Drugs found from the scene of traffic stop on March 1 leads to approximately 504 grams of fentanyl along with other drugs confiscated.
Drugs found from the scene of traffic stop on March 1 leads to approximately 504 grams of fentanyl along with other drugs confiscated.
Photo contributed by Ginger Scerri From left, Will Jennings, 11th; Abigail McClure, 11th; Emillia Lackey, 10th; Ann Gibson, 11th, and Grace Gibson, 11th, are the high school mentors who will travel with the Second Global Studies Annual Independent Experiential Educational Trip Abroad.
Angel Owens • Clay County Progress Staff and students of the Hayesville Elementary School Busy Beans Program, front, from left, Emily Hensley, Krysta English, Mily Ledford, Rejonie Gailley, Carly Anderson, Gabe Garcia, Bentley Smith, Gabe Canup, River Denton, Cayce Ledford and Kay Sprinkles, served drinks to the Clay County Board of Education, back, from left, Danny Jones, Robert Caldwell, Chairman Jason Shook, Superintendent Melissa Godfrey, Kelly Crawford and Josh Ashe Monday’s meeting.
From left, Karen Dudley, Hannah Miller, Mary Jo Dyer, State Farm Marketing Director and Superintendent Melissa Godfrey signify the inclusion of Clay County Schools in the Go the Extra Mile Shoe Fund on Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Gary Corsair • Clay County Progress Coach Darryl McClure holds helps hold the banner naming the gymnasium in his honor for a stellar career as girls’ high school basketball coach. He is surrounded by family members including his wife, Linda (helping hold the banner).