Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County Schools and Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on Friday, July 31, to celebrate the opening of the new Rabun County High School Academic Building.
New beginnings are in store for students at Rabun County Schools as high schoolers get the opportunity to make new hallways of memories for decades to come in the new Academic Building.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Sky Valley’s National Night Out (NNO) event on Aug. 4 brought many local law enforcement and other public safety agencies together to build community relationships.
Community partnerships were strengthened during National Night Out (NNO) hosted by the Sky Valley...
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Aaron Hooker plays a worship set during the Choices Pregnancy Center Heartbeat Gala on Aug. 1 at Chota Falls. Gala guests sang along and praised God with hands in the air. The venue was beautifully lit and decorated.
Downtown Clayton will be bustling with activity on Saturday, Aug.
Submitted photo. The Orozcos -- Isabelle, Adrian, Juliana, Chelsea -- are very happy to have Charlee, a 2-year-old Bernadoodle, back with the family after a self-led tour of Rabun County.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County’s JK Fruster (left) and Mack Williams celebrate after a sack by Fruster during the Wildcats’ second-round home playoff win over Berrien on Nov. 21, 2025. Fruster and Williams will headline the Wildcat defense this season. RCHS’s season opener is Aug. 28 at home.
According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, the phrase “double down” has two meanings.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County sophomore quarterback Cooper Kowalsky looks downfield for an open receiver in the Wildcats’ spring game versus White County on May 15. Kowalsky will be Rabun County’s starting quarterback this season.
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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County Schools and Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on Friday, July 31, to celebrate the opening of the new Rabun County High School Academic Building.
New beginnings are in store for students at Rabun County Schools as high schoolers get the opportunity to make new hallways of memories for decades to come in the new Academic Building. A ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the Rabun County High School Academic Building was held…
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County’s JK Fruster (left) and Mack Williams celebrate after a sack by Fruster during the Wildcats’ second-round home playoff win over Berrien on Nov. 21, 2025. Fruster and Williams will headline the Wildcat defense this season. RCHS’s season opener is Aug. 28 at home.
According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, the phrase “double down” has two meanings. The first is to double the original bid in blackjack in exchange for only one more card. The second is to become more tenacious, zealous or resolute in a position or undertakingHowever, for the 2026 Rabun…
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County sophomore quarterback Cooper Kowalsky looks downfield for an open receiver in the Wildcats’ spring game versus White County on May 15. Kowalsky will be Rabun County’s starting quarterback this season.
Residing in the Northeast Georgia mountains, it might seem fitting the Rabun County head football coach would refer to the Wildcats’ 2026 schedule as a woodland creature prevelant to region of the Peach State -- a bear.Whether that “bear” is like one of Rabun’s black bears or a bear cousin like the…
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap head football coach Derek White walks to the field ahead of his team's game versus Grayson in 2025.
As a program that does everything with a focus on getting to a state championship game each season, the players and coaches of Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School’s football program would likely be the first to say that 2025 was a disappointment. The Eagles, coming off their first-ever state title in…
Submitted photo. In her last year as the head coach, Cristina Weber will have the RCHS varsity cheerleaders inspiring Wildcat Nation during football in the fall and basketball in the winter. Front Row: (From left) Kinley Burtch, Natalee Woodruff, Ella Weber and Mattie Dixon. Middle Row: Cayden Spivey, Kate Church, Kyleigh Kapherr-Coffey, Makayla Burrell and Bailey Weber. Back Row: Coach Katie Speed, Sophie Provance, Gracie Dunn, Peyton Jones and Emma Krivsky and Head Coach Christina Weber.
With the beginning of the new school year and the return of the Rabun County fall sports teams, also comes the return of the Lady Cats cheer team, amping up the crowd and cheering on RCHS athletes in the fall and winter. The Lady Cats will make their return to the sidelines for the first…
Submitted Photos. The Lady Cats cross country team is projected to again be led by Kinley Jones, who now is a sophomore. Front Row: (From left) Jayden Griggs, Esmerelda Antonio Hernandez and Saray Rodriguez. Middle Row: Teresa Ruiz and Kimberly Martinez-Lachino. Back Row: Kinley Jones, Elizabeth Hilson and Savannah Crouch.
A youth movement on the Rabun County Wildcat cross country team bodes well for the present and the future of the program.Rabun County Middle School ELA teacher Allison Craft, who ran distance collegiately, too is young to RCHS cross country, but learned first-hand last season as an assistant coach…
Submitted Photo. Jessica Evans has begun her third season as the Lady Cat softball head coach. Front Row: (From left) Addison Patton, Kynzlie McCall and Mattie Scott. Middle Row: Jalynn Gragg, Charley Weaver, Kenlee Hedge and Capi Welch. Back Row: Coach Makenna Talcott, Kyla Shook, Cecelia Fields, Aubrey Colbert and Head Coach Jessica Evans. NOT PICTURED: River Evans.
The Rabun County softball team began its new season on Aug. 3, the first day of the new school year at RCHS. At the beginning stages of the 2026 campaign, the Lady Cats have flexed their muscles thus far, jumping out to their first 2-0 start under head coach Jessica Evans, and first 2-0 start…
Submitted Photo. The varsity Rabun County volleyball team will be under the direction of veteran head coach April Jones. Front Row: (From left) Georgie Herb, Maria Ramos, Barbara Vargas and Ava Hickel. Middle Row: Mia Potts, Rylie Coleman and Emme Cain. Back Row: Head Coach April Jones, Lydia Gergeni, Sayler Watson, Elexa English and Coach Abbye Carver.
The Rabun County Lady Cats volleyball team opened its season on Aug. 4, just one day after the new school year began at RCHS and systemwide. Four games into the season – as of The Clayton Tribune’s Monday, Aug. 10, press deadline – Rabun County sits at 1-3 early into what head coach April…
Photo by Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap’s Jose Luis Carrillo (center) celebrates after a goal on a penalty shot in Rabun Gap’s first game versus Christ School last season, which was canceled early and finished on Sept. 30, 2025.
Following four consecutive North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) state championships, Rabun Gap was in the hunt for a half-decade of dominance a season ago.But that hunt for No. 5 ended as a fruitless chase. Despite a 16-3 record and first-round bye in the state…
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County’s marching band will return the field at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium on Aug. 28 when the Wildcats host Metter to open the football season. This year’s band has 85 members taking the field.
The amazing sounds of music of the Rabun County High School marching band will be heard on Friday nights.And it will be loud.The Marching Wildcat Band has strong numbers again as the total number of students this year is 85, up two students from last year’s impressive 83.The students’ interest in…
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun Gap girls volleyball team celebrates its first-round playoff win versus Cannon School on Oct. 14, 2025.
In 2025, Rabun Gap’s volleyball program took a leap forward in the fourth year of head coach Zoe Kennedy’s tenure. In October, the Eagles won their first playoff game under Kennedy and first since 2020. With that postseason victory – and experience of playing the eventual state champions,…