One person is dead and a chief deputy is among two injured after a crash in Clinton County. A car and a SUV driven by Frankfort Police Chief Deputy Cesar Muñoz collided before 5 a.m. Saturday when the car was trying to pass another vehicle. The driver of the car did not survive- and Muñoz and a passenger from the car were taken to the hospital. The Indiana State Police Crash Reconstruction Team is investigating the crash. FPD Deputy Chief Cesar Muñoz

Join Purdue Extension Boone County for one of Boone County 4-H’s favorite traditions! Come enjoy a delicious meal while supporting local youth programs and improvements to the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds. Saturday, April 11, from 4:00 – 7:30 PM at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds. Meal Options: • $15 – Pork Chop or ½ Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Applesauce & Drink • NEW this year! $5 – All-Beef Hot Dog, Mac & Cheese & Drink Desserts by Extension Homemakers for an additional cost.

Noblesville Carmel 50, Fishers 49           Frankfort Brebeuf Jesuit 48, Guerin Catholic 47           Delphi Benton Central 64, Western Boone 56           Clinton Central Rossville 67, Bethesda Christian 51           Regional Basketball At Frankfort Saturday Rossville [20-5] vs. North Vermillion [15-11] 1 pm

Boone County Prosecutor Kent Eastwood announced that Damian Hatton, 24, of Indianapolis, has been sentenced to 26 years in the Indiana Department of Correction for multiple felony and misdemeanor offenses committed against two minor victims in 2024. The sentence was imposed on March 4, 2026, by Judge Matthew Kincaid in Boone Superior Court I. In addition to the executed prison sentence, Hatton will be required to register as a Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) for life, as defi

Dixie Lee Coffman, 72, passed away on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at Homewood Health Campus in Lebanon, Indiana. She was born in Hartford City, Indiana on June 28, 1953, a daughter of the late John A. Coffman and Mary A. (Bray) French. Dixie attended Blackford High School. She was a devoted homemaker who cherished time with her family and playing games. Dixie also loved outdoor activities like fishing and camping, and enjoyed watching wrestling, game shows, and cooking programs.

Lebanon High School hosted the first ever Sagamore Conference Student-Athlete Leadership Conference, welcoming 25 outstanding student-athletes representing Harrison, McCutcheon, Danville, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, and Lebanon High Schools. The conference was led by Mike Eger of Education Stadium. Mike’s mission, and the goal of the conference, was to inspire and empower young people to take control of their futures. Using theSALT (Student-Athlete Leadership Traini

The Sheridan fire department  would like to congratulate firefighter/emts Travis Nuckols, Dylan Michael, and Cadence Cline for the completion of their probationary period at Sheridan Fire. Wednesday each were pinned with their new badges as a firehouse tradition.

Friday, Mar. 6 Lebanon vs. Brebeuf Jesuit, 6 pm,@ Frankfort Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 Danville vs. Guerin Catholic, 7:30 pm,@ Frankfort Rensselaer vs. Western Boone , 6 pm, @ Delphi Benton Central vs. North Montgomery, 7:30 pm,@  Delphi Sheridan vs. Taylor, 6 pm, @ Elwood Rossville vs. Carroll, 6 pm, @ Clinton Central

The Witham Health Services Volunteer Organization will host a fundraiser with Jawbone BBQ on Wednesday, March 11, from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the ER entrance (2605 North Lebanon Street).   The menu will include pulled chicken, pulled pork, cheesy potatoes, green beans with sausage, spinach salad and banana pudding. Jawbone BBQ will donate 10% of all sales from the event to the Witham Volunteer Organization. All proceeds from the fundraiser benefit the Witham Volunteer Organiz

The United Way of Central Indiana is awarding an $80,000 grant to Boone County Mentoring Partnership to support the education, financial stability and well-being of whole families. The grant comes from United Way’s Family Opportunity Fund, which supports integrated programming that serves youth and adults in the same household. Matt Wilson, executive director of Boone County Mentoring Partnership stated, “This grant funding allows us to further our work to ensure youth and

The Thorntown Heritage Museum and Sugar Creek Historical Society are hosting a fundraiser dinner May 2 to celebrate Thorntown history. This dinner will help to raise funds to repair and renovate the Gillan Barn, the site of future exhibits and educational space for the museum. The Gillan Barn was built in the 1920s.  The Past Builds the Future: Gillan Barn Fundraiser will be 4-7:30 p.m. May 2 at Thorntown Elementary School, 200 W Mill Street, Thorntown. Tickets are $40 for in

Purdue Extension – Clinton County will hold an open house on Tuesday, March 17 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The event offers residents a chance to learn more about the many educational programs and services available through Purdue Extension. Staff members will be on hand throughout the day to answer questions and share how Extension programs can benefit individuals, families, farms, and local organizations. The open house will be held at 1111 S. Jackson St., Frankfort.

At Frankfort Danville 75, Crawfordsville 61          Guerin Catholic 81, Frankfort 36  Clinton Central Bethesda Christian 47, Clinton Prairie 28   Frontier 73, Clinton Central 34

Frankfort High School is proud to announce that Mr. Travis Beckett has been selected as a DonorsChoose Grant Winner for his innovative project, “Biology with Robotics.” Mr. Beckett designed this project to give students authentic STEM experiences and show them how robotics and biology work together in modern science and technology. By integrating robotics into biology lessons, students will gain a deeper understanding of scientific concepts while preparing for future college

Join the Boone County Sheriff's Department on Friday May 1, from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM at the Ern K. Hudson Justice Center for a Criminal Justice Career Fair! Representatives from: Boone County Sheriff’s Office Boone County Probation & Community Corrections will be present to discuss: Full-time career opportunities. Internship opportunities. Career paths in public safety. Whether you’re a high school graduate ready to begin your career or a college graduate looking to step int

The Zionsville Parks Department announces the new restrooms at Mulberry Fields are officially open. Restroom availability is dawn to 11 pm daily. Just a reminder, the family restroom, splash pad restrooms, and new concession stand will open later this spring. The Mulberry Fields Splash Pad traditional opening is Memorial Weekend.

At their most recent meeting the Clinton County Commissioners accept three bids tied to naming rights and signage at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. The bids presented included $5,000 per year for the show arena from the Scott D. Walker Foundation, $5,000 per year for the 4-H building from Premier Crop Insurance, and $4,000 for the south open-sided building from FBI.

At Noblesville Noblesville 42, Zionsville 38          Hamilton Southeastern 68, Westfield 61  At Frankfort Brebeuf Jesuit 59, Tri-West 35   At Delphi Western Boone 63, Delphi 55         North Montgomery 50, Seeger 41           At Clinton Central Carroll (Flora) 58, Traders Point Christian 33           Tonight Danville vs. Crawfordsville, 6 pm, @ Frankfort Guerin Catholic vs. Frankfort, 7:30 pm, @ Frankfort Bethesda Christian vs. Clinton Prairie, 6 pm, @ Clinton Central Fronti

With deep sorrow and much love, we mourn the passing of Sue A. Noland, 67, which occurred on Friday, February 27, 2026, peacefully at home in Danville, Indiana after a long battle fighting pancreatic cancer. She was born on March 30, 1958, in Lebanon, and the soulmate of Paul E. Noland. Raised in Boone County, Sue was a 1976 graduate of Western Boone High School. She worked as an insurance agent, Tupperware saleswoman, homemaker, babysitter, substitute teacher in North Salem,

Ora “Oby” B. Shockley, 59, of Lebanon, Indiana passed away on Friday, February 27, 2026, at Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis. He was born in Indiana, on November 16, 1966, a son of the late Lawrence and Meldra Jodell "Jo" (Shanklin) Shockley. Oby graduated from Lebanon High School. He spent many years working at DeVol and Son Garage, and in recent years, Oby transitioned to landscaping. He loved outdoor activities like camping and fishing, but most of all, Oby enjoyed ti