When you’re young, an injury from a fall may sideline you for a few days or weeks, but a full recovery is usually quick. As you get older, the consequences of falls can become more serious, setting up a sequence of events that can have longstanding implications on independence and health.
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-Local teen suspected in burglaries
-Rodeo celebrations kick off tonight
-City Council filing period ends
-Leon brings two medals home from Australia
-Local rodeo competitor pool runs deep
-Plus see local pictures
Excelsior School alumni, from left, Terrel Taplin, Tubb Lewis, Bonnie Fisher and Susanna Williams are busy planning for the school’s reunion, to be held Aug. 2-4.
Chamber of Commerce president Julie Burden said Rodeo and Hot Dog Days will officially kick off tonight from 4-7 p.m. at Engleman Park, with a $1 hot dog feast, music,
McComas to take Ward 3 Council seat in November Ward 3 (represented by the area shaded in purple) will have a new councilman in the form of Patch McComas. McComas
Former Clinton High School football star Daivia (DayDay) Simpkins, 18, was arrested Tuesday afternoon as a suspect in one or more of the recent burglaries that were reported here over
Clinton fire fighter Alex Tyler shows Summer Playground students the automated ladder on one of Clinton Fire Department’s trucks.
FRIDAY JULY 19 SENIOR EVENT: Grocery shopping. For a ride call (580) 309-3467. 8:30 a.m. DANCE: American Legion dance at the Legion Hall on U.S. 183, entry by donation. 6:30