Another new year is on the horizon and many of us are already thinking about the positive changes we want to make in 2011. Some are planning to eat healthier and improve their physical fitness; others will vow to spend … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Clay County residents Mary Loyd Reneau, Larry Smith, and Ray Norris recently attended the hugely successful Inaugural Sesquicentennial Signature Event held here last month with nearly 9,000 attendees on both days.
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Continue reading →CELINA-Clay County High School athletic director and new girls basketball coach Joe Sims was recently honored with the A.F. Bridges award as the state’s athletic director of the year by the TSSAA, according to story published last week by Cookeville … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Retired physician Dr. Roberto Mauricio was recently honored here at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel by the Tennessee Hospital Association (THA) for his selfless generosity, dedication, and more than 30 years of service to the residents of Clay County in an … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER- HORIZON Editor- CLAY COUNTY-Voters here produced a countywide sweep for Republicans in last week’s midterm election, following the national trend that handed the “Grand Ole Party” control of the House of Representatives in Washington. The anti-Democratic … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Matt Kisber recently announced that Clay County has achieved certification under the state’s Three-Star program for excellence in economic development. “Solid community development provides the foundation for successful economic development,” said Commissioner … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →COOKEVILLE-All Aboard! The trains are coming to Cookeville! Two train excursions from the Tennessee Central Railway Museum in Nashville will be making their way to Cookeville on Saturday, October 23 and Saturday, October 30 bringing an estimated 300 passengers to … Continue reading →
CLAY COUNTY-The sanitation department and the county commission here recently implemented a new policy for the disposal of tires effective October 1, 2010. The new policy includes the following: • 10 tires (17” or under) per household per year will … Continue reading →
By ANNA LOCKE We all know that education is the key to success in today’s world. The Clay County Adult Education center offers a FREE self-paced program where students complete the required courses to earn a GED. Getting … Continue reading →
The week of October 24-30 marks National Respiratory Week and Tammie Wilson, a registered respiratory therapist with Cumberland River Hospital, has tips on a simple test that can diagnose lung problems in their earliest and most treatable stages. “Spirometry is … Continue reading →