Nearly everyone knows someone whose life has been touched by breast cancer; a mother, sister, friend or neighbor. This October, the Clay County Courier is giving the community a chance to honor and remember those brave individuals.
On Wednesday, October 1, at approximately 11:30 a.m., a Clay County Sheriff’s Deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a motorcycle traveling north on Highway 139 near Pollard.
On Friday, September 26, at approximately 7 p.m., Clay County Sheriff’s deputies conducted a probation search at a residence located at 791 Highway 62 East, near Corning.
Lifelong Greene County resident and respected community leader Brian Carter has officially announced his candidacy for State Representative, District 1. With a proven record of public service, deep community roots, and a commitment to common-sense conservative leadership, Carter enters the race with the full support of his family, colleagues, and neighbors.
The Ignited Worship Center will host BBQ & Blessings on October 14 to benefit Youth on Fire. BBQ plates will be available for $10 each with dine in, carry out or delivery options. The plate will include choice of burger, hot dog or pulled pork sandwich along with potato salad, macaroni salad or baked beans. Plates will be available between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Ignited Worship Center located at 1600 W. Main in Corning. For more information please call 870-323-1086.
A Rector man was arrested Sept. 24 following a joint investigation by the Clay County Sheriff’s Department and Rector Police Department into allegations he provided illegal substances to minors.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We all know someone, or multiple people, who have been impacted by this disease. The Clay County Courier will spotlight a few local superstars, also known as survivors. We want to turn the pages pink!
A Corning woman was arrested Sept. 19 after police said she became disorderly and exposed herself during an altercation on Chestnut Street.
The September Corning Area Chamber of Commerce Luncheon was called to order by Pres. Rhonda Sollis at Market 602 on September 11. Pres. Sollis opened the meeting by introducing the guest speaker, Alan Vaughn, Director of the Clay County Office of Emergency Management.