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August 29, 2007
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Off to a Good Start
The first day in temporary classrooms
CARLA OWENS Sentinel Writer
Dedicated veteran Kindergarten teacher Janice Harburn worked late into the evening Monday setting up her new classroom which will be housed in one of two mobile classroom units. More...
School Board meets for improvement
CARLA OWENS Sentinel Writer

Clay County Schools Superintendent D. Scott Penland told local school board members that it is no longer a question of whether or not a new school will be built, it has now become a question of when a new school will be built. Other pertinent questions have already been answered, such as where and... More...

Funding plans in the works

Where will the money come from to build the new Hayesville Primary School? This is the question facing Clay County's elected officials, including members of both the Clay County Board of Education and the Clay County Board of Commissioners. More...

 Events
•Upcoming Events
THIS WEEK Free Business Classes Stecoah Artisans Gallery and Guild invite you to attend free business classes sponsored jointly by Handmade in America with funding by Z. Smith Reynolds. More...
•Miscellaneous Events
•Continual Events
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 Community
•Speak up for a child
Right now there are children in our community in the custody of the Department of Social Services. Children who have been removed from their homes because of abuse or neglect. They each need a caring adult to look out for their best interests while their case goes through the court system. More...
•Hiawassee River Valley Kennel Club meet
•Waldroup graduates
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 Opinion
•High school musical blues
The O'Reilly Factor
There is no doubt that some entertainment critics have glorified rap "artists" like Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Ludacris. Twenty years ago, pro-drug, anti-women and pro-violence lyrics would not have been embraced by the mainstream media for fear of public backlash. But today, bring on perversity in th... More...
•Cartoon
•Cartoon
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 Government
•Arrest report 8/29/07
Bridget Parker Henderson, 29, of Hayesville, NC was arrested for aid and abet impaired driving allow unlicense to drive; expired registration plate; operate vehicle No insurance on August 23, 2007 and released on August 23, 2007. More...
•Chamber News
•GOOD DEEDS
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 Obituaries
•Cayden Trail Williams
Cayden Trail Williams, infant son of Carlton and Cammie Williams of Hayesville, died Saturday, August 18, 2007 at the Murphy Medical Center in Murphy, NC. Baby Cayden is survived by his parents, Carlton and Cammie Williams of Hayesville, NC; one sister, Lacie Robertson of St. More...
•William Clay Hall
•Fred J. Baker
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 Religion
•Catholic Social Services' Office of Economic Opportunity wins national award from Catholic Charities USA
Program serving appalachian communities in North Carolina to receive $25,000 award
The Office of Economic Opportunity in Murphy, NC - an innovative program of Catholic Social Services of the Diocese of Charlotte, NC, Inchas won Catholic Charities USA's 2007 Family Strengthening Award and will receive $25,000. More...
•Church Week Calendar
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 Sports & Recreation
•Domination
HAYESVILLE OVER COPPER BASIN
The Hayesville High School Yellow Jackets took on the Copper Basin football team in the Jackets opening game of the season at Frank Long Stadium on Friday, and things couldn't have looked better until the lights went out in the 2nd Quarter due a power outage that managed to delay the game. Well, t... More...
•Swift water rescue classes held in Nantahala
•Crank your tractors
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 Arts & Leisure
•Brasstown Concert Association elects officers
Brasstown, NC -- Brasstown Concert Association (BCA) has elected officersfor its 2007-2008 season. Karen Borchers, of Murphy, was reelected President; David Cook, of Blairsville, was re-elected Vice President and Secretary; and Don Best, of Brasstown, was elected Treasurer. More...
•Celebrating museum's 30th anniversary
•Arts and crafts Heritage Festival
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