Tri-County Animal Shelter’s new part-time coordinator, Janet Brummett, presented Clinton Fiscal Court members a letter detailing work being done to improve the shelter. The letter, dated September 10, reads as follows:
“Many of you already know who I am. For those of you who don’t, I just want you to know that my life’s work experiences have been in many fields, all of which are centered around working with people and organizations in the areas of management, service, sales, seminars, teaching, and even federal regulations. The latter of which was a business owner of 26 years in DOT regulations and Drug and Alcohol Testing.
I have also been an animal lover and always owned animals. Even with loving them so much, I certainly never originally intended to go back to working a full time job at this pointing
The monthly term of Clinton Circuit Court was held Thursday, September 8 with several cases on the docket with Circuit Judge David L. Williams presiding.
The following are cases in which some type of resolutions were reached, either through sentencing, plea agreements,
Clinton County Board of Education held a brief, but busy regular meeting Monday night with five of six members present. Among measures approved included setting tax rates and approving the 2016-17 work budget.
As had been discussed at a board work session
Albany City Council, in the absence of Mayor Nicky Smith due to illness, held its regular monthly meeting last Tuesday evening at city hall with five council members present. Councilman Tony Delk was also absent for the meeting.
Once again, the council
First responders were honored last Sunday on Patriot’s Day, which was also the 15th Anniversary of the 9-11 attacks on the United States.
In Clinton County, Dr.
NEWS readers invited to follow along
Those two Kentucky pups, Woody and Chloe, are off on another adventure and our readers are invited to ride along for
Former Clinton County Judge/Executive Charlene King passed away Friday at her residence in Spring Creek after a bout with lung cancer.
She was 72 years old and
United States Representative Ed Whitfield, now former Congressman of the First Congressional District, which takes in Clinton County, notified Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and House Speaker Paul Ryan that he was resigning as First District Congressman on Tuesday, September 16, 2016
The Clinton County School District was approved last year (2015-16 year) to use a new state program known as the Non-Traditional Instruction Program, known also as Cyber School Days, that allows students to get credit for classroom work even when schools are not in session do
If you are a Kentuckian 16 or older with a valid Kentucky driver’s license, you may want to get it out of your wallet and check the “renewal” date to keep yourself from driving on with an expired license.
In a memo