Few styles of cuisine are as widely beloved as Mexican cuisine. When celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Hispanics and non- Hispanics alike won’t want to miss the opportunity to indulge in some delicious Mexican food.
Let’s face it – you’ve had a tough year, I’ve had a tough year, we’ve all had a tough year.
Just a reminder that JSL is still having their annual Spaghetti Day until 7p.m. tonight at the Frisco Center.
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Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Custer County COVID-19 update given
- Suspect charged with check fraud
- WPLS passes annual audit
- Walker still learning something new every day
- Notice of death for Donald Dodson
From left, Holden Powell, Roy Weeks and Chris Begay work together to get the finishing touches on the heating and cooling unit at the newly remodeled weight room at Clinton High School. CDN
The Western Plains Library System passed its annual auditor’s report last Friday with an “unqualified opinion” score meaning there were zero bookkeeping errors.
Custer County is continuing to see new CO- VID-19 cases that are causing an extra-heavy load on area hospitals, the regional director of the Custer County Health Department says.
Canute resident Kody Jay Finnell, 39, is being charged with falsely impersonating another to create liability after former conviction of two or more felonies.
Weldon Parts of Clinton has been in business serving the needs of semitruck drivers since 1999. Mona Walker, the current manager of Weldon Parts, has worked there for the past 18 years.