Staying home presents a number of challenges: besides cooking more than you normally would, you may be trying to home school your kids as well as trying to fill their free time in fun and productiv
Clay County Health Department Director Stephanie Johnson answers questions about the coronavirus each week.
When Susanne Treacy and Scott Farnsworth boarded Holland America MS Zaandam in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on March 7, they felt safe.
Finally good news regarding nursing homes and COVID-19.
Governor Roy Cooper joined a call with the Vice President and governors from around the country.
At 5:30 pm on 16 APR 2020 the Clay County Health Department was made aware that a staff member of the Clay County Care Center had fallen ill and had presented to the Emergency Room at Erlanger West
Governor Roy Cooper today charted a path forward for eventually easing certain COVID-19 restrictions while still protecting North Carolinians from a dangerous second wave of the virus.
Hayesville's town council members decided to forego their April meeting in order to maintain social distancing. Hayesville Mayor Harry Baughn said the group will meet in May.
Have you ever considered how you may support your community’s schools, fire fighters, food assistance programs and more? Helping is as simple as going online and participating in the 2020 U.S.
Technically positive test results for COVID-19 still stands at four residents from Clay County.