Scenes from the 2009 Clay County Fair
Photos courtesy of Billy Kendall[mbs slideshow=1]
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American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life: the basics
By ANNA LOCKE What is Relay? Relay For Life is a signature fund-raising event brought to you by the American Cancer Society. It is a gathering of people from our community designed to spread awareness of cancer prevention, treatments … Continue reading →
Katie Watson is 2009 Fairest of the Fair
FAIREST OF THE FAIR-Katie Watson (right) was named Fairest of the Fair at the annual beauty pageant that kicked off the 2009 Clay County Fair activities. See a slideshow of more fair photos on this website. (Photo courtesy Billy … Continue reading →
Food for Thought – Edwina Napier
Happy birthday to Ginny Weir on June 16, Geneva Burris, Ann Rich, and Hannah Skipworth on June 17, Taylor Strong on June 18, Susan Bailey on June 20, Levi Ogletree, Willie Alred, and Steve Roach on June 22, and Toby … Continue reading →
Bill Fiske’s Bugle
Volume 29, Number 18 • May 3, 1939 Fox hunt to be held this Friday and Saturday Everything is in readiness for the two day and night fox hunt to be held Friday and Saturday of this week. The races … Continue reading →
Library News
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library will have The Science Guy here on Thursday, June 25, at 10:00 for the Summer Reading Program this year. This educational, entertaining performer was here last year and everyone really enjoyed … Continue reading →
Bredesen appoints Amy V. Hollars to Thirteenth Judicial District seat
NASHVILLE-Governor Phil Bredesen last week appointed Amy V. Hollars of Livingston to the Tennessee Circuit Court for the Thirteenth Judicial District. Hollars will fill a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge John A. Turnbull. The Thirteenth Judicial District … Continue reading →
State Senator Mae Beavers’ legislative update
Senator Mae Beavers and her Republican colleagues continued to debate the governor’s budget this week as the General Assembly attempts to formulate a reasonable budget for the state of Tennessee during these difficult economic times. “We believe that the … Continue reading →
Food for Thought – Edwina Napier
Happy birthday to Dorene Essex on June 1, Jan Kerr on June 2, Mary Ann Hamilton on June 3, Pam Goad on June 4, Herb McKay on June 9, and Joseph Burnette, David Bailey, and William Bailey on June 12. … Continue reading →
Bill Fiske’s Bugle
Volume 32, Number 11 • March 18, 1942 Plumlee named editor of TPI newspaper Miss Margaret Plumlee, junior student of Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eulas Plumlee of Route 2, has been appointed editor of … Continue reading →
Library News
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library Summer Reading program is underway. Story Hour is every Tuesday and Thursday, beginning at 9:30. This past Tuesday, we had over 60 people, young and old, to join us for singing … Continue reading →
Spillway release at dam generates lots of interest here, there and everywhere
By KEVIN DONALDSON The recent spillway release at Dale Hollow Dam certainly generated more interest than anything in a long time in the community, at least things of a non-political nature. The interest wasn’t just in the community, either. … Continue reading →