Articles by Carl Gingerich

Three local Clinton County students were honored as finalists for the local Daughters of the American Revolution essay contest with one student being selected for the state competition. The Captain Harmon Aughe Chapter of the […]

The City of Frankfort received a $20,000 grant from the Community Foundation Serving Howard, Carroll and Clinton Counties that will be utilized to complete the Frankfort Housing Feasibility Study and Downtown Parking Feasibility Study. According […]

A Better Life – Brianna’s Hope Frankfort celebrated its third year of operations in Frankfort on Thursday, Nov. 9 with 124 community members in attendance. The Brianna’s Hope chapter began as an organization in Frankfort […]

The 7 Lights of Trepidation Haunted House Fundraiser closed its doors at the end of October, raising just over $3,300 for the residents of the county home. The haunted house opened its doors on Oct. […]

New recruits to the fire departments across Clinton County joined together Wednesday to conduct grain bin rescue training. Johnson Township hosted a fire one and fire two class with a focus on skill-based learning with […]

The Arborwood Holiday Marketplace will kick off on Wednesday, Nov. 15 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 100 Golf Preserve Ln. in Frankfort with over 40 shopping vendors and over 40 door prizes. The […]

The 26th Annual Boone County Fraternal Order of Police “Christmas with a Cop” event is right around the corner with applications due by Nov. 22 at 4 p.m. Last year, the Fraternal Order of Police […]

The Clinton County Boys & Girls Club received a $50,000 grant from the Community Foundation serving Howard, Clinton and Carroll Counties to help progress the organization’s bathroom renovations plans. Alongside the grant from the Community […]

Lebanon High School coaches gathered on Monday to award their student athletes with individual awards, team rewards and more for the 2023 fall sports season. According to the Lebanon High School athletic department, 162 athletes […]

The Lafayette City Council voted unanimously Monday evening in favor of a resolution opposing the transfer of water from Tippecanoe County to the LEAP Innovation District project in Lebanon. The resolution officially opposes the construction […]