The Clinton County Industrial Development Authority, in its first meeting of the year on Thursday, January 9, agreed to participate in yet another business loan.
Five of seven members were on hand for the over one-hour long session, including newly appointed member Kimberly Stockton, who was appointed by the fiscal court in December.
After the meeting was called to order and the minutes from previous meetings were approved, board members entered into an approximate 55-minute closed session pursuant to KRS statutes to discuss a potential loan prospect.
Upon returning to open session, a motion was made by board member Barney Latham to grant a loan to Flip N Fly Athletics (formerly Clinton Cheer Elite).
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The Clinton County Chapter of Kentucky United, a grass roots organization that began in response to strict gun law legislation in Virginia, held its first meeting and rally in Albany last Thursday night, January 2.
The filing deadline for candidates who plan to seek office in the 2020 May primary in Kentucky have until this Friday at 4 p.m. local prevailing time to file for a seat.
The filing deadline was changed
The 2019 Christmas at Home toy and food drive wrapped up shortly before Christmas, and numbers were somewhat mixed compared to last year and years past for the 14th annual event.
Although the number of children that
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Clinton County Fiscal Court held a short special meeting last Wednesday, June 27 at the judge/executive’s office conference room to take care of some end of the fiscal year business, as the new FY began July 1.
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