Keeton Sullivan, the three-year-old daughter of John Michael and Jessica Sullivan, stopped by the Clinton County News last week to visit with and be photographed with the News Grinch, while wearing her “We’re Like Really Into Christmas” t-shirt.
Keeton is also the grandaughter of Mike and Sue Owens of Albany.
Take a tour around town some evening and enjoy all of the holiday decorations. When you see the Grinch, grab a photo and email it to us, and we’ll put it in the Clinton County News. Just be sure to identify everyone in the photo and when you stopped by. Send your jpg image to: gpcompany@kih.net .
And have a Merry Grinch filled Christmas.
Gayla Duvall was honored last week during the monthly board meeting of the Clinton County Public Library.
Duvall, who has been the Head Librarian, now known as the Library Director, at the facility for the past 29 years, recently announced her plans to retire from the position at the end of 2020.
During last week’s board meeting, she was presented with several mementos of her time with the local library, including a photo book that
He’s back…
Albany’s favorite Clinton County News Christmas character is back for a stay during these final days of 2020.
The News Grinch is back in the front window of the Clinton County News on Washington Street for everyone’s enjoyment, proclaiming once again, that when he reads the Clinton County News, he feels less like a Grinch.
During this strange year of 2020, while it may
During October, Mediacom celebrated Customer Service Week. James Elmore was awarded the prestigious National Gold Scorecard Award, earning the overall best scorecard for the entire company for 2020. Company wide, Mediacom employs 4,300 people, and Elmore was one of 183 recognized for high-performance achievement in 2020.
Elmore is a resident of Albany, Kentucky and has served Mediacom customers in this area for 8 years. He has earned top honors with Mediacom during customer service week over the past three years, receiving
As the nation celebrates National Homecare and Hospice Month, Lifeline Health Care of Clinton encourages everyone to take a moment and express sincere gratitude and appreciation to the clinicians, support staff, and family members who serve as caregivers for friends and loved ones in our community and across the country.
In the above photo, Clinton County Judge/Executive Ricky Craig signs a proclamation designating November as Homecare and Hospice Month in Clinton County, as Karen Talbott, Clinical Director, Dee Leveridge, Patient Care
The office of Carol B. Peddicord, M.D. PLLC is pleased to welcome Renee Brown, APRN, to its practice. Brown is excited to be practicing back in her hometown of Albany. She is the wife of Greg Brown and has two sons, Devin and Jacob Brown. Brown has more than four years of experience as a Nurse Practitioner. Brown has experience with family practice including children and adolescents, as well as sport and school physicals. Our providers will also be offering some forms of IV therapy and IV antibiotics at
Mike Brown was traveling north on Washington Street as Asberry was traveling east on East Wood Street when the two vehicles collided. EMS, fire and police all responded to scene.
Business owner and entrepreneur Lamon Tyler Hubbs, a Clinton County native who currently resides in neighboring Wayne County, says The Center for Rural Development’s youth leadership programs helped mold his life and career.
Hubbs attended all three of The Center’s youth programs—Rogers Explorers, Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute (ELI), and Rogers Scholars—when he was a middle and high school student in Clinton County.
He credits each of these programs for being a stepping stone toward building
Green River Regional Educational Co-Op (GRREC) recently honored schools for implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)—an evidence-based, proactive approach to teaching and reinforcing behavioral expectations.
For the 2019-2020 school year, three schools in the Clinton County School District received recognition for outstanding efforts in implementing PBIS. Silver Recognition went to Albany Elementary School and Clinton County Early Childhood Center and Gold Recognition (the highest possible) went to Clinton County Middle School.
By David Cross
The name Willie Granville Pierce doesn’t mean much to the vast majority of Clinton County, particularly if you’re less than 70 years of age. But his passing recently at age 93 in Louisville, merits more than a mere mention in the local obituary column.
I knew very few people who loved Clinton County as much as Granville Pierce did. He loved it so much he moved back home at least three times over the years, and