18-year-old is arrested
County Clerk Melissa Graham has early mornings at the Custer County Courthouse. “I come in early so I can do things without being interrupted, because it is a very open office and people are in here a lot. I get here usually between 6 and 6:15 a.m., and that’s my time to catch up on whatever’s on my desk,” she said. This includes signing purchase orders and returning emails in the quiet, before the rush of the day starts.
On Thursday evening, Clinton Police officers were dispatched to the intersection of N. 9th Street and Prairie Chief Avenue in reference to a minor collision between a vehicle and a 7-year-old bicyclist.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I have a friend I’ve been thinking about cutting ties with for a while now, but I feel conflicted about it.
Dear Doctors: I just read about these electronic mouthguards that can show if someone has a concussion during contact sports games. Apparently, if you get hit really hard, they will flash and let the coaches know that you need to get out of the game. This seems like a great idea. What took so long?
John Claris Creswell, Trustee and Roy Marvin Creswell and Viola Rose Creswell Revocable Living Trust to Arturo Torres and Dalila Torres, WD. Lot 13, Blk. 1, Blume Addn.
If you are a priest in Nigeria, you stand a good chance of being kidnapped or martyred.
PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio (AP) — The subject of an Ohio police pursuit took off down the road, a flash of orange in the darkness, but officers eventually caught up and grabbed the escapee: a runaway inflatable pumpkin as tall as them.
30 YEARS AGO • Key Club officers at Clinton High School for 1995-1996 included Chris May, junior representative; Todd Marcy, district officer and lieutenant governor of Division 17; Sarah McCain, vice president; Jason Brehm, president; Christine Robbin, co-editor; Landon Lorenz, senior representative; Cassie Williams, sophomore representative; Melissa Stangl, secretary; Andrea Robbin, co-editor; and Jessica Williams, historian.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bipartisan bill Thursday that aims to prevent the state’s home insurer of last resort from running out of money following a natural disaster.