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December 13, 2006
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Shook hires new chief deputy
By Carla Gwaltney Owens
The Clay County Sheriff’s Department has hired a new Sheriff’s Deputy following approval of a request by Sheriff Joe Shook to the Clay County Commission on Thursday. Thirty-year North Carolina Highway Patrol veteran Jerry Hall was hired by the Sheriff’s Department Monday to serve as Chief Deputy fo... More...
Water line extension OK’d by board
By Carla Gwaltney Owens

The Clay County Water and Sewer Board approved the water line extension plans submitted by the new assisted living facility under construction on Old Highway 64 at their meeting Thursday. The plans must be approved by the board before they can be submitted to the state for the necessary permit. The... More...

School board thanks Cabes for gift

Members of the Clay County Board of Education visited the home of Mr. & Mrs. Neal Cabe and presented them with a plaque recognizing them for their donation of 8.5 acres of land to the school system. From left to right: Mrs. More...

 Events
•CALENDAR
Enchanted Valley Squares The Enchanted Valley Squares hold their square dances at the Towns County Elementary School Cafeteria. Dances are from 7:30-10 p.m. The caller is Ray Mauney. All dancers are those interested are welcome. Dances scheduled for the remainder of the year are: Dec. 8 (Toys ... More...
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 Community
•VRHS Pets of Week
AT RIGHT: Scooter, a female/spayed/declawed Siamese/Calico cat, Seal Point/Calico in color. Scooter is one interesting looking cat. She is a Siamese, yet she has calico markings on her face and feet. Very pretty girl. More...
•Christmas arrives at Moss Library
•Deed Transfers
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 Opinion
•From the porch
Fantasy Lights and an almost trip to jail
Other than almost getting thrown in the Gatlinburg jail, Susan and I had a great wedding anniversary weekend. We left Friday morning for our motel in Pigeon Forge. We were delighted with our room, which had a jacuzzi and gas fireplace. That afternoon we ate at one of my favorite restaurants, the ... More...
•Studying Iraq
•D Dealing with iabetes
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 Obituaries
•Robert Fesenmyer Clay County resident, U.S. Marine Corps veteran
Robert C. Fesenmyer, 81, of Hayesville died Saturday (November 18, 2006) in a Murphy medical center. A native of Oil City, PA, he had been living in Clay County for the past 19 years. He was the son of the late Howard L. and Catherine Schmaderer Fesenmyer. He was a veteran of WWII and the Korean W... More...
•Charles Webb Hager Jackson County native, building contractor
•John Schneidenbach Clay County resident, retired telephone employee
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 Religion
•Marriages
• Clinton Dale Brendle, 33, of Hayesville, and Jamie Michelle Peterson, 26, of Hayesville, were married on October 19, 2006. More...
•Christmas program
•Christmas Cantata
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 Sports & Recreation
•Yellow Jackets get big conference win
Hayesville High men, women sweep Swain County during homestand
ABOVE, Hayesville’s Ian McLamb (#3) drives around a Swain defender toward the basket. The Yellow Jackets trounced the Maroon Devils, 64-46. BELOW, forward Ricky Davis (#42) comes down with a rebound. More...
•Jacket wrestlers beat Murphy, fall to Fannin Co.
•Parents’ pain, driver’s gain
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 Arts & Leisure
•Mountain Arts Association holds first annual holiday workshop
Mountain Arts Association members looked like they were having as much fun as the children who came to their Holiday Workshop for kids 4–12 at Brasstown Valley Resort. The workshop was open to the public and children were there from Towns, Union, and Clay (N.C.) counties. More...
•Scrooge returns
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