A review of surveillance video has resulted in the arrest of three Wayne County residents following a burglary at Bonnie’s Highway Gas Station last week.
On Tuesday, July 11 at 11 p.m., video surveillance caught three individuals entering Bonnie’s Highway Gas Station and with the help of the video, Clinton County Sheriff Jim Guffey was able to locate, arrest and charge three individuals in relation to the break-in.
Mary Rains, 21, and Christian King, 22, both of Monticello, were arrested and charged last Wednesday.
Larry Pyles, 28, of Monticello was not arrested until Monday, July 17, according to Guffey.
The Clinton County Grand Jury convened in regular session last Thursday, July 13 and returned several true bills in open circuit court. The following indictments were handed down last week:
* Christopher A. Pierce, the alleged offenses of tampering with a
The second annual Chamber of Commerce Job Fair will take place Wednesday July 26, at the Clinton County Community Center from noon until 4 p.m.
Chamber of Commerce Secretary April Speck said
Clinton County Board of Education held its last meeting prior to the start of the new school year on Monday of this week, July 17 with all members present except board member Goldie Stonecipher.
The board first voted to approve between meeting
The Clinton County school board held its monthly work session last Thursday afternoon, July 13 with three members present. Board members Jeff Sams and Goldie Stonecipher were absent for the meeting, which included a brief update on the proposed purchase of the SCC-Clinton Center.
Marina at Rowena partners, Tom Allen, left, and Tony Sloan, right, provided the Clinton County News a tour Monday of the area where facilities will be built for the new marina on Lake Cumberland. The view
Fireworks were aplenty this week as Clinton County joined in with the rest of the nation to celebrate Independence Day. Two of the best shows caught over the past few days are shown in these two photographs.
A middle school student has come up with a way to help out the community she lives in by putting an idea into the heads of people who live here.
According to Clinton County Fair President Mike Matthews, attendance was high during last week’s fair.
Only one event had to be changed
Entertainment has been high on the list for Clinton County in the past few days and will continue on a daily basis through the end of this week, and all of
Getting to know students and treating them with respect while making education fun is Angela Sloan’s goal this upcoming year at the Clinton County Middle School.
Sloan
The Freedom Baptist Association in conjunction with the Kentucky Changers – WMU (Women’s Missionary Union,) came to Albany last week and completed construction at 15 different sites across the county.
Albany City Council held a special call meeting last Wednesday evening, July 5. The meeting was held due to its regular meeting falling the previous day–the July 4 holiday.
All members were present for the brief meeting, which, other than approval of
The Clinton County Recreation Park Board held its regular meeting last Thursday night, June 29 at the park with seven members on hand, discussing several general items of business.
The board did begin discussing its annual single largest fundraiser of the year,
There will be a changing of the guard for the 2017-18 school term at Clinton County Middle School, as long-time educator, administrator and most recently principal at that school is retiring after almost three decades in education.
A trio of Kentucky individuals–two of whom allegedly did not pay for their $67 meal at Livingston’s Huddle House restaurant–reportedly attracted the attention of local law enforcement Friday, June 23.
According to a report filed by Livingston Police Department Officer Melissa Young,
Clinton Fiscal Court now has a 2017-18 year budget in place, adopting the just under $4.7 million document during an “emergency provision” special meeting held last Friday morning, June 23–one week prior to the current year’s budget expiring.
After getting a late
The man who was convicted of several charges in the case involving tainted steroids that resulted in the death of long-time Clinton County Circuit Judge Eddie C. Lovelace, has been sentenced to nine years in prison.
A revised county road ordinance will soon be in effect if fiscal court approves final reading on the new document next month. Fiscal court, during a call meeting last Tuesday, approved first reading of the revised ordinance which calls for some subtle changes, including pertaining to
A Clinton County man was the object of a boat chase on Lake Cumberland over the weekend that, according to authorities, lasted for over an hour and spanned at least three counties
The 5th annual Mike Anders Memorial Golf Tournament Fore the Kids will be held Saturday, August 12, 2017 at 76 Falls Country Club. Shotgun start at 10 a.m. (check-in at 9 a.m.). Entry fee is $50 per golfer, four-person scramble, ABCD Draw.
Monday night scramble winners from 76 Falls Country Club were Mike Riddle, Gene Latham, Larry Ferguson, Avid Napier and Steve Stearns.
Dog days of summer are here (finally), practice well underway
With the start of the 2017-18 school year just around the corner – sorry for that reminder
Monday night scramble winners from 76 Falls Country Club on July 3 were Mike Riddle, Fredrick Honeycutt, Gary Latham, Gene Latham and J.R. Simmons.
Monday night scramble winners
Future of Football looks bright
Trisha Miller sent in a photo that appears elsewhere this week in SPORTS of the group of campers who enjoyed attending last Saturday’s Friends of Football
Monday night’s scramble winners at 76 Falls Country Club were Mike Riddle, Trevor Riddle, Clayton Brown and Larry Ferguson.
Winning first place in a scramble hosted last weekend at 76 Falls Country Club was Trevor Riddle, Adam Marcum, Donovan Edwards and Gary Latham.
Another Memorial Day is here – another tourism season, too
We have finally made it through those seven pesky winters this region associates with the arrival of spring/summer weather, with perhaps a slight jump of the gun
Less than a year after winning an Emmy for outstanding broadcasting, Clinton County native Linda Asberry Angelle has once again been recognized for her reporting while working behind the television camera at the Texas station she has worked
I’ve come closer to using something to alter my state of mind during the last few days than I like. At times these temptations and urges are so strong. They are so intense it is extremely hard to resist. I’m sure this will continue for the
I have got to give police officers, corrections officers, judges, lawyers, emergency personal, all the court workers, probation and parole officers, counselors, hospitals, doctors, nurses and all the people who work in these offices credit. Almost all of them had to deal with me from time
Riddle-Thompson to wed
Ms. Ashley Riddle of Clinton County, and Mr. Andrew Thompson of Wayne County, will be united in marriage on July 29, 2017 at five o’clock, Eastern Standard Time. The ceremony and
Kentucky’s 2017 Elementary Teacher of the Year, Kellie Jones of Taylor County’s Intermediate School, urged the teachers to whom she spoke at Campbellsville University to “keep your passion for teaching” and “Students today need passionate and energetic
Albany / Clinton County Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Job Fair at the Clinton County Community Center Wednesday, July 26 from noon until 4 p.m. Several businesses will be on site. For more information contact April Speck, Secretary for the
The Clinton County News recently enjoyed a trip to Paris, France as Bianca Soma and Craig Ostertag stood in front of the Effel Tower.
The Clinton County News recently enjoyed a trip to Daytona, Florida with Jaden Jones, Jeff Jones and Jacob Fisher. While enjoying the sea air, the group made a stop for lunch at a Daytona Hooters, where this photo was
Beech Bottom Cemetery needs donations
The Beech Bottom Cemetery is asking for donations to pay for mowing and other maintenance costs. Please mail donations to Beech Bottom Cemetery fund, 210 Burkesville, Road, Albany, Kentucky 42602.
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Beech Bottom Cemetery needs donations
The Beech Bottom Cemetery is asking for donations to pay for mowing and other maintenance costs. Please mail donations to Beech Bottom Cemetery fund, 210 Burkesville, Road, Albany, Kentucky 42602.
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