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Submitted photo. Forty total pickleball players -- 20 from Rabun County and 20 from Habersham -- combined for the Battle of the Gorge. During the event, the Rabun Pickleball Club raised money for the Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund. Between the 40 participants and the spectators, the group raised $864 for the memorial fund.
Community steps up to help citizens through Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund
Save Georgia’s Hemlocks group plants 50 trees on Lake Burton’s Billy Goat Island with donation funds
Tallulah Falls School honors alumna Gray as Outstanding Former Student
Submitted photo. Lidia Sorto has been with Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) for 16 years, and was named Employee of the Year for her work in nutrition services. From left are Kevin Matson, vice president of oncology, orthopedic and rehabilitation services for NGHS; Lidia Sorto, cashier with nutrition services; Carol Burrell, president & CEO of NGHS.
Northeast Georgia Health System names employees of year at annual service awards celebration
Lake Burton Ski Patriots ride onto the Spring 2023 Lake Living magazine cover
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. The inaugural Sassafras Artisan Market presented by the North Georgia Arts Guild featured artists showcasing hand-made jewelry, photography, watercolor paintings, pottery, folk art, wood and metal art, fiber art, and much more. Crowds of people came out to enjoy the event April 29-30 weekend at the Rabun County Civic Center in Clayton.
Inaugural civic center artist showcase a success
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Dee Daley speaks to Clayton City Council members before they go into closed session at a special called meeting Tuesday, April 25.
Clayton proposes panel to talk water issues with RCWSA
Luke Morey/The Clayton Tribune. Gov. Brian Kemp speaks at Tallulah Gorge State Park about a program that adds electric vehicle chargers Thursday, April 20.
Georgia state parks plug into new electric vehicle charger program
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Commissioners Rock, which depicts a surveying monument marking the boundary between Georgia and North Carolina dating back to 1819, is now on display at the Rabun County Historical Society.
