Flora News

Horizon Healthcare, an affiliate of Fairfield Memorial Hospital, held its ground breaking today for the new medical arts complex.  This ground breaking event is the beginning of a large advancement of the local healthcare system.  “Through the completion of this...

Dr. Stephen Barber’s Dental Practice has incorporated the VELscope® oral cancer screening system into its dental practice. Oral cancer strikes three times as many victims as cervical cancer. It is one of the few types of cancer that has not...

The North Clay Cardinals have been on a roll as of late when they posted a 6-1 road victory over St. Anthony last Thursday night and came back home to notch a victory over Putnam County on Friday night. Dalton...

The Flora Wolves defeated the Palestine Pioneers for their sixth win of the season and in the process, made history...The Wolves made the playoffs for the first time in 1989 as a class 4A school under then coach Jerry Stringer....

Serve, Set, Spike.  These terms are very familiar to the FHS Volleyball seniors who will be recognized Tuesday night at their last home volleyball game.   Senior players being honored are Katherine Deaton, Hannah Knapp, Kendal McGrew, Jessie Scara and Melanie...

The Flora Wolves came into their week three Little Illini Conference (LIC) game against the Casey-Westfield Warriors with high expectations. Unfortunately for the Wolves, those expectations were crushed by the Warriors Friday night when they were defeated 35-6 by the...

Serve, Set, Spike.  These terms are very familiar to the FHS Volleyball seniors who will be recognized Tuesday night at their last home volleyball game.   Senior players being honored are Katherine Deaton, Hannah Knapp, Kendal McGrew, Jessie Scara and Melanie...

This week across the state is winter weather preparedness week, and local, state and national are urging people to prepare for what the winter ahead may bring. While winter weather may not seem as dangerous as tornadoes, lightening and flooding,...

Clay City Schools have announced that students in Pre-K through fifth grade will have their Thursday and Friday classes cancelled due to a large number of children currently sick with the flu or with flu-like illnesses. Classes were cancelled due...