Here's a preview of Tuesday's CDN
- Storms cleanup focus of county
- One files for election
- Arrest made in burglary
- Enrollment set to begin at CPS
- Former CHS softball player receives one last award
After last week’s rain and storms wreaked havoc across the county, Custer County Commissioners are still working to address damages left behind during the storms. With damage including county roads and bridges, commissioners spent their regular meeting yesterday discussing possible financial compensation through state assistance and the declaration of a disaster to help with recovery efforts.
Starnes Tower Service employee Austin Arnette, left, and owner Kenneth Starnes decommission the ruined City Hall communications tower to make room for a new one.
As of press time Monday, only Stormie Hill had filed for candidacy for Clinton City Council’s Ward 3 seat and no candidates had filed yet for the Ward 1 seat.
Alexis Borjas-Ojeda, 19, of Clinton has been charged with first-degree burglary after Clinton Police responded to an incident July 1.
Sgt. Brittany Simmons sings with the 77th Army Band at the McLain Rogers amphitheater Friday.
As summer vacation comes to an end, children and parents everywhere are apprehensive – albeit for different reasons – about the upcoming fall semester, for which enrollment information parents need to look no further.
WASHINGTON (AP) — When Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested recently he might stop the FBI from relocating its downtown headquarters to a new facility planned for the Washington suburbs, it was more than idle thinking about an office renovation.
Code Enforcer Toby Anders prepares to pump for a punctured water line while Fire Chief Brett Russell looks on at the flooded Clinton Fire Department parking lot.