A new fire station for the Albany Fire Department took another step forward last Friday afternoon, February 7, when construction bids on the new facility were opened at a council meeting held at Albany City Hall.
A total of eight contractors submitted bids on the project, along with two alternate projects if funds are available, including a third bay (alternate one) and four-foot high brick around the building (alternate two.)
The low bidder by far was Boils Construction Company of Albany, who submitted a base bid $536,000, with $31,000 on alternate one and $21,500 on alternate two.
The low bid was some $188,600 less than the second low bid of $724,600 submitted by Strehl Builders and $300,000 thousand above the high base bid that was submitted for $836,000.00.
The low
The annual C.C.H.S. Basketball Boosters Club / WANY Radio Auction last Friday night was another tremendous success, netting just under $8,000 for the varsity basketball programs. Held annually from the cafeteria at Clinton County High School, the auction saw a large gathering of workers
Mark Thrasher
Democrat Candidate for County Judge/Executive
I am a 44-year-old lifelong resident of Clinton County, married to Allison for 20 years and
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The over 20 volunteers of the Albany Fire Department will soon have a larger and better location in which to work and train after Albany City Council officially awarded a bid for construction of the new
With the end of February now in sight – and hopefully the end of a harsh winter season as well – Clinton County basketball fans are beginning to think about the closing out of regular season play this week, and next week’s
A Clinton County man and long-time local business operator was killed in a single-vehicle accident that occurred last Friday morning near his home.
James Michael Cooksey, 60, of Albany, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident by Clinton County Coroner
Tim Koger
Republican Candidate for Jailer
To the voters of Clinton County. I would like to introduce myself. My name is Tim Koger.
Clinton County Fiscal Court closed out funding on the Wellness Center and voted to extend service from the weather alert emergency provider CodeRed at its second special call meeting held within a week.
The court met with all members present on Tuesday
Clinton County Fiscal Court, in its first of two call meetings within a week, awarded a bid for a new remount ambulance at the first session last Wednesday morning, February 12 with five of six members present.
Two bids had been received
Clinton County Board of Education, with an early on packed house, held a busy and somewhat lengthy regular meeting Monday evening at the Central Office with all members present. Among items on the agenda were presentations, recognition of students and an address from a parent pertaining
Albany City Council continues to explore a major water project that could lead to more sewer service accessibility along a large area of the US 127/Albany Bypass.
During its regular meeting last Tuesday evening, February 4 with all members present, the council
