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Bicentennial Dance Fever
MOUNTAIN CITY— Mountain City is hopping back in time and bringing a tradition back to life with a square dance party at their city hall on Saturday, July 20 as part of Rabun County’s bicentennial c
North Georgia Arts Guild hosts Painted Fern Festival of Art
CLAYTON— The Rabun County Civic Center was busting with activity and filled with beautiful artwork and booths for the annual Painted Fern Festival of Art hosted by the North Georgia Arts Guild on J
Rabun Gap residents say they want to preserve rural nature of community
RABUN GAP— Preserving the agricultural integrity of Rabun Gap and minimizing change was the focus of discussion at a meeting for the Rabun County Joint Comprehensive Plan held at Rabun Gap-Nacooche
Alcohol permit moratorium lifted; dates set for hearings on proposed tax hike
CLAYTON—The city council lifted the moratorium on new alcohol permits Tuesday after approving final reading of a revised 46-page comprehensive alcohol ordinance that has been debated and discussed
Rabun Family Connections providing free summer meals
Rabun County Family Connections and Community Partnership of Rabun are continuing their annual community service through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Summer Food Service Progr
Sky Valley hosts Comprehensive Plan meeting
SKY VALLEY— Communication with the county and city to better work together was the focus of the Rabun County Joint Comprehensive Plan meeting in Sky Valley on Tuesday.
Tallulah Falls tackles ongoing water system issues
TALLULAH FALLS— Tallulah Falls city council members talked about ongoing issues with their water system at their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, July 11.
Sky Valley receives good grades on audit report
SKY VALLEY— Sky Valley received a clean bill of health on their 2018 audit that was presented at their city council work session on Tuesday.
Clayton to tackle regulation of short-term rentals
CLAYTON—Fresh off a months-long discussion over the a revised alcohol ordinance, the Clayton City Council on Tuesday began a dialogue on what has become a thorny issue for many communities nationwi