View a sample ballot below or in this week’s newspaper CELINA-Friday is the day the first ballots will be cast in Clay County for the August 1 General Election and State and Federal Primaries, as early voting kicks off here … Continue reading →
By RANDALL ALLEN Horizon Reporter CELINA-Clay County Commissioners were presented with current wheel tax numbers, approved a host of budget amendments in preparation for an upcoming budget vote, reduced speed limits on a pair of local roads, and added two … Continue reading →
Next commission meeting set for July 8 CELINA-Budget meetings have wrapped up here in Clay County, and the numbers are being calculated by finance clerk Donna Hamilton in preparation for a vote to be taken later this summer. The county’s … Continue reading →
Alderman total increased to 5 By RANDALL ALLEN HORIZON Reporter CELINA-Residents here will now pay lower taxes in the upcoming year, after the City of Celina Board of Mayor and Alderman passed a one-year tax relief amendment at their June … Continue reading →
Smith slips by Arms; Reagan wins again; White, Watson, Boone, Eads retain seats By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor CLAY COUNTY-All five current office-holders who made a bid for re-election against an opponent retained their seats here in this year’s … Continue reading →
CELINA-Census takers are still needed in Clay County, officials say, with the 2020 decennial population count just around the corner. Two recent workshops aimed at helping potential workers sign up were held recently, but several slots are still open. A … Continue reading →
Clay County officials were on hand at the annual Governor’s Conference to receive their ThreeStar certification plaque for the county’s continued participation in the statewide strategic community development program, which assists counties in preparing for a better future. Shown here (left to … Continue reading →
CELINA-The City of Celina recently announced their designation of Thursday, October 31 as the official day to celebrate Halloween here and Mayor Tonya Spears said “trick-or-treaters should plan to make their rounds that night,” and she encouraged them “to keep … Continue reading →
CELINA-Funds are still available to downtown business owners here to help them improve the appearance of the facade or front of their building. Over the past 10 years, 25 of 40 eligible buildings in the downtown area have been able … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE — State Senator Mark Pody (R-Lebanon) has scheduled a “listening meeting” tour stop in Clay Couny on Thursday, October 10 in order to meet with local citizens to discuss issues of importance to them. He will also be available … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-When Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe announced the 59 counties set to receive ThreeStar grants this year, Clay County was included. In total, TNECD is awarding $2.4 million in funding to … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor CELINA-When the announcement of the pending March 1 closure of Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) was made 10 days ago, immediate shock was quickly transformed into uncertainty, not just for the future of the healthcare … Continue reading →
