The U.S. Postal Service will not be offering services Thursday, Jan. 9, due to President Joe Biden declaring it a National Day of Observance for the funeral of President Jimmy Carter. This means there will be no Thursday edition of the Clinton Daily News due to the local Post Office being closed.
Clinton Firefighters Capt. D.J. Woodall, bending down, and Lt. Joe Williams examine a Subaru after it was allegedly struck Tuesday afternoon by a Ford F350 travelling westbound on Gary Boulevard at 10th Street. Traffic was backed up while firefighters worked to move the vehicles from the intersection. No serious injuries were reported.
Registered Clinton voters who wish to cast an early vote for the upcoming Jan. 14 Special Election regarding the possible sale of Clinton Regional Hospital to Rural Hospital Solutions will be able to do so from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jan. 9-10 at the Custer County Election Board office located at 633 N. 6th St.
Clinton resident Hoi Geswender had the opportunity recently to check off a bucket item from her list this week, as she along with some of her sisters and nieces traveled to Pasadena, Calif., to work and help create the Kiwanis float for the Rose Bowl Parade held Jan 1.
Ronnie Donnell Lister, 59, of Clinton, has been charged with false impersonation while serving time in Custer County Jail.
The Split Decision in Clinton is a lot more than just a bowling alley.
As winter and colder weather approaches, the Clinton Fire Department is advising those who may not have a way to keep warm to have a plan in place before it is needed.
Arapaho-Butler fifth- and sixth-grade students, from left, Carter Richardson, Tristen Dupree, James Meacham, Walker Thomas, Kash Wall, Jancen Baker, and Hutton Nicholson, along with Coach Dana Dupree, were crowned champions of the Five-County Academic Meet hosted by Leedey.
On Dec. 8 Preston Feathers, 41, of Clinton, was arrested on the charge of domestic abuse: assault and battery against a person living in the same household.
The Jan. 14 Special Election involving the proposed selling of Clinton Regional Hospital will need a majority vote instead of the super majority decision as previously reported by the