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The Purdue University College of Agriculture has announced information regarding its upcoming Purdue Spring Fest this year, which has been set for April 12 as a free and inclusive event open to all community members. […]

The Boone County Community Chest Clothes Closet has announced its return set for March 1 to provide needed items for community members in Boone County. The closet will be open on Saturday, March 1 from […]

Purdue Extension has announced that only ten days remain to register to partake in the Wabash Heartland Region Child Care Summit set for Feb. 22 in West Lafayette. Community members have been encouraged to participate […]

Jacob’s Ladder Food Pantry is currently seeking donations of toilet paper to best serve the community of Colfax and Perry Township in Clinton County during the winter season. The pantry requested community members, if able, […]

The Thorntown public Library has announced its upcoming Euchre Night set for this Saturday, Feb. 22 with proceeds benefiting a local food pantry that provides necessary resources for those in need, especially during the cold […]

The Boone County Chamber of Commerce has announced its new panel discussion speaker series titled “Founders’ Forum” where community members may learn more about the intricacies of running and operating their own business. The discussions […]

The Indiana State Board of Animal Health, BOAH, will continue its quarterly lunch-and-learn webinar series with a session focused on highly pathogenic avian influenza, known as HPAI, and small poultry flocks this Wednesday, Feb. 19. […]

Monday, Feb. 17: Closings, cancellations and delays are brought to you by Jerry’s Body Shop and Holden Pharmacy. Schools Carroll Schools – Virtual Learning Clinton Central Schools – Virtual Learning Eastern Howard Schools – E-Learning […]

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 […]

In observance of the Presidents’ Day holiday, United States Postal Service facilities will be closed for retail transactions on Monday, Feb. 17 with no residential or business deliveries as well. While there will not be […]

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 […]

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Carroll, Clinton, Boone, Howard, Tippecanoe, Montgomery, Tipton, Hamilton, Madison, Delaware, Randolph and Henry counties for Sunday, Feb. 16. The service stated that the advisory will […]

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, […]

In January 2025, the Kokomo Police Department Drug Task Force conducted a series of arrests that were a result of Operation “Breeze,” which was initiated in 2024 as a means to address the presence of […]

The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement that light freezing rain may cause some icing late tonight, Feb. 14 in the region. The service stated that precipitation is expected to develop across […]

The Boone County community was connected together during the Boone County State of the Community on Wednesday, Feb. 12 that saw local leaders, businesses and residents engage in meaningful discussions about the county’s present and […]

The Town of Zionsville recognized a local lieutenant for his dedicated service to the Zionsville Police Department as he received a proclamation from Zionsville Mayor John Stehr. Yesterday, Stehr officially proclaimed Feb. 13, 2025, as […]

The Lebanon High School Choir and Winter Percussion Ensemble saw great success over the weekend as they secured first-place finishes against outstanding competitors. The high school choir took on the A-Town Showdown this past weekend, […]

The Town of Whitestown Town Manager Katie Barr welcomed community members to the town council meeting Wednesday night, Feb. 12 to welcome a new Director of Public Works, discuss a trail expansion and have community […]

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released information regarding romance scams that may occur during the Valentine’s Day season and throughout the year. The Bureau stated that in romance scams, a criminal utilizes a fake […]