Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Christmas trees similar to this one were stolen from the Christmas Village of Lights display in Tiger overnight last Thursday. Also damaged were a control box and extension cords. The trees weighed about 30 pounds each and two white and two multi-color were stolen. About $1,200 worth of damage was done.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Jaxon Golden, left, laughs and talks with Dillard Police Chief Jeremy Parker while eating a S’More at the “A Night Out in Christmastown” event held in Dillard Dec. 8.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. A Rabun County school bus was involved in a four-vehicle accident in Clayton Monday morning. No injuries were reported from the accident. A Clayton man is charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane as a result.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. he children’s dental clinic at the Rabun County Health Department is back open after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Kelly Allen, dental hygienist, left, Dr. Brian Davis, Dr. Tom Callahan and Melissa Elzey, assistant/clerk, pose in one of the rooms in the dental clinic. Dr. Tom Callahan is passing the reins to Dr. Brian Davis as the dentist for the clinic.

Photo courtesy of Tallulah Falls School. A food drive led by seventh-grade students at Tallulah Falls School generated more than 900 cans for the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia. Shown (from left) are seventh-graders Gracey Eller of Clarkesville, Megan Prince of Rabun Gap, Caylin Tucker of Demorest, Avery Keim of Clarkesville and FBNG Warehouse Coordinator Philip Wilkes.

Submitted photo. Pictured from left: Front: Sandy Cook, Ashley Whitmire, Aubrey Whitmire, Amanda Ragsdale, Micah McCracken and Alicia McCracken; Center: Ruby Whitmire, Everly McCracken, Finn McCracken, Amelia McCracken, Holden McCracken, Brady Darnell, Amos Whitmire; Back: Jason Whitmire, Don Page, Bill Barker.