Articles by Russ Kaspar

Indiana COVID-19 numbers continue to improve. In the entire state of Indiana on March 21, 2022 there were zero COVID-19 deaths reported.  As the graph shows, daily Indiana Covid deaths are not halted entirely but […]

Frankfort Rotary Club held its annual Clinton County High School Speech contest Thursday evening at Arborwood.  Contestants Diana Garcia, Logan McDonald and Breton Posey each wrote an original 5 to 7 minute speech on the […]

Tune in to WILO tonight for the Regional Final at Lapel. Don Stock and Karl Kerchival will start the Regional Championship broadcast on WILO at 7:50 PM with tip-off scheduled for 8pm. Carroll had a […]

The 23-1 Carroll Cougars travel to Lapel today to fight for the Regional Championship Title in 2A Basketball against  12-12 Rensselaer Central. WILO radio will follow the game LIVE starting at Noon.  Tip-off time is […]

Clinton County Daily News and Boone County Daily News just lucked into this story. Each year Rick Mungeam spends 3 or 4 days creating a new sand sculpture for Bahia Honda State Park in the […]

The National Weather Service is predicting RAIN for Clinton County starting about Sunset tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. Expect about 1/2 inch of rain Tuesday night/Wednesday morning before sunrise. SNOW for Clinton County is forecast to begin […]

The Western Panthers travel to Clinton Prairie this evening for the High School basketball matchup of the evening. Go to the game if you can, but if you can’t make it,  listen or watch the […]

Frankfort businessman Mark Genda is a candidate for the office of Indiana State Representative in District 41. The district includes Frankfort, Lebanon and other parts of Clinton and Boone counties as well as portions of […]

Men’s issues, marriage, spiritual growth, influence and parenting will all be a part of the one day event Saturday February 5 from 9:30 to 1:30. The conference will feature seven nationally known speakers, lunch, discussion […]

Leroy Good died this morning after living 101 years. Leroy enriched the lives of others, fought in combat for our country in WWII, spent years at the Jefferson elevator welcoming farmers and weighing grain and […]