Clay County Livestock Judging Team is State Bound
SENIOR SUCCESS-The Clay County 4-H Livestock Judging Senior Team, made up of (left to right) Erin Meadows, Kendall Hamilton, Faith Burks, and Mikarah Mason took home the top prize at the Central Region 4-H Livestock Judging Contest held earlier this … Continue reading →
Students offering tech support at CCHS
The Bulldog Help Desk launched at local high school CELINA-A group of tech-savvy students here at Clay County High School are stepping up to help their peers and teachers navigate the digital world. The school has officially launched a student-led … Continue reading →
Softball, baseball senior nights set this week
Both teams heading down home stretch of regular season CELINA-A total of seven games combined will wrap up the regular season for both Clay County Lady Bulldog Softball and Bulldog Baseball in the coming days. After their home game with … Continue reading →
Community rallying behind Evan Hayes
Event timeline for upcoming benefits published CLAY COUNTY-The entire community is rallying behind Evan Hayes, who bravely continues to serve as an inspiration to all through his unwavering courage and spirit. After being diagnosed in 2017 and battling leukemia since … Continue reading →
Over a dozen CCHS seniors commit to TCAT Livingston
SIGNING DAY-Clay County High School seniors participated in TCAT NC3 Signing Day last week and officially signed letters of intent to attend TCAT Livingston upon graduation. “We’re proud to celebrate these future professionals as they take the next step toward … Continue reading →
City to pave streets
Equipment purchase also approved By RANDALL ALLEN Horizon reporter CELINA-Aldermen approved a large-scale project to repave all city streets, and also authorized the purchase of a backhoe and skid steer during their April meeting last week. “We have been waiting … Continue reading →
Craighead named Farm Bureau AITC outstanding teacher
Local FFA leader receives award in recognition of his efforts CELINA-Clay County High School agriculture teacher Matthew Craighead has been honored with an Outstanding AITC Teacher Award, given as a part of a project by the Tennessee Farm Bureau in … Continue reading →
CCHS teams see mixed results last week
Both squads still eyeing second-place league finishes EDITOR’S NOTE: Bulldog Baseball locked up their regular-season runner-up finish with a back-to-back wins over Pickett County Monday and Tuesday after the newspaper went to press. See next week’s newspaper for more details. … Continue reading →
Locals being honored, jail loan approval highlight county meet
Watson, Haynes receive recognition from County Mayor and Commission By RANDALL ALLEN Horizon reporter CELINA-County commissioners addressed several issues and honored a pair of residents here at their April meeting last week. Thomas Watson and Laney Haynes were recognized for … Continue reading →
ACT perfection achieved again; Clay Co. scores still on the rise
Kaslikowski becomes second CCHS student to tally a 36 on the exam CELINA-One year after Clay County High School saw its first ever score of 36 on the ACT exam, it has happened again. Current senior Camden Baxter was the … Continue reading →
Clay Democrats to elect new leaders
CELINA-The Clay County Democratic Party will hold a Reorganization Convention to elect new leaders on Saturday, April 19 here at the Clay County Historic Courthouse. Doors open for registration at 11:30 a.m., with a convention to follow at 12 p.m. … Continue reading →
Hermitage Springs students benefit from “Growing Together” grant
GROWING TOGETHER-As a part of Hermitage Springs School’s middle school STEM project initiative, science teacher Beth McMurtrey applied for and received a TVA grant titled “Growing Together.” The school received $5,000 in equipment and supplies in order to operate two … Continue reading →