Colorful leaves and cooler temps offer the perfect ambiance for sipping a little liquid refreshment, especially if the setting is the historic courthouse square in downtown Hayesville.
Clay County is experiencing a moderate drought, according to the North Carolina Drought Management Council, but that’s not enough for officials to implement a burn ban.
Clay County resident Julie Marie Morrison is scheduled to appear in criminal court at the Clay County Courthouse Monday, Oct 7.
Fall weather should provide the perfect setting for the 7th annual 2019 Steins & Wine Around the Square.
“Freeze,” “action,” “do it again” and “yes” are the most common words heard onstage at the Peacock in Hayesville these evenings, as the cast buckles down to get “The Curious Incident” ready for an
Some kitchen utensils are multi-taskers and often the simplest is the most versatile. There is no utensil simpler than a wooden spoon and yet it is useful for way more than stirring.
The Cherokee Homestead Exhibit in Hayesville was alive with Cherokee Indian demonstrations, dancing, music and storytelling on Saturday, Sept. 21.