Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Danny Feliciano, co-founder of Appalachian Language Services, far right, was the keynote speaker at the Sept. 30 meeting of Northeast Georgia 1 Million Cups. The group meets every Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Bridge Creek Inn’s The Vandiver, 60 S. Main Street, Clayton. The group meets to connect, learn, and support local businesses-one cup of coffee at a time.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H members Karsen Pendrey, left, and Molly Church represented their county as voting delegates at the annual Georgia 4-H State Council, held June 26-28 at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H members experienced a week of adventure, exploration and unforgettable memories during Georgia 4-H Adventure Quest Camp at the Fortson 4-H Center from June 29 through July 3. Pictured from left are AJ Brewer, Starla Roberts Molly Church, Raechel Felder, Karsen Pendrey and Corban McVey.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H members traveled back in time during a summer educational outing to Medieval Times, in Lawrenceville, Ga., on May 23.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H members explored their artistic talents during a summer outing to Celestial Studios in Gainesville on June 16. They are pictured holding their painted pottery.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H wrapped up another busy summer with its annual 4-H Roundup on July 15, giving local 4-H members an opportunity to celebrate the summer, share their talents, and learn more about the history of their community.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County 4-H. Rabun County 4-H students kicked off their summer with an unforgettable week at Georgia 4-H Cloverleaf Camp at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center from June 8-12.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Arya Ford, age 7, was the winner of one of the pig races in the 5-7-year-old category at the Foxfire Mountaineer Festival on Oct. 3. Ford, center, is pictured tackling the pig to the ground with help from a fellow competitor. The annual pig races always draw a big crowd.
