Aaron’s Chapel Separate Baptist Church wants to welcome its new pastor, Bro. Johnny Davis and his wife, Sister Shirley Davis with a dinner Sunday, August 26 after morning services.
Bro. and Sister Davis are Clinton County residents. Bro. Davis has pastored churches in surrounding counties for the past 27 years. They have two daughters, Amy (Michael) Frost and Elizabeth Davis, three grandchildren, Devin, Taylor and Kloe Frost.
Jersie Smith and Camden Mason competed in the 2018 Little Miss and Mister Kentucky State Fair pageant on Thursday, August 16 representing the Casey County Fair. They received 7th runners up out of 67 couples. Jersie is the daughter of Leslie Smith and Camden is the son of John and Paige Mason, all of Albany.
U.S. Air Force Airman Jordan H. Foster graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
Foster is the son of Jessica M. Foster of Minot, North Dakota, and is a 2011 graduate of Clinton County High School, Albany, Ky.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
John Warinner grew this 35 pound watermelon in the Upchurch community and recently stopped by Clinton Care & Rehab to donate it for the elders to enjoy. Along with Warinner are two of the residents, Ms. Enno Rednour and Ms Ruby Jones.
It’s been a while since I last wrote this column. In fact it’s been more than five months, and to say I’m no longer an addict would be the understatement of a lifetime. In fact, if I lose sight of this one fact; it will very likely cost me, my life, itself. Even after all this time, I still struggle with my addiction.
You folks don’t have any clue of just how much I would love to take a Xanax or a Methadone, or both, right now. It’s just four in the
Local cattle industry loses a friend with
death of Jimmy Logan
It is with sadness and a heavy heart that I learned early Sunday morning of the passing of Jimmy Logan. Jimmy and his family have been cornerstones in the local cattle business for many years. But more than that, he was a close personal friend.
Jimmy served as a cattle buyer and probably bought as many cattle over the years as anyone
The above left photo shows two large watermelons and the photo above right is one tomato.
Clinton County students Ben Tallent, Eli Rains, Moriah Moons, and Bryson Cross recently graduated from The Center for Rural Development’s 2018 Rogers Explorers youth leadership program.
The Rogers Explorers program is an educational leadership program that provides hands-on learning opportunities for middle school students in Southern and Eastern Kentucky to build their math, science, and technology skills. Graduates are encouraged to work toward pursuing careers in these in-demand career fields.
“It was awesome! I
(Kentucky Department of Agriculture photo)
