(AP) — As a storm pounded his rural home, Raynaldo Dejucos asked his wife and children to stay indoors and keep safe from possible lightning strikes, slippery roads or catching a fever.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a business alarm in the area of Rt. 66 and 2290 Rd.
Responded to a report of a reckless driver in the area of Arapaho Rd. and U.S. Highway 183.
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- Hospital loans from two accounts
- Gail Wilcox kept fighting on
- Children’s park set to reopen tomorrow
- Hill eyes future career in computers after college
- Full obituary for Jerry Glen Sampler
Gail Wilcox is a longtime Clinton resident. She is a woman who is dedicated to her work, serves as a mother, a wife, and happens to be a breast cancer survivor.
Screws have been tightened and hammers have been swung. Decay has been cut away and fresh paint applied. After being closed to the public for more than a year, the M.T. and Helen Gholston Children’s Park will be back open for business tomorrow.
Pastor Nick Schindler carries a cross down Gary Boulevard as he continues his trek to Washington, D.C., after starting his journey in the Pacific Northwest to raise awareness for homelessness and affordable housing.
On two separate occasions over the past two months, the Clinton City Council has voted to approve a line of credit for the Clinton Regional Hospital.
JOYA-LA BARRETA ECOLOGICAL PARK, Mexico (AP) — As night descended, a rumble of frogs filled the air in this park outside the central Mexican city of Queretaro. In the sky, tiny stars appeared one by one, aligning into constellations.