Indoor recess
Tuesday’s Special Election to proceed going forward with selling Clinton Regional Hospital to Rural Hospital Solutions passed by a large decision, 680 votes yes and 43
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- Suspect runs from officer on 4-wheeler
- County leaders cover agenda items
- Custer 4-H program seeks new leader
- Arapaho-Butler hoops falls to Cheyenne-Reydon
- Full obituary for Phyllis Ann Pebley, Tom Knisley
At the regular meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners Monday morning there was little business to discuss at the Custer County Courthouse, as the commissioners reflected on last week’s snow.
D.A.R.E essay winners from Southwest Elementary School include, front from left, Damon Cox, second; Sophie Longdagin, fourth; Arlenis Rosales, first place; and Catalaya Bennett, third. Standing behind are D.A.R.E officers Andrew Wilson and Dillon Whitten and Police Chief Luis De La Torre.
When Jordan Nel resigned from being the county extension director for Custer County 4-H, the primary question was what it means to Custer County 4-H students.
Clinton vocal students competed in the All-State Junior High competition last weekend. From left are Logan Purser, Brinlee Baker, Quincy Matlock, Tatum Shackelford, Ali Fuentes, Quinn Moore and Lily Adkinson. Shackelford and Fuentes are three-year medalists.
Mark Herndon, 36, of Clinton, was arrested Jan. 5 on the charges of endangering another while eluding police, reckless driving, and operating a vehicle not equipped with at least two head lights. That vehicle happened to be a four-wheeler.
Precinct Supervisor Sandra Hough looks over some of the paperwork Monday in preparation of today’s Special Election in regard to the possible sale of Clinton Regional Hospital.