One race has been established and potentially a new councilman anointed if all holds true in the filings for the two spots on the Clinton City Council. Patch McComas filed
In 1863, Union troops led by Col. Robert Gould Shaw and the African American soldiers in the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry attacked Fort Wagner in South Carolina. In 1936,
The official filing period for two Clinton City Council seats ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Custer County Election Board.
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Wanting a new set of wheels and a new pair of shoes put one Tennessee man in a heap of trouble.
Talking about books in a vendor booth at Foss Lake’s Christmas in July event are, from left, bookstore owner Josephine Schenewolf, of Clinton; Barbara Findley and Jo Andazola, both of Butler.
Currently it’s a three-person race for Ward 1’s seat on the Clinton City Council.
Clinton Police have been kept busy lately with a large number of auto burglaries and stolen vehicles reported in the area.
Capt. Ray Hammans said the department is still gathering information, taking reports and increasing patrol times.
PSO has announced it plans to build three new wind generation facilities, parts of which will be located inside Custer County. The project will be completed by the end of 2021 and will hopefully provide construction jobs during the building phase, said PSO spokesperson Stan Whiteford.
One of the state’s most contentious education initiatives, the Reading Sufficiency Act, is fully funded for the first time, with $12 million dedicated to fund supports for struggling readers in the 2019-20 school year.