What people are reading in Saturday's Clinton Daily News
-The Edge asked to leave Frisco Center
-Sand mining foe on city agenda
The bare-footed driver of a late-model semi truck that overturned Friday on Interstate 40 west of Haggard Road asks emergency personnel for his wallet and shoes which were left in the cab.
A death investigated Monday night at the Glancy Motel in Clinton was believed due to natural causes, said Detective Lt. Ray Hammans of the Clinton Police Department.
The Arapaho-Butler sophomore class will kick off their senior trip fundraising efforts Tuesday when a two-month-long drive begins to collect new and gently-used shoes.
Arianna Parkinson, one of the Fay residents who spoke Monday morning to Custer County commissioners about possible depletion of the Rush Springs Aquifer by sand mining companies which are coming in
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