Have a Gobble, Gobble Good Thanksgiving
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Walker Pendrey in Mrs. Bleckley class is making moon phases with Oreos at Rabun County Elementary School.
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
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Have a Gobble, Gobble Good Thanksgiving
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Starla Roberts, Emily Lopez and Adelyn Hollifield having fun working out math problems in Mrs. Holcombe's Third grade class at Rabun County Elementary School.
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
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Have a Gobble, Gobble Good Thanksgiving
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Pre-K students Camden Gragg, left, Harper Westbrook, Wallis Rider, Sarah Correa Blanco, Reeves Bragg and Ryan Schupp “Dress for Success” last week for a Thanksgiving meal at Rabun County Primary School.
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Have a Gobble, Gobble Good Thanksgiving
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Pre-K student Lydia Wood eats a Thanksgiving meal at a “Friendsgiving” at Rabun County Primary School last week.
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Submitted photo.
Have a Gobble, Gobble Good Thanksgiving
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Above: Mrs. Baker's third grade class showing off their Thankful Turkeys they made in class at Rabun County Elementary School.
Left: Pre-K students Everly Youngblood and Liam Surls make turkey costumes at Rabun County Primary School.
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Submitted photo. A fire at 144 JB and Fred Lane, Clayton Nov. 17 that displaced a family of four, two adults and two children, was deemed a “total loss."
Rabun County home "total loss" after fire
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CLAYTON-- A fire at a Clayton residence Nov. 17 that displaced a family of four, two adults and two children, was deemed a “total loss,” according to a statement from Justin Upchurch, assistant chief of Rabun County Fire Services.
“Please pray for my family.
Sunday, November 21, 2021
Photo courtesy of Rabun County Fire Services. The current Station 8-Satolah fire station will be relocated after commissioners approved purchase of 15 acres of land for $295,000.
Commission votes for Fire Station 8 land purchase
Megan Horn
Rabun County Commissioners approved a $295,000 purchase of 15 acres of land in the Satolah community for the purpose of building a fire station during a special called meeting Nov. 10.
Thursday, November 18, 2021
File photo. Clayton members voted Tuesday to close part of Main Street on Saturday, April 23, and Sunday, April 24, for Celebrate Clayton. The decision came after debate from council and community members about where the event should be located.
City council approves road closure for 'Celebrate Clayton'
Megan Horn
CLAYTON-- Clayton City Council members voted Tuesday to close part of Main Street on Saturday, April 23, and Sunday, April 24, for Celebrate Clayton.
Council members Ara Joyce, Michelle Duquette and John Bradshaw voted in favor of the motion.
Thursday, November 18, 2021
Sky Valley OKs $3,750 for new marketing website
Megan Horn
SKY VALLEY-- Sky Valley City Council members voted unanimously to approve $3,750 to hire Lawson Media Group to create a marketing website for the city.
Funding will come from the Marketing Committee budget, which is funded by the city of Sky Valley, the Sky Valley Country Club and POA.
Thursday, November 18, 2021
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Amanda Howard Pileski, licensed psychologist and clinical director of Georgia Mountain Psychological Associates (GMPA), left, and Sunny Volano, licensed professional counselor and director of operations for GMPA, have expanded GMPA services to Londora Valley Farm in Rabun Gap for equine assisted psychotherapy. The goal is for clients to work with horses and help them process and learn to cope with difficult life experiences.
GMPA offers equine assisted psychotherapy
Megan Horn
Georgia Mountain Psychological Associates, Inc. (GMPA) is expanding its services to Londora Valley Farm in Rabun Gap for equine assisted psychotherapy.
Thursday, November 18, 2021