To show appreciation to everyone involved with fighting last year’s devastating Rhea fire, and to raise money for the volunteer fire departments still feeling its effects today, a Firefighter’s Appreciation
Enjoying a special visit by Custer County OSU Extension Office educators to the Nance pre-k class at Clinton Therapy and Living are, front row from left, Halley Stockton, Virginia Lively,
FRIDAY APRIL 12 DANCE: American Legion dance at the Legion Hall on U.S. 183, entry by donation. 6:30 p.m - 9:30 p.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the basement of
Spring brings promises of returning warmth, new life and the annual green-up. With this, the contrast between the brown winter landscape and the evergreen eastern redcedar diminishes. But the threat
Performing in a special assembly at Nance Elementary are, front row from left, Autumn Krewall, and Camila Hernandez; second row, Daxon McCarther, AnDrea Ford, Jennesey Rodarte and BrynLee Nowlin; third
A new study released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) finds greenhouse gas emissions from corn-based ethanol are about 39 percent lower than gasoline. The study also states that
Clinton Police are investigating a body that was found in a wooded area in the 100 Block of Phillips Lane that
-$750,000 grant sought by Foss board
-Electronics kits donated at A-B
-Lawter Road gets boost
-Clinton sweeps Classen SAS
-Tennis takes top three in tourney brackets
-Reds fall at Cache, eliminated from district title
Students in the Technology Design class at Arapaho-Butler High School will now be able to learn electronics, thanks to special kits purchased for the class with help from the Alpha
Directors of Circuit Engineering District No. 7 tried to give the Lawter Road project at Weatherford a jump start Tuesday with a 24-minute discussion behind closed doors with the public