As the Rabun County Wildcats break through a banner created by the RCHS cheerleaders that had a message of “Take Cover, It’s gonna be a wipeout!” the glow of a sunset in Homer illuminates the Banks County football field on Sept. 25.
An apprehended suspect remains jailed in connection with the Tuesday fatal shooting of a Clayton...
Clayton resident Dee Daley, left, speaks on Tuesday, Sept. 29, during a 10 a.m. City of Clayton budget hearing regarding a proposed tax increase. Community members attended both the 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. hearings. The third and final public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 4:30 p.m.
The Rabun County Athletic Hall of Fame will induct three individuals and a four-person relay team...
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun Gap defense celebrates after defensive lineman Royce Djouguem recovers a fumble during the Eagles’ 31-6 win over the Lions from Ambassador Christian School on Sept. 25. RGNS will face No. 147 Christian Brothers College in St. Louis on Oct. 1.
As No. 94 nationally ranked Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School’s football team takes a road trip to St.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Senior JK Fruster celebrates one of his three rushing touchdowns with teammate Ron Baumes (70) on Sept. 25 as the Wildcats defeated Banks County 45-10. The next RCHS game is Oct. 9 at home.
By Samantha SinclairCNI News ServiceClarkesville has found its next city manager.
Lake Chatuge Recreation Department. Runners complete the Lake Chatuge Recreation Area loop along the Hiawassee Half Marathon route. The event this year is March 14.
As the Rabun County Wildcats break through a banner created by the RCHS cheerleaders that had a message of “Take Cover, It’s gonna be a wipeout!” the glow of a sunset in Homer illuminates the Banks County football field on Sept. 25. The Wildcats would “wipe out” their homestanding opponents the…
An apprehended suspect remains jailed in connection with the Tuesday fatal shooting of a Clayton man. Arrest warrants were secured for Casey Ramey, 34 of Clayton, related to a shooting incident that occurred in the county on Tuesday, Sept. 29. Ramey is charged with felony murder and…
Clayton resident Dee Daley, left, speaks on Tuesday, Sept. 29, during a 10 a.m. City of Clayton budget hearing regarding a proposed tax increase. Community members attended both the 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. hearings. The third and final public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 4:30 p.m.
While providing the reasons for the proposed hike, City of Clayton officials heard from citizens on Tuesday, Sept. 29, in two of three public hearings related to a potential property tax increase.The public hearings on the proposed millage rate of 7.721 mills and budget of $2,839,602 were held…
Make some noise and end the silence by participating in activities during “Domestic Violence Awareness Month” this October. Local nonprofit Fight Abuse In The Home (F.A.I.T.H.) provides free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and human…
Appalachian history comes to life this Saturday, Oct. 3, at Foxfire’s annual Mountaineer Festival. It’s also the perfect opportunity to celebrate the nonprofit’s 60th anniversary. Community members are invited to a full day of fun, mountain crafts and traditions from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the…
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Richard’s Kids is a local nonprofit operated by volunteers to benefit children in Rabun County who need assistance with school clothing and other essential items. Pictured are Board of Directors members Gary Elzey, Vicki Lynn, Linda Jones, Carolyn Dillard, Pat Henry, Lynne Lancaster and Candie Moore.
Local nonprofit Richard’s Kids is answering Christ’s call to minister to the health and self-esteem of children in need in Rabun County. Richard’s Kids is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization incorporated within the state of Georgia. It is operated totally by unpaid volunteers for the benefit of…
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Pictured is the Northeast District Georgia 4-H Delegation at State Congress this past July. Rabun County had 2 compete at the state level. National 4-H Week will be held Oct. 4-10.
Rabun County is celebrating National 4-H Week and highlighting youth excellence and leadership in the County area Oct. 4 through 10.University of Georgia Cooperative Extension in Rabun County reaches young people across the community. As the premier youth leadership organization in the state, 4-H…
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Pictured are First Place winner Mason Beck, left, and Rabun County 4-H Educator Joey Eller.
Rabun County 4-H student Mason Beck won first place in a photo contest at the Chattahoochee Mountain Fair. Mason is a 10th grader at Rabun County High School. His award recognizes his photography and adds to the accomplishments of Rabun County’s 4-H youth. Rabun County 4-H congratulates Mason on…
Photo courtesy of Rabun County FFA. Rabun County FFA member Brylie Justice placed fourth in market while exhibiting her Angus steer named Hershey.
August 20–22, the Rabun County FFA Alumni hosted its annual Livestock Fair at the Rabun Arena, bringing together youth livestock exhibitors from Rabun County and communities across the Southeast.The three-day event featured market goat, sheep, swine, and cattle shows, with 446 total entries…
Submitted photo. Forward Rabun kicked off its 2026-2027 Youth Leadership Program with a visit to the Foxfire Museum.
Forward Rabun’s 2026–27 Youth Leadership Program kicked off Tuesday with a visit to the Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center in Mountain City, giving this year’s participants a firsthand look at the Appalachian culture and heritage that has shaped Rabun County for generations.The opening session was…
It’s officially election season and that’s apparent when traveling through Rabun County. Motorists will notice campaign signs on the side of the road and in residents’ yards. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and Georgia voters will find general and special elections on the ballot for federal,…