Hayesville, NC News

• Hayesville, NC News
• Letter to the Editor
• Merry Christmas!
• Beware homemade cupcakes
• County moves to settle lawsuit with charter school
• REACH helped 294 domestic violence victims, 114 sexual assaults in past 12 months
• Lost Dog
• 60 day moratorium on new solar farms
• Cherokee County Police News
• A solar sound-off
• In Clay County Spanking’s out
• Hayesville High School scores remain high
• Governor Perdue’s Statement on Unemployment
• Back to School for Hayesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Jobs grow in Cherokee County
• New home for the Andrews Town Office
• Hinton’s new director of ministries
• New school dead on courthouse steps
• Gov. Perdue Protects Academic Integrity, Accessibility of NC Pre-Kindergarten Program
• Murphy Medical Center & United Way
• Perdue stumps state for jobs, energy & education
• Graham County News
• Pacesetter Event well attended
• Hayesville is Where It’s Happening — Clay County’s 150th Birthday
• Graham County News
• Dedication of the New Bell Tower Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
• The Luck of the Irish
• Cherokee County Commissioner’s Meeting 3/24/2011
• Cherokee Tax Reevaluation 3/24/11
• Dr. Dinah Conti Joins Peachtree Pediatrics
• Meth Bust in Cherokee County
• Marine Corp Donations
• Jacky Jones Chevrolet-Buick-GMC supports “Come Grow with Us” campaign.
• Copper Basin High School Band
• Look who’s running for president
• Critically Low Blood Supply- Be a Donor
• Unemployed Homeowners: Take a Look
• Small Grants Program
• Shower Me with Love
• MedWest News
• Commissioners urged to build primary school
• Two Busy Hands
• Floodway property get tax break
• Catholic Relief Services Operation Rice Bowl
• Democrats pick Charlotte
• Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians
• CCCRA Thanks Community
• Wiggins gets nod as County manager
• Brother discovers murdered sister’s remains
• Blue Ridge Mountain EMC lights up “Come Grow with Us” Campaign
• Clay County school grad rates are 4th highest in the state
• Six thousand turn out for Shuler rally
• “STUFF-A-BUS” PROVIDES SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO CLAY COUNTY CHILDREN
• Green workforce training grant awarded to TCCC
• Local Dog Trainers Go To Duke University
• Report on Gulf Coast Oil Spill
• DOLLAR GENERAL STORES SUPPORT SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRIVE
• TCCC Compensatory Education Students Graduate
• Septic fees to increase
• Caged for Life
• NGTC Students Honored for Academic Accomplishments
• Lucy Mac Sac handed out at Chemo Center
• School asks for new primary school loan
• ADDED SECURITY COMING TO N.C. DRIVER LICENSE
• Local groups show support of the Clay County Courthouse Reuse Plan

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