Although the judicial system has been altered in various ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic and court proceedings are somewhat slowed down, the circuit court system and grand jury sessions are still ongoing, as well as circuit court sessions, although sometimes in different ways.
The Clinton County Grand Jury has still been in session and has returned several true bills, which were recently released and are a matter of public record.
A host of indictments have been returned recently by the local grand jury, most of which involve drug-related charges, among other offenses. The vast majority of true bills returned in open circuit court have been multi-count indictments.
The following indictments have been returned over the past sessions by the Clinton County Grand
A list of questions was presented to the LCDHD staff by the media. Those questions, and the answers given, are provided in the following article for the readers of the Clinton County News.
The media updates are
With only a handful of local races in this fall’s general election appearing on the ballot, there has been little election talk in the county thus far.
In addition to the national races for President, the state
Clinton County Judge Executive Ricky Craig announced two positive cases on Sunday and one on Monday, putting Clinton County at seven positive cases as of presstime, with eight cases being released from isolation.
That brings Clinton County’s
Clinton County, like the entire state of Kentucky, had it’s worst week yet in the COVID-19 pandemic, with a notable rise in new cases on both fronts, as well as across the 10 county Lake Cumberland District Health Department.
The new proposed Judicial Center for Clinton County appears to be a “go” following the announcement made at the end of last week’s fiscal court meeting by Clinton County Judge/Executive Ricky Craig.
Judge Craig told the Clinton
The long, on-going problem of low water supply in the Duvall Valley and Bald Rock communities of Clinton County may have received word this week of some relief in the future.
Tuesday morning, Albany Mayor Lyle Pierce,
Clinton County Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting Monday at the old Central Office board room with all members present. Three members attended in person while two were in attendance via teleconference.
The meeting opened
Kentucky State Police report that a two-year old toddler was killed Saturday night after being struck by a vehicle in an Albany driveway.
Details were unavailable at press time, but according to a press release from the
On Thursday, July 9, 2020, the Clinton County School District gained a new principal, as Kenneth Dearborn was hired in the position at the high school.
Dearborn has only been in the district as an administrator for