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- Branch15 to expand growth here
- Homecoming events to unfold
- Commissioners make approvals
- Clinton falls in ‘Conflict’
- Volleyball senior to cherish memories with teammates
Branch15, a faith-based nonprofit, recently held a successful fundraiser at Clinton High School’s cafeteria. “We’re incredibly grateful to the school for allowing us to hold our fundraiser,” said Bobbie Barnett, Branch15’s area manager in Clinton. “We had a great turnout and felt a tremendous amount of support of the community.”
Clinton High School students are embracing the magic of Disney during this week’s homecoming festivities, culminating in Friday’s parade, coronation ceremony, and football game.
At the regularly scheduled meeting for the Custer County Board of County Commissioners Monday morning the district commissioners discussed and approved several topics and issues.
(AP) — The U.S. is sending a “few thousand” troops to the Middle East to bolster security and to defend Israel if necessary, the Pentagon said Monday. The announcement follows word that Israel has already launched limited raids across the border into Lebanon.
(AP) – Kay Masterson has always wanted to make her Boston-area restaurant more sustainable, partnering with an organic farm to get some vegetables close by and offering reusable containers for customers’ takeout.
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Kalyssa Staggs and Jaden Patton, both CHS seniors and members of the Clinton FFA Chapter and Clinton High School vocal music, will represent their high school and town in October as a part of the National FFA Chorus.
Kigali, RWANDA (AP) — Rwanda says eight people have died so far from the Ebola-like and highly contagious Marburg virus, just days after the country declared an outbreak of the deadly hemorrhagic fever that has no authorized vaccine or treatment.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A powerful typhoon was lashing the northernmost islands of the Philippines Monday, prompting officials to evacuate villagers, shut down schools and interisland ferries and warn of “potentially very destructive” damage to coastal villages.