The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) has initiated its annual Wild Turkey Observation Survey, running from June 1 to August 31, 2025, and is seeking public participation. The survey aims to …
Celebrating their success as Reserve Champion Team at the state 4-H Livestock Judging contest, this dedicated group—Kendall Hamilton, Erin Meadows, Faith Burks, and Mikarah Mason—along with coach …
Luke Collins was elected mayor of Celina on Tuesday, June 3, securing 54.91% of the vote in the 2025 City of Celina Election. Collins garnered 291 of the 530 ballots cast for mayor. Willie Kerr …
The swimming pool at Standing Stone State Park is scheduled to open for the 2025 season on Friday, May 24. The pool is located at 1707 Standing Stone Park Hwy, Hilham, TN 38568. From now through …
To mark EMS & Law Enforcement Week, a cookout was held at Clay County EMS in Celina, bringing together local officials and community members to thank first responders and their families. Pictured are …
The Clay County Anti-Drug Coalition today announced Bridges as the recipient of its 2025 Leadership Award. This award acknowledges an individual who has significantly contributed to local schools and …
Mayor Dale Reagan and his son Scotty are pictured above as they install a new message board at the Clay County Park. This board was made possible by a ThreeStar Grant, administered by the Clay County …
From the heart of Celina, a familiar scent of sizzling steaks and savory sliders is in the air thanks to The Chopping Block, a food truck helmed by 26-year-old Austin Spivey. A true local success …
The Clay County Fairgrounds in Celina is pleased to announce its upcoming Open Fun Horse Show, scheduled for Saturday, May 31 at 6 p.m. This event promises an engaging evening of equestrian …
Each year Tri-County Electric partners with our statewide organizations in Tennessee and Kentucky to sponsor the Electric Cooperative Writing Contest. Winners also qualify for thousands of dollars in …
Two young competitors, Emma and Kyndel, are set to represent their community at the 102nd National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood, New Jersey, from June 16-19, 2025, after securing top finishes at a …
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District announces a significant financial allocation to key water resource infrastructure within the Upper Cumberland region. Dale Hollow Lake, Cordell …
Scenes like this are common throughout the fields and forests of Tennessee right now! Red fox kits are typically born in March or April and start developing their signature red color around four …
MAKING MEMORIES – Museum staff members Jody Walters, Sydney Birdwell, and Susan Birdwell created a fun and engaging experience, with special thanks to Thomas Watson and Kenzie Adams from Twin Lakes …
Clay County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is excited to announce a new initiative, "Adopt a Clay Co EMS Provider," in honor of National EMS Week, which runs from Sunday, May 18 to Saturday, May …
Despite challenging weather conditions, the spirit of community shone at the recent catfish tournament fundraiser organized by the East 52 Volunteer Fire Department. Held at Horse Creek Marina on …
Staff Reports The Clay County Lady Bulldogs traveled to Pickett County High School on Thursday night, Jan. 9 for a challenging matchup against the reigning 2024 state champions, the Lady …
Staff Reports The Clay County Bulldogs, despite a valiant effort, fell to the Pickett County Bobcats in a rivalry game. The final score saw the Bulldogs trailing 41-76. Nate Adams led the charge …
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Jason Browning, the elected Clay County Highway Superintendent.
It was a project a couple of years in the making involving community input and a vision by administrative assistant and Title VI coordinator for Clay County, Carol Rettig, that brought a new county seal to life.
When it comes to the economic well-being of its residents and the overall state of its children, Clay County ranks 81st out of 95 counties in the state, according to the KIDS Count report released earlier this month by the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth.
On Monday, July 22, members of Celina United Methodist Church celebrated 10 years of offering free meals through its Grace program. The idea was sparked by former pastor, Josh Newberry’s father-in-law, who started a similar program in Crossville, Tenn.
Organizers of a statewide month-long event that invites communities in every Tennessee county to pray for their communities and the state made a stop in Clay County on Thursday. That stop included shade trees, singing, praise and worship.
Three students from Tri-County Electric’s service area got the opportunity of a lifetime to spend a week in the nation’s capital as delegates of the 2024 Washington Youth Tour.
Steve and Cassondra Cornell hosted an open house and ribbon-cutting event officially announcing the ownership change and opening of their restaurant, Gone Country.
