Kimberly Jo Allison and James Brandon Taylor
The Moss Memorial Library is home to one of the first 4 x 4 foot Barn Quilts displayed in downtown Hayesville. Colors are still vibrant after years on outside display and used as background for many photos.
Marcia Barnes • Clay County Progress Front from left, Hayesville High School Science Teacher Amanda Coker received the Honored Educator Scholarship from the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching. The presentation was made by Dr. Brock Womble, NCCAT Executive Director during Clay County Schools Board of Education meeting on Monday, July 28. Back, Board Members Danny Jones. Robert Caldwell, Chairman Jason Shook, Superintendent Melissa Godfrey and Board Member Josh Ashe.
Lorrie Ross • Clay County Progress Some of the friends and neighbors from Bent Grass get together at the home of Karen and Talon Ballard to reminisce about her and the closeness of the neighborhood. In front, Talon holds a cherished picture of himself and his grandmother, Karen, who died in May. From left, friend, Nancy Rowland, who does not live in Bent Grass, but would like to. Next door neighbor, Debbie Wilson, who said her hair is white because of Karen. Neighbor Lilly Sprinkles and Rebecca Sprinkles, w