In Krista Steiner’s class at Clinton High School are Hispanic Club students Esequiel Gutierrez, left, and Jasmin Lopez.
-Weatherford police probing beating/knifing
-Machine OK’d to help with flood control dams
-CHS to host mock trial event
-Stories requested by CDN
-Death at motel was ‘natural’
-Reds bounce back
-Plus see local pictures
Legal teams from 40 high schools around the state will spend the day in Clinton on Monday, Oct. 7, for the Mock Trial Fall Conference which kicks off mock trial season. This will be the first time Clinton High School has hosted the annual conference, said CHS Legal Team Coach Ashley Kelley.
In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Clinton Daily News would like to hear from people in the community who would like to share stories about how their lives have been affected by the disease.
One individual was found beaten and cut with a knife when Weatherford police responded Thursday to a report of a fight in progress.
The incident occurred in the 1300 block of Meadow Lane.
Custer County commissioners gave their assent this week to the purchase of a “compact excavation digger” – a machine similar to a backhoe – for Soil Conservation District No. 88 headquartered in Clinton.
Clinton High School Key Club officers, from left, President Moises Villanueva, Vice President Litzy Silos, Secretary Emma Wheeler, and Treasurer Ramona Villegas were the guest speakers at this week’s meeting of the Clinton Kiwanis Club.
Clinton police investigated a death Friday morning at the Glancy Motel.
Members of Clinton Free Will Baptist Church recently visited the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter in Kentucky.
Washington Elementary students perform a Student Council initiation ceremony.