fundraising efforts will continue thru winter
The busiest amount of activity at Mountain View Park is now over for the 2013 year, which saw another active season and much work put in by the Recreational Park Board this past year.
Once again, the amount of usage by the park, with ball games, soccer, use of all the shelters and Farmers Market building, to name a few, showed Mountain View Park to be one of the most used areas in Albany and Clinton County from early spring through early fall.
Also this year, the Chamber of Commerce sponsored a fireworks display Labor Day weekend, which was held at the park and despite some questionable weather, turned out to be a tremendous success and a great location from many areas to
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate rose to 8.4 percent in October from a revised 8.3 percent in September 2013, according to the Office of Employment and Training (OET), an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
The “No Kid Hungry” project was first announced during Clinton County’s school system district wide pep rally on September 24 and since then the project has taken off and will truly be something the community can be proud of.
U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell, Kentucky’s senior U.S. Senator and the Minority Leader, made a brief stop in Albany Tuesday morning to speak to about 40 people at the Clinton County Hospital. Most of those attending Tuesday were
After a blazing start in the numbers of candidates filing for nominations in next May’s primary election, the process literally came to a temporary halt last week as no one filed a petition to run for office in 2014.
Over 20 candidates,
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The local Healthy Hometown Coalition, which continues to make progress in its goals to make Albany and Clinton County a healthier community, met this past Monday afternoon, November 25 at the Board of Education’s Central Office.
Last Friday night kicked off the basketball seasons for both the Lady Bulldogs and Bulldogs with its annual “Meet the Bulldogs” night.
The evening got started with a dinner prepared by the Boosters Club and with one
Clinton Fiscal Court held a special call meeting Tuesday morning, November 19 in lieu of its regular meeting scheduled for November 21 due to court members having to attend a conference in Louisville that began on Wednesday of this week. All court members were present for
As expected, filing for local political office slowed down somewhat the first full week after the opening day in which candidates could file for nomination in next years May primary, which was November 6.
The first three days saw over 20 candidates
Low income residents in Albany and Clinton County can now apply for assistance with their winter heating cost as the annual LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) is underway. The program started on November 12 and will continue in the first phase through December 19.
While the elves are busy at the North Pole, Santa Claus is preparing to make his annual trip around the world in just five short weeks, delivering presents to all the good little boys and girls–including those here in Albany and Clinton County.
