Williamstown News

Will Williamstown's plans to build a $15 million sewer plant on Ky. 36 move forward or falter? That's the question that the Williamstown City Council spent the bulk of their Nov.

Heidi Tien chose to send her three children to Williamstown Elementary in part because she loved the small class sizes.

C. Ed Wilson couldn't stay out of public service. The retired superintendent of Williamstown schools will be taking a new seat at the Williamstown City Council table.

Common items to be collected by Environmental Enterprises of Cincinnati: Household cleaners, nail polish and removers, lighter fluids, glues and waxes, drain cleaners, paints, varnishes, auto batteries, lawn and pool chemicals, insecticides, petroleum fuels, florescent light bulbs, mercury and mercury containing devices, aerosol cans and fire ...

The Adair County Marching Band competed in the Rebel Classic at Boone County High School in Florence, KY last Saturday and captured their second consecutive Grand Champion rating.

For the first time, the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission will be assisting families with school-age children with Christmas presents.

Mary Michael Kells, Sue O'Conner and Charlene Rogers were the driving force behind the most prestigious fundraising event to ever take place in Grant County.

Adair County High School band wins all captions at Rebel Classic Update, with comments by ACHS Band Director Tom Case The Adair County High School Band competed at the Rebel Classic on the campus of Boone County High School in Florence on Saturday, October 17, 2009.

WILLIAMSTOWN - Kentucky Speaker of the House Greg Stumbo is among the guests scheduled to attend a re-election fundraiser for state Rep.

Bill Hutchison has resigned his seat on the Williamstown City Council for personal reasons, said Williamstown Mayor Glenn Caldwell.

Williamstown Independent Schools is seeking input from the community about priorities and expectations of the district.

The Grant County News and Rocky Ridge Garden Center are sponsoring a Fall Decorating Contest.

If you still need a seasonal flu shot, the Northern Kentucky Health Department is sponsoring two clinics.

A Dry Ridge couple and a 14-month-old child escaped injury Oct. 9 after being rescued from high waters during a downpour of rain.

On Friday, October 9, 2009, at approximately 0530 hours, Kentucky State Police, Williamstown Fire Department, Dry Ridge Fire Department along with the Northern Kentucky Technical Rescue Team responded to a 911 call reference a Toyota Pickup truck that was caught in high waters on Elliston Mt.

Grant County Board of Education voted unanimously to not increase the tax rate levied for schools in the Grant County School District.

The Grant County Saddle Club will be hosting a trail challenge and fun show on Oct.

The leaves are starting to fall and the crops are starting to fade. The Grant County Farmers Market will be having the end of season sale on Oct.

The test results are in and they are mostly positive. Only two local schools did not meet federal No Child Left Behind requirements, according to recently released data from the Kentucky Department of Education.

Get a medium-sized box of groceries for $30 per unit. Each month's menu is different and includes fresh and frozen items with an average retail value of at least $50. Angel Food is not just for low-income families, but anyone who wishes to order.