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Prescribed burns planned on the Pisgah Ranger District to reduce wildfire risk and improve forest health
The U.S. Forest Service is planning two prescribed burns on the Pisgah Ranger District this Spring season to reduce the risk of wildfires and increase wildlife habitat diversity.
Democrats shore up dominance on N.C. State Board of Education
Of the 11 members on the N.C. State Board of Education, four are Republican appointees. With a recent resignation, that number dips to just three.
Three N.C. congressmen among 38 seeking cognitive test from Biden
Three N.C. congressmen have joined 35 Republican colleagues signing on to a letter asking President Biden to take a cognitive test.
Big names for concert at the Beal for a night out
In need of a date night? Girls’ night out? Just want out of the house? Join Clay County Communities Revitalization Association at the Historic Clay County Courthouse/Beal Center from 7-9 p.m.
Let’s talk Career Technical Education
In last week’s article we defined Career Technical Education and how it has evolved from the vocational classes of the past.
Human trafficking is present around the world
Human trafficking is a serious issue that has been present in our world for far too long, unfortunately, there are not any signs pointing to it slowing down.
National School Counselors Week
National School Counselors Week kicked off on Monday, Jan. 7. Clay County Schools has five dedicated counselors who each shared why they do what they do for the students and families.
Hacking will be extreme in the Metaverse
If you’ve been on Facebook for any amount of time, chances are that you have either been targeted by or fell victim to scammers. In 2021, the Federal Trade Commission released a report that stated
Crypto mining put on hold in Clay County
Clay County Commissioners adopted a temporary moratorium on crypto mining after a public hearing last week.