Jackson Harlan has been named to yet another All-State boys’ basketball team on a First Team level, this one perhaps being the most prestigious and coveted list in Kentucky – the Courier Journal All-State Boys’ Basketball team.
Voted on by basketball coaches from across Kentucky, the CJ All-State team voting saw 93 coaches return ballots this year.
The news of this latest accolade for the 2019 CCHS basketball standout came just a couple of weeks after being named to the Lexington Herald-Leader’s All-State basketball team, as was reported in the Clinton County News, March 28, 2019 edition.
Harlan joins nine other players from Kentucky high schools on the CJ All-State First team, including Kentucky signee and 2019 Kentucky
The Albany Lions Club recently served the community by purchasing six HP Chromebooks for the students at Albany Elementary School.
The check was presented to Tim Armstrong, Principal of Albany Elementary School
Mike Davis presented a check to Kaytlen Matthews in the amount of $1,000.00 on behalf of The Robbie Davis Memorial Foundation. Kaytlen is a senior at Clinton County High School and will be attending the HOSA International Leadership Conference
Clinton County Public Library, like many libraries today, is more than a place to borrow books or use a public computer. In addition to its more traditional functions, the library is a place that fosters learning in children, engages the community, and preserves local
Several students, and Clinton County school Library staff sponsor, gathered last week to show off the plaque they received recently after being named one of 10 winners in the Follett Challenge contests. The school was named a People’s
The Lead to Succeed students from Clinton County Area Technology Center recently completed a service-learning project at Golden Harvest Village. On Wednesday, April 10, twenty leadership students, along with teachers Mrs. Holly Claborn and Mrs. Ashley Ipock, traveled
Our Egg Coloring Contest was a huge success! We had a total of 287 submissions, from people ages three to 84! Overall, the Kindergarten age group participated in the highest numbers, with 125 total submissions. The 7th grade age group also had plenty of representation with 62 submissions.
There were 134
The Center for Rural Development has selected Clinton County High School student Abbi Young to participate in the 2019 Rogers Scholars program.
Young is the daughter of Kevan and Lezlee
The Clinton County News enjoyed taking a spring break trip last week with the Messer family of Albany, traveling to Freeport Grand Bahama Island.
Shown above with two of the hosts on
The Webb School recently announced its A and B honor rolls for the third quarter of the 2018-2019 school year.
Albany resident Dalton Gregory, 11th grader, son of Frank and Kathleen Gregory, Albany, earned A Honor Roll