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Courtesy Habersham County Sheriff's Office. This photo from the Tallulah Falls school zone camera shows Deborrah Collier’s rental car on Sept. 10.
911 calls further muddle murder of Collier
USDA is conducting vaccine drops to combat wildlife rabies in Georgia, surrounding states
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County Board of Education Chair and retired RCHS agriculture teacher Steve Cabe cuts the ribbon on the Rabun County Schools Agri-Science Center October 6. Pictured are Cabe with Rabun County FFA students; Board of Education Member Molly Lima; Rabun County Schools Superintendent Dr. April Childers; Rabun County Board of Education Members Wayne Stephens; Mark Beck; and Rabun County Board of Education Vice-Chair Curt Haban with Agriculture Education Instructor Clay Brown.
Rabun County Schools cut ribbon on Agri-Science Center
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. The greased pig chases brought fun for kids of many ages and the 8-10-year-old group had the opportunity to catch the pig at the Foxfire Mountaineer Festival Oct. 8. Camden Nichols, 8, fell down only to get back up and win the chase by catching the little swine first.
Successful Foxfire Mountaineer Festival draws crowd
Motorcyclist faces dozens of charges following chase
File photo. Local law enforcement agencies and faith-based organizations participate in the Faith & Blue event held at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia last year by handing out food, diapers and literature with information about various topics to community members.
Keeping faith in the blue
CNI News Service. Habersham County Sheriff’s Office Investigator George Cason shows reporters a picture from the Tallulah Falls school zone camera of Deb Collier’s van traveling toward Clayton on Sept. 10.
Investigators piecing together Collier’s murder
The Foxfire Mountaineer Festival was rescheduled to Saturday, Oct. 8 due to weather concerns with Hurricane Ian.
Annual heritage festival coming Saturday after Ian postponement
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Sky Valley Council members vote to adopt the 2022 millage rate of 12.9914 and 2023 budget at a special called meeting Sept. 27. Pictured are Council Member Tony Allred, Mayor Hollie Steil, Council Member Jim Curtis and Council Member Bruce Turner. Council Member Bill Oliver was not present due to a medical procedure.
