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The Peacock will present The Legacy Motown Revue on Saturday, July 10.

The Peacock will present The Legacy Motown Revue on Saturday, July 10.

The Legacy Motown Revue bringing soul to the Peacock

News Staff
Tuesday, July 6, 2021
The Peacock, located at 301 Church Street in Hayesville, presents The Legacy Motown Revue with Sound Express, at 7 p.m. Saturday July 10. Reserve your tickets on our website: www.thepeacocknc.org, at the box office from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday or by calling (828) 389-2787.
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Image by StockSnap from Pixabay

Amateur night to be hosted on Hiawassee Square

News Staff
Tuesday, July 6, 2021
Amateur night featuring local students with lots of talent will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, July 10. You will be able to pick the first and second place winners by voting on a ballot and it promises to be a very entertaining evening.

Rock Bottom Recovery receives donation for faith-based services

News Staff
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Stacie Ledford and Teresa Burch Ledford, on behalf of Rock Bottom Recovery and Support, Inc., received a donation from the Ron Beal Foundation and contribution from Brenda and Jackie Sellers to help facilitate the faith-based services offered to people with substance use disorders.
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Festival on the Square begins Friday, July 9

News Staff
Thursday, July 1, 2021
The Hayesville Festival on the Square is back for its 40th year. Kicking off with a two hour concert at 7 p.m. Friday, July 9 features Moe Buckner and Our Way Band. Bring a chair or dance in the street. Festival hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 10 and Sunday, July 11.
Avoid impostor scams. Government agencies like the IRS or Social Security Administration will not call, text, direct message, or email you.

Avoid impostor scams. Government agencies like the IRS or Social Security Administration will not call, text, direct message, or email you.

Child tax credits are coming, so are the scammers

News Staff
Thursday, July 1, 2021
From July 15 through December 2021, if you qualify for payments through the American Rescue Plan Act, the Internal Revenue Service announced it is sending monthly payments direct deposit, paper check or through debit cards.
(Jared Putnam • Clay County Progress) Emily Hedden, Clay County Schools' Social-Emotional Learning Coordinator, presents details of the school-based mental health plan to the board of education during the June meeting on Monday in Hayesville.

(Jared Putnam • Clay County Progress) Emily Hedden, Clay County Schools' Social-Emotional Learning Coordinator, presents details of the school-based mental health plan to the board of education during the June meeting on Monday in Hayesville.

Educators hope emojis will help students open up

News Staff
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Emojis have become a part of daily communication during the 21st century. Recent studies have shown that 92 percent of people who have internet access use emojis on a daily basis — with more than 10 billion sent across the world each day.
(Jared Putnam • Clay County Progress) From left, Clay County Board of Education member Kelly Crawford shakes hands with Emily Mull, Clay County Schools' Teacher of the Year, while board chairperson Jason Shook and Superintendent Dale Cole look on during the June meeting on Monday in Hayesville.

(Jared Putnam • Clay County Progress) From left, Clay County Board of Education member Kelly Crawford shakes hands with Emily Mull, Clay County Schools' Teacher of the Year, while board chairperson Jason Shook and Superintendent Dale Cole look on during the June meeting on Monday in Hayesville.

Clay Schools one of 79 ‘Accomplished Districts’ in

News Staff
Thursday, July 1, 2021
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards has honored Clay County Schools as being an "Accomplished District." The school system was recognized as one of only 79 districts across the nation in which at least 20 percent of teachers have achieved National Board certification.