DILLARD— Jeff Harris walked into the Piggly Wiggly in Dillard about three weeks ago to pick up something and learned that the store was scheduled to close.
RABUN GAP— The oft-postponed $8.1 million sale of the 1-million-square-foot Rabun Business Park building to ELK Group International is now set for January 17, according to the Development Authority
School was back in session on Monday after winter break and knowing the rule for when motorists should stop for school buses is important in order to keep children safe while getting on and off.
The year 2020 is finally here and it is once again time to complete the United States Census.
The census is counted every 10 years and every resident is given one to complete.
CLAYTON— The recent drilling of two wells at Clayton City Hall is part of a test project dubbed “Clayton Water Wells” by the city of Clayton to save its water service customers money by substitutin
Roy Lovell served as County Marshal since 1991, and with the end of 2019 also came the end of his time in the position.
The public is invited to attend a public forum on Jan. 8 from 6-8 p.m.
On The Clayton Tribune’s list of 2020 resolutions is to find a new downtown location for its office.
The start of a new year is a natural time to take inventory.
DILLARD— A fatal, high-speed crash in Dillard resulted in the death of two women and one teenager being airlifted and faced with multiple charges following a wreck on SR 441 near Cardinal Street on