Frankfort, IN News

• Frankfort, IN News
• Back to School for Frankfort - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Rossville schools back in session
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Surveyor ‘frustrated’ about no rehire
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Comedy opens civic theater’s 22 nd season
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• House burglar sentenced
• Wheel tax bumped up
• USB tables fiber request
• No bomb found
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Commissioners undecided on burning ordinance
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Tri-M inducts 17 new members into FHS music chapter
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Adult literacy program expands
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• TPA pool closed to public
• All share wheel tax dollars
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Stoney Heights opening Friday for thrill-seekers
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Duo arrested for receiving meth in mail
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• County budgets require more cuts
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• School board approves construction loan
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Council reinstates assessor’s employee
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Man nabbed for burglary
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Rossville has high hopes for data coach
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Attempted murder case still active
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• New utility users face new fees
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Library event commemorates groundbreaking
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• USB member Unroe dies
• Beef show brings out competition
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Father, son accused of meth dealing
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Changes made for FFA
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Colfax promoting noise at the library
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Humane society at capacity
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• East side drainage hearing held
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Overtones concert benefits Rainbow Haven
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Woman sentenced for meth
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• EMS services may move
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Officials to appeal ruling
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Blue Ridge students celebrate respect
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• County ‘Junior Miss’ savoring new title
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Hiring freeze finds support
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Man pleads, avoids trial
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Young thespians ready for an audience
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Lions Club needs roof
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Construction concerns retailers
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Libertarian candidate has local roots
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Six to be honored as County Gems on Oct. 23
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Desire to serve leads to India
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• New ministry uses music to teach children
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Police bust alleged underage drinking party
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• CAP names new unit commander
• USB moving toward fiber
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Central finds interim superintendent
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• One-mile walk still an issue
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Man sentenced for molesting
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Father, son accused of meth dealing
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Colfax promoting noise at the library
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Man charged with drug dealing
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• East side drainage hearing held
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Attempted murder case still active
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Overtones concert benefits Rainbow Haven
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Blue Ridge students celebrate respect
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• County ‘Junior Miss’ savoring new title
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Man pleads, avoids trial
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Young thespians ready for an audience
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Libertarian candidate has local roots
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Six to be honored as County Gems on Oct. 23
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• New ministry uses music to teach children
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Police bust alleged underage drinking party
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• One-mile walk still an issue
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Man sentenced for molesting
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Comedy opens civic theater’s 22 nd season
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• House burglar sentenced
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• USB tables fiber request
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Tri-M inducts 17 new members into FHS music chapter
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Duo arrested for receiving meth in mail
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Council reinstates assessor’s employee
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Rossville has high hopes for data coach
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Library event commemorates groundbreaking
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• USB member Unroe dies
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• City school enrollment down from last year
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Young thespians ready for an audience
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Six to be honored as County Gems on Oct. 23
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Police bust alleged underage drinking party
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• One-mile walk still an issue
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• House burglar sentenced
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• USB tables fiber request
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Comedy opens civic theater’s 22 nd season
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Tri-M inducts 17 new members into FHS music chapter
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Duo arrested for receiving meth in mail
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Attempted murder case still active
• East side project hearing set
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Council reinstates assessor’s employee
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Rossville has high hopes for data coach
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• USB member Unroe dies
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Library event commemorates groundbreaking
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Residents should be aware of scams
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Father, son accused of meth dealing
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Colfax promoting noise at the library
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• East side drainage hearing held
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Woman sentenced for meth
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Overtones concert benefits Rainbow Haven
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Blue Ridge students celebrate respect
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Police bust alleged underage drinking party
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• One-mile walk still an issue
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Comedy opens civic theater’s 22 nd season
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• House burglar sentenced
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• USB tables fiber request
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Tri-M inducts 17 new members into FHS music chapter
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Clinton to be at hearing
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Duo arrested for receiving meth in mail
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Council reinstates assessor’s employee
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• East side project hearing set
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Rossville has high hopes for data coach
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Library event commemorates groundbreaking
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• USB member Unroe dies
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Lions Club needs roof
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Man charged with drug dealing
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Young thespians ready for an audience
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Six to be honored as County Gems on Oct. 23
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Attempted murder case still active
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Comedy opens civic theater’s 22 nd season
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• House burglar sentenced
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• USB tables fiber request
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• East side project hearing set
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• New drug treatment program is active
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• USB member Unroe dies
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Residents should be aware of scams
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Attempted murder case still active
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Shooter enters plea
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Young thespians ready for an audience
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Rossville accepts project bids
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Six to be honored as County Gems on Oct. 23
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Police bust alleged underage drinking party
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• One-mile walk still an issue
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Attempted murder case still active
• House fire considered suspicious
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• House burglar sentenced
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• USB tables fiber request
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Man pleads to rape
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• East side project hearing set
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• New drug treatment program is active
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• USB member Unroe dies
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Residents should be aware of scams
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Shooter enters plea
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Christmas lights in TPA Park could be in jeopardy
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Man sentenced for battery
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Council holds on firefighter allotment
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Council approves donation for pathway
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Frankfort DECA members in midst of a busy week
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Rokita agrees to participate in forum
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• New drug treatment program is active
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• House burglar sentenced
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• New utility users face new fees
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• USB tables fiber request
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• County may be sued by schools
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Construction concerns retailers
• Council tables wheel tax request
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• House fire considered suspicious
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• USB member Unroe dies
• TPA pool closed to public
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Tax sale still on hold
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Desire to serve leads to India
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• County insurance costs up
• Man pleads to rape
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• County budgets require more cuts
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• School board approves construction loan
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Residents should be aware of scams
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Potential meth law questioned
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Clown of the stampede
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• CAP names new unit commander
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Man sentenced for battery
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• East side project hearing set
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Construction concerns retailers
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Shooter enters plea
• Pool closing uncertain
• $51K owed in Rudd taxes
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• No bomb found
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• New drug treatment program is active
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Desire to serve leads to India
• Woman sentenced for meth
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Sheets savors trip to China
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• USB member Unroe dies
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• New account executive joins The Times
• Group sets plans for county's future
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Adult literacy program expands
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• EMS services may move
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• TPA pool set to open
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• CAP names new unit commander
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Jefferson project winding down
• County roads’ future concerns citizen
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• APC group touches on several topics
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Block party proposed again
• World’s oldest Moose Lodge is in Frankfort
• Attempted murder case still active
• Baby case reaches plea
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Crossing now year-round
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• Neal is sentenced
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• East side flooding meeting set
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• Rossville accepts project bids
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• New tax billing drawing closer
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Nikish files tort claim
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• No employee raises for 2011
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Shooter enters plea
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Tax bills going out
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Wastewater projects approved
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• New account executive joins The Times
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• County to examine possible project funding
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Woman accused of forging checks
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Items needed to keep families together
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Changes made for FFA
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• USB moving toward fiber
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Crime reports show variances
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• West Nile virus discovered
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Humane society at capacity
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Rossville schools back in session
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Dispatch project almost ready
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Attempted murder case still active
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• House burglar sentenced
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• USB tables fiber request
• Townships agree to fire contract
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Flooding clean-up commences
• House fire considered suspicious
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Brass fire still under investigation
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Beef show brings out competition
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Man pleads to rape
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Drug arrests made at residence
• TPA pool closed to public
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Construction forces transportation changes
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Potential meth law questioned
• Changes made for FFA
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• USB moving toward fiber
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• USB meeting canceled
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• County health coverage altered
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• County budgets require more cuts
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• School board approves construction loan
• Plea entered for meth case
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Humane society at capacity
• Man nabbed for burglary
• Rossville schools back in session
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• East side project hearing set
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Lions Club needs roof
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Hiring freeze finds support
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Sex offender site revamped
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• USB tables fiber request
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• House fire considered suspicious
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Man pleads to rape
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• East side project hearing set
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Moore Title & Escrow purchases local business
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• New drug treatment program is active
• Public input sought for new center's name
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• House burglar sentenced
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Clinton to be at hearing
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Prairie students learn about carbon dioxide
• Attempted murder case still active
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Shooter enters plea
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• New account executive joins The Times
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• New drug treatment program is active
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Residents should be aware of scams
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Man charged with drug dealing
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Shooter enters plea
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Woman sentenced for meth
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• New account executive joins The Times
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Assessor seeks MIS protocol
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• New counseling service open in Clinton County
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Ivy Tech withdraws interest in South Side
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Rossville accepts project bids
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Central elementary students gain insight into famous Hoosier
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• USB tables fiber request
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• House fire considered suspicious
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Colfax working on various projects
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Man pleads to rape
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Attempted murder case still active
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• East side project hearing set
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• East side project hearing set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• CAP names new unit commander
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• Man charged with drug dealing
• County budgets require more cuts
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• School board approves construction loan
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Potential meth law questioned
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Clown of the stampede
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Man sentenced for battery
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• New drug treatment program is active
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Shooter enters plea
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• No bomb found
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Construction concerns retailers
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• New account executive joins The Times
• Pool closing uncertain
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• FCA gains new recognition
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Adult literacy program expands
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• EMS services may move
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• TPA pool set to open
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Desire to serve leads to India
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• CAP names new unit commander
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Jefferson project winding down
• Man charged with drug dealing
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Neal is sentenced
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Shooter enters plea
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• East side flooding meeting set
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• APC group touches on several topics
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Block party proposed again
• Kiwanis Club celebrating 90 years
• Attempted murder case still active
• Baby case reaches plea
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Crossing now year-round
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• Nikish files tort claim
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• No employee raises for 2011
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• New account executive joins The Times
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• FCA gains new recognition
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Election forum canceled
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Wastewater projects approved
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• All share wheel tax dollars
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Tax bills going out
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Items needed to keep families together
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Changes made for FFA
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• USB moving toward fiber
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Man sentenced for molesting
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• County to examine possible project funding
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Woman accused of forging checks
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• West Nile virus discovered
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Humane society at capacity
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Rossville schools back in session
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Attempted murder case still active
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• USB tables fiber request
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• House fire considered suspicious
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Colfax working on various projects
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Brass fire still under investigation
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Beef show brings out competition
• Election forum canceled
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Townships agree to fire contract
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• Man pleads to rape
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Flooding clean-up commences
• Discussion held with community leaders
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Drug arrests made at residence
• TPA pool closed to public
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Construction forces transportation changes
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• County budgets require more cuts
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• School board approves construction loan
• Plea entered for meth case
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Changes made for FFA
• Brown Bag speaker talks Hoosier hoops
• USB moving toward fiber
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• East side project hearing set
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• USB meeting canceled
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• County health coverage altered
• Man sentenced for molesting
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Hiring freeze finds support
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• House fire considered suspicious
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Sex offender site revamped
• Colfax working on various projects
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Humane society at capacity
• Clinton County Junior Miss event Saturday
• Rossville schools back in session
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• New drug treatment program is active
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Crime reports show variances
• USB tables fiber request
• Lions Club needs roof
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• County may be sued by schools
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Man pleads to rape
• Construction concerns retailers
• Council tables wheel tax request
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• New event coming to downtown Frankfort
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City school enrollment down from last year
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• New utility users face new fees
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Desire to serve leads to India
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• County insurance costs up
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Board holds off decision on renovation project
• TPA pool closed to public
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Residents should be aware of scams
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Tax sale still on hold
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Attempted murder case still active
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Shooter enters plea
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• New account executive joins The Times
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• FCA gains new recognition
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Dispatch project almost ready
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Rossville accepts project bids
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Election forum canceled
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Titanic exhibit immerses visitors in history
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Man sentenced for molesting
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• USB tables fiber request
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• House fire considered suspicious
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Colfax working on various projects
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• BOW declines EMS proposal
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Man pleads to rape
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Suncrest students take part in Walk to School Day
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• East side project hearing set
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• New drug treatment program is active
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Shooter enters plea
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• FCA gains new recognition
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Physician warns of dangers to children’s health
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• New account executive joins The Times
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Board approves final EMS relocation specs
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Ross Township Board election forum held
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Boley out as CC superintendent
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• TPA pool set to open
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Election forum canceled
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Suncrest students experience value of reading
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• East side flooding meeting set
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Colfax working on various projects
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• House fire considered suspicious
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Discussion held with community leaders
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Man pleads to rape
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Attempted murder case still active
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• East side project hearing set
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• New drug treatment program is active
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Residents should be aware of scams
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Niemesh shares office priorities
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Rossville sets sights on improving reading comprehension
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Shooter enters plea
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• New account executive joins The Times
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• FCA gains new recognition
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Election forum canceled
• Attempted murder case still active
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• House fire considered suspicious
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Colfax working on various projects
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Man pleads to rape
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• East side project hearing set
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• New drug treatment program is active
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• City school enrollment down from last year
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Shooter enters plea
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• New account executive joins The Times
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• FCA gains new recognition
• Attempted murder case still active
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Election forum canceled
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• House fire considered suspicious
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Colfax working on various projects
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Downtown barber shop finding success
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Man pleads to rape
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Engineer's report on roundhouse released
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• DLGF responds to Nikish issue
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• East side project hearing set
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• New drug treatment program is active
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Apple Festival activities attract young and old alike
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Shooter enters plea
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• New account executive joins The Times
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• FCA gains new recognition
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• USB approves wastewater projects
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Election forum canceled
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Wheel tax bumped up
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• House fire considered suspicious
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Colfax working on various projects
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Man pleads to rape
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Calling all grandmas
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Attempted murder case still active
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• New drug treatment program is active
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• ‘Plain English’ jury instructions introduced
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Dispatch project almost ready
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Rossville accepts project bids
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Oil found in Blinn Ditch
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Election forum canceled
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• CC grad embraces her faith at Goshen
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Frankfort superintendent holds Realtors breakfast
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• House fire considered suspicious
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Colfax working on various projects
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Man pleads to rape
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Calling all grandmas
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Attempted murder case still active
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• New drug treatment program is active
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Shooter enters plea
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• New account executive joins The Times
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• FCA gains new recognition
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Shooter enters plea
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• ‘Dessert night’ gives inside look at Suncrest fourth grade
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• New account executive joins The Times
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• FCA gains new recognition
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Attempted murder case still active
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Election forum canceled
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• The end of an era
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• House fire considered suspicious
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Colfax working on various projects
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Man pleads to rape
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Discussion held with community leaders
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Calling all grandmas
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• County may be sued by schools
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• New drug treatment program is active
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Safety Fair is Saturday at Suncrest
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Ross Township Board candidates will hold forum
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Police encountering fewer gang crimes
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Attempted murder case still active
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• New account executive joins The Times
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• FCA gains new recognition
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• United Way’s 2010 campaign kicks off
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Election forum canceled
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Prairie fourth-graders become energy-wise students
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• The end of an era
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Rossville FFA set to feast on pork chops
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• House fire considered suspicious
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Colfax working on various projects
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Man pleads to rape
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Irish musicians entertaining at Harry’s
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Calling all grandmas
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Manor residents ready for yearly Apple Festival
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Democratic candidate making county a priority
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• New account executive joins The Times
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• FCA gains new recognition
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Council holds off on EMS contract
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Prosecutor warns of ‘pill seeking’
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• FHS senior is semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship program
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Election forum canceled
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• The end of an era
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Pair faces more charges
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Colfax working on various projects
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Council continues budget cuts
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Calling all grandmas
• Attempted murder case still active
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Desire to serve leads to India
• Election forum canceled
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Attempted murder case still active
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• TPA pool set to open
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• CAP names new unit commander
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• The end of an era
• Jefferson project winding down
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• APC group touches on several topics
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Block party proposed again
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Baby case reaches plea
• Pair faces more charges
• Crossing now year-round
• FCA gains new recognition
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Neal is sentenced
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• Unkempt properties a concern
• East side flooding meeting set
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• East side grant information reviewed
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Colfax working on various projects
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Council continues budget cuts
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Nikish files tort claim
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Changes made for FFA
• No employee raises for 2011
• USB moving toward fiber
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• All share wheel tax dollars
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Tax bills going out
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Humane society at capacity
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Rossville schools back in session
• Wastewater projects approved
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• County to examine possible project funding
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Calling all grandmas
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Woman accused of forging checks
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Attempted murder case still active
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Election forum canceled
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• West Nile virus discovered
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• TPA pool closed to public
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Beef show brings out competition
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Flooding clean-up commences
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• USB to consider fiber solution
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• Brass fire still under investigation
• County budgets require more cuts
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• The end of an era
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• School board approves construction loan
• Pair faces more charges
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Lions Club needs roof
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council continues budget cuts
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• USB meeting canceled
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• County health coverage altered
• Colfax working on various projects
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• New utility users face new fees
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Construction concerns retailers
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Plea entered for meth case
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Crime reports show variances
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Desire to serve leads to India
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Sex offender site revamped
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• County may be sued by schools
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Calling all grandmas
• CAP names new unit commander
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• FCA gains new recognition
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Tax sale still on hold
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• County insurance costs up
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• School board approves construction loan
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Potential meth law questioned
• Some progress made in Frankfort teacher talks
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• East side grant information reviewed
• Clown of the stampede
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• No bomb found
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Clinton County not officially under burn ban
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Adult literacy program expands
• Man sentenced for battery
• EMS services may move
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Construction concerns retailers
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Pool closing uncertain
• Niemesh sworn in as treasurer
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Grandmothers sweep at cook-off contest
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• EMA building improvements approved
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• FCA gains new recognition
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• East side grant information reviewed
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• USB approves wastewater projects
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Election forum canceled
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• The end of an era
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Pair faces more charges
• Lions Club needs roof
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Colfax working on various projects
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Council continues budget cuts
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Discussion held with community leaders
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Niemesh wins treasurer's caucus
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Calling all grandmas
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Green Meadows students pitching in to aid fellow classmate
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Attempted murder case still active
• Council set for budget meetings
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Council set for budget meetings
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• EMA building improvements approved
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• FCA gains new recognition
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• East side grant information reviewed
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Election forum canceled
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• The end of an era
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Chamber welcomes new membership director
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Pair faces more charges
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Council continues budget cuts
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Attempted murder case still active
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Calling all grandmas
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Water main project almost done
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• IGA burglar nabbed
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• EMA building improvements approved
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• FCA gains new recognition
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• East side grant information reviewed
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Prairie approves 2011 budget
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Ordinance related to addresses under review
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Study shows FHS is not aging well
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Election forum canceled
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• IUK chancellor visits Frankfort
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• The end of an era
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Pair faces more charges
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Council continues budget cuts
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Attempted murder case still active
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Water main project almost done
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Calling all grandmas
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• IGA burglar nabbed
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Council set for budget meetings
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Recent crime reports under investigation
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Treasurer’s race features four persons
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Council set for budget meetings
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• CAST members learn about school transportation
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• EMA building improvements approved
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Man guilty of child molesting
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• East side grant information reviewed
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Attempted murder case still active
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• The end of an era
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Pair faces more charges
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Council continues budget cuts
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Calling all grandmas
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Water main project almost done
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Head Start hopes to acquire South Side building
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• FHS students get firsthand look at perils of tobacco
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Attempted murder case still active
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Council set for budget meetings
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• School board approves building project
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• EMA building improvements approved
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• East side grant information reviewed
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• The end of an era
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Pair faces more charges
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Treasurer’s office bookkeeping more stable
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Council continues budget cuts
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Maish Road project start date getting closer
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• School leaders told to save stimulus funds
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Crossing now year-round
• Calling all grandmas
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Water main project almost done
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Chivalry shines at Beef & Boards
• Baby case reaches plea
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Attempted murder case still active
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Calling all grandmas
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Water main project almost done
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Council set for budget meetings
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• School board approves building project
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• EMA building improvements approved
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Highway department to pursue federal aid
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• East side grant information reviewed
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• USB approves wastewater projects
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Prairie students take part in Wildcat Creek cleanup
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• NTK to add jobs, equipment
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Wheel tax bumped up
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Homeless pets visit Clinton Central first-graders
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• The end of an era
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Pair faces more charges
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• IT service linking under review
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Council continues budget cuts
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Pair faces more charges
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• IT service linking under review
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Council continues budget cuts
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Calling all grandmas
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Water main project almost done
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• New Main Street program to encourage shopping locally
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Highway equipment replacement on hold
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Council set for budget meetings
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• School board approves building project
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Commissioners decline landfill tipping request
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• EMA building improvements approved
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Plan for Riley property still incomplete
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Huffer officially out of office
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• East side grant information reviewed
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• School district looking to implement child care
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Attempted murder case still active
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• The end of an era
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Water main project almost done
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Calling all grandmas
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Woman accused of child molesting
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Council approves EMA/EMS work
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Central principal adjusting to her new school
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• School board approves building project
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Council set for budget meetings
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• EMA building improvements approved
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Huffer officially out of office
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• East side grant information reviewed
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• School district looking to implement child care
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Attempted murder case still active
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• The end of an era
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• IT service linking under review
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Pair faces more charges
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Wesley Manor event deemed a success
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Council continues budget cuts
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Transportation is topic of next CAST meeting
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Attempted murder case still active
• City preparing for auction
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council set for budget meetings
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• School board approves building project
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• EMA building improvements approved
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Huffer officially out of office
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• East side grant information reviewed
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• School district looking to implement child care
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• The end of an era
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Pair faces more charges
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• IT service linking under review
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Council continues budget cuts
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Water main project almost done
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Crime reports show variances
• Man sentenced for dealing pill
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• East side grant information reviewed
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Rossville church gifting community with a party
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• School district looking to implement child care
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Plea could mean 20-year sentence
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Central’s Boley ranks among state’s best superintendents
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• The end of an era
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Initial Crossing fundraiser deemed a success
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Pair faces more charges
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• IT service linking under review
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Council continues budget cuts
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Water main project almost done
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Attempted murder case still active
• City preparing for auction
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Council set for budget meetings
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• School board approves building project
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• EMA building improvements approved
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• County health coverage altered
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Huffer officially out of office
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Council avoids additional staff cuts
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Man pleas to theft
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Partnership strives to encourage literacy achievement
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Council set for budget meetings
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• School board approves building project
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Niemesh will try for treasurer
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• EMA building improvements approved
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Man guilty of child molesting
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Parkview Home hosting fundraiser
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Huffer officially out of office
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• East side grant information reviewed
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Attempted murder case still active
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• School district looking to implement child care
• Beef show brings out competition
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Plea entered for meth case
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Sex offender site revamped
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Pair faces more charges
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• IT service linking under review
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Council continues budget cuts
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• City preparing for auction
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Water main project almost done
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Soil and water officials ready for project
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Protestors converge at school board meeting
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Man pleas to theft
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Council set for budget meetings
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• School board approves building project
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Attempted murder case still active
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• EMA building improvements approved
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Huffer officially out of office
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• East side grant information reviewed
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• School district looking to implement child care
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Pair faces more charges
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• IT service linking under review
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Council continues budget cuts
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• The Crossing ready for first fundraiser
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• City preparing for auction
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Guitarist ready for Friday's concert
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Water main project almost done
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• BOW approves police station upgrades
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• City preparing for auction
• Attempted murder case still active
• IT services may combine
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Water main project almost done
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Crossing holds first family night
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Man pleas to theft
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Council set for budget meetings
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• School board approves building project
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• EMA building improvements approved
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Huffer officially out of office
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• East side grant information reviewed
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• School district looking to implement child care
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Council to consider new EMS contract
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• CC board will decide on further renovations
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Council plans assessor’s staff cut
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Neal is sentenced
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Class focuses on mental illness
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Rossville making renovation plans
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Literacy scroll makes six stops in Frankfort
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Nikish files tort claim
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• IT service linking under review
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• IT service linking under review
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• City preparing for auction
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• IT services may combine
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Water main project almost done
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Crossing holds first family night
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• IGA burglar nabbed
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Meth lab explosion injures one
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Prairie students have bus evacuation drill
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Man pleas to theft
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Council set for budget meetings
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• School board approves building project
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• EMA building improvements approved
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Board has new ideas for tonight’s meeting
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Huffer officially out of office
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• No bomb found
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• School district looking to implement child care
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Jefferson project almost finished
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Council considers potential cuts
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• Attempted murder case still active
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Rossville making renovation plans
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Potential meth law questioned
• Verizon agent opens store in Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Rossville making renovation plans
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Smoke free program coming to Head Start
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• IT service linking under review
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Pool closing uncertain
• Landfill tipping fees requested
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Legislators thinking of upcoming session
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• City preparing for auction
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• IT services may combine
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Water main project almost done
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Suncrest students get special treatment at Character Cafe
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Crossing holds first family night
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Council set for budget meeting
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Man pleas to theft
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• School board approves building project
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Attempted murder case still active
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Huffer officially out of office
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• School district looking to implement child care
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Council considers potential cuts
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Rossville making renovation plans
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Shoup turns passion into Hall of Fame honor
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• IT service linking under review
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Police seek leads for slashed tires
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Bids rejected, Rudd project on hold
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• City preparing for auction
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• IT services may combine
• Attempted murder case still active
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Crossing holds first family night
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council set for budget meeting
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Plea entered for meth case
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Sex offender site revamped
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Man pleas to theft
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• School board approves building project
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Huffer officially out of office
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Council considers potential cuts
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• School district looking to implement child care
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• City preparing for auction
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• IT services may combine
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Bids rejected, Rudd project on hold
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Attempted murder case still active
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Crossing holds first family night
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Council set for budget meeting
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Man pleas to theft
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• School board approves building project
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Man guilty of child molesting
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Mobile food pantry returning to Frankfort
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Huffer officially out of office
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Commissioners request 911 landline charges
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Woman sentenced for drugs
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• School district looking to implement child care
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Council considers potential cuts
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Harvest of Talents features creations of the heart
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Green Meadows keeps tradition alive with program
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Rossville making renovation plans
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• IT service linking under review
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Shoup turns passion into Hall of Fame honor
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Police seek leads for slashed tires
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• City preparing for auction
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• IT services may combine
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Bids rejected, Rudd project on hold
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Crossing holds first family night
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Rural King burglar sentenced
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Council set for budget meeting
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Police, fire chili cook-off set
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Frankfort man sentenced in child porn case
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• County almost has land for east side flooding
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Man pleas to theft
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• School board approves building project
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Huffer officially out of office
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Christian church launching ‘Night Vision’ service
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Jefferson project almost finished
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Council considers potential cuts
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Waivers to adult court interpretive
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• School district looking to implement child care
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Community club to close, undergo sale
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• West Nile virus discovered
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• Attempted murder case still active
• Free child identification program offered
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Rossville making renovation plans
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Hosting exchange student is labor of love for Edna Mills family
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Shoup turns passion into Hall of Fame honor
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• IT service linking under review
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Police seek leads for slashed tires
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Man sentenced for jail sexual assault
• RHS gym floor refurbished at no cost to district
• Desire to serve leads to India
• TPA Park’s newest animal needs a name
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s gun
• Man accused of criminal confinement
• Sheets savors trip to China
• Burglars sentenced to 10 years
• Quilters ready to show off their talents
• Pile of rubble remains in downtown Michigantown
• Group sets plans for county's future
• City preparing for auction
• Architect: Central renovation is ahead of schedule
• United Way Pacesetter campaign begins Aug. 10
• IT services may combine
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Bids rejected, Rudd project on hold
• Boley resigns as Clinton Central superintendent
• County superintendents not impressed with speech
• Remaly is interim principal at Kokomo High School
• Winning awards not uncommon for young showman
• CAP names new unit commander
• Rossville OK'd for state loan
• Bill would limit youths’ work on the farm
• Tools for School ready for students in need
• Church members answer a call in Kentucky
• Jefferson project winding down
• Green Meadows teacher uses therapy dog in class
• Flash floods hit Clinton County
• Weather plagues Hot Dog Festival once again
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• Rossville board approved bids for tennis courts, track
• Golf outing to benefit schools
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Two downtown projects on cleanup effort list
• Clinton Central cuts fees for one year
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• Council reviews impacts of tax reform
• Special commissioners meeting set
• Sanders makes campaign stop in Frankfort
• Cadet firefighter program valuable asset to department
• Neighborhood watch group takes over town fair
• Legislators respond to governor's comments
• APC infrastructure group cleans up plan
• Special meeting covers several topics
• APC group touches on several topics
• Block party proposed again
• Baby case reaches plea
• Crossing now year-round
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Neal is sentenced
• Commissioners reviewing landfill funds
• Crossing holds first family night
• Frankfort School Board OKs new center
• East side flooding meeting set
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Wheel tax bumped up
• Foundation grant funds ‘Battle of the Books’ program
• No bomb found
• Burglar sentenced to 15 years
• Drug suspect arrested on warrant
• Sanders, Rokita willing to debate
• Frankfort hospital now tobacco-free
• CCSO receives grant monies
• ‘Rise and Shine’ under way
• New Rossville fire station fulfilling needs
• New tax billing drawing closer
• Separate crashes result in two fatalities
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Nikish files tort claim
• Boys and girls club plan adoption fundraiser
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• No employee raises for 2011
• Cemetery restoration now focused on military tombstones
• Council set for budget meeting
• Sheep take center ring at county fair
• Time to celebrate Summer’s End
• Adult literacy program expands
• EMS services may move
• Sunday alcohol sale proposal pending
• Officials to appeal ruling
• All share wheel tax dollars
• Official: Expect east side project next year
• Book drive for local youth underway
• Massage specialist shares tips on feeling better
• Council enacts hiring freeze
• Tax bills going out
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Community Rise and Shine projects becoming more defined
• Optimistic Day for Special People is Sunday
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Class times will change at The Crossing
• Wastewater projects approved
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• Officials clarifying hiring freeze procedures
• Man guilty of fraud, theft
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• County to examine possible project funding
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Woman accused of forging checks
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Man pleas to theft
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Items needed to keep families together
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• Man arrested for striking pregnant woman
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• West Nile virus discovered
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• Attempted murder case still active
• Council approves landfill ordinance
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Townships agree to fire contract
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Flooding clean-up commences
• USB to consider fiber solution
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Beef show brings out competition
• Safety concerns raised about children walking to school
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Unkempt properties a concern
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Huffer officially out of office
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Christian church launching ‘Night Vision’ service
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Changes made for FFA
• USB moving toward fiber
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Firefighters’ union worries about impending cuts
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Cancer walk is scheduled for Sept. 18
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Juvenile waived to adult court
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Waivers to adult court interpretive
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Humane society at capacity
• Rossville schools back in session
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• School district looking to implement child care
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Jefferson project almost finished
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Council considers potential cuts
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Community club to close, undergo sale
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Harassment, threats fill police logs
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Caucus process would replace Huffer
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Clinton Prairie plant proposal is dead
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Free child identification program offered
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• TPA pool closed to public
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Landscaping class improving scenery at Clinton Prairie
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Teachers become students at tennis in-service
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Clinton Central begins school year in renovated building
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• FHS student finds niche in gaming world
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• County budgets require more cuts
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• School board approves construction loan
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Class focuses on mental illness
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• Frankfort's DECA fundraiser features gourmet dips
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Rossville making renovation plans
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Hosting exchange student is labor of love for Edna Mills family
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Hiring freeze finds support
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• IT service linking under review
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Shoup turns passion into Hall of Fame honor
• Lions Club needs roof
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Construction concerns retailers
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• EMS relocation discussion grows heated
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Police seek leads for slashed tires
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• New utility users face new fees
• Frankfort airport’s history laced with ups and downs
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Woman accused of forging checks
• Exploration Acres opens Friday for family fun
• COACH Kids seeking mentors and tutors
• Frankfort DECA student wins award at business institute
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Burglaries, other incidents still under investigation
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Items needed to keep families together
• Special Olympics plans park cleanup
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Plea reached for serious domestic case
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Frankfort classrooms becoming tech-savvy
• Shoup turns passion into Hall of Fame honor
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• New principal hired at Green Meadows
• EMS relocation, office shifting likely
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Antioch Church ready to feed fairgoers
• Parents charged with child neglect
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Boys and girls club fundraiser exceeds goal
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• FHS student hit by car en route to school
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Kirklin dealing with major flooding issues
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• County to examine possible project funding
• Drug arrests made at residence
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Decision on Prairie’s wastewater plant still on hold
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• Plea entered for meth case
• Plans for Indiana Brass still uncertain
• New Frankfort teachers come from varied backgrounds
• Summer heat, rains burden to some
• New Crossing teachers adjust to the job
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Sponsors sought for autism fundraiser
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• West Nile virus discovered
• Second Rise and Shine event will be held
• Changes made for FFA
• Relay for Life kicks off tonight
• USB moving toward fiber
• Commissioners quibble about hiring
• Police seek leads for slashed tires
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Attempted murder case still active
• Residents can receive surplus tax checks
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• Firefighters plan training shows at Hot Dog Festival
• LOIT shortfall creates dispatch funding uncertainty
• USB meeting canceled
• County health coverage altered
• Wanted: More foster parents in Clinton County
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Crossing seeks more board members for greater input
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• It’s not too early to think Christmas
• Crossing holds first family night
• Michigantown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Birthday party for airport will be huge celebration
• APC branches discussion to Mulberry
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• Sex offender site revamped
• Flooding clean-up commences
• Time to celebrate Summer’s End
• USB to consider fiber solution
• City preparing for auction
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Prosecutor reviews new laws
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• New events spark interest at 16th Hot Dog Festival
• IT services may combine
• Humane society at capacity
• Brass fire still under investigation
• Rossville schools back in session
• Frankfort firefighters honored with MDA award
• Bids rejected, Rudd project on hold
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• Follow The Times on Twitter
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Beef show brings out competition
• Walk zone controversy
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Crossing open house set for Wednesday
• Concerns raised about Spice
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Crime reports show variances
• New programs director ready for a challenge
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• Dunham savors last year in 4-H
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Fireworks safety, compliance important
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Townships agree to fire contract
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Business briefs, June 28, 2010
• Council set for budget meeting
• Dispatchers getting familiarized with new console
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• CC Youth Theatre to perform ‘Guys and Dolls Junior’
• Man guilty of fraud, theft
• Star Party set to unveil the heavens
• Dispatch LOIT issue not as dire
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Schools not joining potential lawsuit
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Sale today benefits school-aged children
• Jefferson’s Inside/Out Festival begins Friday
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Drug arrests made at residence
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Group calling it quits after eight years
• Meeting set for treasurer's bond
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• Interest in Chinese language increasing
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Construction forces transportation changes
• Exploration Acres opens Friday for family fun
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Nikish files more tort claim paperwork
• Clubs’ successes warrant celebration
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Commissioners to review insurance concerns
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Unkempt properties a concern
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• True ‘citizen’s arrests’ not common
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Clinton Central renovation project nearing completion
• County may be sued by schools
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Man guilty on meth lab charges
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• Plea delayed for sexual battery
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• County insurance costs up
• USB meeting canceled
• Man arrested for striking pregnant woman
• County health coverage altered
• Opponents of walking rule use grassroots movement
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• Quilting project unites church to warm others
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Woman pleads to prescription fraud
• Crossing holds first family night
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Clinton House opens new Alzheimer’s wing
• TPA pool closed to public
• Quality of life meetings conclude
• Record numbers turn out for parade, car show at Summer's End
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Frankfort turns purple for Relay for Life
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Plea entered for meth case
• New Frankfort teachers come from varied backgrounds
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• EPA reviewing Indiana Brass site
• Rossville students ready for ‘prime time’ performance
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Changes made for FFA
• Man pleas to theft
• USB moving toward fiber
• Tax sale still on hold
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Ivy Tech adding third class at Frankfort library
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Clinton Prairie is first in county to start class
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Rainbow Haven names new executive director
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Director: Crossing’s first year ‘a huge success’
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• Kirklin ready for four-day festival
• Council approves landfill ordinance
• Crime reports show variances
• Zonta Club seeking donations for Bags of Love
• DCS worker allegedly battered
• Birth of son means Father’s Day is a celebration
• Feasibility study could hold fate of roundhouse
• Water main relocation slightly delayed
• Filing made for vacating treasurer’s office
• Kirklin dealing with flood issues
• No warning about disease leads to arrest
• County budgets require more cuts
• Safety committee to review conveyor
• Council set for budget meeting
• Pyrotechnics work requires preparation
• Wheel tax increase proposed
• School board approves construction loan
• Sex offender site revamped
• Time to celebrate Summer’s End
• Drainage project stirs anger
• 'Stuff the Bus' aims to help kids
• Businesses agree to sponsorship deals at the fair
• Candidate questions treasurer’s past decisions
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Potential meth law questioned
• Humane society at capacity
• County jail has share of illegal immigrants
• Rossville schools back in session
• Bivens receives check, calls off suit
• Clown of the stampede
• FHS to host Drum Corps International group
• New Central teachers excited about school opportunities
• Central grad to compete for state’s ‘Supreme Showman’
• Forest Fun Fest set for three-day run
• Felon gets 30-year sentence
• Many unsure of economic improvements
• Treasurer may be asked to resign
• Church’s women ‘excited’ about upcoming event
• Times’ new online auction site launches Monday
• Council approves rest of utility payment
• Utility worker’s death results in new state law
• Safety concerns raised about children walking to school
• Gardening guru touts joy of late-season planting
• Cleaver to introduce time change resolution
• Lions Club needs roof
• Michigantown upgrading wastewater system
• Highway department hopes for federal funds
• Indiana Brass declared Superfund site
• Rotarian details exchange trip to Holland
• Hiring freeze finds support
• County may be sued by schools
• Cost for town’s wastewater project revealed
• Clements out of lawsuit
• Teachers to be taught tennis at in-service
• Fireworks ordinance coming to Kirklin
• Council tables wheel tax request
• Ventriloquist uses humor to convey message
• Swine show boasts Clinton County's best hogs
• Man guilty of fraud, theft
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Ole Hickory Days rewards young and old
• 4-H rabbits hop to success
• Frankfort Main Street achieves national accreditation
• Neighborhood watch group forms in Michigantown
• Tipmont REMC awards grant to Colfax library
• Not gulity pleas entered for burglaries
• Teen raises money for Sept. 11 billboard
• APC sets next comp plan steps
• Work on downtown mural to begin soon
• Frankfort company building in Tennessee
• Jefferson project nearing conclusion
• FHS grad finds satisfaction helping overseas
• City budget hearings fairly uneventful
• Man sentenced for battery
• Prairie board approves preliminary 2011 budget
• Burglary, theft reports again climbing
• Michigantown Youth League receives $30,000 grant
• Teen cell phone ticketing almost zero
• Red Barn Summer Theatre entering 42nd season
• Third member of Griffin family wins supreme showmanship
• Edna Mills recovering from flooding
• Christian church launching ‘Night Vision’ service
• Colfax celebrates 25 years of Ole Hickory Days
• Man pleas to theft
• Heavy rains result in more mosquitoes
• Tax sale still on hold
• New utility users face new fees
• Clinton County Youth Theatre reunites at Hot Dog Festival
• Man sentenced to 30 years
• Colfax honors local hero for Independence Day
• Queen resigns as Green Meadows principal
• Art league exhibit features local talent
• Frankfort schools release improvement plans
• Market Day fundraiser aids local schools
• Construction concerns retailers
• USB approves wastewater plant capacity engineering
• 3 arrested for ‘strong-armed’ robbery
• County insurance costs up
• Man arrested for striking pregnant woman
• Memorial sundial installed at courthouse square
• Law enforcement encountering scams
• Dispatch handbook addition approved
• First half of parallel runway nearing completion
• Volunteers ready to make Frankfort shine
• Pool closing uncertain
• Overtones' Riggs to perform benefit concert
• Huffer officially out of office
• TPA pool closed to public
• Dispatch confusion discussed
• Optimistic Day a 'party' for special people
• Holiday activities set in TPA Park
• Pair accused of pill dealing
• City councilman announces mayoral bid
• Council approves donation for pathway
• Kirklin trying to fix flooding issues
• ‘Safe Haven Law’ important to emergency providers
• School leaders hope Daniels keeps his word
• Star Party attracts diverse and friendly crowd
• TPA pool set to open
• Man sentenced for drug case
• Lone county dairy farmer battles through tough times
• Waivers to adult court interpretive
• Potential meth law questioned