Articles by Carl Gingerich

The Michigantown Volunteer Fire Department honored 10 members for their work with the department throughout the past 50 years. At the monthly meeting for the department in October, 10 members were honored with pins and […]

A new photography studio celebrated its opening on Monday with the community at 653 W. Walnut St. in Frankfort with a focus on capturing special moments for family and friends. Heidi Masters, owner of Heidi […]

The Community Schools of Frankfort announced that three Suncrest Elementary School teachers were awarded grants from the Frankfort Education Foundation. Michelle Hettmansperger and Elizabeth Claxton’s project, A Day at the Museum, was funded through the […]

A local woman was charged with possession and dealing of methamphetamine after an investigation by the Frankfort Police Department Narcotics Division. On Sunday, Oct. 22, Frankfort police officers responded to a call for service that […]

Clinton House Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center will host its Fall Open House today, Thursday, Oct. 26 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 809 W. Freeman St. in Frankfort. The open house will showcase Clinton […]

Lebanon and Boone County first responders launched a countywide training to prepare the responders for the possibility of a large-scale emergency in the area. On Friday, Oct. 20, the Lebanon Fire Department, Lebanon Police Department, […]

The Lebanon Community School Corporation Board approved the purchase of playground equipment to kick off the playground projects in spring of 2024 Kris Kingery, Chief Education Officer at Gibraltar Design, presented design proposals to the […]

On October 23, 2023, the Kokomo Police Department took a Missing Person report involving 33 year old Justin Patterson. Mr. Patterson was last seen on foot, on October 22, at 811 S. Webster. Mr. Patterson […]

A new stoplight is being installed at I-65 and State Road 39 in Boone County to increase safety for drivers entering and exiting I-65 according to the City of Lebanon. WILO FM 96.9, WILO FM […]

CORE Community Center recently announced its receipt of $200,000 intended to be utilized for its roof replacement project. Stephanie Cooper, CORE Community Center Executive Director, stated that after 18 months, the team’s work alongside the […]