A person who goes to court and is convicted of a crime might think of a judge’s sentence as time served. But there’s almost always more to it. Fees and
Randon Ridling drives a cotton stripper on his family’s farm north of Sentinel. So far, the cotton production forecast looks positive.
-Drug court for families coming here
-Hospital health fair Thursday
-Clinton High School Key Club coat drive underway
-Fightin’ Chicks rough up Reds
-Plus see local pictures
Forrest Doshier, left, a safety instructor at Western Technology Center, runs Clinton Fire Department Chief Brett Russell through a disaster drill on a driving simulator.
AllianceHealth Clinton will offer a range of free services and information at a health fair to be held from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Thursday in the hospital’s Weichel Center.
Deprived and neglected children and their parents in Custer and Washita counties should soon have a new “family drug court” to help them with their problems. The program for Custer
A lot more cold, wet weather is expected before spring of 2020, and the Clinton High School Key Club is holding its annual children’s coat drive to benefit Christmas Connection.
Washington Elementary science students, from left, Jaden Londagin, Brayden Fuller and John Vela study how organisms try to meet their needs in an ecosystem.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5 STORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. SUPPORT GROUP: Custer County Support Group
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