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Marcia Barnes • Clay County Progress Board members Danny Jones, Kelly Crawford, Jason Shook and Superintendent Melissa Godfrey recognize Santiago Renteria Mendoza as he receives his diploma from Hayesville High School Principal Stacey Overlin.
High school receives Certificate of Accreditation
Seylah Brown is heading to Raleigh
Becky Long • Clay County Progress Lindsey Liden and sister Emolyn Liden tune up the Festival on the Square Sunday with unique, old-time music which is a family tradition for them. The festival is sponsored by Clay County Historical and Arts Council. It drew a large crowd on Saturday and was a little more subdued on Sunday which is usually the case. Vendors reported good sales and attendees reported delicious food and by all accounts everyone was grateful for the sunny, albeit hot weather.
Another successful festival in the books
New faces at the helm of middle school
England is new council member
Former HHS grad selected for television internship program
Madelyn Lea concert benefits the Memorial Scholarship fund
Photo by Pam Roman The “Oklahoma!” cast and ensemble are, from left, by windmill, Teresa Lemaire, Leslie Richardson, Leta Reeves, Mikey Lindsey and Janice Lessard; front row, Natalie Schaible, Hope Ledford, Carli LeJeune, Patty Carreau, Alex Giles, Joe Zang, Harrison Keely and Paul Keely; back to camera, Cameron LeJeune, warm up.
Peacock village puts it all together for ‘Oklahoma!’
Facebook photo B.J. Kitchens is transported to the cemetery via a Peterbilt truck that he previously owned.