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January 2, 2008
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A look back at 2007 - a year of change
Compiled from staff articles
FRANK BRADLEY Sentinel Writer
It was a year brought a new sheriff, a new courthouse, a new downtown development a new college president and a new high school principal. A year that brought tragedy--a plane crash, death on the highway and sudden fatal heart attacks. More...
Moss Memorial Library heralded the holiday season
Brenda Kay Ledford Guest Writer

Moss Memorial Library heralded the holiday season with an open house on Wednesday, December 19. The Fred A. Moss Charity Trust sponsored the Christmas celebration. The Blue Ridge Dulcimer Players performed traditional mountain music and Christmas carols while folks mingled and munched delicious r... More...

United Way has new advisory board with a nationally recognized leader

Mark O'Connell, recently retired as the President/ CEO of the United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, has been elected as the first member of the newly-formed Advisory Board of the United way of Cherokee and Clay Counties. More...

 Events
•Know what's going on? Send any event announcements to smsentinel@gmail.com.
Upcoming Events THIS WEEK COMING UP JANUARY Clay Lodge No. 3001 A.T. & A.M. Hayesville January Meeting Clay Lodge No. 3001 A.T. & A.M. Hayesville will have installation of officers, and award presentations on Saturday January 5, 2008. This is an open meeting the public and families ar... More...
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 Community
•Moss Library's Latest
Moss Library- New Year Non-Fiction Dozen of new non-fiction titles awaits you at Moss Library: " Alice" by Stacy Cardery - This is a biography of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, from White house princess to Washington power broker. More...
•WCU students inducted into honor society in education
•Curves of Hayesville Helps Residents Say Goodbye to Holiday Weight Gain
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 Opinion
•New Year's Resolutions The Favor of Favors
Last year as New Year's approached, a reporter called and asked for my resolutions for the upcoming year for a story she was doing. I have long grown tired of the same old diet resolution to lose 10 pounds, which was my sole promise for many years running. Being the bright person I am, I finally ... More...
•Cartoons
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 Government
•Clay County to Receive Community Development Block Grant
Grant will Help Develop Entrepreneurial Support Network and Create Jobs Raleigh - Clay County has been awarded a $250,000 Community Development Block Grant. The grant will be used by Clay County to develop and nurture an entrepreneurial support network throughout the county. More...
•Rep. Shuler Helps Secure Drought Relief for WNC Farmers
•Deed transactions for 01/02/08
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 Obituaries
•Richard Nelson Huscusson
Richard Nelson Huscusson, 82, of Hayesville died Wednesday (Dec. 19, 2007) at his residence. A native of Clay County, he had lived in Gastonia for 25 years before moving back to Clay County in 1972. He was the son of the late Harley Samuel and Callie Louvonia Anderson Huscusson. More...
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 Religion
•FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, BLAIRSVILLE LADIES "PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT" BIBLE STUDY DANIEL PART 2
A "PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT" Bible Study, "GAINING UNDERSTANDING OF THE END" (DANIEL PART 2 STUDY), begins Monday January 7, 2008 at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, BLAIRSVILLE, 9:30 A.M. - 12:00 NOON a ten week study. Let us know if childcare is needed. More...
•CALENDAR HURCH WEEK Over 10,000 locations worldwide.
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 Sports & Recreation
•Jackets overwhelm Blue Ridge Bobcats
Chase Phillips and Ian McLamb are leading scorers Hayesville varsity boys averaging more that 13 pts a game. Jackets win against the Blue Ridge Bobcats 74 to 34. Leads the SMC-A with a 8 & 2 overall record and are undefeated in conference play. More...
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 Arts & Leisure
•Emmy Awards for "Sing Behind the Plow"
Jan Davidson of Brasstown has been nominated for an Emmy Award as co-producer of the television documentary Sing Behind the Plow, and show's music, featuring local musicians, also received an Emmy nomination, according to the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Mid-South Region. More...
•Dreaming in straight lines; seeing with a potter's eye
•Wallace Artwork Debuts in Baltimore
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