between the corporation and the Lebanon Classroom Teachers Association on Oct. 17 for a ratification date of Nov. 8. […]

The Learning Network of Clinton County is gearing up for its Fundraising Day of the Dead Gala on Friday, Nov. 3. The Day of the Dead Gala celebrates Día de los Muertos, a holiday of […]

New portable traffic signals have been placed at State Road 39 and County Road 300 on the northern side of Lebanon. The portable signals will be replaced by temporary signals in the near future. The […]

In celebration of Family History Month, the Frankfort Community Public Library will host a multi-generational program entitled “Back in My Day” on Saturday, Oct. 28 at 2:30 p.m. in the lower level meeting room. The […]

The Healthy Communities of Clinton County mental health games and meets have officially concluded for the fall season, and the team is gearing up for the winter season of basketball. The mental health games at […]

A local community member approached the Clinton County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 17 to address community concerns regarding animal control and the city and county’s yearly contributions to the program. Carin Moskovitz approached the […]

The Lebanon Community School Corporation finalized the calendar for the 2024-2025 school year. The school board approved the upcoming 2024-2025 calendar for the corporation with minor changes to previous iterations, such as a later start […]

The Frankfort Police Department arrested a suspect in a domestic battery case at Springbrook Apartments on Tuesday evening. On Oct. 17 around 5 p.m., Frankfort officers repotedly received a complaint regarding an alleged female domestic […]

Frankfort’s premier high-end salon has received a few upgrades and debuted the new renovations to the community on Tuesday evening with a mission to “make everyone feel beatuiful.” Fiddle & Steel Co., located at 400 […]

Residents from Rossville attended the Clinton County Board of Commissioners meeting on Oct. 17 to express their dissatisfaction with the potential solar farm project that may develop on the eastern side of town. The Rossville […]

William Shelton, Lebanon High School Freshman, received his Indiana High School Athletic Association, IHSAA, Championship pin for his displays of positive sportsmanship in the Oct. 14 JV football game against Western Boone. Shelton was honored […]

The Clinton County Board of Commissioners approved the third of four steps in establishing a new tax increment financing, TIF, area in an already established TIF area to align with the funding of bond payments. […]

The Clinton County Board of Commissioners continues talks surrounding the proposal of a new Dollar General on the western limits of Mulberry with favorable outlooks on the development. Dave Jones, Mulberry Council President, approached the […]

Frankfort Unified Neighborhoods, commonly known as the F.U.N Group, will be hosting the Scare on the Square and Trunk or Treat on Tuesday, Oct. 31 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. in downtown Frankfort. The […]

The State submitted a response to the motion to transfer filed by the attorneys for Richard Allen, the suspect charged with the murders of Libby German and Abby Williams in 2017 in Delphi, on Oct. […]

The Community Schools of Frankfort Board approved the construction drawings for the new Frankfort Middle School construction project slated to break ground in June 2024. Representatives from the contractual companies approached the board to present […]

A Kokomo man was killed after entering a residence without permission around 9 p.m. on Sunday and beginning a physical altercation, police say. On Oct. 15 just before 9 p.m., the Kokomo Police Department received […]

The Community Schools of Frankfort Board recognized a tentative agreement with the Frankfort Education Association to address educator salaries that will be assessed for final approval on Oct. 24. Superintendent Dr. Matt Rhoda commented that […]

The Mulberry Fall Festival is slated to kick off this weekend, Saturday, Oct. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Mulberry Centennial Park. The fall festival is intended to sport activities for families […]