Borrowing a line from a Christmas classic, “Sutherlands is comin’ to town.”
The Arapaho-Butler Senior 4H Club recently made a large donation to the Family Treatment Court during the club’s Christmas party. Pictured front, from left, are Noah Cote, Nate Hickey; back, Kylie Oakes, Quade Richardson, Clint Burnett, Judge Donna Dirickson, Emma Hickey, Kelly Burnett and Kaden Waldrop.
All full-time Custer County employees who worked from March 1, 2020, to Feb. 28, 2021, and are still employed will receive up to $2,500 of special pay from a premium one-time payroll approved by commissioners during Monday’s regular meeting.
Antonio Ceniceros and Tarren Cummins are Clinton High School’s Red Tornado Boy and Girl for December.
Alyson Perez leads the crowd in a cheer to support the Clinton High School football players during a home playoff game.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection is set to recommend contempt charges against former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on Monday as lawmakers seek his testimony about President Donald Trump’s discussions and actions before the attack by his supporters.
(AP) – When Katie Posten walked outside Saturday morning to her car parked in her driveway, she saw something that looked like a note or receipt stuck to the windshield.
(AP) – California's 26-year-old program to get more people to put solar panels on their homes has been wildly successful, but state regulators may lower the incentives for people to go solar in a bid to reduce electricity bills for the rest of residents in the most populous U.S. state.
(AP) – As the omicron variant sparks worldwide fears of renewed COVID-19 outbreaks, Americans' worries about infection are again on the rise, but fewer say they are regularly wearing masks or isolating compared with the beginning of the year.
(AP) – Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers are committed in principle to education and jobs for girls and women, a marked departure from their previous time in power, and they seek the world's "mercy and compassion" to help millions of Afghans in desperate need, a top Taliban leader said in a rare interview.