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- Man waves gun at couple who ‘told on him’
- County looks at road miles, building contracts
- Southwest Playhouse kills it with ‘Murder on Orient Express’
- Clinton baseball loses at home against Elk
Last weekend Custer City hosted its all-school reunion. Here with the Custer City Panther is Florence O’Hara, 96, the oldest graduate. She graduated from Custer in 1943. This was her 79th school reunion anniversary. CDN
A 27-year-old Clinton man is facing felony charges of threatening to perform an act of violence after his neighbors “told on him” to his parents, as he had allegedly tried to sell them drugs the week prior to the incident.
In a lengthy meeting this week, Custer County commissioners heard from Assistant District Attorney Ricky McPhearson concerning contracts with the architect and construction manager for the bathroom remodeling project at the courthouse.
Clinton’s Southwest Playhouse is once again putting on an excellent production in Murder on the Orient Express. The play, adapted by Ken Ludwig from Agatha Christie’s famous novel of the same name, is a must see for mystery and theatre fans alike. It opens June 3.
TUESDAY DAY SHIFT
Performed a followup in the 100 block of W. 4th St. in Custer City.
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(AP) — The whitehot demand for U.S. workers cooled a bit in April, though the number of unfilled jobs remains high and companies are still desperate to hire more people.
The Custer High School Class of 1979 had the most members present at Custer City’s recent all-school reunion. From left are Alberta (Korfman) Bentley, Carrie (Sweeney) DeMuth, Wanda (Wood) Delventhal, Brad Widener, Donna (Muse) Widener, the Mighty Panther, Kelly Mosburg, Tony Davis, Rodney Megli, and Terryl Zerby. Not pictured but present was Mike Roulet. CDN