Kinsley Bridges, left, sings “I Don’t Know My Name” as she plays her ukulele and April Abraham holds the microphone during Friends on Frisco.
Responded to a medical call in the 400 block of S. 10 in Thomas.
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WEEKLY UPDATE ON COVID-19 CASES IN CUSTER COUNTY
The Clinton Economic Development Authority has made offers to buy the Glancy Motel and the former Pop Hicks Restaurant property.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Bill calls for restorative justice
- Tiny Tornadoes acquire shelter
- Local woman charged with burglary, more
- Clinton advances to quarterfinals
- Hunter, Kauk qualify for state tourney
Gov. Kevin Stitt recently signed a new bill into law regarding a fiveyear pilot program to be established for victim-led restorative justice designed to repair the harm caused by crime.
Clinton’s own Tiny Tornadoes are now prepared to withstand up to an EF5 tornado in their newly installed shelter.
Mariana Diosdado, left, and Max Soto dance to the traditional Mexican folklore dance, Tilingo Lingo, last Friday during Friends on Frisco.