CLAY COUNTY-The Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) wants Tennesseans to know additional benefits will be available for families here who need help purchasing food this summer. The state’s fourth round of benefits made available as part of the Summer … Continue reading →
The 2021 Clay County Bulldogs will start the season off right here at home Friday night—with a rivalry game.
After a one-year hiatus, the Dawgs will renew their downriver rivalry with Jackson County to kick off their 2021 campaign.
“It doesn’t get much better than that,” Bulldog head coach Jake Johnson said about the Blue Devils coming to town. “It’s a good one to open up with and it kinda has been in our favor the last several times we’ve played, but all bets are off when you get into a rivalry game.
“I’m glad to get them back (on the schedule) and open up with it.”
Besides bringing back the annual Clash on the Cumberland River between the two schools separated by just 20 miles, Johnson has also righted the Clay County ship in recent years.
Continue reading →CELINA-With the onset of the digital age and walk-in business becoming a thing of the past, the Dale Hollow HORIZON newspaper has made the decision to no longer maintain a brick and mortar office here in town. “We were already … Continue reading →
Pandemic modifies attendance, event to be live-streamed CELINA-Over 60 members of the Clay County High School (CCHS) Class of 2020 will receive their diplomas here in the school’s gymnasium this Friday night beginning at 7 p.m. and a commemorative edition … Continue reading →
UPDATE:GIRLS AND BOYS TOURNAMENTS NOW SUSPENDED (March 12) Only teams and immediate family (see the link below for their definition of “immediate family”) of team members to be admitted. Media with TSSAA issued credentials will also be admitted. Click the … Continue reading →
Pancake breakfast Saturday CELINA-Officials with Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) announced last week they will be taking the fist step towards reopening next month and they are planning to celebrate it with the community. “We want to celebrate the opening of … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor CELINA-The Clay County Bulldog basketball team headed into action here Tuesday night against neighboring-county rival Red Boiling Springs (15-6) ranked as the #3 Class A team in the state by the Associated Press and … Continue reading →
Update: Opening was delayed after publication of this story. See subsequent story. Will be celebrated Jan. 15 with a pancake breakfast CELINA-After plans to reopen were delayed late last year, Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) has again announced they will … Continue reading →
By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor JAMESTOWN-With a come-from-behind victory here Saturday, the Clay County Lady Bulldog basketball team notched a pair of top-three tournament finishes over the holiday break. The Lady Dawgs snatched third-place from Maplewood (13-4) in Sgt. … Continue reading →
Two local area business owners recently received certifications as professional grant writers at a Grant Writing Certificate Program at Western Carolina University. Crystal Justice of Justice Business Solutions in Red Boiling Springs and Carol Abney of Abney CPA PLLC in … Continue reading →
CELINA-Census takers are still needed in Clay County, officials say, with the 2020 decennial population count just around the corner. Two recent workshops aimed at helping potential workers sign up were held recently, but several slots are still open. A … Continue reading →