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The Tri-County Community College Foundation held its second annual Golf Tournament on Saturday, April 19 at The Ridges Resort in Hayesville. Twenty-six teams competed for more than $3,500 in prizes. The First Place Gross winning team split a $1,000 prize. More ... Mountain Regional Library System to host 'Twas the Night Before Summer' kickoff Event to coincide with release of the book on June 20 The Mountain Regional Library System is pleased to announce its 'Twas the Night Before Summer event on Friday, June 20th. This event is part of a national event to kick off summer and to promote reading all across the country. Over 2,000 libraries and bookstores nationally are celebrating the begi... More ...
Murphy Medical Center staff would like to congratulate Antonio and Yolanda Fonseca of Hayesville on the birth of their daughter. Jaqueline Fonseca was born May 11, 2008 at Murphy Medical Center. She weighed 6 pounds 6 oz and was 20 inches in length at birth. You can view her picture and our other ne... More ... Arrest report for 05/21/08 Brenda Lunsford Daniel, 19, of Hayesville, NC was arrested for felony child abuse on May 14, 2008. Brandon Scott Goforth, 24, of Hayesville, NC was arrested for child abuse a Class 1 misdemeanor on May 14, 2008. Michael McGarry, 44, of Hayesville, NC was arrested for driving while impaired on Ma... More ... Progressive dinner announced Claudia Bannon, General Chairman of the 2008 Clay County Progressive Dinner, has announced this year's festivities will be held on July 18, 19 and 20. More ... Democrat rally announced Saturday, May 31st Democrats from the tri-county area will be hosting a Rally in support of local and statewide candidates running in the November General Election. Democratic candidates will have the opportunity to speak to the crowd and hand out campaign literature and yard signs. More ...
TEA ROOM: Nurses Mary O'Conner, left, and Katie Gore prepare to honor their peers during National Nurses Week. More ...
By Harrison Keely MANAGING EDITOR The Hayesville High School Treble and Show Choirs performed a spring concert both entertaining and exceptional at the 2008 Showcase Thursday, May 15. The concert opened with more traditional pieces such as "Psalm 67" and "The Battle of Jericho", as well as two pieces with Latin lyrics: "Parce Do... More ...
This Saturday, May 24, 2008, the Brasstown Community Civic Center will combine two events for the Memorial Weekend. First, there will be a bar-b-cue dinner from 4 to 6 PM (or until the bar-bcue runs out.) For $5.00, you get bar-bcue, a roll, cole slaw, baked beans, dessert and a drink. You may eat... More ... Fontana Village lines up events for Memorial Day weekend Crafts, karaoke and ice cream among pleasures Come to Fontana Village for Memorial Weekend. Bring the entire family to have great fun and relaxation! What a wonderful place to just sit back or have all kinds of fun. Friday, May 23rd - Scenic Lake Tour to Fontana Dam; 6:30 PM, Kid Softball game; then adult softball game and at 8:30 PM, campf... More ... State funds help Clay County protect land and water Other projects rejected as funding falls short for critical water and land conservation efforts Raleigh, N.C. - North Carolina's land and water conservation trust funds provided $25,000 in Clay County in 2007, according to the annual Green Book report released by Land for Tomorrow. The $25,000 went to the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee for a water quality project along the Hiwassee Ri... More ...
County Farm will appear in a free concert of bluegrass and old time string band music at 7:30 pm, Friday, May 23 at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. The concert will be held in the Festival Barn. Those attending are urged to park near Keith House or the Dining Hall and walk to th... More ... Red Cross fundraiser to be 50's and 60's evening The 2008 Season of "Enchanted Music on the Square" kicks off with the ever so popular 50's and 60's Music presented by Gary York, who debued on the Square last Summer. Gary and his musicians were such a crowd favorite that many audience members requested a return performance ! More ... Type O blood donors needed Patients in our area depend on the generosity of local donors to meet their needs daily. Right now, the Red Cross needs type O donors, especially type O negative donors, immediately. With the summer quickly approaching, it is important to address this growing problem now. More ... Licklog announces Camelot auditions The Licklog Players' has set audition dates for Saturday, June 7, starting at 2pm, Monday, June 9, from 7pm until 9pm, and Tuesday, June 10, form 7pm - 9pm for the summer musical, Camelot. Nancy Davis, who directed last summer's very successful musical, The Sound of Music, is set to direct this e... More ... Program introduces sports, travel to people with new disabilities In the weeks and months following a spinal cord or brain injury, the focus is on the healing and rehabilitation of the body. But after returning home, the question becomes "what do I do now? More ... Free seminar teaches "water wise" gardening This free seminar is being taught by Dr. Gary Wade. Dr. Wade studied Plant Science at West Virginia University and Horticulture at Michigan State University. He received his PhD in Horticulture from Louisiana State University. More ...
Two-part prose and poetry workshop to be led by Simpson, Crawford at Harelson Memorial Civic Center Saturday, June 7, from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, writers of poetry and prose will gather at the Harelson Memorial Civic Center, 185 Wellborn Street, Blairsville, Georgia for Writers Talking all Day About Writing, a two part workshop sponsored by NCWN West for writers of both poetry and prose. More ...
Zoe Schumaker / Preservation Committee, Plant Rescue Team Member Our region has, thankfully, received rain in April and May. And, true to the saying, we are enjoying a wonderful flower display this month. May is one of my favorite months for wildflowerviewing, as richly-hued flowering plants, shrubs and trees delight the senses after months of vistas dominated ... More ... |
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