Local
During the COVID-19 pandemic we all have heard stories of people making a difference in their communities and our little town of Clay County is no exception. LaShea Carr was a single mother of two children who was attending Tri-County Community College obtaining her nursing degree when COVID-19 hit. While in lockdown, Carr continued her studies in nursing while assisting her two daughters with their remote education from home while, working as a phlebotomist at Union General Medical Center in Blairsville, G
Carr receives 2021 Governor’s Award
YHC Now Offers a Financial Planning Minor, a Board-Registered Program in Financial Planning
Local graduate dies after wreck
The board had unanimously voted to make face masks optional during their monthly meeting on July 26, following a recommendation by Superintendent Dale Cole.
School board reverses decision on masks
COVID numbers continue to rise
ruett Camp has been an institution in Clay County since the early 1950's. In addition to boys and girls summer camps, they offer many other programs.
Truett Camp is a staple of Clay County
Jim and Judy McKeral, veterans of the U.S. Marine Corps, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and recount their years serving the country.