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.
COVID-19 cases are trending downward across most of Clay County after reaching record highs last week, but Clay County Health Department is urging residents to not drop their guards.
A man on the run from the law was apprehended in dramatic fashion on Highway 64 west near Winding Stair Gap on Thursday morning. On Jan.
A Clay County homeowner faces a federal charge in connection to the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. that left five people dead, including a police officer.
Clay County resident and noted conservative, James “Jim” Johnson was among a crowd of initially “peaceful protesters” supporting President Trump at one of two rallies held in Washington, D.C. Jan.
On Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020 the Honorable Chief District Court Judge Richard K. Walker held District Criminal Court in Clay County for one last time.
Nearly $30 million has been set aside to improve high-speed internet access in rural North Carolina and Clay County is getting a slice of the funding pie.