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Newcomers to our area, and likely some old-timers, may wonder about the origin of " Granny's Attic", the thrift shop in Westgate Plaza on Hwy. 64 in Hayesville, across from Subway. It is a heartwarming story - so read on. Marie Hansbauer, retired from nursing at age 74. More ... Responding to domestic violence at work This guide is designed to help employers assess for domestic violence and provide appropriate assistance and referral for victims. Because the vast majority of victims of adult domestic violence are women who are abused by their male partners, this guide will refer to victims as female and abusers... More ... Moss Memorial Library recent arrivals The Library has just received the latest books from your favorite mystery authors. • "Fever" by Bill Pronzini • "Hold Tight" by Harlan Coben • "Quicksand" by Iris Johansen • "Sante Fe Dead" by Stuart Woods More ...
Chanda Michelle Nelson & Zachary David Wadsworth Chanda Michelle Nelson and Zachary David Wadsworth were united in marriage Saturday, April 19. Rev. Dr. P. David Wadsworth officiated the ceremony at Truett Memorial First Baptist Church. A rehearsal dinner was given by the groom's parents, Dr. and Mrs. P. David Wadsworth, on Friday evening. More ... Marriages Allan Matthew Stegner, 18, of Brasstown, NC and Samatha Kay Vereb, 18, of Hayesville, NC were united in marriage on June 28, 2008. Gary Roswell Patten, 51, of Lehigh Acres, FL and Debra Ann Sullivan, 51, of Fort Myers, FL were united in marriage on July 4, 2008. More ... Food pantry benefits from upcoming progressive dinner Among His many miracles, Jesus fed the multitudes on very limited resources (Luke 9:13) and commanded that His followers do the same. In response to this commandment, the Clay County Food Pantry was established by area churches in 1992 to help feed the needy. More ... WIC program provides assistance to those eligible Women, infants, kids may be eligible WIC or the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program provides supplemental nutritious foods,nutrition education, breast feeding support and referrals to health care and community resources to participants. The WIC Program is available at Clay County Health Department, I Riverside Circle in Hayesville... More ...
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Graduate student aims for priesthood despite her fight with cerebral palsy By Helen Naismith Contributing Writer A familiar figure at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Hayesville this summer is a young woman named Claire Wimbush, a promising 26-year old graduate student who will be ordained as an Episcopal priest next year by the Diocese of Southern Virginia. More ... WHAT'S HAPPENING Pressure to donate blood high Inventory levels running low; Red Cross urges type O donors While temperatures and fuel prices continue to rise this summer, the American Red Cross reports that the blood inventory levels are so low it is unable to sufficiently meet the demand of local hospitals. More ...
Medical center book fair slated for end of July Murphy Medical Center is hosting a Book Fair on Thursday, July 24 from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM , and Friday, July 25th from 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM in the large conference room at the hospital. More ...
Family story time at library promotes tales By Julie Chautin Contributing Writer The first Thursday of the month at 6:15 p.m. is Family Story Time at the Murphy Library. On July 3 Assistant Librarian Steven Abernethy brought the solar system alive with replicas of the planets and sun decorating the meeting More ... Governor Easley announces 205 jobs in region, $1.5 million invested Governor Mike Easley announced today that Stanley Furniture, a leading employer in Graham County, will expand Robbinsville plant, investing $1.5 million and adding 205 jobs during the next three years as well as saving 315 current jobs. The expansion was made possible in part by a $250,000 grant f... More ...
Tri-County Community College is holding early registration for the Fall semester now through Friday, July 25. Early registration helps both current and prospective students get a head start on the fall semester and avoid the August rush. Advisors are available to answer questions. More ... |
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