Annie Sue Lloyd, of Hayesville, received the Emma Cline Moore Award for Community Service for her work in Hayesville and the surrounding region. The award was presented by One Dozen Who Care, Inc.
Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital officials announced Wednesday that Labor and Delivery services will be discontinued the first week in December with the OB/GYN practice closing on Tuesday, Dec.
“She just wanted to learn how to skate.” Former DEA agent and United Methodist pastor, Dr. Barry Steiner Ball shared the personal encounter which changed his life’s mission.
A small piece of history traveled down Herbert and Main Streets on Sunday, Nov. 10 when the late 1930s Hayesville Town Hall was taken to a new location below the Old Jail Museum.
Clay County Manager Mark Pullium resigned Thursday, Nov. 7 following a closed session of the board of commissioners. The resignation went into effect immediately.
The RiverBenders will perform a Friday night concert at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8. The show will be held in the Keith House.
He has only officially been on the job since Friday, Nov. 1, but Clay County Schools Superintendent Dale Cole sat down for an interview Monday, Nov. 4.
One hundred years ago, on November 11, 1919, Veteran’s Day originated as Armistice Day, the first anniversary of the end of World War I.
The monthly Small Town Main Street/Historic Hayesville Inc. gathering was held on Tuesday, Oct. 22 featuring historical projects and upcoming Small Business Saturday on Nov. 30.
President General Denise Doring VanBuren of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution has charged local DAR chapters to “Rise and Shine for America.” Old Unicoi Trail Chapte