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Callaway Youth On a Mission

*Editor’s Note: After speaking with the youth and adults who experienced the Callaway Senior High Youth Group mission trip a couple of weeks ago and hearing their passion for sharing their stories, I want to be sure and give them all the space they need.
The Callaway Senior High Youth Group recently took a trip to Oklahoma City to help clean up a blighted area of a local church to provide a safe place for the children there. Here the Callaway youth group and sponsors join the local kids for a worship service in their church. (Photo courtesy Sara Hogg)

REMINDER:

The Custer County Courthouse and all offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4, and will reopen for regular business hours on Friday, July 5..

The Demise Of The Dreaded Stove Mouse

It may be the “Year of the Dragon” in China, but 2024 is the “Year of the Mouse” at the Peyton House. It seems we have been inundated with mice. I blame our youngest cat. She had something in her mouth and when I went to look, she dropped it and a mouse took off into the pantry and was gone.
The Demise Of The Dreaded Stove Mouse

Remembering Their Classmate

On July 9, 2020, the lives of a Callaway family were changed forever. As word spread of a single-vehicle accident late that night that claimed the life of 19-year-old Sydnee Sallach, the small town was rocked to the core.
The Callaway High School class of 2019 was a tight-knit group, and when they tragically lost a member of the class the year after graduation they all felt it. Next weekend the class will pay special tribute to their classmate, Sydnee Sallach. (Photo courtesy Mikayla McFate)

Summer Solstice

Today, June 20, is The Summer Solstice, which, marks the longest day of the year and the official beginning of summer - a season beloved by many. A time-honored tradition among various cultures is to greet this day by watching the sunrise.

The Hazards Of The Thirteen-Liners

I had to chuckle the other day. I was returning from the Salem Presbyterian Cemetery located northeast of Gothenburg and a 13-lined ground squirrel ran across the road. Had Dean, my father-in-law, been driving he would have swerved to try and kill the little rodent. Why?
The Hazards Of The Thirteen-Liners

Hanson’s Final Meeting As CPS Superintendent

After serving the Callaway school district for the past five years, Superintendent Bryon Hanson bid farewell to the school board in his final meeting on Tuesday, June 11. He offered his final thoughts at the conclusion of the monthly board meeting.
Bryon Hanson served the Callaway school distrct as Superintendent for the past five years, and is known for his willingness to have fun and get involved. It wasn't unusual to see him in costume (Minions) or visiting and laughing with the students. His role with the district officially ends July 1. (Courtesy photo)
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