Frankton News

Police investigating an armed bank robbery in Hamilton on Wednesday are appealing for help to trace the robber's movements after he left the bank.

Chairperson Jody Chandler briefs those in attendance on the State Road 128 project that would improve Sigler Street through the community.

A late morning barn fire left firefighters with logistical challenges on Wednesday as 400 feet of extra hose had to be used to fight the flames.

The superintendent of Frankton-Lapel Community Schools said Monday that no buses from the system are being sent into the Anderson Community Schools district to pick up transfer students.

A Frankton woman was hospitalized for minor injuries after her car struck another vehicle and left the roadway along Indiana 13 Wednesday afternoon.

SCENE EXAMINATION: Police investigators examine the road at the intersection of Mill and Victoria Sts in Hamilton where a body was found early today.

Mandy Traylor of Evansville and Craig Rodewald of Evansville were married on Oct.

Every time it rains, Sherry King's property along West 700 North is flooded with water that never seems to drain, and she's fed up.

Don and Mary Spell of Mooreland were married in Frankton, Indiana May 23, 1959. They wish all friends to help them celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, May 23rd from 1 to 3pm at their residence.

Thumbs down: To the lack of maintenance outside the closed Wilson Boys & Girls Club.

A two-car accident on Indiana 9 on Monday sent four people to the hospital with minor injuries.

Tyler Davidson and Courtney Girt were named king and queen of the Frankton High School Prom held Friday at the Anderson Center for the Arts.

High school students from east-central Indiana will put their knowledge of science to use in the sixth annual Iron Egg Launch Design Competition on Friday.

As Frankton High School students excitedly prepare for prom Friday, school officials and the sheriff's department hope they keep one thing in mind: Drinking will impair their ability to drive.

Frankton High School has its annual prom tomorrow, and one concern the school has is drinking and driving.

Of the roughly 900 people living in the town of Windfall, many hold different faith-based and political beliefs.

All schools in Lapel passed adequate yearly progress standards in 2008, according to results released Wednesday by the Indiana Department of Education.

Enjoying a Easter family get together are family members Cathy Borum, Mike Borum.

Firefighters have brought the fire at a furniture store in Lapel under control, but smoke still continues to billow from the building.

Economic development officials and others in Madison County were understandably disappointed when a company named Brevini chose to locate its headquarters and an assembly facility elsewhere.