Volume 30, Number 48 • December 11, 1940 Fitzgerald listed among student “Who’s Who” Mr. William Marion Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Fitzgerald, is among those students who will be listed in the 1940-41 issue of Who’s … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library is a great community resource. We have books to read for fun as well as to learn. Do you need help typing up a resume? The library has books for you. … Continue reading →
WASHINGTON-As a result of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which was signed into law last week, it is estimated that the Clay County School District will receive an additional $540,000 to fund education programs for disadvantaged and disabled … Continue reading →
The Clay County boys and Clarkrange girls won the HORIZON polls as the teams to take the championships in the District 7-A tournament. The Bulldogs took 86 percent of the vote in the boys poll, with Jackson County finishing … Continue reading →
By Dr. JOYCE SCOTT February is American Heart Month. About every 25 seconds, an American will have a coronary event. Learn more about coronary heart disease, which often appears as a heart attack and is the most common heart … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to my grandson Jonathan Weaver on February 18, Ezell Nevins on February 19, Melissa Roach on February 21, and Chris Hamilton and my grandson Jason Napier on February 23. • Bible Verse The earth is the Lord’s, … Continue reading →
Volume 29, Number 26 • June 28, 1939 Standing Stone State Park has an historical background Standing Stone State Park and Forest, which has been developed into one of the state’s most ideal vacation spots, has an historical background peopled … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library will host teen night on Friday, February 27, at 6:00. All teens are invited for an evening of Chili, friends, and games. There are several new books in the library this … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE, TN-State lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week to begin the work of the first regular week of the 106th General Assembly. The first order of business was a joint session of the House and Senate to hear … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Governor Phil Bredesen last week delivered his seventh State of the State Address to the members of the 106th General Assembly, outlining a path forward that will ensure Tennessee’s financial position remains sound while focusing on the basics: improving education, … Continue reading →
From Staff Reports Officials at every level and division of government are waiting to see the exact provisions of the federal economic stimulus package expected to be signed by the president this week. President Barack Obama is expected to … Continue reading →
GIRLS Players of the Year Tasha Phillips, Clarkrange Laken Leonard, Jackson County Coach of the Year Lamar Rogers, Clarkrange First Team Kelli Reed, Clarkrange Layce Colter, Red Boiling Amelia Kirk, Clay County Kayla Gibson, Pickett County Emily Bowman, … Continue reading →