DEAR HARRIETTE: I recently went through a divorce, and I’m struggling to figure out who I am now. There were no kids involved, so the breakup was really just between my ex and me. I thought I had my life figured out, but now that I’m on my own, I’m feeling lost. I’ve been so focused on being a partner for so long that I don’t even know what I want for myself anymore.
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- CHS names top of class for 2025
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Meredith Jefferson and Jennifer “JJ” Thompson say they have been friends forever, but among the many things they’ve shared as friends, neither of them ever expected colon cancer to be on the list.
Clinton High School made the announcement Monday afternoon of four valedictorians and one salutatorian to represent the class of 2025.
Lillian Roush, a junior at Arapaho-Butler High School, paged for House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, from March 3-6 at the State Capitol.
LONDON (AP) — A 16th-century painting stolen more than 50 years ago has been found — and is now at the center of a custody battle between a widow in England and a small Italian museum.
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A bus lost control and flipped on a highway early Tuesday near Johannesburg’s international airport, killing 16 as some were thrown from the vehicle, the transport ministry said.
Natalie Blundell, one of the judges, takes a bite of one the contestant dishes at the recent regional recipe contest at the Clinton High School Cafeteria.