A local artist embarked on her first window painting experience this week to create a photo destination for families.
The Clinton County Republican Party chose a new member of the Center Township Board at a caucus held on Tuesday.
Thursday Thunder officially kicked off its summer season with a car show and summer concert performance in honor of Jason Wilhite.
Nearly 60 inmates have now graduated from the Clinton County Jail’s adult education program.
A local funeral home received a distinguished award from a state association this week for its work in the community.
Members of the Boy Scouts Troop No. 337 and local veterans continue to properly retire flags across Rossville to preserve the meaning of the flags with proper disposal.
The residents of the Humane Society of Clinton County chowed down on pup cups sponsored by a local community member on Thursday to cool off for the summer.
A Frankfort woman was charged with dealing methamphetamine following an investigation by local law enforcement.
Community members lined the streets of IN-75 on Saturday with signs of encouragement and affirmations for passersby in an attempt to brighten people’s day.
The Clinton County Boys & Girls Club kicked off summer with a teen “end of school” dance with plans for future activities and engagement opportunities for teenagers in the county.
A Bloomington duo with local ties will kick off the summer season at the Red Barn Summer Theatre with a free concert on June 3 after overcoming numerous obstacles in their career.
The Michigantown Lions Club hosted its annual Memorial Day service at the Alumni Community Center on Monday and featured the stories of two local veterans.
The City of Frankfort held its first Memorial Day service after taking over operations from the Frankfort VFW Post 1110.
A local man is facing drug charges following a traffic stop of a moped driving on the sidewalk in Frankfort.
The Clinton County Health Department said reports of coughing related to the demolition of the old Regions Bank are likely from dust rather than asbestos or mold.
The TPA Park petting zoo and aviary will be officially up and running after the Memorial Day weekend celebrations come to an end.
Rossville Boy Scouts Troop 337 members launched their annual service project by lining the gates of Rossville Cemetery with United States flags in honor of Memorial Day.
The Prairie Creek Park Summer Concert Series officially kicked off last Saturday with tunes from the 1980s and the 1990s.
Community members gathered at TPA Park to raise around $5,000 for a local man battling cancer to help with medical bills and daily expenses.
A jury trial hearing was postponed until June 13 for a local woman expected of arson that is presumed deceased.
The United Way for Clinton County, in collaboration with Duke Energy, presented the community of Mulberry with a grant intended to combat food scarcity.
A local man who led a pursuit through Rossville toward Carroll County in February 2022 received a sentence of 60 days of house arrest and 487 days of probation.
Frankfort community members took to two cemeteries last week to place flags at the gravesites of veterans in honor of Memorial Day.
The Frankfort Police Department continues to upgrade its K9 equipment and amenities through donations from the community.
Three Frankfort Police Department officers received the Medal of Valor on Monday evening in honor of their efforts to save a family from a fire in April.
The 23rd annual Wag-A-Thon kicked off on Saturday to raise nearly $17,000 for the Humane Society of Clinton County and its residents.
The third annual Circle Park Bike Race sped off on Saturday to further involve the youth in the county with activities hosted in the local parks.
The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office welcomed two new deputies into its ranks during a swearing in ceremony on Monday evening.
The Trinity Hope Center celebrated its grand opening Saturday with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
The Vesta Masonic Lodge No. 136 in Frankfort hosted a community breakfast fundraiser on Saturday morning to raise funds for Masonic organizations and local scholarships.
A local man was charged with a level 2 felony and additional drug-related felonies following a routine traffic stop on Sunday.
The Disaster Recovery Center will be open May 24 to help those affected by the storms and tornadoes that occurred on March 31, with completed applications due June 14.
A local firefighter celebrated his 18-year anniversary with the Frankfort Fire Department on May 18.
The Clinton County Commissioners have appealed a ruling that allows the Sheriff’s Office to sell e-cigarettes in the county jail to the Indiana Supreme Court.
The demolition of the old Regions Bank on the corner of Main Street and Washington Street in downtown Frankfort is slated for Monday, with the construction project progressing throughout the year.
Following a transition to jumpsuits earlier this year, Clinton County Jail officials will be swapping inmate uniforms once again to correct for fading garments and expand its color-coding system.
The Frankfort Parks Department collaborated with the Frankfort VFW Post 1110 to replace and improve the flags located at local parks around Frankfort for Memorial Day.
Community members came together on May 13 to wish two long-time business owners a happy retirement following 38 years of operations in downtown Frankfort.
A local woman and her Logansport passenger were charged with possession of methamphetamine following a routine traffic stop.
The Frankfort Parks Department continues to focus on beautification projects for the downtown area and local parks in preparation for summer festivities.
Clinton County Girl Scouts Troop 50435 members helped the Frankfort Parks Department plant tulips at local parks to welcome the spring weather and earn a badge toward their goals as scouts.
The Sapphire Bay aquatic center at TPA Park is slated to open on May 28 for the summer season for family fun and festivities.
Suncrest Elementary School held its inaugural Dog Jog 5K and Fun Run on Friday to raise money to care for Bear, the service dog.
The Frankfort Police Department arrested 15 people over the weekend in a number of unrelated incidents.
Clinton Central High School students involved in an April 30 vandalism incident have been punished but won’t face criminal charges for their “senior pranks,” school officials said.
The annual Stepping on Stigma 5K event raced toward its fundraising goal with over $2,200 raised for mental health programming in Clinton County.
“The Thrill of Victory: History of Frankfort Revealed through Baseball” exhibit launched at the beginning of May with a plethora of baseball stories, photographs and memorabilia at the Frankfort Community Public Library.
A local man was arrested on Monday following an investigation that resulted in the lockdown of a local organization.
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