The fall season will be upon soon and with it will come the second of two 2018 elections in Albany and Clinton County, the State of Kentucky and most of the United States.
County Clerk Sheila Booher’s office would like to remind citizens, registered voters and potential candidates, primarily in non-partisan races, of some upcoming fall election deadlines and other information.
The November general election will be held on Tuesday, November 6 and once again several local, state and federal races will appear on the final ballot.
However, several offices that were up for grabs will have only one candidate who will not face opposition due to them being unopposed in the past May primary.
Several county-wide seats, barring write-in
More than 50 percent of the nearly 7,700 registered voters in Clinton County took advantage of the sunny skies and fair temperatures Tuesday for general election day, to cast votes that
Following months of heavy campaigning, seeing wall-to-wall political signs and media advertisements, the people of Clinton County, Kentucky and in fact, across the U.S., will make their own decisions when they go to the polls next Tuesday, November 6 for general election day.
Cumberland Street was again packed with fans in standing room only for Saturday’s Foothills Festival Lip Sync contest as the crowd, shown above, waited for the announcement of the winners for the
Cydney Sampson will reign over the weekend festivities as Miss Foothills 2018. She is the daughter of Tim and the late Elaine Sampson.
It’s a little hard to believe that a year
Deputy Clerk Nathan Collins sworn in as Clerk, plans write-in run
It was a sad and tragic day for Clinton County on Thursday as Shelia Booher passed away in Nashville, Tennessee after being
James L. Smith, 58, of Albany, was arrested early Saturday morning, by Albany Police Department Officer Jeremy Ferguson who was answering a call of a burglary in progress.
The Foothills Festival is around three weeks away and spectators will have plenty of music to enjoy during the third weekend of October.
This year, a special tribute to Jerry Perdue has
Growing to seeing well over 100 people coming together under the lights Saturday night, the All For Benny Gala, hosted by the Clinton County Community Foundation, was a tremendous success in just it’s second year.
U.S. Congressman James Comer, taking advantage of a break in the congressional schedule for the past few weeks, has spent some time visiting some of his 35 First District Counties, including a hand full of stops Monday in Albany
Clinton County Board of Education, after taking some public comments on the proposed 2018-19 school district tax rates, proceeded to vote 3-2 to officially adopt the proposed rates at 45.4 cents per $100 assessed value on both real estate and personal property.
Final preparations continued to be made this week for what will likely be Clinton County’s largest military related celebration ever.
A Celebration of Life to honor the late Garlin Murl Conner is being planned through the joint
Clinton Fiscal Court met in special session last Thursday morning with all members present and two items of business on the agenda.
The court voted unanimously to supplement the county clerk’s office through 2018, or until the
What has become one of the more successful charity events for people in need around the holidays has kicked off its 15th year. The Christmas at Home food and toy drive officially began last Thursday, November 15.
There were spooks, ghosts and goblins of all shapes and sizes who found their way to the 7th Annual Boo Fest in Albany last Tuesday afternoon to celebrate Halloween. One of the event organizers,
The Clinton County football team finished its best season yet on Thursday of this week as the Bulldogs took the win over Jackson County, 50-22. Thursday night’s win put the Dawgs at 9-1 on the season.
explained for benefit of students, parents
As a means of providing school children the opportunity to continue to learn, even on days when winter weather keeps them out of the classroom, the Clinton County School District will once
The Mountain View Park Board along with the Albany Cal Ripken League have joined forces in the off season to better the playing fields.
Both organizations, including several donations from various organizations
Halloween is now just days away, and that means little ghosts and goblins will take the streets and visit homes looking for treats next Wednesday night, October 31.
Once again, the City of Albany has designated the
The seventh annual “Boo Fest” in downtown Albany will return again in 2018 on Halloween night, but cannot exactly be termed Boo Fest on the Square this year.
The only major change in the activities which bring
Trooper Jason Warinner is investigating a collision that occurred Sunday, July 8 at approximately 12:30 p.m. on U.S. 127 in the city limits of Albany.
Daniel Duvall, 29, of Albany, was traveling southbound on U.S. 127 when he
Time to meet the Bulldogs
As happens a few times each year to high school sports fans, we are in somewhat of a lull right now as far as action goes so … take advantage of it
The Clinton County Bulldogs finished its season Thursday night against Jackson County on the road with a 50-22 road win.
The final game of the season put the Dawgs at 9-1 on the year, completing the best
It was a great year to be a Bulldog
Congratulations go out all around this week to a great group of Clinton County Bulldog football figures.
Finishing with a nice
The Clinton County Bulldogs are one win away from having nine wins this season as the Bulldogs defeated Eminance on Friday night, 44-22.
“They put up more rushing yards than we have
Dawgs tough it out for another ‘V’
Clinton County picked up yet another big win on the gridiron Friday night on Bulldog Field to give the seniors a nice home field send-off for Senior Night.
Local sports news is still ‘summer thin’ but golf fans have a special opportunity this weekend
Local sports activities are still pretty thin as far as reporting activities goes, as we are still into the dog days of
It’s still summer – organized sports are few
While there are a few traveling baseball and softball teams on the move here and there with Clinton County ties, for the most part, it’s still summer and organized sporting
“Fore the Kids” golf tournament winners were Sawyer Stalcup, Tyler Shelton, David Killman and Michael Shelton.
Second place in the “Fore the Kids” golf
‘Fore the Kids’ another success
From all indications, the annual “Fore the Kids” benefit golf tournament was another success, both in terms of competition as well as in the fundraising category as well.
co-sponsors winter coat drive
The Twin Lakes Cattlemen’s Association, in cooperation with the Clinton County Youth Service Center, has collected over 100 winter coats, jackets, and sweatshirts
The Highway Nazarene Church Teen Bible Quiz Teams travelled to Lexington, Kentucky to compete in the third Kentucky District Teen Bible Quiz of the 2018-2019 season on Saturday, November 3, 2018.
Two
Clinton County native Joshua N. Cummings was promoted last week to the rank of Sergeant in the Kentucky State Police and was transferred to Post 3 Bowling Green. Cummings had been assigned to the Elizabethtown Post
WANY radio recently celebrated 60 years in broadcasting in the Albany/Clinton County and surrounding areas, and current station owner Pam Allred provided some basic “history” about the station, including those who actually brought the station to reality.
Good Neighbors Theatre is in rehearsal for another episode of Radio Suspense Theatre by Steve Cleberg.
Cleberg is a Professor of Theatre Arts at Somerset Community College, Somerset, Kentucky.
Production
Looking on are, left to right, David Bolin, Hospice System Administrator, Beth Adkins, Hospice Case Mgr., Beth Bertram, Hospice Senior Nurse Mgr., and Keith McKim, Hospice Chaplin.
Venture into the terrifying Black Forest with Snow White and her friends this Friday, November, 9, when the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT) and more than 50 local students perform Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
The Webb School recently announced its A and B honor rolls for the first quarter of the 2018-2019 school year.
Dalton Gregory, an 11th grade student, earned A honor roll status. He is the son of Frank
The Bulldog Battalion Raider Team competed in McMinnville, Tennessee on October 4, 2018.
Clinton County placed third in the Litter Obstacle Course, third in the Physical Fitness and Harrison Wallace, shown
Make Halloween safe and sweet (without
using too much sugar)
Source: Jennifer Bridge, Meade County family
and consumer sciences extension agent
