The Cuba Police Department has arrested a local man for making terrorist threats after he allegedly coughed toward customers and wrote COVID on the inside of a cooler door at a local business on Tuesday.
County clerk objects to mayor’s absentee ballot information
In some of his campaign literature, Cuba Mayor Ray Mortimeyer thought he was providing a good idea to local voters who might fear heading to the polls for the now rescheduled city election due to the coronavirus, but his suggestion people vote absentee to avoid crowds at the polls didn’t sit well with Crawford County Clerk John Martin.
School board hears budget, insurance updates
The Cuba Board of Education received updates on the current school budget and health insurance during its latest meeting, which was held on March 17. The board also approved the hiring of a new high school principal and certified staff for the 2020-21 school year.
Cuba schools feeding program under way - pickup time at CMS changed
The Cuba School district has released its plan for feeding students while they are away from school due to the coronavirus pandemic. The program began on Monday and is open to all children younger than 18.
Cuba schools staff gets high marks for coronavirus response
Cuba Schools Superintendent Jon Earnhart had nothing but praise for his entire staff and all they accomplished leading up to last week’s closure of the R-2 campus due to the coronavirus pandemic. Still hoping to return to classes on April 6, he shared his plan to get the buildings and buses sanitized with the school board during its March 17 meeting.