Nearly 2 million Americans have turned down jobs because the unemployment benefits are too lucrative — backing up a Republican-led plan in North Carolina to curtail emergency pandemic benefits.
This week we change focus from local government to non-profit organizations.
High-school students in Georgia will now have access to a Career Pathway in cloud computing, after the State Board of Education last week approved State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ recomme
The 14th annual Madelyn Lea Memorial Scholarship Concert will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Hayesville First United Methodist Church.
Get ready for a rocking fun time Friday night, July 30 when The Caribbean Cowboys take the gazebo stage on the historic Hayesville square.
Younger, unvaccinated populations are enduring the effects of the rapidly spreading Delta variant of COVID-19, with children representing a higher percentage of positive cases than in the past, Atr
Sign-ups for fall sports at the Clay County Recreation Department are underway. Sign-ups will continue until Saturday, August 14 at the Recreation Center.
Available sports:
People who complain about how “these kids are today,” probably haven’t met a group of young people like the visitors Hayesville had on the town square Tuesday.
“The House Republican energy legislation as currently written weakens the Utilities Commission’s ability to prevent unfair, higher electricity rates on consumers in the short run.
Clouds threatened most of the weekend, but for the most part the sun won out and crowds flocked to the weekend’s Festival on the Square in Hayesville.