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March 26, 2008
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A home of they can call their own
By Frank Bradley Sentinel writer
Spring and the Easter season seems a fitting time of year for seven families from Cherokee and Clay counties who are moving into new homes in Westley Meadows Estates. Keys were presented to them on Monday after a year and a half of working and waiting. Going from bare lots of red clay to brand-spa... More...
School budget & calendar
By Frank Bradley Staff writer

The school board OK'd a million dollar plus operating budget it is recommending to the county commissioners in its regular meeting on Monday. The proposed budget is a $91,000 or 9.6 percent increase over last year's budget. More...

School board wants taxing authority
By Frank Bradley Sentinel writer

By a unanimous vote, the Clay County school board approved a resolution supporting legislation to allow local boards of education authority to levy taxes. More...

 Events
•Upcoming Events
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THIS WEEK COMING UP MARCH: Attend Life Skills Life Skills for Men and Women, Where: Murphy Public Library - Time: 10:00-11:00am presented by: REACH, Inc, Women's Resource Center, Lea English Coordinator and presenter. Held in the quite room. Come join us, six sessions beginning 3-24, throu... More...
•Continual Events
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 Community
•TCCC Names Academic Excellence Award Winners
Tri-County Community College has named Tonia Dobbs and David Lovingood as its 2008 Academic Excellence Award winners. Dobbs is a Healthcare Management major and Lovingood is an Information Systems major. Each year, the state recognizes two students from each community college with an Academic Exc... More...
•Local Student Tiffani Lyvers receives National Honor
•Dr. Andrews Speaks to MOAA
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 Opinion
•Brasstown Woodturners Guild presents Check
Glen Love, of the Brasstown Woodturners Guild, gave a check to Hayesville High School Principle, Matt Rogers. The Brasstown Woodturners Guild adopted the Construction Technology Classes several years ago. More...
•Murphy Medical Center Maternal Infant Unit Boasts Certification
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 Government
•Deed transactions for 03/26/08
Wayne E. & Patricia A.Wright sold 1.15 acres, Lot E River Oaks II in Hayesville Township to Charles L. & Linda L. Miller for $ 34,000 on March 17, 2008. William Richard Boyd, Jr.-TR and Steven M. & Kimberly D. Hancock sold 1. More...
•Arrest Report 03/26/08
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 Obituaries
•Barbara Bayrouty
Barbara Ryder Bayrouty, age 69 born in Newton,, Mass. passed to her rest on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 surrounded by her loving family. She was preceded in death by her father, Russell Ryder. She was a member of Seventh-day Adventist church. She loved flowers, gardening, and crocheting. More...
•Frieda Horn
•Sarah "Cricket" McLelland
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 Religion
•Singing at Fairview Baptist Church
Marshall Henson and Gem City Quartet from Franklin, NC will be singing at Notla Baptist Church, 294 Notla Church Road, in Murphy, NC, Sunday, March 30th at 11:00 AM - Please call 706-835-5874 or 828-837-7697 for directions. More...
•Madelyn Lea Memorial Music Scholarship Fund
•CALENDAR CHURCH WEEK
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 Arts & Leisure
•Romantic Comedy Opens
The Licklog Players 2008 Season has something for everyone- drama, mystery, music and comedy. Its first production, Romantic Comedy, as its name suggests, is a delightful threeact romance with all the banter and twists of the genre, and opens at the Peacock Playhouse on March 28. More...
•Krummhorns? Gemshorns? Shawms? Concert of Early Music in Brasstown
•Announcing Auditions for Licklog Players' Over the River and Through the Woods
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