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The Clearmont Town Council met Monday, October 18, with all members but John Kiser, as well as three guests present. Guests were Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office deputy Ryan Kerns; Angela Jones and Jennifer Reed of Pilch and Reed, CPA’s in Sheridan. The town is considering hiring the firm to help wi
Ira Roadifer was a guest at the regular town Council Meeting held on April 26 at 6 p.m. One item of discussion centered on All-Clearmont Day, which is normally held the second weekend in June, but is not scheduled to be held this coming June. Roadifer asked if the town would undertake to host Clearmont Day again, but Mayor Rohrer felt that it would be better to plan for next year, as time was getting short to do it this year. “We need someone to volunteer to take charge of the event, most towns have a committee to do the planning,” Rohrer said. “It’s a lot of work.”
Independent-Scout wins awards INDEPENDENT-SCOUT reporter Gillian Pomplun and editor Charley Preusser hold the three first place awards won in the WNA Better Newspaper Contest. GAYS MILLS - It’s the right time of year for a little pick-me up…frankly, maybe it’s just the right yearfor a little pick-me-up. Anyway, that’s just what the Crawford County Independent & Kickapoo Scout received last Friday night courtesy of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association. The WNA held a virtual awards ceremony to honor those who won awards in the Better Newspaper C...
The Clearmont Town Council met for a regular meeting at the Clearmont Town Hall, February 15, 2021 at 6 p.m. All members, Councilman Poppenga, Councilwoman Switzer, Councilman Buhr, and Councilwoman Betz, as well as Town Clerk/Treasurer Amy Vineyard, and Maintenance John Kiser were present. One guest was in attendance, Deputy Lamb. Mayor Rohrer reported on the water tank project money. He will check with the Engineering Associates and see where they are at with the town projects. Next week Mayor Rohrer said he will be meeting with Visionary and Ray Frady about the access road to the water tow...
Boise State News January 22, 2021 Boise State’s Onramp team marked the recent Martin Luther King Day by creating ongoing challenges to engage community partners, K-12 educators, and students in meaningful dialogue and service throughout Idaho. It’s all part of a challenge set by Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King and CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change. Onramp is a joint program of several departments at Boise State, other institutions of higher learning, and Apple’s Community Education Initiatives team to teach coding skills to K-...