On Sunday, officers of the Kokomo Police Department were contacted by the Tell City Police Department in reference to a 14-year-old male juvenile who was reported missing on Saturday.  As a result of the initial investigation, […]

Early COVID-19 pandemic suspicions about dogs’ resistance to the disease have given way to a long-haul clinical data gap as new variants of the virus have emerged. “It is not confirmed that the virus can […]

Clinton County Clerk Stephanie Harshbarger has announced the 2023 vote center, locations, dates and times. Since this is a City election, only those locations in Frankfort will be used for voting. Voting will be held […]

Clinton County Central Dispatch has announced that the Frankfort Sewer Department will have East Boone Street closed between Harrison Street and Clay Street all day Monday.  Please avoid the area.

Leonard L. Lucas, a man known for his kind heart, his love of foreign cars, and his gift of conversation, passed away in his sleep, March 14th, 2023. Leonard was born, April 10th, 1934 to […]

Prairie Grass Observatory at Camp Cullom is cancelling its scheduled Open House for tonight, March 18.   The National Weather Service is predicting 80% cloud cover, high winds and cold temperatures, making productive observations from […]

Approximately 40 people braved the cold, snowy and windy conditions to attend the Legislative Breakfast sponsored by the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce Saturday morning at the Prairie Creek Events Center in downtown Frankfort. Two […]

After wrapping up her address as the keynote speaker of the Lincoln Day Dinner Thursday night at Arborwood, Indiana Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch had one last duty — present the Governor’s Leadership Award to a […]

The Indiana State Police will be stepping up patrols to help curb impaired and drug impaired driving. The enforcement campaign will run from March 10, 2023 through April 4, 2023. The safety initiative is designed to […]

During Monday evening’s Board of Public Works meeting, Frankfort Fire Department Chief Matt Stidham asked the Board of Public Works to accept Firefighter Captain Tony Snyder’s retirement effectively, March 15. Captain Snyder served the community […]