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Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. The vehicle that reportedly struck a U.S. 441 crosswalk sign is shown on top of the knocked down pole at the crash scene on April 23.

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. The vehicle that reportedly struck a U.S. 441 crosswalk sign is shown on top of the knocked down pole at the crash scene on April 23.

Woman arrested for hit-and-run after striking 441 crosswalk sign

A Clayton woman was booked into the Rabun County Detention Center following a hit-and-run, single-vehicle crash that damaged a Pedestrian Traffic Signal Walk/Don’t Walk sign. The crash occurred on Thursday, April 23, around 5:15 p.m. on Highway 441 at its intersection with Highway 76 East.

Sky Valley, Forward Rabun partner for tourism

To shed more of a spotlight on the county’s individual municipalities along with Rabun County as a whole, Forward Rabun has gotten cities – like Sky Valley – to approve their hotel-motel excise taxes for additional digital tourism promotions.The City of Sky Valley council approved dedicating...

Clayton AT Community Council assists hikers

The Appalachian Trail is not merely a sedentary footpath that offers people with a link to others locales.The AT is living entity that must be consistently fed and nurtured.Bill Bennett, manager of downtown Clayton’s Outdoor 76, and a group of local hiking enthusiasts understand that providing...

City of Mountain City discusses moratorium on issuing permits

City of Mountain City council members held a special called meeting on Thursday, April 23, to discuss enacting a moratorium on the issuance of any and all permits for special events, driveways, occupational tax, building and site developments, and/or structural renovations.

2026 Spring Business breakfast draws a crowd

Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce hosted the “2026 Spring Business Breakfast” on Tuesday, April 28, at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia with nearly 100 local leaders and business representatives attending.

Currahee Cadet named Georgia’s top youth leader

MOUNTAIN CITY— The Georgia Wing of the Civil Air Patrol has officially named Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Lucy Vogelbacher as the Cadet of the Year for 2025, selecting her for the prestigious Colonel Benjamin Stone Award.