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January 31, 2007
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Sheriff cracks down on dope
Tip leads to search warrant, drug arrests at Piney Road residence.
By Frank Bradley
Acting on tips from Clay County residents who are fed up with illegal drug activity and want to see the law come down hard on drug dealers and users, the sheriff's deputies and officers from the multi-county drug task force made five arrests last week. More...
State seeks to narrow study track choices for students
Proposal would give students just two choices for obtaining diploma.
By Carla Gwaltney Owens

A proposal from the North Carolina State Board of Education could severely affect a substantial portion of Clay County's student population if implemented in its current form. According to Clay County Schools Superintendent D. More...

School Board supports state bond measure
By Carla Gwaltney Owens

Clay County School Board Members voted unanimously in favor of a resolution in support of a statewide bond referendum which would provide money for capital improvements to school systems across the State of North Carolina. Clay County Schools is currently in need of money to construct a new school ... 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
•A Place Remembered
In the late 1940s, my parents, Homer and Nettie Gibby, moved with their five children to the Elf Community just five miles east of Hayesville, NC. Daddy was a radio and TV repairman and a shop where he could work was constructed off Smart Road just beyond the house. More...
•Dealing with Diabetes
•Clay County Arrest Report
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 Opinion
•From the porch
That's against the law?
I bet you have have run across some laws that you thought were ridiculous. I know I have. The proposed law coming out of California that would make it a crime to spank any child three-years old or under would be one such law. If passed, it will one day end up in a list of "Stupid Laws". After all,... More...
•OPINION
•Please respond to survey
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 Government
•Deed Transfers
National Investments LLC sold Unit 31 Licklog Townhouse in Hiawassee Township Colin & Mairead Wallace for $425,000.00 on January 22, 2007. Terry L. & Kristie Gilliam ; Duane & Carla H. Armstrong sold 1.00 acres Lot 15 Tahlequah Ridge in Hayesville Township to Richard & Judy Dahl for $120,000.00 o... More...
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 Obituaries
•Willie Andrew Jones Graham County native, retired from Baker's Furniture Co.
Willie Andrew Jones, 71, of Mease Road, Hayesville, NC went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, January 24, 2007 at his home after an extended illness. He was born October 23, 1935 in Graham County, NC and worked at Baker's Furniture Company in Andrews, NC where he retired after 30 years of employm... More...
•Todd Arthur Cole Florida native, self-employed carpenter
•Ward J. Hogsed Towns County, Ga., native, Hayesville resident
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 Religion
•Church Calendar
Unitarians to hear Anna Olsen On Sunday, Feb. 4, the speaker at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Franklin will be Mrs. Anna Olsen of Asheville. Her talk will be, "What Sets the Pace for Your Life?" Service begins at 11 a.m. For more information, call Bill Bell at 828-369-3633 or Hank De... More...
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 Sports & Recreation
•Jacket wrestlers split with Knights, Braves
Smoky Mountain Conference Tournament is Saturday in Murphy
It's said that "you win some and you lose some." And the adage proved mostly true when the Hayesville High School wrestling team took on teams from Robbinsville and Cherokee last week. Hayesville wrestlers traveled to Robbinsville on Thursday, Jan. 25 to do battle with the Black Knights. Robbinsvi... More...
•Shop for the perfect gifts for the guys
•Hayesville swimmers take the plunge at meet
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 Arts & Leisure
•Mountain hikers lead the high life
Mountain High members don't wait for green leaves to bloom but walk the trails year 'round
Western North Carolina proffers world class hiking and other active means of enjoying the great outdoors. Practically all you need to do is step out your own front door. One club for hiking enthusiasts is Mountain High Hikers (MHHs). This hiking club originated from a "Hiking in the Blue Ridge" c... More...
•Living with art - Ch. 3 vision for a small town
•High heeled winter boots are dangerous on ice and snow
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