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August 22, 2007
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Back to the basics
Faculty and students prepare for start of new school year
MARCUS KEELY Sentinel Writer
Students set those alarm clocks. With less than fivedays of vacation remaining, the summer luxury of sleeping-in will soon be replaced by the early-to-rise routine of the academic year. So get ready to roll out of bed, eat your Wheaties and get to class. It's that time of year again. More...
Towns sheriff pleads guilty, resigns
JOAN CROTHERS Towns Sentinel Editor

"Do you fully understand the charges brought against you?" Judge Lynn Alderman asked Towns County Sheriff Rudy Eller as he stood in the courtroom Tuesday afternoon, August 21, 2007. Receiving a "yes" she asked, "Are you entering a plea of Guilty because you are guilty of them?" Again she received ... More...

The Right Stuff
Cox brothers attain highest Scout honor
CHRISTY FULLER Sentinel Writer

Brothers Alex and Blake Cox were awarded the Eagle Scout Honor Saturday, August 18. After a long journey, Alex Cox, 17 and Blake Cox,15 of Hayesville have both been awarded the Eagle Scout Honor. This is the highest recognition among Boy Scouts in which you can receive. More...

 Events
•Upcoming Events
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THIS WEEK Book Sale The Murphy Library¹s Friends are at it again. They are holding a Books-in-the-Breezeway sale where bags of books will sell for $2.00 and boxes for $5.00. More...
•Miscellaneous Events
•Continual Events
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 Community
•Family-friendly filmfrom Cuba at library
MURPHY - There are many stories about those who want to leave Cuba. The next movie at the Murphy Library is about a girl who wants to stay. Viva Cuba is a family-friendly movie from the Film Movement people that is an easy way to introduce children to Spanish. A boy and girl take a road trip fro... More...
•Band program added at Young Harris College
•Free business classes at Stecoah Valley Center
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 Opinion
•Top ten things you need to know about Macs
Wires and Web
No matter how you look at it, Apples are gaining a foothold in the market. Statistics show a rise in the number of Macs, so the following scenario is more likely than not: You're running down the street to the general store when all of a sudden you're confronted by a Mac. What do you do? More...
•Good to be an American
•Speak Up
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 Government
•Arrest report 8/22/07
Stephen Mathew Anderson, 20 of Hayesville, NC was arrested for assault on a female on August 13, 2007 and released on August 16, 2007. Robert Grady Byrd, 36 of Oxford, GA was arrested for probation violation on August 13, 2007. More...
•Chamber News
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 Obituaries
•Janet M. Briggs Herberger
Janet M. Briggs Heberger, 64 of the Tusquittee Community of Hayesville, NC died Monday, August 13, 2007, at Mission Hospital in Asheville, NC. Mrs. Heberger was a native of Piscataquis County, Maine and had lived in Cheshire, Connecticut before moving to Hayesville, NC ten years ago. More...
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 Religion
•CHURCH WEEK
Living Word Revival Center FUEL After-School Care will start August 27 from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. The program is open for Pre-K thru middle schoolers. For more information call Valerie Swisher at 389-3444. More...
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 Sports & Recreation
•Youth Endowment Golf Tournament tees off on September 22
Jason Rhinehardt, Chairman of the Clay County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, and Keith Crawford, General Manager of Chatuge Shores Golf Course, announced this week plans for the upcoming 6th Annual Clay County Youth Endowment Golf Tournament. The one day 27 hole event is scheduled for Saturday... More...
•Bruce Weeks Family Band
•A fashionable country fare
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 Arts & Leisure
•Benefit Auction gives back
BRASSTOWN - "Going once. Going twice. Sold!!!" The familiar phrase shouted by auctioneers across the world could be heard Saturday afternoon coming from the Keith House at the John C. Campbell Folk School. More...
•Chart Toppers -- On the Beat and Off the Charts
•A Labor Day weekend to remember
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