A new locally based creative business is bringing custom art, design, and practical fabrication services to Frankfort. Surreal Concepts recently opened, offering custom 3D printing, airbrushed apparel, hand-painted home décor, and vinyl graphics. The business focuses on personalized, made-to-order projects ranging from replacement plastic parts and prototypes to custom clothing,

Redistricting is supposed to be a once-a-decade housekeeping chore-a dull, civic, map-drawing duty that is supposed to keep representation fair as populations shift. But let’s not kid ourselves: For decades in this country, redistricting hasn’t been about fairness. It’s about power. It’s about whatever party happens to be holding the

A member of the Frankfort Utility Service Board is pushing back against social media claims that the city is “destroying the lagoons,” pointing instead to several years of improvements at the Frankfort Lagoons Wildlife Sanctuary. Rick Gunyon, one of five members of the Utility Service Board (USB) and the board’s

Across rural America, from central Pennsylvania to right here in Indiana, the debate over large-scale data center development is becoming one of the defining local issues of the decade. Supporters see jobs, tax revenue, and economic modernization. Opponents cite farmland loss, higher utility bills, and fears that rural communities will

Look, we all love convenience. The ability to order a garden hose, a Himalayan salt lamp, and a suspiciously cheap 12-pack of socks at 2 a.m. is one of the great achievements of modern society. But here’s the truth: every time you click “Buy Now,” a small business in Clinton

Frankfort is now under a Winter Storm Watch from late Friday night through Sunday afternoon. Forecasts are calling for three to seven inches of snow across central Indiana, with periods of heavier snowfall possible throughout the weekend. Clinton County is expected to see fluctuating conditions as temperatures hover near freezing,

The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office has honored two young brothers for extraordinary bravery after a man reportedly broke into their Mulberry home and violently attacked their mother. According to investigators, Plainfield Police were called to the home after a report of a burglary that left the homeowner injured. Deputies learned

We have had an overwhelming positive response to our recent Clinton County Indian Trails story we posted earlier this week. When we have the opportunity, with the help of stories we have learned talking to locals, the Clinton County Historical Society, books read in the past and a little help

Frankfort Municipal Utilities completed an  analysis regarding whether Frankfort’s water, sewer, and electric infrastructure can support the proposed data center on County Road 300 W and 0 N. Frankfort Municipal Utilities’ answer is yes. A study conducted and dated November 16, found Frankfort has enough power, water, and wastewater available

What Clinton County and the State of Indiana and the United States themselves lack in age, you can see in the travel ways when you stand on the town square in Frankfort. The travel ways you are looking at in any direction are much, much older than Clinton County, the

The defense team for Richard Allen has 15 days remaining to file its appellate brief, setting the stage for new arguments centered on third-party suspects and alleged Odinist connections in the Delphi murder case. Allen’s attorneys, Mark Leeman and Stacy Uliana, received roughly 1,200 pages of court documents and exhibits

At this point, the IEDC doesn’t seem like an agency. It’s more like an intern got the keys to the Indiana Statehouse and opened the file the Worst Ideas of 2025. And Citizens Energy? Bless their hearts. They saw the chaos and said, “Put us in, coach, we can make