CELINA-The Clay County School board approved the general purpose and nutrition budgets for the current fiscal year in a special called meeting July 23. The vote to approve the budgets was unanimous.The accompanying tax rate for the school budget … Continue reading →
STANDING STONE-Signups for the National Rolley Hole Marble Tournament have begun and will continue through September 1st at the state park office here. The annual event is set as part of an all-day event for Saturday, September 12, beginning … Continue reading →
Happy birthday to Rhett Boles and Wallace Walker on August 3, Barbara Walker on August 6, Tiffany Brown and Matt Roberts on August 7, Kristie Haston on August 10, and Posey Young on August 13. • Bible Verse Make a … Continue reading →
CELINA-Several big smallmouth have showed up here at Dale Hollow Marina on Thursday nights this past month during the ‘smallmouth-only’ events, including the last two which featured a pair of the trophy fish. “This is the time of year … Continue reading →
CELINA-City government is exploring the possibility of the former Crow’s Nest building on East Lake Avenue being the home for a new city hall. Aldermen Don Haston and Joey Locke voted last Thursday night for the city to look … Continue reading →
WASHINGTON-U.S. Senators Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) last week announced that the Fiscal Year 2010 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Act, which passed the full Senate recently, includes funding to aggressively continue the safety repairs at Wolf … Continue reading →
By BUTCH BURNETTE Rescue Squad Captain Have you noticed all the Clay County Rescue Squad vehicles on the road this year? If so, it’s because your volunteer rescue squad has responded to double the emergency calls, training and repair … Continue reading →
Volume 27, Number 41 • October 20, 1937 Clay County’s oldest citizen passes away John William Estepp, 93, of Willow Grove, Clay County’s oldest citizen, died last week in the community where he was reared and spent his entire … Continue reading →
By Tim Tipton for Dale Hollow outdoors In January 2007, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lowered Lake Cumberland to 680 feet above sea level in order to make repairs on the dam. These repairs are expected to be … Continue reading →
By Brian Grossman for Dale Hollow Outdoors Summer is in full swing, and for many folks that means spending their free time relaxing by the pool, having bar-b-ques with friends, or for those of us with kids – spending … Continue reading →
CELINA-Longtime newspaper columnist Edwina Napier served as the bellringer for Homecoming Days last week. The ringing of the bell at the Clay County Museum on Thursday is observed annually as the official beginning of the three-day festival, and Mrs. … Continue reading →
As school starts this year not only do the students need to know the school bus safety rules motorists must not forget to follow the safe road rules involving school buses. School begins in Clay County Monday, August, … Continue reading →