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January 24, 2007
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911 operations in new home
Clay County communications realigned
By Frank Bradley
It's midnight and a couple of drunks are pounding on your front door, or it's the weekend and someone is trying to steal your lawn mower. You need the sheriff, police, deputies or whoever as fast as you can get them. What do you do? Don't call the sheriff's department or try to take matters in yo... More...
Beal announces $40,000 HHS scholarship
By Carla Gwaltney Owens

Thunderous applause erupted at the Hayesville High School Auditorium Friday as 1966 HHS graduate Ron Beal announced to the local high school student body the establishment of The Beal Scholarship which will include a four-year, $40,000 scholarship for one member of the 2007 graduating class. More...

A season to remember

Senior members of the historic 2006-07 Hayesville High School football team pose for a photo Monday night after the Quarterback Club's annual Football Banquet at Truett Memorial Baptist Church. More...

 Events
•CALENDAR
Brasstown Concert Assoc. to hold event Elise Witt and Mick Kinney in concert Sunday, Feb. 11, 3 p.m. with local, global and homemade songs, presented by Brasstown Concert Association. The concert will be held in the Community Room, Keith House, at John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, NC. More...
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 Community
•Mountain Community Chorus to begin Spring rehearsals
Rehearsals begin for the Spring Concert on February 5 with performance dates of Friday, April 27 and Sunday, April 29 with final rehearsal on Thursday, April 26. The chorus practices every Monday night at 7 p.m. More...
•Whole-Farm Planning Workshop Series set
•Clay County Arrest Report
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 Opinion
•From the porch
A treat for a terrorist
Criticism has been directed at the U.S. military about treatment of captive terrorists. In a few cases, the criticism is deserved. For instance, the highly publicized incidents at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba warranted censure. We should never become like the terrorists and torture them like they torture ... More...
•OPINION
•Don't Know Much About Birds
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 Government
•Deed Transfers
Kevin S. & Allison B. Dempsey sold 0.951 acres Lot 1Mcintosh Cove & 0.399 acres Lot 1A Drain Field in Hiawassee Township to Salvatore J. & Kathleen A. Aparo for $530,000.00 on January 16, 2007. Charles & Sharon Odell sold 2.64 acres Lot 52 Fires Creel Cove in Sweetwater Township to Diana L. Myers ... More...
•Marriages
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 Obituaries
•John Joseph Cook New York native, retired BellSouth employee
John Joseph Cook, age 59, of Hayesville, N.C. passed away Saturday, January 20, 2007 in Hayesville, NC. He was a native of Kings County, N.Y., and came to this area nine years ago from Port St. Lucie, Fla. He retired from B e l l S o u t h Telephone where he worked as a cable splice technician. He ... More...
•Mary Parker Eller Graham County native, homemaker
•J.C. Hall Towns County native, carpenter, retired from DOT
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 Religion
•Church Calendar
Unitarians to hear Dr. Gettys Dr. Edward Gettys, a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Franklin, will speak there on Sunday, Jan. 28. The title of his talk will be "Relativity and Absoluteness: How Do We View the Universe?" Service begins at 11 a.m. For more information, call Bill ... More...
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 Sports & Recreation
•Setzer on 2006 season: 'It was magic'
Quarterback club honors historic Yellow Jacket football team at annual banquet
AT LEFT: Head Football Coach Neil Setzer praises his 2006-07 football team as assistant coaches (left to right) Ed Dewitt, Smith Danielson, Dee Walsh and Chad McClure prepare to hand out senior awards. More...
•Jacket Varsity wins, Lady Jackets fall to Rosman
•5 questions
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 Arts & Leisure
•Renowned performer entertains at John C. Campbell Folk School
Madeline MacNeil this Thursday!
Madeline MacNeil, well known as a singer and performer on the hammered and mountain dulcimers, will be featured in a free concert in the Community Room of the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown on Thursday, January 25 at 7 p.m. More...
•Peacock Playhouse fundraiser series continues: our next concert will bring out the "west" in you
•Mountain Community Chorus set to begin spring rehearsals
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