Articles by Russ Kaspar

The City of Frankfort Fire Department and City Leadership held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Fire Station 4, a vital project aimed at enhancing public safety and emergency response capabilities for the Frankfort community. […]

Interested in what’s “Up There?”   On Friday and Saturday, July 25th and 26th  join Camp Cullom and three Indiana Astronomy Clubs for the 22nd Indiana Family Star Party (IFSP).   Come to Camp Cullom (near […]

KASPAR MEDIA EDITORIAL A 700 Acre data center valued at up to 10 billion dollars and consuming as much as 600 Megawatts of power has been proposed for the Frankfort area by Logistix Property Group […]

Doug Swain, President of Logistix Property Group met with landowners and other stakeholders of the proposed 700+ Acre, 7 million square foot Data Center project Tuesday evening in the Conference Room of the Chamber of […]

The Farmers Bank celebrated the remodeling of its home office in downtown Frankfort.  The Farmers Bank started 149 years ago in Frankfort and has grown to hold over 1 Billion Dollars in deposits, making The […]

Welcome To The Kaspar Media Group Kaspar Media could not exist without the support of our readers, listeners, viewers, advertisers and dedicated team of broadcasters, writers and support team.  This article will give you a […]

Artist Ricardo Cortez has left his artistry several places in Clinton County.  The newly renovated Iron Block building on the west side of the Frankfort square has his artwork on the windows now and more […]

America will be 250 years old July 4, 2026. Here is the official countdown website for America’s celebration including a map of special celebrations going on throughout the Nation.  This site is packed with information […]

This year HoosierlandTV.com will broadcast LIVE or Record for your enjoyment 21 events from the Clinton County 4-H Fair.  Six of these events will be broadcast LIVE and World-wide.  All events will be Archived for […]

Webb’s Daylily Gardens just north of Bunnell Cemetery on Farmer Gravel Road one mile northwest of Frankfort has been selected for a tour by the midwest convention of Daylily enthusiasts throughout the midwest. Every winter […]