Articles by Carl Gingerich

The Frankfort Community Public Library has announced that the first Clinton County Genealogical Society meeting of 2025 will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 25 where attendees will be able to learn more about family histories […]

In honor of FFA Week this week, spanning Feb. 15 through tomorrow, Feb. 22, members of local FFA Chapters were invited to the Culver’s in Frankfort to work for a cause as Culver’s dedicated 15% […]

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced upcoming Hunter Education courses that are intended to provide instruction in the areas of safe firearm use and handling while hunting as well as in the home, hunter […]

The Thorntown Public Library announced the launch of a seed library for patrons and community members that will begin next month as a free program open to all ages with no library card necessary. The […]

Purdue Extension of Boone County announced its upcoming lunch and learn where community members may bring their own lunch and join together for a free program revolving around cooking with herbs and spices while also […]

The community has been invited to join Habitat for Humanity of Boone County in celebrating the stories of the local Boone County families involved with the organization on Saturday, March 1. The Blueprints and Blue […]

Purdue Extension of Clinton County has announced the upcoming Fall Prevention Program: A Matter of Balance that intends to provide community members with concerns about falls with information and resources to help them. The program […]

The Thorntown Parks and Recreation Department announced that there is still time remaining to join the department’s vendor list for 2025, which welcomes local vendors in agriculture, artisans, businesses, organizations and food trucks to the […]

The Kirk’s Crossing Festival organizers have officially released a call for vendors for the 2025 rendition of the festival set for Friday, June 27 and Saturday, June 28. The organizers announced that vendors would set […]

According to the Frankfort Community Public Library, family historians are frequently frustrated by the details that are left out of their ancestors’ obituaries as they are written by those around them rather than themselves. The […]