Articles by Russ Kaspar

1709 E. Wabash Street in Frankfort used to be a KFC location.  That location next to Frankfort McDonalds has now been purchased by a Popeyes … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Central Dispatch says, more than anything, Citizens in distress need to know …. “Where is your emergency?”.    Not only will that be … [FULL STORY]

The new Dollar Tree store on West Walnut Street in Frankfort is showing rapid progress toward opening its doors.  The store location was originally a … [FULL STORY]

Beautiful spaces with historic buildings need to be preserved.  The Stone House east of the snack bar at TPA park is getting a new roof.  … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County Chamber of Commerce has canceled Casino Night originally scheduled for Friday, March 15th.  A new date, perhaps in late summer is being explored.  … [FULL STORY]

Clinton County now has 40 new AED (Automated External Defibrillator) devices installed (or soon to be installed) for use when there is a sudden cardiac … [FULL STORY]

  Frankfort Indiana was recently featured in Business View Magazine.  To review the article, click link below.   Frankfort, Indiana – Clinton County

Camp Cullom, with future support of the community, is undergoing a transformation. Camp Cullom, assisted by the Community Foundation and United Way for Clinton County … [FULL STORY]

Have you ever seen Maple Syrup being made from sap?  Camp Cullom will host a Pancake-Sausage Biscuit Breakfast today, Saturday, February 24 from 7:30 to … [FULL STORY]

Kaspar Media is proud to launch “Boone 102.7.”    Boone 102.7 FM is part of the Kaspar Media family that includes: •    WILO 96.9 FM •    … [FULL STORY]

What is in store for the quickly changing economic landscape in Boone County? Kaspar Media attended the Boone County State of the Community Breakfast held … [FULL STORY]

Glover’s Ice Cream owner and CEO Bryan Helm is looking for a solution that would allow Glover’s Ice Cream to remain open and continue to … [FULL STORY]

The Crossing celebrated 7 more graduates today from Frankfort and Lafayette in their Winter Graduation. The mission of the Crossing is to empower struggling students … [FULL STORY]

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]