Frankfort’s Unified Neighborhoods (F.U.N.) is gearing up for its 2025 Halloween Scare on the Square event and is calling on the community to pitch in. Organizers are now accepting both candy and monetary donations to ensure this year’s celebration is bigger and better than ever. Residents can arrange drop-offs by

Local residents will have an opportunity to learn more and ask questions about a proposed data center coming to the Frankfort area. Logistix will host a public Q&A meeting on Monday, September 15, at the Willow Creek Barn Event Center, southeast of Frankfort. Doors will open at 6 p.m. The

KNS will start to provide up to the minute traffic updates here at knsradioonline.com called “Drive Time Dispatch.” This is part of our continuing commitment to provide useful news and information in real time, to the best of our ability. We have included a printer friendly/downloadable map at the bottom

The Frankfort Firefighters Local 705 held its first-ever 9/11 Memorial Walk this morning, drawing a strong turnout from community members who gathered to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Participants walked in remembrance of the victims, the first responders who sacrificed their lives that day, and the men

At its regular meeting Monday evening, the Frankfort Common Council tackled an agenda, approving the city’s 2026 budget, funding for new public works equipment, and financial support for a local alternative high school. The council approved the city’s 2026 budget on its first reading, following a brief public hearing with

The community’s popular outdoor market will continue through October before moving indoors to the Edward Jones Building for the colder months. Organizers say they are still short about one month’s rent and are asking the community for help to keep the market going strong. Small Town Gal Boutique and Designs,

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has a new leader at the helm. Governor Mike Braun has appointed Jonathan Whitham as the agency’s Executive Director, recognizing his decade of service and deep experience within IDHS. Whitham is no stranger to the department, having spent more than 10 years serving Hoosiers

The Clinton County Council convened Tuesday for its annual budget hearing, where department heads presented their 2026 fiscal requests amid ongoing challenges of staff retention, rising costs, and shifting state funding. The meeting, which spanned several hours showed the balance county leaders face trying to maintain essential services and able

The Clinton County Council convened Tuesday for its annual budget hearing, where department heads presented their 2026 fiscal requests amid ongoing challenges of staff retention, rising costs, and shifting state funding. The meeting, which spanned several hours showed the balance county leaders face trying to maintain essential services and able

Frankfort Main Street, in partnership with the City of Frankfort, has reached the public voting phase in a national competition to secure up to $120,000 for a free outdoor music series beginning in 2026. The funding opportunity comes from the Levitt Foundation, a national nonprofit that supports the largest free

The Redemption Choir will bring an evening of music and inspiration to Prairie Creek Park this Thursday, with a free community performance beginning at 6:30 p.m. Organizers say the event is about more than music. The choir’s performance will highlight themes of hope, faith, and community strength, offering a celebration

Parents of Clinton Prairie Elementary students are raising alarms after an indoor air quality report revealed mold and ventilation issues inside the school — findings that were not directly communicated to families. The official report, which identified mold growth, high humidity, and elevated carbon dioxide levels in some classrooms, was