Hayesville Town Councilmen Joe Slaton, Will Penland and Austin Hedden were told the town’s audit was good during a report by auditor Kaseson Hooper of Turner and Company.
Clay County residents scheduled to appear in court received a temporary reprieve on Monday.
In an unprecedented school year, teachers and staff at Clay County Schools have a variety of new tools at their disposal as they try to keep up with challenges in and out of the classroom.
While the holidays are often associated with joy, this time of year can bring depression and sadness to some people.
Saturday’s annual Sheriff’s Christmas Dinner offered the traditional meal of turkey with all the trimmings, but this year it was served in an untraditional manner.
Much like the rest of the state and the country, Clay County was not immune to a post-Thanksgiving spike in COVID-19 cases.
A low pressure system moved through the tri-state area earlier this week bringing with it the first wintry weather of the season.
Last week Gov. Roy Cooper issued an Executive Order that included stricter enforcement of safety measures to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
More than 50 million Americans now face hunger. According to: www.feedingamerica.org report, rising unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic, has also created more food insecurity.
The Grinch is not stealing Christmas, but COVID-19 has stolen the parade.