The Clark County Press

At the Clark County Board of Supervisors October 3, the agenda included the first reading of ordinance 248-10-24, proposing approved amendments to Clark County Code of Ordinance, Chapter 26: “Offenses and Nuisances,” which would amend the ordinance restricting the sale of intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids.

At Greenwood’s October 2 common council, the council members addressed the impending need for a new police chief. A motion was made to put out the advertisement for the chief of police position for two weeks.

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Brian Leader poses on his pedal tractor with his multitude of trophies and medals he earned from 19 different pedal pull competitions over the summer. He won 18 of them, including the state competition and placed seventh at nationals.

The Thorp Courier

The Thorp City Council convened on Monday, October 14 at City Hall for its regular monthly meeting and received some good news and some bad news. Thorp will be saving money in some areas, but at the same time the council learned the cost to replace the city’s lead service lines might be higher than previously anticipated. SEH’s community development and planning coordinator Henry Elling relayed information to the board that the cost to the city to perform individual scatter site replacements of lead service lines could be an additional $60,000.