The second day to file for candidacy in the election that will determine Clinton’s City Councilmen for Wards 1 and 3 has come to a close, with no additional filings.
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- Former detective faces charges
- CPS adopts new devices policy
- County leaders hold quick meeting
- Filing begins for council
- Lady Reds get to work to prepare for new season
Rigo Maldonado smooths out the freshly poured concrete Monday morning that is set to be a parking area for the new Clinton Middle School building.
Olivia Komahcheet plays guitar during her family’s performance in the final Levitt Music Concert of the summer in the amphitheater at McLain Rogers Park Friday evening.
Clinton Public Schools is starting this coming school year with an updated “Personal Wireless Devices Policy,” to be implemented which will effectively ban students and limit teachers from using smartphones or other similar devices while at school.
Former Clinton Police detective Michael Joseph Bouziden is facing charges after two separate instances, both of which involved domestic assault. One of the two involved the felonious pointing of a firearm, and the other allegedly involved public intoxication.
As of press time Monday, the Custer County Election Board has received one filing for Clinton’s City Council.
County commissioners urged Custer County residents to practice patience during chip sealing season, and reminded drivers to be gentle with new roads at Monday’s quick meeting. “We’re going to be chip sealing again this week.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a disturbance in the 100 block of Petty Ln.