CELINA-U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander received word this week from the Department of Interior that there will be no closures of national fish hatcheries in the next month, and that it had instructed the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to work … Continue reading →
Published September 18, 2013 By THOMAS P. WEAVER, HORIZON Editor GAINESBORO-If there’s one way to put a 55-6 beatdown and an 0-3 start behind you, it’s going on the road this Friday night and knocking off what has historically been … Continue reading →
MOSS-Honest Abe Log Homes and its sister companies located here held their second annual blood drive last week and officials with the companies deemed the event a “huge success.” April Smith Patterson, daughter of the late Doug Smith and Joint … Continue reading →
Published September 11, 2013 By THOMAS P. WEAVER, HORIZON Editor COOKEVILLE-The Clay County Bulldog football team suffered their second loss of the year and fell a game behind in their conference with a 29-7 loss to rival Monterey here at … Continue reading →
Published September 4, 2013 By THOMAS P. WEAVER, HORIZON Editor COOKEVILLE-Clay County head coach Chad Barger is hoping his team can shake off their opening 14-0 loss to East Robertson last Friday night as they travel to the campus of … Continue reading →
Forest stewardship involves sustainably managing woodlands in order to maintain their biodiversity, health, productivity, regeneration ability, and potential for meeting landowner goals, while not damaging the forest ecosystem. The Tennessee Division of Forestry (TDF) assist landowners in their forest stewardship … 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-New to her post as principal of Celina K-8, Emily Daniels welcomed four new teachers, a new guidance counselor, and two new teaching assistants to the school as the 2013-2014 session began. Brittany McClearan (3rd grade), Mary Anna Scott (4th … 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 →
LAFAYETTE-The Boards of Directors of Citizens Bank of Lafayette, parent company of the Bank of Celina, and Liberty State Bank recently announced a definitive agreement to merge the two banks leaving Citizens Bank of Lafayette as the surviving bank and … Continue reading →
Published August 28, 2013 By THOMAS P. WEAVER, HORIZON Editor CELINA-With a new head coach, a new schedule, and several new players, the Clay County High School football team is set to make a fresh start here at Bulldog … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Celina Health and Rehabilitation Center (CHRC) was in the limelight here this month at the Tennessee Health Care Association’s (THCA) 2013 Convention & Trade Show as both a volunteer and an employee were honored with statewide awards. Wanda Donaldson, a … Continue reading →