High times . . .
Above, Cobb Mill Manager Matt Ferguson, right, was inspecting a pipe on the top platform of the mill Friday morning. Ferguson said the colder weather makes it harder to keep the lines flowing smoothly and at times clogged or slow flows are jogged loose with the use of a rubber mallet.
At left, a side by side comparison of crumbled feed, right, and pellet feed that the mill produces. Ferguson said the mill is now fully operational.
Citizens of Clinton and surrounding counties have been keeping an eye on the newly constructed Cobb-Vantress feed mill for more than a
Two individuals who allegedly had involvement in a deadly incident that occurred last November resulting in two deaths, including a murder and another death, have been indicted by a Clinton County Grand Jury in relation to those fatal incidents. its regular session on February 12, the
Above, James Comer, Republican candidate for Governor, shook hands with Albany Mayor Nicky Smith during Thursday’s appearance at the Clinton County Courthouse.
Many things in life are unpredictable, but none more so that the weather, especially this time of year when winter turns into spring. This year, like the old saying, people in this area of the country may “go from the frying pan into the fire,” considering
The long, cold winter of 2015 is coming to a close much to the delight of most Clinton County and southern Kentucky residents. With spring quickly approaching, many residents have something even more to look forward to, shorter nights and longer
Players, fans, coaches, parents and the entire community – businesses, professionals and residents – came together for a common effort once again this past Saturday night, making for another successful Clinton County High School Basketball Booster Club
Last week’s winter storm that dumped between eight inches and a foot of snow across the county, coupled with the frigid temperatures that followed and later the freezing rain, has played havoc with schedules including everything from schools to churches to deliveries
“Canceled, postponed, closed, opening late, closing early”
Those were the most common words and phrases heard around Albany and Clinton County this week as a winter snowstorm blanked the area with snow that ranged
Beginning at top left and moving clockwise, Trish Miller addressed the crowd during Friday night’s special Relay for Life event held during the Clinton County vs. Glasgow basketball game. Tonda
Clinton County resident Jimmy Glidewell, left, spent a few moments discussing an issue with Kentucky Senator Max Wise last week after a “town hall” type gathering in the Clinton County Courthouse, while in the background, local attorney
The Clinton County Grand Jury results from February 12 have been released, as the panel handed down several indictments during the session, some involving assault and several individuals were named in multi-count charges.
The following true bills were returned by the local
Last week’s series of winter storms played havoc with just about every aspect of life in and around Albany and Clinton County, including schools, businesses and local and state government functions.
The weather caused the cancellation of both the Clinton County Fiscal
Clinton County Fiscal Court, meeting in special session Monday evening, February 23, dealt with several issues in lieu of its regular meeting that had been cancelled the previous week due to the winter storm. All magistrates were present for the 50 minute session that included a
Like most planned events in this area during the past 10 days or so, the largest single fundraising effort of the year for the Clinton County High School Basketball Boosters Club – the WANY Radio Auction, was rescheduled from it’s original date
Clinton County Board of Education held a call meeting Monday afternoon at the Central Office with all members present and a limited agenda requiring action. The meeting was held in lieu of the board’s regular meeting that had been cancelled the previous week due to the
A trio of events that had been planned this Friday by the C.C.H.S. Basketball Boosters Club has been postponed until further notice, according to Booster Club President Kim Gibson.
Gibson told the
On Monday morning people in Albany and Clinton County awakened to a winter wonderland with sub-freezing temperatures and predictions that temperatures would not reach above freezing marks all week.
A Clinton County man charged with a co-defendant in relation to the murder of another Albany man, Jimmy Sidwell, Jr., in October 2013, has agreed to accept a 35-year prison sentence for his alleged role in that crime.
During a pretrial conference
The Clinton County Industrial Development Authority held its first meeting of 2015 last Thursday morning at the IDA-Welcome Center. Six of seven members were on hand for the board’s regular meeting.
The board first re-elected officers, with all current officers being nominated
The Clinton County Board of Education held a combination meeting and work session last Thursday evening, February 12 with all board members present. Also on hand were Finance Director Mike Reeves and Principals Tina Langford and Tim Armstrong of the ECC and AES, respectively.
The Clinton County Bulldogs moved to the finals of the 16th District Tournament last week, but fell in the championship game to the Russell County Lakers, 63-47. Clinton County got to the finals by
The Clinton County Lady Bulldogs ended its spectacular season Tuesday night in the first round of the 16th District Tournament at the hands of the Cumberland County Panthers, 75-72.
And then there were . . . well, it depends on Mother Nature
Sometimes you skate completely through a roundball season without missing hardly a game.
Other years are like
March. Kentucky’s basketball team has laid claim to a peak where Big Blue fan expectations live. Full summit.
A high place where 46 SEC titles brings more yawn than yea!
Whatever happens from here, smothering quick-and-cocky Arkansas, surgical
Just when the caterpillar
thought the world was ending,
he turned into a butterfly.
Twenty-seven wins in, Kentucky’s basketball team is less a caterpillar, if it ever was, but, as the world turns
The Clinton County Bulldogs dropped it’s third game of the season to the Monroe County Falcons Friday night in a close, down-to-the-wire contest, 46-44.
During the first meeting between the two teams on December 9 at The Castle,
Polston, was playing with Kelly Grider, Larry Conner, and Lance Sasser in a scramble event when he scored the ace. His team finished the nine hole round with a score of nine under par 27.
February. The rodent in Pennsylvania didn’t see his shadow … some of us forgot the Valentine’s Day thing … Jerry Tarkanian’s name made it into same sentence with Dean Smith … and pitchers and catchers reported to spring training.
Closer to home,
Thanks to Mother Nature – that might be it
The old saying “if you don’t like the weather in southern Kentucky, stick around awhile, it’ll change in a day or two” would be a welcomed adage to
The Clinton County Bulldogs dropped two games this week with a loss to Corbin on Monday night, February 9, 66-55, and a loss to Caverna on Tuesday, 55-52. In between losses, Clinton County grabbed a “W” Friday night at home against Glasgow, 84-53, to
50th wedding anniversary
Amy Marcum and Angie McFall invite all family and friends to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their parents, Bro. Ron and Reba Jones. The event will be at the RECC Community room Sunday,
Phillips of Tampa, Florida, celebrated his 90th birthday January 27, 2015. He is the son of the late Albert and Dolly Tompkins Phillips of Albany, Ky. Hughel retired at the age of 55 from the Federal Housing Administration and
Get an early start on spring gardening
Source: Rick Durham, extension horticulture specialist
You don’t need to wait for warm weather to start your vegetable garden. Did you know there are several types of vegetables you can
Sundowner Syndrome
Source: Amy Hosier,
UK extension specialist for family life education
If you care for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s
The three C’s of making money
Most cattleman would agree this has not been the easiest winter to manage a cow/calf herd. Old man winter started early this year and has decided he’d flex his
Reality Town rescheduled
Clinton County Middle School Reality Town has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 18. Please arrive at the middle school by 7:45 a.m. If you have any questions, call 387-8575.
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March is recognized as National Nutrition Month and local efforts to improve nutritional education are being undertaken by agencies right here in Albany and Clinton County including those being taken by the Clinton County Extension Office.
Why should your child participate in school breakfast program daily?
Source: School Nutrition Association
FACT: Students who eat breakfast have better attention and memory. Research indicates the quality of
Update from Frankfort
By Max Wise, 16th District Senator
The focus in the Senate last week and the days ahead will be on receiving and vetting many House bills
Members of the Clinton County High School Band were recently honored for being selected for the Western Kentucky University Honors Band in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Those student musicians were auditioned and
