Rabun County’s Newest Superstars: Meet the Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club

Another cleanup day was set for Dec. 30 at Tallulah Gorge

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  • Submitted photo. Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club members were often seen serving food in the band concession stands at the Rabun County Wildcats football games this season.
    Submitted photo. Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club members were often seen serving food in the band concession stands at the Rabun County Wildcats football games this season.
  • Submitted photo. Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club members stuffed 75 backpacks full of school supplies for migrant students as part of the year’s many service projects.
    Submitted photo. Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club members stuffed 75 backpacks full of school supplies for migrant students as part of the year’s many service projects.
  • Submitted photo. Mark Holloway, left; Dean White and Sheryl Webster with the Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club help pick up trash at Tallulah Gorge as part of a monthly cleanup with Friends of Tallulah Gorge State Park in association with Keep Rabun Beautiful.
    Submitted photo. Mark Holloway, left; Dean White and Sheryl Webster with the Carpe Diem Rotary Impact Club help pick up trash at Tallulah Gorge as part of a monthly cleanup with Friends of Tallulah Gorge State Park in association with Keep Rabun Beautiful.

    Move over, caped crusaders – there’s a new kind of hero in town and they’re wearing Rotary pins instead of masks. In just 15 weeks since their very first meeting, the brand-new Carpe Diem Rotary Impac…