Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana received an anonymous tip alerting law enforcement to a possible suspect, who was selling drugs at a warehouse in Whitestown. The tip also reported that the suspect had been previously […]

Frankfort’s Red Barn Summer Theatre will open its doors to the public on Saturday, June 3rd for its second annual Summer Kick-Off open house from 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. The Box Office will also be […]

The Frankfort Community Public Library is holding an Ancestry Lock-in, which will be located in the Earl J. Culver Genealogy Area, on Friday, June 16, 5–9 p.m.  The Genealogy Coordinator will be on-hand to answer […]

The Frankfort Police Department, Frankfort Fire Department, Community School of Frankfort Staff and Frankfort Alumni shot it out on the basketball court Saturday. The Frankfort Alumni defeated Frankfort Teachers in game one. The Frankfort Police […]

Frankfort teachers and alumni play at 3 PM today followed by the Frankfort Police versus Frankfort Fire Departments. All games are at the Frankfort High School with admission only $5.00, All proceeds benefit local organizations. […]

The following is from Jeremy Fewell, Superintendent-Clinton Central: CCSC Press Release: Update on Senior Prank/Vandalism – May 12, 2023 Bulldog Community Members: On April 30, 2023, there was a Senior Prank at Clinton Central Jr-Sr […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a traffic shift for Phase 4 of the I-65 added travel lanes project in Boone County. Starting on or after Friday, May 19, the northbound and southbound lanes of […]

Thursday evening Kirklin Christian Church held graduation for seven students graduating from Preschool. and seven students received Pre-K certificates. Welcome and devotion was presented by Tom Holton Songs sang by the kids were He’s got […]

It has been seven years since the Frankfort City Council and a whole lot of other groups of individuals and resident started discussion on the UDO or Unified Development Ordinance. On Monday night, the council […]

State Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon, right) meets fourth graders from Rossville Elementary School at the Statehouse Wednesday, May 10. The students stopped in the Senate Chamber to ask Buchanan questions and learned about the legislative process.