New employee questions company’s future

New employee questions company’s future

Apr 02, 2022

DEAR HARRIETTE: I decided to do some research on the company that I hastily accepted a job offer from. Upon researching, I found out that its CEO has been accused of sexual harassment by a few former employees. The investigation is ongoing, and he is still the CEO for the time being, so I would be working under him. I'm now on the fence about my decision. My last boss faced similar accusations, and the company ended up closing down as a result. Would it be smart to go back and decline the job even though I've already accepted the offer? – Worried

Here is a look at the Friday headlines

Apr 01, 2022

Here's your preview of Friday's headlines

- School’s bond issue plan detailed

- Scam emails reach property owners 

- Clinton man faces child abuse by injury charge

- Littke, Lady Reds 4th at Ft. Cobb tourney

School’s bond issue plan detailed

School’s bond issue plan detailed

Apr 01, 2022

Since the Clinton Public School District bond issue was proposed in December, a few changes have been made along the way. The bond will be worth approximately $51 million, but Superintendent Tyler Bridges explained approximately $38 million of that is what will be invested into the bond’s project areas.

Demolition workd

Demolition work began

Apr 01, 2022

Demolition work began Thursday morning on the former service station just east of Homeland on Gary Boulevard. City Inspector Toby Anders said White Buffalo Coffee Bar intends to operate a new business at the location. CDN

Scam emails reach property owners

Apr 01, 2022

Scam emails have reached several Custer County property owners this week stating that “S.O. Be Investments Manager Ohad Behore” is interested in purchasing their property. The email lists Custer County Assessor Brad Rennels as a source of contact, but Rennels said that he and his office are not associated with the emails.

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