Arts & Culture
Creating balance: Banerjee harmonizes economics with music
To create harmony in his life, Swagata Banerjee — more popularly known as “Ban” or “Dr. Ban” by...
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Reads to relax with
“Under the Whispering Door” by TJ Klune In this unique adaptation of life-after-death,...
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An invitation declined
In 1873, Grand Duke Alexis Alexandrovich, the fourth son of Tsar Alexander II of Russia, made an...
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Famed Frankfort-made reels on display at Capital City Museum
Story by Betty Barr and Don Kleier But wait! Are these fishing reels or finely crafted pieces of...
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Spring reads
“The Lost Year: A Survival Story of the Ukrainian Famine” by Katherine Marsh In 1932...
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God created man, but …
I see no need to finish the above saying, for I know all the readers of FRANK. Magazine who grew...
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Painter’s pride: Marjorie Duncan Doneghy Willis proud of where she’s going and where she’s been
As rich as Marjorie Duncan Doneghy Willis’s blood is with paint, it also runs rich with history....
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Suggested books for your reading list
“I’m Glad My Mom Died” by Jennette McCurdy In her debut book, Jennette McCurdy pulls...
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The Garden Club of Frankfort hosts Noel in France
By Barbara Hadley Smith, The Garden Club of Frankfort The Garden Club of Frankfort’s annual...
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‘The Beat Goes On’
In 1967, the popular vocal duo Sonny and Cher had a Top 10 hit with “The Beat Goes On,” a phrase...
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