Members of Clinton High School’s Hispanic Club include, front row from left, Tania Perez, Destiny Gutierrez, Jocelyn Rios and Araceli Martinez; and back row, Roy Reyes, Hector Garcia and Angel Perez.
Native Outreach Baptist Chapel of Clinton will have their fall revival from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15, Wednesday, Oct. 16, and Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Cheyenne and Arapaho Community Hall, 2015 Dog Patch Rd.
Students of Angela Arney at Big Five Head Start proudly display artwork they did in class.
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 4
GROUP MEETING: Custer Health Action Team meets at Red Rock Behavioral Health in Clinton. Call Gary Albert
(580) 583-4280. 1 p.m.
-Eco board’s membership rules change
-Flu shots protect vulnerable population
-City leaders talk cleanup, hoping for large turnout
-‘Conflict’ set at Tornado Bowl
-Plus see local pictures
Trustees of the City of Clinton’s new Economic Development Authority no longer have to be residents of the city. They merely have to own property, including a business, within the
This year the Custer County Health Department (CCHD) will once again offer flu shots at no out-of-pocket cost to area residents. Clinton Public Schools nurse Sheffield Southall said there have
Painting stars on the Veterans’ Highway at the Clinton Veterans Center are, from left, Linda Stewart (kneeling), Carol Ann Batterton, Wayne Batterton and Virginia Reid.
Saturday’s kickoff to the Clinton FIRST cleanup campaign dominated Tuesday’s talk at an abbreviated meeting of the city’s Economic Development Authority. The cleanup will begin with an 8 a.m. meeting
In Diane Keeton’s science class at Washington Elementary, Jaidyn Harrison, left, and Miley Herndon use a digital scale to find the mass of pennies.