Articles by Ken Hartman

Christmas with a Cop is Around the Corner. The Boone County Indiana Fraternal Order of Police Richard G. Brown Memorial Lodge No. 110 has announced that the 2 2nd Annual “Christmas with a Cop” program […]

On Friday, November 08, 2019, Sheriff Rich Kelly observed a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed, westbound on State Road 38, near County Road 200E. While speaking to the driver, Sheriff Kelly observed […]

The owners of a Boone County tree farm cut their corn maze to honor Tyler Trent this fall. Now, they’re donating money to help find a cure for pediatric cancer. Dull’s Tree Farm announced this […]

Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department and the Boone County Homicide Task Force are currently working an incident that occurred on I-65 early this morning as a homicide. The female victim was identified as Ceaira M. Reed […]

Everyone is reminded that Daylight Savings Time comes to an end tonight as all of us need to turn our clocks backward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, to 1 a.m. Local Standard Time instead. […]

The National Weather Service has announced that a shock to the system is in store to end October and begin November across central Indiana. Wind gusts of 35 to 40 mph along with falling temperatures […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that the Boone County Bridge on State Road 39 in Mechanicsburg is now reopened. The bridge over Sugar Creek in Mechanicsburg on State Road 39 connects Frankfort and Lebanon.

Inside INdiana Business is reporting the state of Indiana is offering a new strategy to help rural areas attract economic development to their communities: agriculture. And while agribusiness and farming are not new business concepts, […]

This week, Indianapolis will again play host to some 70,000 attendees for the National FFA Convention & Expo. Since its early days, the FFA has evolved to integrate all aspects of modern agriculture, including the […]

One of the spaces in the Frankfort Plaza that had long been empty is now full again as Piece By Piece Autism Center is now occupying the former Comcast building at 1429 E. Wabash St. […]