One reason to travel is to discover how things are done all over again. My husband, Peter, and I are in Mexico, and I was thinking this as we stood, confounded, in front of the washing machine.
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- School is conducting alumni search
- Firemen battle blaze on Frisco
- Pink Zebra ventures into flower business
- Brittains keep insurance all in the family
- County sales tax vote Tues.
A fire started above a closet ceiling in a residence located at 1601 Frisco Ave. at approximately 12:30 a.m. Friday morning. Clinton Fire Chief Brett Russell said the fire was most likely caused by an electrical shortage from an issue with the breakers.
Clinton Public School District recently launched its first alumni search. Director of communications Maci Stover created a graphic with an attached link that will allow interested alumni to fill out a form for school officials to add to their database.
Pink Zebra owner Angie Newcomb recently added a flower shop inside her boutique. It will be a full-service shop filled with plants, flowers and pots.
Cody and Brett Brittain have worked together at their insurance business, Brittain & Associates, for many years.
Custer County residents will vote Tuesday on renewing the existing half-cent county sales tax for the next five years. If the sales tax is extended, it will take effect July 1.
Conducted a welfare check on Arapaho Rd., Weatherford.
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Responded to a medical assist in the 600 block of S. 9 St.