Twin Lakes supports K-8 schools in Clay County
SUPPORTING SCHOOLS-Twin Lakes recently visited all K-8 schools in their service area to present them with checks to help further meet the needs of their students, including the ones here in Clay County. Twin lakes representative Sydney Birdwell traveled to … Continue reading →
Reciprocal fishing agreement expires
Dale Hollow Lake affected by regulation change DALE HOLLOW-Kentucky has let its reciprocal fishing agreement with Tennessee expire here on Dale Hollow Lake, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources agency. “Kentucky is working on a new agreement, but in the … Continue reading →
Hermitage Springs musical set April 5
HERMITAGE SPRINGS-The Hermitage Springs School Beta Club will present “A Night of Stars” musical early next month, and organizers are encouraging the public to come out and support the students Saturday night, April 5 at 6 p.m. here at the … Continue reading →
Museum hosts quilt show in conjunction with festival
By RANDALL ALLEN Horizon reporter CELINA-Visitors that appreciate history and quilts visited the Clay County Museum for a quilt show held in conjunction with the Inaugural Chocolate Gravy Festival Saturday. Over 70 quilts were on display at the local museum … Continue reading →
CCHS anglers finish strong at Percy Priest
TOP 3 FINISH-Clay County High School anglers Kale Trobaugh and Jaxen White earned a third-place finish and $500 scholarship at the Tennessee Bass Nation Tournament on Percy Priest over the weekend, after weighing in five fish tipping the scales at … Continue reading →
Kerr submits resignation, aldermen increase fails
CELINA-City alderman Brittany Kerr submitted her resignation and the ratification of “private act SB0046/HB0050 to change the number of city aldermen from 3 to 5” failed after a vote was taken here last Thursday, according to minutes from the special … Continue reading →
Ballot now set for city election
CELINA-WIth the qualifying deadline expiring last week, the ballot for the city election to be held here June 3 is now set. Celina residents and property owners will vote in a three-person race for mayor and choose from eight candidates … Continue reading →
Chocolate Gravy Festival crowd sets Celina abustle
Thousands come to town for the one-of-a-kind event By RANDALL ALLEN Horizon reporter CELINA-“Wow is all we can say!” Blown away by what they had witnessed Saturday, organizers of the Inaugural Chocolate Gravy Festival were at a loss for words … Continue reading →
CHRC celebrates Social Work Month
CELINA-National Social Work Month is being celebrated during the month of March here at Celina Health and Rehabilitation Center “to acknowledge all that social workers do for our society,” officials with the local facility said. The theme for Social Work … Continue reading →
Twin Lakes supports CCHS seniors
SUPPORTING GRADS-Clay County High School senior class sponsor Tasha Bailey (left) and class officers (left to right) Jada Banks, Erin Meadows, and Roman Briggs were recently presented with a $2,500 check in support of Project Graduation from Twin Lakes representative … Continue reading →
Chocolate Gravy Festival Saturday
CELINA-Community-wide support combined with hard work from volunteers will result in the 1st Annual Chocolate Gravy Festival to be held here downtown Saturday, and organizers and supporters alike are encouraging everyone to turn out for the first-of-its-kind event this weekend. … Continue reading →
Local students awarded FFA scholarships
GATLINBURG-Clay County High School students Kylie Tinsley and Kadence Smith have been selected to receive Tennessee Future Farmers of America (FFA) Foundation scholarships. Both students are dedicated members of the Clay County FFA Chapter and will be recognized onstage here … Continue reading →