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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Numerous leaders in the community including officials, law enforcement, church leaders, nonprofit representatives and many others in Rabun County and the region came together to learn more about how to prevent violence at the Stopping Violence Breakfast on Aug. 29. The Community Room at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia was filled with attendees.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Numerous leaders in the community including officials, law enforcement, church leaders, nonprofit representatives and many others in Rabun County and the region came together to learn more about how to prevent violence at the Stopping Violence Breakfast on Aug. 29. The Community Room at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia was filled with attendees.

Community comes together at Stopping Violence Breakfast

It was a packed Community Room at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia on Aug. 29 as the space was used for the Mountain Judicial Circuit Family Violence Task Force Stopping Violence Breakfast. Fight Abuse In The Home (F.A.I.T.H.) and Circle of Hope were also represented during the meeting.
Submitted photo. Matthew Johnson and Rebecca Bilbrey perform a scene from “Moon Over Buffalo” that will be performed in Dillard in October.

Submitted photo. Matthew Johnson and Rebecca Bilbrey perform a scene from “Moon Over Buffalo” that will be performed in Dillard in October.

‘Moon Over Buffalo,’ uproarious backstage comedy, coming to Dillard

Comic genius Jerry Seinfeld and his co-creator, Larry David, once pronounced their “theory” of their award-winning comedy series:  “No hugging; no learning.

Dangers of an unhealthy home are hard to spot

Mental health issues that may be linked to housing problems can affect one in 5 Americans. A home that promotes mental wellbeing is essential. Recently, in The Clayton Tribune, Rabun County Commissioner Kent Woerner and Dr.

Millage rate rollback for county, no tax increase

Those who live in county limits will not see a tax increase as the Rabun County Board of Commissioners voted at a special called meeting Aug. 27 to pass the rollback millage rate of 8.705. The vote was held prior to the regular scheduled work session of the monthly commission meeting.
Photo courtesy of Rabun County Fire Services. Rabun County Fire Services works the scene of a structure fire at Max’s Lakeside restaurant on Lake Rabun Friday, Aug. 30. Firefighters were on scene at 5:22 a.m. until 9:50 a.m.

Photo courtesy of Rabun County Fire Services. Rabun County Fire Services works the scene of a structure fire at Max’s Lakeside restaurant on Lake Rabun Friday, Aug. 30. Firefighters were on scene at 5:22 a.m. until 9:50 a.m.

Max’s Lakeside restaurant closed temporarily because of recent fire

Max’s Lakeside restaurant on Lake Rabun is temporarily closed after a commercial fire in the early morning on Friday, Aug. 30. At 5:22 a.m.
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.

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

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.