FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 GROUP MEETING: Custer Health Action Team meets at Red Rock Behavioral Health in Clinton. Call Gary Albert (580) 583-4280. 1 p.m. DANCE: American Legion dance at the

 

-Weatherford man charged with beating
-Light Festival ‘best one yet’
-Filing period closes
-Heerwald on zoning board
-Clinton loses openers to Boomers
-Red Tornadoes fight tough in loss at No. 1 Tuttle 
-Plus see local pictures

Light Festival ‘best one yet’

This year’s Festival of Lights Parade was the biggest one yet, said Chamber of Commerce President Julie Caldwell, with more parade entries than the Chamber has ever received. That meant

Michael Heerwald was named Tuesday night to the Clinton Planning and Zoning Board. Normally such appointments are routine, but this one sparked a little discussion – and controversy – when

A man who Weatherford police say has a lengthy history of violence is facing a new charge of domestic assault and battery with a dangerous weapon for allegedly beating his

The Declaration of Candidacy filing period for open school board seats in Custer County school districts closed at 5 p.m. Wednesday. According to Custer County Election Board Chief Clerk Aleta

The holiday season is a time of family, friends and ... spending. In the process of hosting and attending large or intimate holiday gatherings, the inevitable costs of travel, presents,

Routine maintenance: two words that likely evoke eye rolls, exasperated sighs and dread for most homeowners who read, hear or even think about them. However, they’re also a homeowner’s best

Acme dresses up for holidays

Hanging Christmas lights in the trees at Acme Brick Park are, from left, Recreation Director Morgan Bonnarens, Trish Hester and Keith Washington.

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