Articles by Carl Gingerich

Local elementary school students participated in “Walk and Roll to School Day” on Wednesday morning to encourage physical activity and connect with their peers and local community leaders before morning classes began at Suncrest Elementary […]

The Recovering Together Family Fall Festival welcomed over 100 individuals living in recovery to the Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition grounds on Monday evening to form new memories with the help of the Trinity […]

The 2023 Special Needs Prom kicked off at the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge in Frankfort on Saturday with an attendance of around 65 people. During the event, attendees of all ages were invited to […]

The Clinton County Autism Support Group will host the 2023 Special Needs Prom on Saturday, Sept. 30 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Frankfort Moose Lodge at 2880 Wabash St. in Frankfort with […]

COACH Kids of Clinton County was announced as the recipient of a $132,500 grant from the Lilly Endowment through its competitive initative, Strengthening Youth Programs in Indiana. The initiative was formulated to aid youth-serving organizations […]

Jami Pratt was awarded the 2023 Township Trustee of the Year award by the Indiana Township Association for her work with numerous organizations in Clinton County. Pratt, Center Township Trustee, attended the 2023 Indiana Township […]

The 50th Festival of the Turning Leaves kicks off in Thorntown on Friday, Sept. 22 and continues through Saturday, Sept. 23 and Sunday, Sept. 24. For the 50th celebration of the Festival of the Turning […]

The students of Suncrest Elementary School recently completed their second round of community portraits to connect with the community of Frankfort and Clinton County. Gia Cooper, Suncrest Art Teacher, stated that last year’s portrait project […]

The Third Annual Jaden Quick Memorial Car Show will kick off at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23 at Travelers Point Distillery, 400 E. Madison St. in Kirklin, to celebrate the legacy of Jaden Quick […]

The Lebanon Community School Corporation Board of Trustees unanimously voted to maintain the name of “Central Elementary School” upon its relocation after numerous public comments. Four members of the community approached the Lebanon School Board […]