Corning, incorporated in August 1877, was the first of Clay County‘s two seats (Piggott is the other). ...

Datto is a town in Clay County situated just north of U.S. Highway 67. Created when the railroad was built thr...

Greenway is a city on U.S. Highway 49 in Clay County, three miles south of Piggott (Clay County). Built as a s...

Knobel is a city in Clay County, about seven miles south of Corning (Clay County). Once a stop on the Iron Mou...

McDougal is a city in Clay County on U.S. Highway 62 about halfway between Piggott (Clay County) and Corning (...

Nimmons is a small town in eastern Clay County. It is near the St. Francis River, which forms the border betwe...

Although it was not incorporated until 1910, Peach Orchard is the oldest extant settlement in Clay County. Loc...

Piggott, a thriving agricultural town in northeast Arkansas, has several claims to fame that have left their m...

Pollard is a city in Clay County, a few miles west of Piggott (Clay County) on U.S. Highway 62, in the foothil...

Rector, a railroad town on the St. Louis and Texas railroad line (Cotton Belt), was platted by the Southwester...

The city of St. Francis in northeastern Arkansas was a prosperous community relying on the timber industry in...

Located at the intersection of State Highways 211 and 328 in the northwestern corner of Clay County, about thr...