Volume 31, Number 24 • June 11, 1941 New Demonstration Home Agent assumed duties Monday Miss Ruth Patton, newly appointed Home Demonstration Agent for Clay County, assumed her duties here Monday and began the task of teaching by lectures … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT Did you know that the Clay County Public Library has nine computers available for the public to use? We also have Accelerated Reader books for school children to check out, a large selection of movies, and … Continue reading →
MONTEREY-The Clay County Bulldogs rebounded from a 10-point halftime deficit here Friday night, scoring a pair of second-half touchdowns to take a crucial 13-10 Region 4-A win over the host Wildcats. Monterey led 7-0 with less than two … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-The Department of Health is offering tips to help home cooks include the bountiful variety of fruits and vegetables in their meals while making the most of their food budget as part of the observance of National Fruits & … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON MONTEREY-The Clay County Bulldogs head up the mountain here Friday night to take on the Wildcats in a very important early-season game. The contest has serious playoff implications. The top two finishers in Region 4 in … Continue reading →
MOSS-Honest Abe Log Homes, Green Forest Wood Products and the related companies at Moss awarded scholarships at area high school graduations earlier this year. “Our companies are honored to help with the support to some of our local high … Continue reading →
HERMITAGE SPRINGS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH FOR AUGUST-Front row (l-r) are Brayden Moss, Taylor Estell, Isabella Hale, Rachel Copass, and Trace Browning. Back row (l-r) are McKenzie Sweezy, Nikki Hickman, Sydney West, and Jade Young. Our Staff Person of … Continue reading →
CELINA-A business appreciation lunch was held here earlier this summer, with over 100 business people from Clay County in attendance. Also among the crowd at Clay County High School were representatives from the Upper Cumberland Development District, Tennessee Economic … Continue reading →
CELINA-U.S. Representative Bart Gordon announced today that Clay County has been awarded a $320,000 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for a water line extension project. “There are too many residents in Clay County who do not have … Continue reading →
Brian Neal Mclerran of Clay County was recently awarded the Tennessee Small Farmer of the Year Award at TSU’s Small Farm Expo in Cheatham County. Kerry King, County Executive Director for USDA’s Farm Service Agency in Jackson and Clay … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to Melanie Napier Beauchamp on September 2 and Lyndi Napier on September 8. Belated birthday greetings to Frances Weaver on August 17. • Bible Verse So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts … Continue reading →
Volume 28, Number 20 • May 18, 1938 Contract for power lines awarded last week A contract for the construction of 240 miles of power lines in Macon, Sumner, Trousdale, and Clay Counties, was awarded last week to a … Continue reading →