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…g forward to one last high school season before joining the USC Trojans to throw the hammer.
…D-19, but not banning public gatherings or closing schools just yet.
…’ “bigot,’’ “homophobe,’’ “liar,’’ and “hateful person” because of his support for President Donald Trump.
More than 200 mothers, fathers, business owners, elected officials, teachers, sons, and daughters gathered this week for Teach One to Lead One’s annual Leadership Breakfast…
…ns were made out of concern for the impacts of the coronavirus.
…hout that order, many local groups are following suit, and businesses are suffering.
…ary series coming next week on Clark County Today; Coronavirus Update; Public Health says 18 being tested for COVID-19; SR-503 barrier project could prevent cross-over accidents; Friends of Frog Ferry…
…n 10, open to K-12 student poems to be showcased on C-TRAN buses beginning July 2020.
…t Kiggins Theatre, 1011 Main St. This event is open to any business or individual interested in environmental sustainability.
There is still just one known case of COVID-19 in Clark County, but the number of people being tested rose to nearly 20 on Monday.
On Wednesday, the state House of Representatives joined the Senate in unanimously approving the Tiffany Hill Act, which will help victims of domestic violence and sim…
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