Articles by Russ Kaspar

FRANKFORT — Frankfort Commons, the golf course that began as the old Frankfort Country Club a century ago, will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a community event on July 17 featuring three live bands, a […]

Clinton County Fair Derby Makes the Move to Saturday Night For the first time in recent memory, the Clinton County Fair Demolition Derby will be held on a Saturday night — and organizers say the […]

A pair of Clinton County farm boys who helped change humanity’s understanding of the universe are about to get their due in their hometown. A new Indiana State Historical Marker honoring astronomers Vesto and Earl […]

FRANKFORT, Ind. — The Eyes of Freedom exhibit is a traveling memorial dedicated to the 23 fallen heroes of the Columbus, Ohio based Lima Company who were killed during a fateful 2005 deployment in Iraq. […]

North-Central Indiana residents from miles around will have a front-row seat to the night sky Saturday June 20th at Prairie Grass Observatory as Camp Cullom opens its doors for “Moon Night” at the community stargazing […]

FRANKFORT, Ind. — The Farmers Bank marked its 150th anniversary this week with a look back at its roots in Frankfort and a look ahead to its future as part of First Bank Midwest, President […]

Joe C. “Butch” Doan, 81, of Frankfort, passed away Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at his residence. He was born in Havre De Grace, Maryland, on August 5, 1944, to Joe T. Doan and Jean (Coapstick) […]

Indiana Attorney General outreach representative Janice McHenry urged Hoosiers to slow down, verify unsolicited contacts and closely monitor bank and credit card statements, saying scammers often rely on urgency, curiosity and small test charges to […]

Wednesday evening forecasts signaled the potential for significant storm damage across the WILO listening area. A tornado watch remains in effect until 1 a.m. Thursday for much of Indiana. The most severe weather ultimately tracked […]

Delphi is gearing up for a busy summer season anchored by expanded housing development, major community events, and continued investment in quality-of-life amenities, according to Community Development Director Julia Leahy. Speaking on WILO’s Party Line […]

Skylake Adventures near Sheridan is a lagoon/lake opening in phases and has already had a ribbon cutting at phase one.  The water park is located just off 31 near Sheridan in Hamilton County. A new […]

The Historic Kilmore Bridge in Clinton County has reopened following an extensive rehabilitation project that began in early March, restoring both its structural integrity and historic character. Bridge Reopens After Restoration Bridge 60 over Kilmore […]

Former Clinton County Sheriff Mike Hensley, who spent nearly five decades serving the community in law enforcement and public office, has died at the age of 78. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office announced Hensley’s passing […]

A WILO “Party Line” discussion this week is launching a multi-part series on the origins of the United States ahead of Independence Day, with a focus on history, faith, and the concept of liberty. WILO […]

Clinton, Carroll and Boone counties are heading into a busy stretch of early summer, with a full calendar of community events ranging from festivals and fundraisers to youth activities and public programs. From library events […]