CELINA-The Clay County Commission will have four new faces on it when the September meeting rolls around, and a half-dozen current commissioners will continue to hold office. It was a given there would be at least three new faces on … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor CELINA-The Clay County Commission will vote on the proposed $16.2 million 2014-2015 county budget here at the government complex at 6:30 p.m. next Monday, August 11–a spending plan with raw numbers showing expenditures increasing … Continue reading →
CELINA-It was a big night for the Clay County GOP here as nearly 250 Republicans came together for the annual Clay County GOP Reagan Day Dinner Saturday, April 5th. A special meet and greet with appetizers one hour before the … Continue reading →
CLAY COUNTY-With snow and icy road conditions already causing students here to miss a total of 10 school days, schools are in session this week even though below normal temperatures remain. “Despite frigid temperatures, school needs to be in session … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER, HORIZON Editor CELINA-Clay County High School senior golfer Savanna Strode capped off an amazing prep career here last week by signing a scholarship with Cumberland University–the first-ever inked by a Lady Bulldog golfer. “Savanna is the … Continue reading →
CELINA-Citizen volunteers, Gail Faulkner, Howard Hilton, and Max Endicott, have recently contributed their time and labor to assist the Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery here in carrying out its tasks of routine fish care, grounds maintenance, and community and visitor … Continue reading →
By BOB WEAVER, HORIZON Staff CELINA-At a location just east of the city limits here Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) Commissioner John Schroer joined Celina Mayor Willie Kerr, Clay County Mayor Dale Reagan, Chamber of Commerce President Ray Norris, Clay … Continue reading →
CELINA-The City of Celina announced Monday their designation of Thursday, October 31 as the official day to celebrate Halloween here and Mayor Willie P. Kerr and Chief of Police Terry Scott remind everyone to use safe and respectful methods while … Continue reading →
Says hatcheries replace fish killed by federal locks and dams, sends letter calling for delayed implementation of recommendations in U.S. Fish and Wildlife report WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 – U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) urged Interior Secretary Sally Jewell to … Continue reading →
CELINA-East 52 Volunteer Fire Department was one of five charities that received $2,500 each for winning the Cumberland Toyota Charity Challenge Facebook Contest. Members of the East 52 Fire Department worked diligently to campaign for the votes daily because winning … Continue reading →
CELINA-Ray Norris of the Clay County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the County and City Mayors’ Offices, the County Commission, and other sponsors, announced Monday they plan to again honor local heroes–all area emergency services teams on September 11. … Continue reading →
CLAY COUNTY-Visitors to both the Hermitage Springs School and Celina K-8 will encounter new security measures in the form of a locked front door at which a camera and intercom system have been installed. Persons wishing to be admitted to … Continue reading →