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February 27, 2008
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Jackets swarm Rocky Top
FRANK BRADLEY/Sentinel photo Coaches Dwight Penland and Ted Teesateskie take Yellow Jacket midgets to see the mighty lady Vols. Lady Vols. roll over Mississippi State 72 to 46. Coach put summitt Pat Summitt pulls out all stops for victory. Summitt and team high- fiveHayesville Yellow Jackets. (Front... More...
Four cases adjudicated in court
By Frank Bradley Staff writer

Of the 23 cases on the docket for trial in Superior Court last week, only four cases were resolved with the accused pleading guilty. Six cases were voluntarily dismissed upon the recommendations of the District Attorney. Thirteen other cases were continued, seven of them scheduled for the April ... More...

School Board hears presentation on building new primary school
By Frank Bradley Sentinel writer

Children starting preschool this fall will have to be four-years old on or before August 31, according to a new rule established by the Clay County Board of Education on Monday. Previously, children who's fourth birthday came on or before October 15 were eligible to start pre-school. More...

 Events
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THIS WEEK COMING UP FEBRUARY: Coffee with the Poet Coffee with the Poets is hosted by Phillips and Lloyd Book Store in Hayesville, North Carolina Wednesday, February 27 at 10:30 A.M. Michelle Keller will be the featured poet. More...
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 Community
•Crime Stoppers: Sheriff Joe Shook
We were taught not to talk to strangers but have you ever thought about what strangers are online? There are people in this world that prey on unsuspecting computer users. These people can take advantage of you in many ways. More...
•United Community Bank's Kathy Hogsed Promoted to Assistant VP, Assistant Branch Manager
•Curves Supports Communities Nationwide With 10th Annual Food Drive
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 Opinion
•Renovations of Hayesville Hotel
We've taken the old awnings down for many reasons;
1) T he awnings, built in the late 1970's, are now rotting and in need of major repair. T hey were incorrectly attached to the building with only 4" bolts which are a danger to the public. 2) Since the sidewalks are being poured around the posts, we felt now was the time to take the posts down. N... More...
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 Government
•Deed transactions for 02/27/08
Beck Family Holdings LLC sold 6.00 acres in Shooting Creek Township to Eugene & Peggy Mashburn for $ 60,000 on February 19, 2008. Teddy Junior & Mary H. Patterson sold 1.12 acres in Shooting Creek Township to Herbert L. & Janice R. More...
•Arrest Report 02/27/08
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 Obituaries
•Velma Chastain
Velma Chastain, age 80, formerly of Hayesville, NC. died Sunday, February 24, 2008 in Kershaw County, SC. She was a homemaker and the daughter of the late Tyrus and Bessie Garrett. More...
•Leon Dale Henderson
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 Religion
•Murphy Medical Center supports Senior Games
Murphy Medical Center has committed its sponsorship support to the future of Cherokee County Senior Games. Murphy Medical Center Administrator Mike Stevenson recently presented a sponsorship check to Senior Games co-chairs Joe Keffer and Paul Napolitano. More...
•Church Week Calendar
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 Sports & Recreation
•Jackets Wrestlers finished 11th in the Regional Tournament
In Hayesville wrestling is coming of age. The Hayesville Wrestling Team is coming off a fine showing with an 11th place finish in the West 1A/2A Regional Wrestling Tournament this past weekend at North Henderson High School. More...
•Hayesville Yellow Jacket Basketball winners
•Jacket Wrestlers go to State Championships
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 Arts & Leisure
•The RedHead Express Featured in Folk School Concert
The RedHead Express, a family bluegass band from Alaska will be featured in concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, February 29 at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown. Admission is free (donations accepted). More...
•Concert at YHC to Benefit Mexico Mission Trip
•"Free Seminar - Landscaping With Native Plants"
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