Kirklin, United States (Local)
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Patty Keaton Parks focuses on local events, particularly high school basketball games and fire department training in Clinton, Indiana. She mostly provides event coverage with a seasonal focus.
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By: Patty Keaton Parks
Today would not have been possible without the support from the local schools who regularly refer students and offer scholarships for them to attend. Special thanks to the Nazarene Church for the use of their building for the ceremony as well.
By: Patty Keaton Parks
The Thursday night annual Fish Fry marks the beginning of Kirk”s Crossing. As always there was a great turnout for carry out and dinning in at the Fire Department.
The sky was cloudy but the rain held off for the Annual Kirk’s Crossing Parade Saturday.
By: Patty Keaton Parks
Kirklin was happy to bring waterball back to the park for Kirk’s Crossing this year. Thank you to the event sponsor Excel Tool and Engineering.
Blessing of the Badges at Michigantown Christian Church was held on July 1st
Congratulations Madilyn Ford 2026 Clinton County Fair Queen, Madilyn is a 10 year 4-H’er and a recent graduate of Rossville High School/
By: Patty Keaton Parks
2026 Clinton County 4-H Parade is in the books. What a fast week. Congratulations to all of our County 4-H members that work so hard every year to get this week in the books.
Another exciting annual Battle of the badges game took place on Sunday afternoon.
By: Patty Keaton Parks
Frankfort Fire Department held a blessing of the truck and push ceremony Wednesday evening.
By: Patty Keaton Parks
One day we are all kids from four little schools, Scircleville, Michigantown, Forest, and Kirklin.
