The Clinton Fire Department responded Tuesday afternoon to a structure fire at 620 S.
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- Fire danger is concern of county
- Arson suspected of house fire on Lee
- Additional theft charges are filed
- Senior Clinton hooper looking into banking career
While many spent their past weekend taking down Christmas lights and taking care of holiday leftovers, Clinton Fire Department responded to a call Saturday about a home fire, as well as investigation into potential arson, at a house in the 1100 block of Lee Avenue.
From left, Clinton Student Resource Officer Andrew Wilson, fourth-place winner Nevaeh Davidson, third-place Stella Shackelford, fifth-place Zianna Almquist, first-place Trinity Rogers, second-place Jasper Whitten, and Clinton Student Resource Officer Dillon Whitten stand together after announcing the winners of the D.A.R.E. Graduation essay contest.
Though the county is not under a burn ban, fire danger was a frequent topic of conversation at Monday’s meeting of the Custer County commissioners.
Charges have been added to a previous sentence for a man who was recently arrested for copper theft from a windmill site after further investigation linked him to another burglary at the same location.
Milo Ocshoa sits in the vehicle cab Monday morning, as dirt from the location of the McDonald’s parking lot exit sign loads into his wheel loader to be hauled off.
A 60-year-old man from Coffeeville was injured early Sunday morning in a single-vehicle accident on Interstate 40 at the westbound 13 mile marker and 1810 Road.
(AP) – A fire tore through the historic Old Port waterfront in Portland, Maine, the day after Christmas, damaging aging buildings and several boats.