CELINA-With the onset of the digital age and walk-in business becoming a thing of the past, the Dale Hollow HORIZON newspaper has made the decision to no longer maintain a brick and mortar office here in town. “We were already … Continue reading →
Pandemic modifies attendance, event to be live-streamed CELINA-Over 60 members of the Clay County High School (CCHS) Class of 2020 will receive their diplomas here in the school’s gymnasium this Friday night beginning at 7 p.m. and a commemorative edition … Continue reading →
UPDATE:GIRLS AND BOYS TOURNAMENTS NOW SUSPENDED (March 12) Only teams and immediate family (see the link below for their definition of “immediate family”) of team members to be admitted. Media with TSSAA issued credentials will also be admitted. Click the … Continue reading →
Five new members of the Clay County Sports Hall of Fame will be enshrined during ceremonies Saturday, January 17 here at halftime of the Clay County Lady Bulldogs home game with Gordonsville—which tips off at 6 p.m. and is followed by the Bulldogs matchup with the Panthers.
A meet-and-greet reception for this year’s class, their families, previous inductees, and others will be held prior to the game beginning at 4:30 p.m. The public is also encouraged to attend.
Four new members were voted into the athletes and coaches division, and the class will also include
Continue reading →By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor CELINA-After both the Clay County High School boys and girls basketball teams graduated the majority of their starters from last season’s sub-state squads, one might think their 2019-2020 campaigns would serve as rebuilding years. … Continue reading →
After announcing late last month Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) would be taking the first step towards reopening here last week, officials with the new ownership group have released a statement explaining why it didn’t happen last Friday.
The following is the CRH statement printed as received:
Clay County High School (CCHS) received news last week they were a recipient of $1 million in funding through Governor Bill Lee’s Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education (GIVE) program, which will be used to establish an on-campus welding program here.
The GIVE program prioritizes learning opportunities in rural counties like Clay and
Continue reading →After its doors were shuttered last spring, multiple area news outlets reported last week Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) will take the first step towards reopening here in just 10 days
Continue reading →CCHS to still host first-ever home playoff By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor MONTEREY-The Region 4-A Championship game between two Class A Top-10 teams lived up to its billing here last Friday night, as Clay County battled Monterey to a 9-6 decision … Continue reading →
The Clay County High School Cross Country team will run in the Regional Meet Thursday in Nashville at Percy Warner Park’s Iriquois Steeplechase course with a chance to advance to the 2019 TSSAA Cross Country State Championships on the line. … Continue reading →
GORDONSVILLE-After an impressive rally during the second half of their season and a gutsy win over Red Boiling Springs (RBS) in the district tournament opener, the Clay County High School Lady Bulldog volleyball team’s season came to an end in … Continue reading →
The Clay County High School football team carried a 45-0 blowout win over Pickett County into their bye this week, after the Bobcats (1-6, 0-3) were no match for the now 6-1 Bulldogs.
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