Four members of the Clinton County Community Foundation Advisory Board were on hand last week to meet with Kentucky State Senator Max Wise and AT&T Regional Director of External and Legislative Affairs Nancy Jarett, who presented the local foundation with a donation in the amount of $2,000. The Clinton County Community Foundation was formed last year as an effort to establish a means for Clinton County to have in place a way for people to “give back” to the community they call “home”, whether that be a past or present situation. Funds that are being raised by the local Foundation are channeled into an endowment type program in conjunction with the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky.
In making the recent donation Tuesday morning to the Clinton County Community Foundation, Jarett noted that
Steve Morgan, chairman of the Clinton County Community Foundation, was on hand Monday afternoon to present Clinton County Healthy Hometown Coalition Chairman Paula Little, left, and Coalition Director April Speck, with a donation in the amount of $2,500.
by: Gayla Duvall
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Clay Choate, Albany, has been named to the Dean’s List for the fall, 2014 semester.
In a list published last week in the Clinton County News, Choate’s name was inadvertantly omitted from the list of students from
Nutrition can greatly impact your child’s learning ability
Source: Solstice Publications
The nutritional quality of our diet affects our well-being throughout our lives, but it has an even greater
Go Red for Women
Let’s paint Clinton County Red on Friday, February 6
Did you know that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, killing more than
by David Cross and Al Gibson
former students
I just don’t know what would be sufficient to say about the woman who taught
In recognition of her academic performance, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs has announced that Amanda Clunie of Albany has been named to the University of the Cumberlands’ (UC) Dean’s List for the 2014 fall semester.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The following Western Kentucky University students from the Clinton County area were named to the Dean’s and President’s lists for the fall 2014 semester: Kaela L. Wiggington*, Chloe J. Brown*, Summer E. Abston, India N. Talbott*, John A. Wallen*, Kasey
Master Cattleman Program
The Clinton, Cumberland, Russell, and Wayne County Extension Offices are partnering to host the Kentucky Master Cattleman program. The Master Cattleman program is a 10 session in depth program focusing on beef production and the beef industry. The program