The Tennessee Valley Authority recently announced a fuel cost reduction for the second quarter in a row, and Tri-County Electric will again pass that reduction along to its members, the cooperative announced. For the second straight quarter, TVA has … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-A bipartisan group of state legislators, including State Rep. Les Winningham, and Gov. Phil Bredesen last week unveiled new legislation “designed to make the Volunteer State a national leader in energy efficiency and clean energy technology,” officials said. The … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to David Ogletree on April 7, Hannah Ogletree and Parker Donaldson on April 8, Anna Russell Kelly on April 9, Amelia Roberts on April 10, Anna Jackson on April 12, Katie Burnette on April 13, and Bill Napier … Continue reading →
Volume 29, Number 3 • January 18, 1939 Celina to celebrate the president’s birthday Joining with other towns and cities over the nation, Celina is making plans for the celebration of the President’s birthday January 30. In addition to the … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library will be opened on Wednesday, April 8, from 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m., Thursday, April 9, from 8:30 until 4:30, and then close on Good Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April … Continue reading →
CCHS TRACKSTERS-Members of the Clay County High School track team are front row (l-r) volunteer assistant Kate Bowslaugh, head coach Luke Collins, Mike Roberts, Calib Thompson, Kyle Haney, Ryan Shoopman, Justin Owens, Andy King, and Todd Scott. Second row … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Governor Phil Bredesen today announced that parents and caregivers in all 95 counties can now easily register children under age five for the Imagination Library online at www.GovernorsFoundation.org. The Governor made the announcement as he and First Lady Andrea … Continue reading →
CELINA-The Kevin Watson Memorial Fishing Tournament will blast off here at Horse Creek Resort Saturday morning, April 11 to benefit the late honoree’s family. The 41-year-old Watson recently lost a long battle with cancer, leaving behind his wife and … Continue reading →
COOKEVILLE-Clay County High senior post Amelia Kirk (right) was named to the third team in the Herald-Citizen’s annual All-Upper Cumberland girls basketball squad recently. Kirk, who averaged just under 11 points per game and also grabbed six rebounds per … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Law and order legislation topped a busy week on Capitol Hill as the State Senate approved several bills to protect Tennesseans from violent crime. The anti-crime bills included four measures to strengthen Tennessee’s laws against child abuse and a … Continue reading →
Long jumper Casey Cooper goes airborne in the Clay County High School – Upperman meet on Thursday, April 2. (Staff photos by Kevin Donaldson)
Continue reading →COOKEVILLE-The federal economic stimulus package will provide about $2.4 million to the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency (UCHRA) for the purpose of providing services to youth, adults, and dislocated workers, UCHRA officials announced last week. “According to the analysis … Continue reading →