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March 7, 2007
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He's "The Cat in the Hat!"
By Carla Gwaltney Owens Sentinel writer
Green Eggs and Ham. The Cat in the Hat. Thing One and Thing Two. Where were they? You'd have found them all if you would've stopped by our grand celebration at Elementary School Drive this past Friday. And, if you were lucky enough to be one of the adults on hand for the special day long celebrati... More...
Graduation rate takes a nose dive
Twenty-eight students failed to graduate last year
By Carla Gwaltney Owens Sentinel writer

One in four Hayesville High School students who were part of the Class of 2006 failed to graduate in four years. According to a new graduation cohort rating, which the State of North Carolina began gathering data for when the Class of 2006 entered high school in 2002, Hayesville High School had a 7... More...

"Hayesville House" set to open
By Carla Gwaltney Owens Sentinel writer

Director of Clay County Department of Social Services Debbie Mauney told Clay County Commissioners last week that the new 60-bed assisted living facility set to open in May will have a significant financial impact on the county. Mauney estimated that when Hayesville House opens and reaches full cap... More...

 Events
•American Cancer Society Relay for Life
The American Cancer Society will sponsor "Relay for Life" on June 8 and 9 on the HIstoric Hayesville Courthouse Square. If you are interested in volunteering or would like further information, please call Brian Saraney at 828- 421-4838 or Kimberly Jones at 828-389-4940. More...
•Art Association March Classes
•Brasstown Concert
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 Community
•D Dealing with iabetes
Never too late
Ever notice how a roll of paper towels gets used up so fast toward the end of the roll? Or how the gas gauge moves so fast towards empty from the quarterfull mark? Something similar happens in illness. We can be moving toward "empty" pretty fast toward the end, meaning that we are losing function ... More...
•One in four Hayesville High School students does not graduate on time
•Deed Transactions As Of 3/7/2007
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 Opinion
•Scarred mountain would be a neverending blight in Clay County
Dear Editor: Thank you very much for the coverage provided in The Smoky Mountain Sentinel regarding the impending demise of our beautiful Shew Bird Mountain in the Matheson Cove, Clay County, N.C. Surely enough environmental insult has already been inflicted on the backside of the Shew Bird. More...
•Reader gives thanks for resident response to Clay County appearance survey
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 Obituaries
•Bernard F. LaBelle
Long Island native, Clarksville, Tenn. resident
Mr. Bernard F. LaBelle, age 58, of Clarksville, Tenn. passed away Saturday, February ?4, 2007 at the Virginia Tennessee Valley Healthcare System in Nashville, Tenn. of natural causes. A memorial service was held on Friday, March 2 at eleven o'clock at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in C... More...
•Martin Family says "thank you everyone"
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 Religion
•Church Calendar
Clay United Methodist Men Clay United Methodist Men are having their monthly meeting Saturday , March 10, 8:30AM at the Hayesville Family Restaurant. The speaker will be Denny Smith, of Christen Love Ministries. For further information , please call Wally Rood at 389-4476. Please join us. More...
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 Sports & Recreation
•Yellow Jackets win against Cherokee, Andrews
Pitching and Hitting bigtime, the Jackets look like they're playing in the majors.
The Hayesville Yellow Jacket varsity baseball team took on two conference teams to start the season and came away with big wins over both of them. In the first game of the season played at home, the Jackets simply overpowered their opponent with a 12 to 0 score. The game was called in the 4th Inni... More...
•Hayesville girls varsity wins over Cherokee
•SPORTS QUIZ
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 Arts & Leisure
•Gospel group "Blue Ridge" to perform at The Peacock
Get ready for some high-energy and heavenly harmony, because gospel music group "Blue Ridge" will be singing on stage at the Peacock Playhouse, Saturday, March 17. The group, comprised of members Kevin Corbin, tenor, Dwight Vinson, bass, Kelly Corbin and Neil Moore sharing lead baritone duties, ha... More...
•Save our hemlocks
•Kleinpeter to direct On Golden Pond
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