The Manchester Enterprise: Community News

2011's Senior Breakfast

As customary for each Graduating Class, Clay County High School and Red Bird Mission School celebrated the 2011’s Senior Breakfast at the Christian Youth Center Thursday. Seniors from both schools heard a message from Preacher Bill and Homer & Henry, for their final time as students. Seniors heard songs and testimony from the Teen Challenge Chad’s Hope Guys and the Clay County Senior Choir.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:43

52 Graduates from OBI’s Class of 2011

52 seniors from the Oneida Baptist Institute class of 2011 graduated this past Saturday.

Nahom Mergia Muleneh was named class Valedictorian, and Oneida native Evan Nathanael Bracewell was honored as class Salutatorian.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:42

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Chamber to Host Parade, Block Party

The Chamber of Commerce will play host to a downtown parade and block party.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:39

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Serving Up Smiles

Clay Old Timers Honor Older Americans Month

The Clay County Old Timers Center honored May as Older Americans Month, by sending out flowers along with meals.

Karen Carter hands Mr. Sester flowers while Coy Grubb delivers to him a hot meal Thursday, for Older Americans Month.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:37

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Co. Judge Thanks Garage Staff

The Clay County garage had a cook out in the park Friday. Dog Warden Chris Reid, Clay County Judge Executive Joe Asher, Jailer Kenny Price, Constable Jason Smith, and County garage employees enjoyed fried frog legs and fish at Rawlings and Stinson. The County Judge Executive said that the cook out was to thank the county workers for their tireless efforts throughout this past winter.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:34