Council debated the logistics of a new resolution to address city employees driving under the influence and eventually passed the resolution into law.
Frankfort VFW Post 1110 First Annual Benefit Car Show
Frankfort officials have moved to possibly incorporate automated trash services in the city.
The Sheriff’s Office recently announced the implementation of new body cameras and car cameras intended to document every interaction between citizens and its deputies.
Frankfort Fire Department (FFD) personnel underwent specialized training to ensure the safety of the community by improving the proficiency of its crews.
Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition hosted the annual Stepping on Stigma 5K to raise awareness of mental health and collect donations to implement new programs in the county.
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) released a website for citizens to report train crossings that have been blocked for more than 10 minutes.
Frankfort hosts second show in summer concert series
Clinton County Chamber of Commerce hosted a Lunch and Learn event on Wednesday to discuss the intricacies of outstanding customer service.
City of Frankfort officials continue to recognize the frustrations expressed by the citizens over the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) construction projects and ask for the community to remain patient.
The United Way for Clinton County partnered with numerous local and federal organizations to sponsor a free summer food program for local children.
Public health officials in Clinton County addressed the new omicron variants by recommending vaccinations for the public.
Columbia Title held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate its new location.
Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) unearthed the remnants of a tunnel located beneath the Frankfort City Building, known as “Old Stoney,” that extended toward Walnut Street.
County officials are planning how to best to use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to benefit the county.
The Frankfort VFW Post 1110 Veterans Helping Veterans First Annual Benefit Car Show will debut on May 28 at TPA Park.
The City of Frankfort officially kicked off its summer concert series on Friday to celebrate the community of Frankfort at Prairie Creek Park.
County commissioners entered into an agreement with St. Vincent StatFlight on Monday morning to expedite and streamline emergency aircraft dispatch to Clinton County.
Frankfort Police Department (FPD) announced a blitz focused on increasing patrols to enforce the “Click It or Ticket” campaign.
Frankfort VFW Post 1110 First Annual Benefit Car Show
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COACH Kids of Clinton County hosted a spring celebration to honor its mentors and encourage the community to become involved with the organization.
IU Health Frankfort registered nurse (R.N.) Macey Parker recently received the “Nurse Excellence Award” during Nurses Week.
Community Schools of Frankfort (CSF) Director of Food Services Diane Steining celebrated her upcoming retirement on Tuesday evening with staff and Superintendent Joel McKinney.
An established catering business officially opened its doors in downtown Frankfort after months of planning and renovations.
The community of Clinton County has increased its focus on mental health awareness and instituted new programs to aid those struggling with mental health.
Four officers from the Frankfort Police Department (FPD) completed the crisis negotiations training course in Ohio on Friday to form a crisis negotiations team in Frankfort.
The City of Frankfort hosts concerts on Friday
Frankfort City Council approved the filing of a community-oriented police services (COPS) grant contingent on the presentation of a resolution at the next meeting.
Blue Ridge Primary School released a video of its first-grade multicultural folk dancing unit that engages students in learning cultures and locations across the globe through dance.
Frankfort participated in the Pepsi Company Rolling Remembrance ceremony to aid children of fallen soldiers.
Local schools and businesses across the county recognized Teacher Appreciation Week last week and sponsored numerous events and discounts.
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) issued numerous projects across Frankfort, and city officials say they recognize the public’s frustration.
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Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets officially proclaimed May as Mental Health Awareness Month during a gathering with Mental Health America representatives at Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition on May 6.
Green Meadows Intermediate School recently welcomed Gatsby, an 8-month-old Australian Labradoodle, into their school under the care of teacher Tara Woods and school counselor Kati Tryon.
Incumbent Sheriff Rich Kelly prevailed over challenger Mark Mitchell in the Republican primary Tuesday, and he says he has already hit the ground running.
Challenger Stephanie Harshbarger beat incumbent Clerk of Courts Rhea Harris in the primary election and is already focusing on issues for 2023.
Clinton County officials and pastors joined the community in prayer at Old Stoney for National Day of Prayer on Thursday.
Clinton County officials declared the Republican primary election as a success, but poll results indicated low turnout rates.
Clinton County primary results were finalized contingent on provisionals at approximately 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening.
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Clinton County Area Plan Commission confirmed that the new Culver’s location has been approved to begin construction of their new location at 2301 E. Wabash St. in Frankfort.
Frankfort Police Department (FPD) Lieutenant Evan Hall appeared at the ice cream social at Fresitas Artisan Ice Cream last Wednesday to deliver updates from the Police Department.
Clinton County Chamber of Commerce conducted a ribbon-cutting recently to officially recognize Aidex Graphics as a partner in Clinton County.
A new Pizza King location in Rossville has unveiled new renovations and an updated menu.
Local law enforcement officers say they have been receiving an increased number of scam complaints from citizens who received suspicious emails, phone calls and text messages.
On May 1, local law enforcement investigated reports of loud explosions in the 2300 N block of County Road 130 E. after a citizen placed a 911 call.
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Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets proclaimed on Monday at the Board of Works meeting that April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM).
While many may view the COVID-19 pandemic as a thing of the past, the county’ health officer warns that the health crisis has only been moved to an “endemic” status and the virus that caused it has not been eradicated.
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