CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. – Clinton County Councilman Jake Myers announced at today’s county council meeting he plans to resign after the December 2022 council meeting due to moving outside of his district. Myers is completing his eighth year on the council and won re-election to District 2 of the County Council in the November 8… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – Frankfort High School DECA Chapter is celebrating their 23rd year. DECA prepares emerging leaders in the area of marketing, hospitality, finance, management, and entrepreneurship in high schools and colleges around the world. This year, Frankfort DECA has 47 members. Senior, Daniela Cruz, serves as the chapter president, juniors, Edwin Wainscott, Dalys Garcia-Martinez,… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – The Frankfort School Board Tuesday evening voted unanimously to set December 13 for a public hearing on a planned $32.5 million bond for districtwide renovations. The issuance of the new bond will not increase taxes and will address many issues with the Frankfort Middle School (FMS) being the primary benefactor of the… Keep Reading
CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. – The following are results from Tuesday’s General Election voting released from the Clinton County Clerk’s Office. CLINTON COUNTY ASSESSOR JADA M RAY, REPUBLICAN: 6052 CLINTON COUNTY AUDITOR BRITT OSTLER, REPUBLICAN: 6129 CLINTON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERK STEPHANIE HARSHBARGER, REPUBLICAN: 6138 CLINTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 3 JORDAN BREWER, REPUBLICAN: 5767 CLINTON COUNTY… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announced Tuesday it is working with the City of Frankfort to address the placement of a fire hydrant in the middle of a sidewalk on S.R. 28, west of S. Doyal Street. INDOT states the current placement of the hydrant is “due to the underground locations… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – The City of Frankfort has issued a reminder to residents today regarding the new automated trash collecting program. It is important to have your trash carts out BY 7:00am. Crews will begin pickup at 7:00am. We are working on day 2 of automation and will need to run the routes differently based… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – The City of Frankfort announced today Street Department crews will begin leaf collection the week of November 7th in the southwest quadrant. The Street Department asks if you can place leaf piles as close to the curb as possible without putting them in the street. No other yard waste, including sticks and… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – Trash totes are being delivered today, Sunday (October 23) throughout the southwest quadrant of Frankfort and will continue this coming week. This is part of the automated trash collection service that begins Monday, October 31st. There is no cost to the resident for the 96-gallon tote. And, there is no increase in trash… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – Frankfort Street Superintendent, Jason Forsythe, has announced paving of 11 streets will begin on Monday, October 24 according to a Friday press release. The paving is part of a $864,666.37 package approved by Mayor Judy Sheets and the Board of Public Works in the Spring of 2022; nine of the 11 streets… Keep Reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. – Residents of Frankfort will soon begin receiving delivery of new trash containers – totes – as part of the automation trash collection service according to a press release from Kimberly Black, Community Development & Outreach Director for the City of Frankfort. The first day of automated trash collection using the new totes… Keep Reading
