'GOD is making a difference through Rabun County First Responders’

Second annual banquet honors local heroes

  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Boy Scouts of America Troops 6 and 19 present the flags representing each branch of public safety including law enforcement; EMS; fire; dispatch; corrections; and search and rescue during the second annual Rabun County First Responder Appreciation Dinner on Aug. 30.
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Boy Scouts of America Troops 6 and 19 present the flags representing each branch of public safety including law enforcement; EMS; fire; dispatch; corrections; and search and rescue during the second annual Rabun County First Responder Appreciation Dinner on Aug. 30.
  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. During the program, first responders were presented with gifts which included aerial photos of public safety stations taken by local photographer Scott Poss.
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. During the program, first responders were presented with gifts which included aerial photos of public safety stations taken by local photographer Scott Poss.
  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mike McKissack, owner the Sunday Diner restaurant (left); Suzie Nixon Flaherty; Clayton Mayor Kurt Cannon; David Cross; and Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce President Rick Story attend the second annual First Responder Appreciation Dinner on Aug. 30. Local restaurant Sunday Diner catered the event.
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mike McKissack, owner the Sunday Diner restaurant (left); Suzie Nixon Flaherty; Clayton Mayor Kurt Cannon; David Cross; and Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce President Rick Story attend the second annual First Responder Appreciation Dinner on Aug. 30. Local restaurant Sunday Diner catered the event.

    Rabun County’s heroes were honored with a banquet last week thanking them for their service to the community.

    The Second Annual First Responder Appreciation Dinner on Friday, Aug. 30 showed support to …