Dist. 3 Commissioner Lyle Miller celebrated a birthday as of Monday’s meeting of the county commissioners. “Sixtysix, just so you know,” said Miller. “I think.”

From left, Clinton Public Schools Asst. Supt. Melissa Knabe, Dr. Lori Gwyn, Clinton Public School Foundation Board Member Jenn Mosburg, Board Member Arleth Cifuentes, Supt. Nathan Meget, and Clinton High School Principal Michelle Sorter present Gwyn with

The Clinton Public School Foundation has announced the recipients for its fall 2025 grants, with a total of $33,218 being given to teachers from across the school district.

Front from left, Janie Arnett, Brianna Bowers; back, Daylan Thompson, Jina Kilpatrick, and Andrea Hammer smile while testing out equipment in the Cardiac Rehab Center at the hospital. CDN | Shiann Dawson

The Pritikin Intensive Cardiac Rehab program launched recently at Clinton Regional Hospital, and according to staff, it’s already drastically improving the lives of locals who face heart issues.

As the seasons shift, so also does the day-to-day activities of the Custer County commissioners, who are dealing with more moisture and increased traffic on county roads.

Shawna Hardin goes over her lesson plan during her English for Spanishspeaking adults class Monday evening at Clinton High School.

Clinton Public Schools has brought back its program to provide free classes to help Spanish-speaking adults in the community learn English.

The Clinton Police Department has confirmed two positive cases of rabies in the last 30 days, bringing the total cases for 2025 up to three. Each case involved skunks.

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