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The Clinton C0unty Council will be using a meeting schedule in 2024 that will have a slight change in it from the past. “We did change our schedule just slightly for next year,” said County […]

All of the funding is now in place for the City of Frankfort to buy a new pumper truck for the Frankfort Fire Department. “The order has been placed and we are now ready to […]

On June 16, 2023, Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department responded to a death investigation in Whitestown. An immediate investigation at the scene determined that this death was a result of an overdose of fentanyl. The deceased […]

The Wesley Manor Tour of Trees will kick off on Wednesday, from 5:30-8 p.m. at 1555 N. Main St. in Frankfort with a remote broadcast from WILO from 4-6 p.m. sponsored by Wesley Manor. The […]

Activities started off with a tour of the Clinton County Central Dispatch facility. Director Rene Crick and her staff explained to the students all the different things that her staff has to deal with 24 […]

A local community organization recently received a grant to continue expanding operations in Clinton County. Paul Phillippe Resource Center received a $10,000 grant from the Community Foundation Serving Howard, Clinton and Carroll Counties with the […]

The Clinton County Democratic Party hosted its annual holiday meeting in November with guests running for office in 2024 as well as guests who were elected to positions in Rossville in the 2023 election who […]

Home National Bank recently unveiled its new location at 58 W. Walnut St. in Frankfort with plans to expand in the future. Home National Bank was established in Thorntown in 1901 and has since developed […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that the Utility Company will have CR 300 South closed at the bridge over I-65 for the next few hours Tuesday. Seek alternate route.

Clinton County Republican Party Chairman Jim Moyer has received word rom the Clinton County Clerk that a vacancy exists in an elective office as Clark Beard has resigned as county councilman at-large. A caucus will […]

The Thorntown Class of 1973 were honored guests at the annual Thorntown Alumni Banquet earlier this year at the former high school.  Thirty-five classmates gathered at the Sugar Creek Art Center later that evening to […]

Day Sixteen: Respect for Each Other Men of quality must not fear equality. We must live to make each other’s dreams come true. The challenge is to show men the concrete and immediate advantages of […]