Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Fifth-grader had hair cut by bullies
- Promotions announced for library
- Police recover stolen vehicle; two suspects apprehended
- CHS softball splits at Hydro Festival
- No. 6 Lady Indians win back-to-back games
Lauryn Pierce receives a COVID vaccine shot from Jordan Fisher at Salisbury Pharmacy. Vaccine shots are available via appointment there and at other places throughout Custer County.
Starting Tuesday, Beverly Thomason will take over as manager of the Clinton Public Library. Former manager Kathy Atchley will now work solely as public service director for the Western Plains Library System.
Clinton residents Elrond Neal Burns, 33, and John Leonard Yelloweagle, 42, were allegedly seen leaving a stolen vehicle by Clinton Police Detective Michael Bouziden as he was attempting to retrieve it.
A fifth-grade Native American male student at Washington Elementary School was allegedly pinned down and had his hair cut while in a restroom by two unidentified students Tuesday.
Blake Brewer recently sat for his Eagle Board of Review where he was approved to be Troop 361’s 101st Eagle Scout. Brewer’s Eagle project consisted of building a privacy fence, playground, and gaga ball pit at the First Mennonite Church in Clinton.
Today is the 246th day of 2021 and the 76th day of summer.
WEDNESDAY
Responded to a business alarm in the 2100 block of Dog Patch Road.
Cody Nelson mows the grass around the nature trail at Acme Brick Park.