Residents may be already feel like they’re suffering campaign fatigue, but in reality election season is just gearing up.
“Breath is precious.” Two days before she died on Friday, Sept. 6, Mary Kerrie Davis repeated her husband’s words.
Despite cool temperatures and intermittent rain, a few thousand converged on Settawig Road to watch pumpkins fly Saturday. Even more came Sunday when warmer weather and dry skies prevailed.
He does not officially start for a few weeks, but new school superintendent Thomas Dale Cole attended the Thursday, Oct. 17 Clay County Board of Education meeting.
In the United States, Veterans Day annually falls on Nov. 11.
About a dozen people attended a public hearing held prior to the Oct. 14 Hayesville Town Council meeting.
“Clay County students do not think alcohol or marijuana is as dangerous as tobacco,” said Kelly Teague, regional coordinator for Community Impact NC, while presenting statistics from the PRIDE scho
After a year on the job, Valerie Flanagan has resigned from her position as Clay County’s Economic Development director. Her last day is Friday.
Almost 80 percent of young people do not drink alcohol, at least not on a regular basis.
