Details are still being ironed out, but Clay County residents outside of the city limits can expect a $100 solid waste fee on ...

Reflections from the mirror display a happy Lane Schooner, daughter of Jennifer Hollifield, who enjoys her colorful fairy ...

There are some people in life whose kindness, no matter how hard one tries, one can never repay — at least, that’s what I’ve ...

CLAY COUNTY PROGRESS Moore's Plaza, US Hwy. Bus. 64 Suite 4 Hayesville, NC 28904 Phone: 828-389-8431 Fax: 828-389-9997 ...

By Lorrie Ross Staff WriterBy Lorrie Ross Staff Writer There is not much cuter than fuzzy faces, wet noses and wagging tails. For that reason, The Senior Scenter may ran ...

Don Greear (D) and his brothers Lynn and Ken grew up in Clay County. With Don’s passing his brother, Lynn and family decided to give back a part of the past to Clay County donati ...

By Marcia Barnes Staff Writer Although there is no emergency condition at Chatuge Dam or its spillway Friday, March 28 the Tennessee Valley Authority gave the first of many meetings to come on the ...

Photo by Dwayne Bradley Commission Chairman Dr. Rob Peck, left, and Betty Bradley honor 100-year-old veteran, Ralph Myers during the dedication of the Veterans Park on Memorial Day. The day combined ...

By Randy Foster Cherokee Scout A 250,000- square-foot factory that once produced thread for garments before converting to industrial-strength ...

Becky Long • Clay County Progress American Legion marches in the Fourth of July Parade sponsored by the Clay County Chamber of Commerce.

By Lorrie Ross Staff Writer Flooded houses, roads covered with water and a washed-out bridge were part of the storm system which came to town earlier this week. After a few months of severe drought ...

By Lorrie Ross Staff WriterLorrie Ross • Clay County Progress From left, volunteer Cindy Stratton, Sam Hogsed and Jeanne Strack celebrate the grand opening on Saturday, Sept. 28. Hogsed’s General ...