The Clinton County School board recognized several students Monday night at its meeting. Pictured above are members of the school board and Superintendent Tim Parson with Jaden Mullins and Conlan Beck, two CCHS students who were recognized for passing AP exams in U.S. History. Not present at the meeting but also recognized for passing AP exams were David Guffey (Computer Science Principles) Raul Jacinto-Rangel (Computer Science Principles) and Tristan Moons (Computer Science Principles).
At left is Kassie Shelton, a CCMS student who is a published author through collaboration with her father on a book of short stories titled: Tales So Scary You Will Sleep with the Lights On.
Dr. Albert Reyes of Dallas, Texas, head of Buckner Charities, based in Dallas, Texas, will be speaking at Albany First Baptist Church on Wednesday, September 25, at 6:30 p.m.
Buckner International is a non-profit international Christian charitable
By David Cross
Following the defeat of Sam Bell Maxey for Clinton County Clerk by John Allen Brents in 1856, Maxey did what he said he would do if defeated: leave town. He did so,
The end of summer 2019 marks the end of the 50th year that Albany First Baptist Church has conducted Sunday morning services as a mission program at Wolf River Resort and Marina.
Current Clinton County School Board Member Leslie Stockton spoke to our Clinton and Cumberland County students currently enrolled in the Business Academy and Medical Arts Academy at Southern Kentucky Early College and Career Academy on Friday, September 13,
Forbes recently named Monticello Banking Company as Second Best Bank in Kentucky for 2019.
Financial institutions were scored on overall recommendations and satisfaction; including trust, terms and conditions, branch services, digital services and financial advice.
U.S. Representative James Comer has been spending some time touring his congressional district and made a stop in Albany and Clinton County last week, listening to his constituents and speaking with city and county officials. The above photo
Late summer is the best time to establish cool-season forages
Source: Jimmy Henning, extension forage specialist
The period from late summer into early fall is the best time to
The Clinton County News traveled recently with Kathleen Booher and made several stops on her world-wide tour, including this stop where they spent some time with the guards outside St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican in Rome,
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Where the Crawdads Sing by Della Owens