Volume 32, Number 27 • September 23, 1942 Men for Marine Corps needed in Clay County A party of Marine Corps recruiting sergeants will be stationed at the post office in Celina from September 21 through September 25 to enlist … Continue reading →
By JUDITH CUTRIGHT The Clay County Public Library Board will meet this Wednesday, March 25, at 1:00. The meeting will be held at the library, and is open to the public. The library will be unable to check any … Continue reading →
CELINA-There were several sports-related measures passed when the Clay County school board met in regular session earlier in March. Several volunteer coaches were approved for the following teams: Celina K-8 junior high softball–Donnie Grace and Kim Grace; Clay County … Continue reading →
CELINA-Willie P. Kerr announced last week he would be a candidate for Celina mayor in the upcoming city elections in June. Kerr is a Celina native, residing in the Clark subdivision. He is married to Betty Lou Watson Kerr, … Continue reading →
The Clay County Rescue Squad has started its annual fundraising drive, asking local businesses to advertise in their annual tabloid newspaper about the squad. Over 4,500 copies of the newspaper are distributed during the squad’s annual roadblock, held on … Continue reading →
CELINA-There will be three candidates for mayor and six for the three aldermen slots when voters cast their votes in the city election here. Incumbent Buddy Thompson and challengers Willie Kerr and Rush Rich had all qualified at least … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-This week Gov. Phil Bredesen presented his budget to the General Assembly, leaving many legislators with concerns over how our economic situation will play out in the coming years. “I am very weary of the mandates and strings attached … Continue reading →
FLAG DONATION-Capt. Mike Boles (right) recently presented a U.S. flag to Cumberland River Hospital, represented by CEO Andrea Rich-McLerran, that was “flown with our wounded warriors onboard a C-130 tactical Aeromedical Evacuation mission…….in direct support of Operation Iraqi Freedom” … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE-Tennessee landowners have a chance of tapping into $145 Million set aside by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to restore thousands of acres of frequently flooded land to its natural state. The funds are available through the floodplain … Continue reading →
NASHVILLE – Governor Phil Bredesen Monday unveiled his proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2009-2010 in an address to a joint session of the General Assembly. The multi-year proposal outlines the use of approximately $5 billion in federal funds provided … Continue reading →
Clay County schools will be closed Monday, March 23 through Friday, March 27 for Spring Break.
Continue reading →CELINA-On Friday, March 27, visitors to Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery (NFH) may find themselves in the dark, all to raise awareness of the importance of energy conservation and the potential impacts of climate change to our fish and … Continue reading →