4-H members including Forest group helped placing flags at Hopewell Church Cemetary and Greys Cemetary with help from Luke and Jacob Weaver.
Jerry Shore and his group including Bennii, Ann, and AJ. worked placing flags at Kirklin Old Town Cemetery,
Loyd, Trent, and Jeremy Paine (Sugar creek Trustee placed flags out at Hills Baptist, Also Kirklin and Sugar creek 4h members placed flags at Oak Hill and Hills Baptist.
Bennii Shore has been placing flags out at cemetery for the Veterans with her dad Jerry Shore since she could walk stated AJ from the Kirklin American Legion.
Also Bill Miller & Goodwins Funeral Home placed his flags out at Goodwins and Greenlawn Cemetary, and Archer Weston.
Enjoy some photos of the hard working members taking time to remember and respect.
4 busses of 3rd & 4th graders from Clinton Central invaded TPA Park for a field trip and a day of fun.
The Students had pizza provided by Brunos when they arrived & then after playing they enjoyed Ice Cream Provided by Culvers.
Lots of laugher was heard all over the Park.
Here are a few photos from their field trip.
Jake McGraw now a freshman at IU Kokomo continues his basketball career as a Cougar On January 13th IU Kokomo played IU Columbus and won 107-82, McGraw led the scoring with a breakout score of 27 (his career high at IU ) also grabbing 5 rebounds.
McGraw continues this path scoring 29 points and 10 rebounds in the game and win against IU East.
Jake McGraw has been named River States Conference Men’s Basketball Offensive Player Of The Week.
Congratulations Jake from all of us at Kaspar Media
With a full room of family, coaches, and friends Matthew Berry signed his letter of intent. Matthew will be going to Franklin College south of Indianapolis to play baseball and will be taking Business Management and Accounting.
Coaches Andy Dudley, Cormac Jewell, and Leo Lopez were in attendance with Matthew tonight.
Best of Luck Matthew from the Kaspar Media Crew
Exciting basketball Friday at Case Arena, Frankfort JV took down the Sheridan Blackhawks by the score of 40-28.
Frankfort varsity fell to the Blackhawks 79-50, sheridan came out scoring fast and led the Hotdogs 27-5 at the end of the first quarter. The Hotdogs tried to rally back but came up short when the final buzzer whent off.
Frankforts top scoring for the JV game was Landan Spencer with 14 points, Levi Carson with 9 points, and Lucas Rushton adding 6 points,
Sheridan JV top scorers were Levi Gellert 9 points, and Rylan Garner with 7.
Frankfort Varsity top scorers were Charlie Beardsley with 13 points, Matthew Berry and Taran Emery each with 8 points, and Lucas Waggoner adding 7 points.
Top scorers for Sheridan Varsity were Devon Hamilton with 18 points, Trey Page with 17, Jax Peerman and Desh Donathan each with 12 points.
Both JV and Varsity photos are together in the links below
It was a pleasent but chilly day Saturday for the parade.
The weather forecast is calling for snow and cold this weekend maybe staying inside and enjoy the photos and if you want to see the live version make sure to go to hoosierlandtv to view the parade with Cindy Loveless sounds like a good idea.
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Thanksgving Eve turned out to be an exciting night of basketball at Case Arena for Frankfort and Clinton Prairie JV and Varsity basketball.
Hotdog basketball went to the floor with Frankforts new varsity coach Albert Hendrix.
Clinton Prairie won over the Hotdogs 51-38 and top scorers for the Gophers were Nick Curtin with 19 points, Evan Smock 12, Hunter Haynes 8, and Jaymon Crick adding 7 points.
Frankfort top scorers were Lucas Waggoner with 10 points, Jayden McBee 9, and Matthew Berry adding 6 points.
Clinton Prairie also won the JV game 37-28 The Gophers top scorers were Sam Hurliman with 10 points, Ryan Swinford 8, Conner Haynes and Xander Dean each with 7 points.
Frankfort Jv top scorers were Levi Carson 12 points, Jordan Brannan 6, and Landan Spencer adding 4.
View photos in the links below for both JV and Varsity
47 degree weather didn’t stop the kiddos from the Annual Pumpkin Giveaway at Goodwin’s Wednesday afternoon.
Families enjoyed watching their children choose their pumpkins and also enjoy some refreshments. Cookies & warm cider.
Bill Miller and the Goodwin’s Funeral Home Crew were all there to help out.
Thank you Bill for the annual fall giveaway to smiling children and their families. The Pumpkins came from Pellings in Boyleston, Ind.
36th Annual WILO Senior Fair “Senior Stampede” September 24
Clinton, Carroll, and Boone County seniors were invited to saddle up for this year’s 36th Annual WILO Senior Fair, themed the “Senior Stampede.” The event was held on Tuesday, September 24, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Community Life Center in Frankfort (located behind the First Church of the Nazarene, 2056 East Wabash Street).
A free shuttle service ran from the Frankfort High School parking lot to the fair for added convenience.
The Senior Fair offers something for everyone age 50 and over, with more than 40 booths showcasing products and services designed to benefit seniors. Admission is always free, and guests enjoy bingo, door prizes, free breakfast and lunch provided by C&R Catering, and plenty of opportunities to connect with local organizations.
Attendees were encouraged to show their spirit by dressing in western attire, tying into this year’s fun “Senior Stampede” theme. Health services also are available, including flu and pneumonia shots, with insurance and Medicare filing offered on site each year at the Senior Fair.
Entertainment : highlight the day, featuring Marc Imboden & The Revelators performed live from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
The Senior Fair is proudly hosted by Kaspar Media. For more information on how your organization can be inovolved with your own booth next year call 765-659-3338.
For interviews at the Senior Fair done throughout the day click on hoosierlandtv link on Clinton County Daily News and scroll down to enjoy. Also in the archives are daily Party Line links, local sports, Community events, and so much more.
Photo albums are in links below
Today we gather to honor one of our dedicated members of the Frankfort Police Department—K9 Athena.
For the past five years, Athena has faithfully served this community alongside her handler, Lieutenant Chris Salaba. Together, they have formed a partnership built on trust, discipline, and unwavering commitment to keeping Frankfort and Clinton County safe.
Chief Scott Shoemaker stated “Many know that I am not a dog person, they scare me. Evan Hall and I drove to West Virigina to look at Athena and decide whether we brought her back. Obviously, we did. But when we stopped to let her use the restroom, Evan left me outside while he used the restroom. I was with her and I could not get her to get back in the kennel. She wouldn’t listen to me, fitting because none of my employees do. Thankfully there are dog people and Evan got her in the car. It takes a special person to handle a police K9. I want to acknowledge Lt. Salaba’s work over the years in keeping Athena healthy and strong. She was always ready to work.”
During her distinguished career, K9 Athena has been responsible for over 90 adult arrests related to illegal drugs. Each one of those arrests represents not just an enforcement action, but a life potentially changed, step toward a safer and healthier community. Her work has helped remove dangerous substances from our streets and has supported countless investigations that strengthened our department’s mission.
Beyond her remarkable record, Athena has been more than just a police K9. She has been a loyal partner, a trusted teammate, and a symbol of courage and service. Her presence on scene often brought calm, confidence, and assurance to officers and citizens alike.
As she begins her well-earned retirement, she’ll trade the long patrol shifts for a life of relaxation, love, and well-deserved rest. Lieutenant Salaba, thank you for your dedication and care in handling Athena through these years. The bond you two share is one that words can hardly describe—it’s built on loyalty, respect, and mutual trust.
On behalf of the Frankfort Police Department and the community we serve, we thank K9 Athena for her service, her courage, and her sacrifice. We wish her the happiest of retirements, filled with comfort, treats, and plenty of time to simply be a dog.
Thank you, Athena, for protecting and serving our city with honor.
Story Contributor: Chief Scott Shoemaker.
For more photos of this event click the links below
