GROWING TOGETHER-As a part of Hermitage Springs School’s middle school STEM project initiative, science teacher Beth McMurtrey applied for and received a TVA grant titled “Growing Together.” The school received $5,000 in equipment and supplies in order to operate two … Continue reading →
RIBBON CUTTING-A ribbon cutting was held last week by the Clay County Partnership Chamber of Commerce for the Obey River Fly Shop, which offers fly rods, handmade flys, gear, apparel, and more in downtown Celina at 100 West Lake Avenue. … Continue reading →
30-year veteran educator Scarlett Gentry heads up unique endeavor benefiting local students EDITOR’S NOTE: The print version of this article mistakenly identified Sandra Gentry as the teacher who organized the class project. The Dale Hollow Horizon apologizes to Hermitage Springs … Continue reading →
Year-to-date tally almost a full month ahead of schedule locally CELINA-Rainfall totals continue to rise following a very active weather week in Clay County and across the Mid-South. Totals here were considerably above normal through the first three months of … Continue reading →
CELINA-The Horizon Sports Network will kick off their second season of broadcasting Clay County High School spring sports next week. The live-stream affiliate of the HORIZON newspaper will begin coverage with a jam-packed week of action, as they start with … Continue reading →
CELINA-Celina Health and Rehabilitation Center will celebrate Administrative Professionals Week later this month from April 20-26. The week is dedicated to administrative professionals in recognition of their hard work and dedication to the successful operations of the workplace. “Strong administrative … Continue reading →
CELINA-Three campsites here at Dale Hollow Damsite Campground have been closed and deemed unusable after a “significant bank slide has caused the adjacent riverbank to wash away,” the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced on the Dale Hollow Lake Facebook … Continue reading →
FRANKLIN-Clay County’s Derek Scott and Kaylee Lynn were recognized among several outstanding individuals from all across the state for their selfless volunteerism when the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards (GVSA) were handed out here at the Cool Springs Marriott earlier this … Continue reading →
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story has been updated since being published this week due to the postponement. HERMITAGE SPRINGS-The Hermitage Springs School Beta Club was scheduled to present “A Night of Stars” musical this Saturday night, but the event has been … Continue reading →
AT THE CAPITOL-Clay County 4-Hers Chanley Rich, Lakin Raines, Haylee Roberts and Bella Hale represented Clay County earlier this month at State 4-H Congress, where they visited the Tennessee State Capitol and learned about state government, the legislative process, leadership, … Continue reading →
CELINA-Clay County County Clerk Donna Watson recently outlined the requirements to receive a Real ID here at her office, which will be required as of May 7 for people to enter certain Federal buildings, military bases, and nuclear power plants, … Continue reading →
CELINA-In celebration of Senior Nutrition Month, the Upper Cumberland Development District (UCDD) is emphasizing the significance of Senior Nutrition Programs and their essential role in promoting the health and well-being of seniors here and across the region. In doing so, … Continue reading →
