A local man who was the driver of a vehicle that struck a pedestrian in north Albany two months ago is one of 14 individuals charged in indictments by the Clinton County Grand Jury, which met in regular session on Thursday, June 8. The true bills were handed down in open circuit court.
Ricky O. Stockton was named in five counts, including felony and misdemeanor charges in relation to the pedestrian/vehicle collision that occurred on April 18.
The grand jury returned true bills on the alleged charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence, aggravating circumstances, first offense; reckless driving; failure to maintain insurance on a motor vehicle; assault first degree and wanton endangerment first degree.
The incident occurred on the evening of April 18 between Sonic Drive-In and the Dollar General Market
Getting to know students and treating them with respect while making education fun is Angela Sloan’s goal this upcoming year at the Clinton County Middle School.
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The Freedom Baptist Association in conjunction with the Kentucky Changers – WMU (Women’s Missionary Union,) came to Albany last week and completed construction at 15 different sites across the county.
Albany City Council held a special call meeting last Wednesday evening, July 5. The meeting was held due to its regular meeting falling the previous day–the July 4 holiday.
All members were present for the brief meeting, which, other than approval of
The Clinton County Recreation Park Board held its regular meeting last Thursday night, June 29 at the park with seven members on hand, discussing several general items of business.
The board did begin discussing its annual single largest fundraiser of the year,
There will be a changing of the guard for the 2017-18 school term at Clinton County Middle School, as long-time educator, administrator and most recently principal at that school is retiring after almost three decades in education.
A trio of Kentucky individuals–two of whom allegedly did not pay for their $67 meal at Livingston’s Huddle House restaurant–reportedly attracted the attention of local law enforcement Friday, June 23.
According to a report filed by Livingston Police Department Officer Melissa Young,
Clinton Fiscal Court now has a 2017-18 year budget in place, adopting the just under $4.7 million document during an “emergency provision” special meeting held last Friday morning, June 23–one week prior to the current year’s budget expiring.
After getting a late
The man who was convicted of several charges in the case involving tainted steroids that resulted in the death of long-time Clinton County Circuit Judge Eddie C. Lovelace, has been sentenced to nine years in prison.
A revised county road ordinance will soon be in effect if fiscal court approves final reading on the new document next month. Fiscal court, during a call meeting last Tuesday, approved first reading of the revised ordinance which calls for some subtle changes, including pertaining to
A Clinton County man was the object of a boat chase on Lake Cumberland over the weekend that, according to authorities, lasted for over an hour and spanned at least three counties