Local building, remodeling remains busy
The City of Clayton Planning and Zoning was busy in February with commercial jobs and remodels.
The City of Clayton Planning and Zoning was busy in February with commercial jobs and remodels.
In two unanimous city council votes, Clayton now will have more eyes on alleged offenders on the roadways without the addition of law enforcement, while the perimeter of city hall will receive an u
The Clayton Lions Club recently recognized students at Rabun County High School who are in the Upper five percent of their class.
The mission of Foxfire is to preserve Appalachia and Appalachian Heritage and upcoming Heritage Skills Classes allow those interested to learn the skills of our ancestors and keep those traditions
In the dark corners of domestic violence lies a shadowy aspect often overlooked yet intricately entwined with its brutality: pet abuse.
Main Street and the downtown as a whole of Clayton continues to generate a booming local economic impact as shops and restaurants entice more and more patrons.
For two days, believers, skeptics and those who just wanted to know more about the iconic hairy giant gathered for the seventh Georgia Bigfoot Conference at The Dillard House as in excess of 300 co
It’s officially Spring and Mountain Ivy Garden Club kicked off the season with “Prelude to Spring: A Garden Symposium” on March 19 celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Mountain Ivy Garden Club.
Anyone applying for building permits or rezoning applications in Rabun County will see new prices going forward as commissioners approved amendments to the current fee schedule during Tuesday’s mee
Rabun County Fire Services recently improved its Insurance Services Office (ISO) fire protection rating to a Public Protection Classification of 04/4X effective June 1, 2024 after a months-long eva