Articles by Russ Kaspar

TPA park’s Festival of Lights just came off a record-breaking year. Several people close to the event heard “This is the best I have ever … [FULL STORY]

The Carroll County Comet can trace its roots back 185 years to 1837 and the Moss Family ownership for print media in Carroll County has … [FULL STORY]

The Times Newspaper will start printing one edition per week starting with the January 3, 2024 edition, according to a front page story in the … [FULL STORY]

The tradition continues to help the season shine bright on 800 North just west of 300 West in Clinton County. Santa won’t be there this … [FULL STORY]

Mary Isabel Ransopher turns 111 on Christmas Day, 2023.  We’ll explore memories of horses, radios, television sets, church, chores, electricity along with stories told to … [FULL STORY]

Note from Russ Kaspar, Kaspar Media: Area school news affects nearly all of us in some way.  We pay taxes from our paychecks to our … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Chamber of Commerce President Wanda Mitchell presided over the last Chamber meeting of 2023 and her second to last meeting in her two-year … [FULL STORY]

18,000 cars and trucks pass daily by the former CVS building on West Walnut Street in Frankfort across from Susan Kaspar State Farm Insurance Agency.  … [FULL STORY]

Kaspar Media today announced its newest platform designed to serve the needs of listeners, viewers and readers in North Central Indiana. Carroll County Daily News … [FULL STORY]