Initially he fought it, but Charles Jason Matheson waived extradition to Georgia on Tuesday and is being housed in the Towns County Detention Center without bond.
Clay County's COVID-19 death toll has risen to 11 after the deaths of three more residents at Clay County Care Center.
When the Shooting Creek home of Stanley and Kathy McConnell burned to the ground on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 17, the couple never dreamed how much they would end up feeling blessed.
Clay County Schools will be closed until Monday, Feb. 8 due to several cases of COVID-19 among staff and students.
A 41- year-old man was arrested without incidenct at his father’s home in Clay County Tuesday night after he allegedly shot his wife multiple times at her place of employment.
The Shooting Creek community has experienced the second of two structure fires in just over a week.
Brian Anderson hopes Clay County's next fire station will last half a century, just like its predecessor.
While Clay County continues to experience relatively low numbers of COVID-19 cases, area hospitals appear to be struggling to withstand the full brunt of the pandemic's post-holiday spread.
Governor Roy Cooper approved the mobilization of an additional 100 North Carolina National Guardsmen to deploy to Washington, D.C.