Schools Receiving Most People’s Choice Votes Will Win $8,000 Each
Clinton County Middle School has entered a $200,000 national education contest hoping for a chance at one of the 13 prizes that will be awarded to recognize the most unique and inventive K-12 program.
In addition to completing an online application for the annual Follett Challenge, Clinton County Middle School also submitted a short video to promote its program that teaches students the 21st century skills they need to be prepared for life.
The video was submitted by Ms. Brittany Talbott from the Middle School Library and it promotes Mrs. Presley Sutton’s NEW news media class – CCMSN.
Ten of the prizes, valued at $8,000
The grand jury handed down several other indictments during its regular monthly session last week, several being multi-count true bills involving both felony and misdemeanor charges.
The following indictments were handed down last week and are felony
Albany City Council held its first meeting of 2019 last Tuesday, January 8 with all members present except councilman Tony Delk.
The meeting was a special call meeting in lieu of the regular meeting, which fell on
The first 2019 monthly term of Clinton Circuit Court was held Thursday, January 10 with Circuit Judge David L. Williams presiding over a heavy early year docket.
The following cases were those where defendants were either sentenced,
Clinton County Fiscal Court, with all members present including three new incoming members and a new county judge/executive, took care of some start of the year business during a less than half-hour special meeting Monday morning, January 7.
Clinton County Sheriff Jeff Vincent has been serving in that role for a week and a half now, but the Clinton County native is basically only “transitioning” from one law enforcement role to another.
After a record setting year for food and toy collections by the annual Christmas at Home program in 2017, totals dropped somewhat significantly during the 2018 drive.
Although the numbers were down somewhat, it was still a
Nigel Guffey, above with his dad, Robert, and grandmother, Cindy Guffey, shows off the military identifications he found inside a wallet he received as a Christmas gift.
After speaking to the
An emotionally charged alleged murder case that shook the community will be heard by a local grand jury following a preliminary hearing held in Clinton District Court in December.
Jerry Lowhorn will officially began a “second” term on the Clinton County Fiscal Court come January 1, after a hiatus of some 12 years.
Lowhorn will bring some experience to