Articles by Russ Kaspar

Skanta Theatre at the Frankfort Community Public Library will be a busy place on the evening of January 6th, 2026. Two meetings will take place January 6th at the Skanta Theatre. BZA (Board of Zoning […]

A local family connected with The Crossing alternative school program is being lifted up by friends and neighbors this month, thanks to a cinnamon roll fundraiser organized to help them shoulder the costs of a […]

Arborwood was filled with Christmas Cheer at the Annual Rotary Christmas party for Rotarians and guests.   The Frankfort Orchestra and Frankfort High School Choir provided the music for the ‘magical’ event.  The Orchestra was […]

Ever wonder what all the three-digit public service codes are on you cell phone?  Here is a handy table and a poster to help you remember what all these three digit codes can do for […]

HoosierlandTV will broadcast the Clinton County Area Plan Meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 6th at 6PM at the Skanta Theatre at the Frankfort Library at the intersection of Clinton and Columbia. Area Plan will consider […]

Spring Creek wanders through Camp Cullom in northwest Clinton County. Upstream and south of Camp Cullom, Spring Creek also travels under the busy Mulberry-Jefferson Road at a point about one half mile east of the […]

“No Data Center”, “SB1”, “Budget Shortfalls”, “Electrical Grid Collapse”, “Rising Water and Electrical Rates” “Unprecedented Investment in Clinton County” “Poor Communication” “Pollution”, “Significant increase in assessed valuation”, “Leverage our proximity to Purdue”, “Signal to other […]

Tonight on HoosierlandTV.com you can watch two games. Clinton Prairie vs Delphi    or  Sheridan at Clinton Central Sam and Kyle will call the Clinton Prairie vs. Delphi Game with coverage beginning at 7:15 PM […]

If you marched in the Christmas Parade Saturday, saw it curb side or want to view it again if you saw it LIVE on HoosierlandTV.com, you are a click away from watching the Frankfort/Clinton County […]

It is a little known fact that, even though the daylight hours continue to decrease daily until the Winter Solstice around December 21st each year, the actual time the sun SETS is now getting later. […]