TIGER— The timeline and procedures for starting the 2020-2021 school year was discussed among Board of Education members at their meeting last Thursday.

CLAYTON— Commissioners unanimously passed a motion to approve the county’s 2021 FY budget of $22,864,738 at their meeting on Tuesday.

Despite being forced to end the academic year in an atypical fashion, Tallulah Falls School held a somewhat-traditional graduation ceremony for its 62 seniors Friday night. 

Rabun County Fire Services’ 12 stations respond to calls around the county, and they now have a ladder truck for fire and rescue. 

CLAYTON—Clayton City Council members discussed on Tuesday the possibility of reclaiming ownership of the Wilson Alley parking lot, after learning the Downtown Development Authority has dropped plan

DILLARD— The city of Dillard voted to distribute their hotel/motel tax between the Dillard Tourism Development Authority and Forward Rabun at their city council meeting on Tuesday.

CLAYTON— There are many reasons to count your blessings, and they come in many shapes and sizes and in many different ways.

CLAYTON— The Rabun County Library now has three additional computers where residents can complete the 2020 United States Census.

Clayton, GA—June 4, 2020—The Rabun County Historical Society announced that it has formed a partnership with the Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School through which an extensive collection of Tallulah Falls R

Meet Allison McFalls, a young woman, a native of Rabun County, and a graduate of Rabun County High School, who was diagnosed with a brain cyst when she was 17.