Governor Roy Cooper took the next step in the state’s coronavirus COVID-19 preparedness plan Tuesday and issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency.
There have been an overwhelming number of reports on social media, the news and television about Coronavirus, COVID-19.
A person can hardly turn on the television or eavesdrop on a dinner conversation without hearing “presidency,” “election,” “candidate,” “frontrunner,” “campaign” or “poll.”
New faces will grace the stage for the 2020 season opener at the Peacock in Hayesville.
Clay County citizens are investing in building resilience and strengthening protective factors for children and families through a community wide effort.
A few dozen students and their families filled the boardroom Monday evening as the Clay County School Board meeting was about to start.
Only a few days remain to vote early at the Clay County Elections Board. One stop is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the rest of the week and the final day of early voting will be 8 am. to 3 p.m.
Clay County Schools have seen an increase in absences over the past few weeks, mostly because of illness.
