As the coronavirus spreads, it seems to monopolize every screen and most news. While it is a serious thing, perhaps it is time to spread some lighter, more uplifting news.
A U.S. District judge sentenced two Clay County men to a combined 32 years in prison because of their involvement in trafficking “significant quantities” of methamphetamine, among other crimes.
Five people in Cherokee County have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Monday and much of the community is on edge after the first case attended a contra dance and infected at least one person at J
On Tuesday Clay County was declared a Local State of Emergency, but the declaration brings no new mandates and appears to be a tool to help our county recoup costs associated with the coronavirus p
The Clay County Food Pantry is beginning to experience a food shortage, while more people are being served each week. More than 300 clients utilized the drive through food distribution the pantry
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A local father was arrested last week and charged with murdering his child. Morgan Jemar Kimble, 28, is accused of killing his 2-month-old son, Zaiden Maliek Kimble.
Clay County residents appear to be heeding warnings and mandates coming down from the federal and state levels.
“I think we went from 100 folks to 50 folks to 10 folks allowed in a room together within 24 hours today,” Clay County School Superintendent Dale Cole said at the start of an emergency meeting of t
All Nantahala and Pisgah Forest Plan Revision open houses planned for March have been cancelled at this time. This would include the Brasstown meeting on March 19.