By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library will host another computer class on Friday, May 29. Gina Hunter will be here from the Upper Cumberland Regional Library to conduct a beginners computer class. She will teach the first … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON It’s been a real rollercoaster of a spring so far from a weather standpoint, with one constant: a lot of precipitation. National Weather Service figures show through last Thursday 9.80 inches of rain (and a bit … Continue reading →
As much as we love springtime, we don’t love the severe storms that come with it, and Clay County E911 has alerted many residents about severe weather situations this spring using the Reverse 911 notification system, program director Beth … Continue reading →
Senate Finance Committee approves legislation to maintain Tennessee’s dedicated road fund NASHVILLE-Tennessee’s road needs were debated on Capitol Hill. The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill that maintains Tennessee’s dedicated road fund by prohibiting the diversion of gas tax … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-With guidance from federal officials, the Tennessee Department of Health is working with local public health departments to prepare to respond to the outbreak of a novel flu virus, commonly referred to as swine flu. Human cases of the … Continue reading →
CELINA-A new physician has joined the staff of Copeland Medical Services. Marilyn Vermeesch, M.D., is seeing patients three days a week at Copeland Medical Services, located at 110 Doctor’s Drive here, and at Jackson County Medical Center, located at … Continue reading →
CELINA-The District 7-A softball regular season is heading down the home stretch, and the Clay County Lady Dawg softball team is right where they have been for the past few seasons: in the thick of the race for a … Continue reading →
PHARMACY AWARDS-Area residents Andrea Raines (left) of Hilham and Deanna Donaldson (right) of Celina recently received honors during the University of Appalachia College of Pharmacy awards banquet in Grundy, Virginia. Raines received a distinguished service award, while Donaldson received … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Governor Phil Bredesen last week released a final list of projects to be funded with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds (Recovery Act), proposed bridge bonds and TDOT’s regular funding mechanisms, and the list included two projects in Clay … Continue reading →
THANKS FOR SERVICE-Past members and one retiring member of the Clay County Industrial Development Board were honored for their service at the board’s meeting last week. Shown here (l-r) are former member Jerry Watson, current board president Randall Killman, … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to James Gray on April 23 and Patsy Threet on April 28. • Bible Verse Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the … Continue reading →
Volume 32, Number 41 • October 21, 1942 Young men have opportunity to enlist in Army America’s young men, 18 and 19 years old have an opportunity right now not open to any other age group – the right to … Continue reading →