About 100 Clinton County residents gathered at TPA Park last night for a peaceful assembly in opposition to the proposed data center development. The event served as both a rally and an educational session. Attendees heard about Indiana’s constitution, how citizens can lawfully instruct their government, and the principles of

The following is an editorial written by KNS owner and General Manager, Kevin Keith. I generally try to give elected officials and community leaders the benefit of the doubt. If you don’t believe that, then it becomes impossible to trust anyone in public life. Still, there comes a point where

The following is a press release issued Thursday August 28, on behalf of the Good family pertaining to Banderas Point. Work on the infrastructure at Bandaras Point was temporarily put on hold due to a significant and unexpected issue with soil stability encountered during excavation of the stormwater detention pond.

The Frankfort High School boys soccer team kept the Hot Dog Invite trophy right where they wanted it this weekend—at home. The Hot Dogs came out strong, knocking off Purdue Polytechnic with an 8-2 win in their opening match. They followed it up with a decisive 7-1 victory over Tri-Central

As Indiana continues to emerge as a hub for massive data center development, Clinton County officials will soon take up a controversial proposal that has drawn sharp debate from residents, business leaders, and elected officials. Next Tuesday, September 2, the Clinton County Area Plan Commission will review a petition from

The City of Frankfort is bringing back its Hometown Heroes program to honor local veterans during Veterans Day week this November. Custom signs recognizing veterans will be placed at Veterans Park and featured during the city’s Veterans Day program on Tuesday, November 11. Each sign will display the veteran’s name,

A Democratic candidate for the Indiana House of Representatives is facing a felony charge after Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s Newburgh town hall spiraled into physical confrontations that continue to raise questions about law enforcement conduct. Warrick County prosecutors filed a Level 6 felony charge of battery against a public safety

The long-touted Banderas Point project at Interstate 65 and State Road 28 has gone quiet, and the silence is raising more questions than answers. Despite promises of a major development featuring a 20,000-square-foot event center and a 56,000-square-foot indoor arena, little progress has been seen at the site. Sources close

Boone County’s rapid population growth is set to meet a major new resource for healthcare access. Parkview Health announced this week that it will invest $150 million in a new hospital and medical office complex in Lebanon, bringing advanced care, jobs, and expanded services to one of Indiana’s fastest-growing counties.

One Frankfort resident is taking action to improve the city’s appearance and hopes others will join in. Suzanne Spicer has begun a personal campaign to clean up trash and overgrowth in neighborhoods, saying small steps by residents could make a big difference. “I was sick of driving around and seeing

A local group led by resident Katelyn Greeno is organizing a public gathering at TPA Park on Thursday, August 28, at 7 p.m. to voice opposition to the proposed data center project in Clinton County. The event, billed as a peaceful assembly, will take place near the large shelter house

The Second Annual Fall Taste Event will be held Sunday, September 14, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Hawaiian Shaved Ice, located at 1959 East Wabash Street. The event will feature local businesses offering a variety of specialty “flights,” including coffee, energy drinks, custard, and more. A special kids’ flight