After announcing late last month Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) would be taking the first step towards reopening here last week, officials with the new ownership group have released a statement explaining why it didn’t happen last Friday.
The following is the CRH statement printed as received:
The annual Celina Christmas Parade will be held here in town on Sunday, December 1 at 1:30 p.m. and registration for participants will continue through November 27. This year’s theme is Tennessee Christmas (What does Tennessee Christmas mean to you?) … Continue reading →
CELINA-Nominations are currently being sought for the 2019 class of the Clay County Sports Hall of Fame, and they will be accepted here for a little over three more weeks—through December 13. The organization is committed to recognizing the outstanding … Continue reading →
Clay County took full advantage of their opportunity to host the first-ever playoff game here on John Teeples Field with a 28-2 victory over Sale Creek last Friday night—which was only the seventh time in history the school had won a first-round postseason game.
The Dawgs moved to 8-3 on the season with the win and
Continue reading →Clay County officials were on hand at the annual Governor’s Conference to receive their ThreeStar certification plaque for the county’s continued participation in the statewide strategic community development program, which assists counties in preparing for a better future. Shown here (left to … Continue reading →
CELINA-Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) will take the first step towards reopening here on Friday with the debut of a new clinic. This move signaling an end to a nearly eight-month local healthcare hiatus comes after the hospital’s doors were shuttered … Continue reading →
Clay County High School (CCHS) received news last week they were a recipient of $1 million in funding through Governor Bill Lee’s Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education (GIVE) program, which will be used to establish an on-campus welding program here.
The GIVE program prioritizes learning opportunities in rural counties like Clay and
Continue reading →Clay County High School Cross Country runners (left to right) Cherokee Upton, Jed McLerran, and Zoe Seber all medaled in last month’s TSSAA Regional Meet by finishing in the Top 20 out of a large field of competitors while running … Continue reading →
The 2019 football season has already been one for the history books for the Clay County Bulldogs, but this Friday night will mark another first for the team and the school when they take the field for the opening round of the TSSAA playoffs.
Not only will the 7-3 Dawgs’ contest versus Sale Creek (4-6) at week’s end serve
Continue reading →CLAY COUNTY-Nominations are currently being sought for the 2019 class of the Clay County Sports Hall of Fame, and will be accepted here through December 13. The organization is committed to recognizing the outstanding achievements of Clay County athletes, coaches, … Continue reading →
After its doors were shuttered last spring, multiple area news outlets reported last week Cumberland River Hospital (CRH) will take the first step towards reopening here in just 10 days
Continue reading →CCHS to still host first-ever home playoff By THOMAS P. WEAVER HORIZON Editor MONTEREY-The Region 4-A Championship game between two Class A Top-10 teams lived up to its billing here last Friday night, as Clay County battled Monterey to a 9-6 decision … Continue reading →