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July 18, 2007
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Overturned tractor-trailer halts Old 64
No injuries in accident
HARRISON KEELY Sentinel Writer
BRASSTOWN - A half-mile section of Old U.S. 64 was shut down for several hours July 11 after a tractor-trailer overturned on a severe curve around noon. The accident, which occurred south of Clay's Corner, was witnessed by several people according to Anthony Ellis, a deputy with the Clay County... More...
WILL HARRY LIVE?
Local fans prepare for and predict the final book.
HARRISON KEELY Sentinel Writer

P erhaps the greatest spell cast by young wizard Harry Potter has been the ability to cause millions of muggles (ordinary non-magical folk) to dissapear all at once. The final enchantment, or the seventh book in the wildly popular series, debuts around the world on July 21. More...

Festival draws thousands to town square for fun
HARRISON KEELY, Sentinel Writer

The weekend was filled with excitement and fun thanks to the annual Festival on the Square. For 28 years local merchants have been setting up booths of crafts while enjoying entertainment provided by local musical artists and dancers. More...

 Events
•CALENDAR
Continual Events SELF-HELP Stroke Support A stroke support group meets every third Thursday of each month. The meetings are in the large conference room at Murphy Medical Center. Medical advisor is Dr. Ken Cassell. Contact Carol Dorman or Dawn Colbert in the discharge planning department ... More...
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 Community
•H.H.S. student tests career choices at workshop
A select group of North Carolina high school students were at N.C. State University, June 24-29. Approximately 100 Soil & Water Conservation Districts (SWCD) sponsor and send one or two high school students. Clay County SWCD was proud to sponsor Sara Adams, a senior at Hayesville High School, to r... More...
•H.H.S. Class of 1947 reunites
•Chamber News
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 Opinion
•Wires and Web
Bus speed problematic
Think of every computer term you've ever heard. Start simple. Something like.... "Keyboard" should do it. Alright, stepping the game up a notch, what's one of the most confusing computer terms you've ever seen? Bus speed? That tops my list. I have to ask, in what way is my simple, stationary comp... More...
•SPEAK UP
•From the porch
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 Government
•Clay County deed transactions 7/18/07
Anthony & Vickie Ledford sold 1.248 acres, Lot 5 Brookside Meadows in Hayesville Township to V Len & Carol Codella for $122,500 on July 9, 2007. Tim & Betty Cox and James C. & Bertie F. Ott sold 1.070 acres, Lot 22 Cox & Ott in Hayesville Town ship to Dean S. & Susan D. Moore for $33,500 on July ... More...
•On the House
•Nicolette elected chairperson of community council
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 Obituaries
•Jeffery Taylor Brantley
Genessa Anderson Ingle, age Jeffery Taylor Brantley, 49, of Hayesville, NC died Sunday, July 8, 2007 at his home on Cherry Mountain. He was born March 20, 1958 in Miami, Florida to parents: the late Ernest William Brantley, Jr. and Nancy Simpson Brantley of Hayesville. More...
•Genessa Anderson Ingle
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 Religion
•CHURCH WEEK
WEEK Living Word Revival Center Annoucements for the second week of July: This month's prayer focus is on John and Joy Lynn of Moore House Ministries. Hayesville First United Methodist Hayesville First United Methodist Church invites children pre-school through rising 6th graders to Wac... More...
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 Sports & Recreation
•Potter Finale
Local fans provide perspective on "Deathly Hallows"
Harry will live The viewpoints of local reader Emily West Emily West never associated her childhood with Harry Potter. That's because she was born before author J.K. Rowling conceived the magical world. More...
•Six years down... one to go.
•HOLE IN ONE
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 Arts & Leisure
•"Sound of Music" ready to premiere
Costumes, lights and set ready for action
The costumes are ready, the set is built and painted, and lines and songs have been learned. Now, Director Nancy Davis and Musical Director Paul Dyer are putting the finishing touches on "The Sound of Music" which opens Thursday at the Peacock Playhouse in Hayesville. More...
•"Irons in the Fire" to fireit up July 20
•"Order of the Phoenix" casts a wonderful spell
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