CELINA-The startup date and venue for the Opry in Clay County has been changed. The Opry, a series of live music shows, was originally scheduled to begin in December in the downtown area, but that has changed. … Continue reading →
CELINA-The Clay County Health Dept. is now offering the H1N1 flu vaccine to anyone who would like to receive it, officials announced last week. No appointment is necessary to receive the vaccine. The Clay Health Dept. is open … Continue reading →
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a monthly column by Tennessee Dept. of Transportation Commissioner Gerald Nicely. When heavy rains fall on Tennessee, TDOT’s bridge inspectors await notifications from an automated program called “Bridge Watch.” Flooding can undermine … Continue reading →
CELINA-The holidays are here and for most of us that means battling crowds, rushing from store to store and waiting in long lines…all in search of the perfect gift. But the perfect gift is as close as your … Continue reading →
VISITING TOWN-Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam recently visited town, speaking to a group of residents at the community center in Celina.
Continue reading →CELINA-The new antique store, Ain’t That Nice, located on the square in the building previously known as Sister Sister, was awarded the distinction of being a Clay County business that has transformed a previously “challenged appearance” building into an … Continue reading →
These two recipes are quick and easy Happy birthday to Matt Napier on December 3. • Bible Verse Children, obey your parents in all things: for this is wellpleasing unto the Lord. – Colossians 3:20. • Pecan chicken salad … Continue reading →
Social Security will become law in state this week Social Security in all phases will become the law of Tennessee this week with the signature of Governor Gordon Browning. The measures, drafted and sponsored by the governor, include: … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library now has the 2009 Christmas ornaments. If you are a collector, stop in and pick up your ornament for only $15.00. This years’ ornament is “The Dale”, home of Bonnie … Continue reading →
COOKEVILLE-Tennessee Tech University history professor emeritus W. Calvin Dickinson glances around his basement office in Henderson Hall, stretches back in his chair and admits something hard to believe. TTU almost didn’t exist, here or anywhere else. The University of … Continue reading →
The first-ever run for the playoffs in the HORIZON peerless Pigskin Prognosticator sure ended with some fireworks. Teia Adams and Mark Strong qualified for the playoffs, tying for fourth in the regular season, by the skinniest of margins–one … Continue reading →
Plans announced for Celina-Red Boiling Springs highway Plans for the construction of that section of the Celina to Red Boiling Springs road, state Highway no. 53, from near Moss to the Clay-Macon County line, were approved in Washington, DC … Continue reading →