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Clay County Progress The Clay County Progress is a weekly newspaper published for the citizens of Clay County. Average readership is 7000 and it goes into 3500 homes each week.

The Clay County Progress has the highest circulation of any print or broadcast medium in Clay County. Progress associates are Becky Long, publisher; Madison Kimsey, marketing director; Midge Roach, office manager; Dibbie Dills, classified/legal ad developer and bookkeeper. Staff writers include Lorrie Ross and Lorraine Bennett.

25/09/2025
 Do you subscribe to our paper? If not, you can pick up a paper at any of our local boxes around town or come by the Cl...
24/09/2025

 Do you subscribe to our paper? If not, you can pick up a paper at any of our local boxes around town or come by the Clay County Progress and talk to Debbie about becoming a subscriber.

Beautiful 9/11 Service held at the Clay County Sheriff's Office: Sept. 11, 2025. Thanks for hosting it for the public. P...
18/09/2025

Beautiful 9/11 Service held at the Clay County Sheriff's Office: Sept. 11, 2025. Thanks for hosting it for the public. Photos by Becky Long.

Go Jackets!
18/09/2025

Go Jackets!

Run don’t walk! The Clay County Youth League Magazine has hit the streets!
17/09/2025

Run don’t walk! The Clay County Youth League Magazine has hit the streets!

16/09/2025
Clay county youth football league 🐝
13/09/2025

Clay county youth football league 🐝

Cooper and Rhet won’t fight alone 🐝
13/09/2025

Cooper and Rhet won’t fight alone 🐝

13/09/2025

What a day to be a Jacket 🐝

Last night’s football practice ended with something far more important than the game itself. The coaches gathered the bo...
12/09/2025

Last night’s football practice ended with something far more important than the game itself. The coaches gathered the boys together and closed with prayer.

With so much heartbreak in the world right now—the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk for standing firm in his beliefs, the murder of a Ukrainian refugee who came here seeking peace, and the devastating school shootings that continue to steal innocent lives—our hearts are heavy. But in that moment on the field, the weight of the world lifted.

Those boys bowed their heads, prayed together, and found peace. It was a reminder that what they’re learning is so much bigger than football. Far more than the games they will play, these boys are being taught faith, hope, unity, and where true strength comes from.

Photo by: Madison Kimsey
By: Malahny Giddens

12/09/2025

Great night to show our support for our Youth! Go Jackets

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Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 17:00
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