Clark County Sheriff’s Office searches for 14-year-old girl missing from New Washington for second time this week

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office said deputies are searching for 14-year-old Lillian Stanley, who was reported missing from New Washington for the second time within a week. The agency said Stanley was last seen around 10:30 a.m. Friday at her home along State Road 62.

WAVE reported that Stanley’s disappearance follows an earlier incident earlier this week. The same report’s image caption states that Stanley was last seen around 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026, before the case resurfaced again Friday.

In response to the renewed missing-person report, local public-safety partners and emergency-management personnel joined the search effort in and around the New Washington area. The image caption accompanying the report indicates the Clark County Emergency Management Agency is involved in locating Stanley.

The sheriff’s office has not provided, in the information available here, additional details such as whether Stanley left on foot or by vehicle, her clothing description, or whether investigators are treating the case as suspicious. The reporting also does not specify whether there have been any sightings since Friday.

Because the case has been reported as both a second incident this week and tied to two different last-seen timestamps, authorities and the public face heightened uncertainty about Stanley’s whereabouts. Officials typically rely on consistent last-known times and locations to coordinate patrol routes, ground searches, and public alerts, and the differing timestamps underscore the importance of precise updates in missing-person investigations.

Anyone with information about Stanley’s location is expected to contact law enforcement to help narrow the search, particularly given the involvement of multiple local agencies and the time gap between Sunday and Friday disappearances. Investigators are continuing efforts to locate the teenager and confirm her safety.