By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-City officials here are still debating and gathering information on a new city hall location. City government has been located on the square in the Eads building since the building that formerly housed city … Continue reading →
CELINA-The Clay County commission had a busy November meeting, acting on a dozen resolutions and rescinding a resolution passed in September prohibiting the carrying of handguns in public county parks. In September, commissioners passed a resolution prohibiting handguns … Continue reading →
Teia Adams holds a two-game lead for the fourth and final spot in the regular season finale of the HORIZON Peerless Pigskin Prognosticators. She holds that edge over a pair of panelists, including the defending champ, and has … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to Anna Ruth Locke, Shirley Cherry and Beth Gentry on November 15, Tori Strong on November 16, Christy Dale on November 19, and Kendall Johnson and Thomas Smith on November 21. • Bible Verse Watch ye, stand … Continue reading →
Optimism and enthusiasm abound about fair Plans are rapidly taking shape for the exhibits and programs for the Agricultural Free Fair which will be held next week, beginning on August 31 and to continue through September 2. WIth … Continue reading →
Opal L. Head, 85 CELINA-Funeral services for Opal L. Head of Moss were held here Sunday, November 8, 2009. Mrs. Head passed away Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at Skyline Medical Center. She was born July 6, … Continue reading →
The Clay County Public Library will have a slightly different schedule during the Thanksgiving week. We will be opened from 11:00 until 8:00 on Wednesday, November 25, and then close until Monday, November 30. The library will soon begin … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-The District 7-A season in the girls division figures to be the usual grindstone this year, with a bevy of strong teams and returning all-state players among the reduced field of five teams. For … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-Rebounding, balanced scoring and the ability to score some quick, easy baskets will be among the keys for coach Sharon Kimes’ Lady Bulldog basketball team this season. The Lady Dawgs are looking to make … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-Filling the void left by four departed starters off last year’s sub-state team, along with other factors, will be a big key for coach Rob Edwards’ Clay County Bulldog basketball team this season. Despite the … Continue reading →
COOKEVILLE-Three Clay County High students will be among five high school contest winners who will ask questions to astronauts, including a Tennessee Tech graduate, in a live NASA education downlink on TTU’s campus scheduled for Nov. 22. CCHS … Continue reading →
By Senator Mae Beavers A recent press release submitted to area newspapers stated that the state budget that was passed for 2009-2010 had no tax increases, was a balanced budget and even cut state workers. While it is … Continue reading →