Articles by Russ Kaspar

$2.00 per pack taxes may be added to Cigarette prices in Indiana by the time the Indiana Legislature wraps up its legislative session by April 29, 2025. 15.7 % of the people in Clinton County […]

Shan Sheridan, Chamber Executive and Economic Development Director will dedicate the WILO Partyline program on Tuesday, February 25th, to the Nickle Plate Roundhouse demolition project.  Dave Little, who helped lead the initiative to save the […]

The Clinton County Community rallied around the local Scouting program and achieved the $10,000 goal to help keep Scouting strong in Clinton County.  At last count, $9,875 came in during the event with two or […]

The iconic roundhouse in the Frankfort rail yard has a $250,000 Readi grant to finance its removal.  Unfortunately, Chamber Executive and Economic Development Director Shan Sheridan has learned that the roof system has an asbestos […]

Tonight look for a low of 7 degrees with -8 windchill. Monday look for a HIGH of 13 degrees with -1 windchill. Tuesday look for a low of 2 degrees with -10 windchill. Here is […]

Mary Isabel Ransopher Obituary Mary Isabel (Farlow) Ransopher, 112 years of age, formerly of New London, IN, went to be with the Lord at 4:33 pm Thursday February 13, 2025. She passed at Wesley Manor […]

District 7 State Senator Brian Buchanan and State Representative  Mark Genda from District 41 answered questions to a packed house at the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Breakfast at Wesley Manor Saturday morning. Buchanan […]

Frankfort Kiwanis Club leaves a rich, impressive legacy as its 104 years of service to the Clinton County area comes to a close. Frankfort Kiwanis received its Charter on September 21, 1920. Since it began, […]

Indiana’s 52nd Governor Mike Braun visited Glover’s Ice Cream factory in Frankfort Wednesday afternoon. Braun met with community leaders and “The Glover Five” owners of the newly renovated facility. The Governor was briefed on the […]

Eva Kor was 10 years old when she and her family lived in Transylvania Romania in 1944.  While going to school in the early 40’s, she recalls her math classes would have story problems such […]