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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are Laura Lane, awarded the J.C. Dover Award; Amy Hulett, awarded the Gold “R” Award; Ashley York, awarded The Wheel Award; Captain Josh Bleckley, 2026 Fireman of the Year; Tate Nichols, 2026 EMT/Paramedic of the Year; Caroline Wallis, awarded The Wheel Award; Rabun County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Mike Rodriguez, 2026 Police Officer of the Year; and Sky Valley Police Department Lt. David Edwards, 2026 Police Officer of the Year.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are Laura Lane, awarded the J.C. Dover Award; Amy Hulett, awarded the Gold “R” Award; Ashley York, awarded The Wheel Award; Captain Josh Bleckley, 2026 Fireman of the Year; Tate Nichols, 2026 EMT/Paramedic of the Year; Caroline Wallis, awarded The Wheel Award; Rabun County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Mike Rodriguez, 2026 Police Officer of the Year; and Sky Valley Police Department Lt. David Edwards, 2026 Police Officer of the Year.

Rotary Club of Clayton honors community service with awards

Community service is a key value for the Rotary Club of Clayton. On June 4 during the regular Thursday lunch meeting, Rotarians recognized members in the community who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to serving others.

Garden by Joey

Rabun County native Joey Davenport is starting the summer with a successful and thriving garden. Here (right), he holds a cabbage that’s ahead of the patch by weighing in at 7 pounds. He currently is growing vegetables, including several types of peppers also pictured here.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune.  Sky Valley citizen Jerri Smith addresses council members during a May 26 city council Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing. Smith filed an appeal for an administrative interpretation with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals following a March 5 decision by the council to adopt an amendment to the Sky Valley Zoning Ordinance that adds language allowing full-time and part-time residents to be appointed to serve on the Sky Valley Planning and Zoning Commission.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Sky Valley citizen Jerri Smith addresses council members during a May 26 city council Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing. Smith filed an appeal for an administrative interpretation with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals following a March 5 decision by the council to adopt an amendment to the Sky Valley Zoning Ordinance that adds language allowing full-time and part-time residents to be appointed to serve on the Sky Valley Planning and Zoning Commission.

Sky Valley Board of Zoning Appeals denies appeal

The City of Sky Valley Board of Zoning Appeals denied an appeal from a local citizen who challenged a March 5 decision by the council to adopt an amendment to the Sky Valley Zoning Ordinance that adds language allowing full-time and part-time residents to be appointed to serve on the Sky Valley...
Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Clayton. Volunteers from the Rotary Club of Clayton, the American Red Cross, and Rabun County Fire Services participated in the Sound the Alarm campaign, canvassing more than 200 homes and installing 57 smoke alarms in 15 households throughout Rabun County. The event was inspired by the memory of Rachel Thorn, whose legacy continues to promote fire safety awareness, preparedness, and the importance of working smoke alarms in every home.

Photos courtesy of Rotary Club of Clayton. Volunteers from the Rotary Club of Clayton, the American Red Cross, and Rabun County Fire Services participated in the Sound the Alarm campaign, canvassing more than 200 homes and installing 57 smoke alarms in 15 households throughout Rabun County. The event was inspired by the memory of Rachel Thorn, whose legacy continues to promote fire safety awareness, preparedness, and the importance of working smoke alarms in every home.

Rachel Thorn’s legacy inspires local fire safety effort

CLAYTON, GA — Twenty-six Rotarians, family members, and community volunteers joined the American Red Cross and Rabun County Fire Services on Saturday for the annual Sound the Alarm campaign, helping make local homes safer through smoke alarm installation, fire safety education, and emergency...
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Laura Ivey paints the face of Kayla Hughes during a Community Celebration held at the pavilions behind the Rabun County Civic Center last weekend. The free event was sponsored by the Rabun County Association of Southern Baptist Churches.  It featured bouncy games, balloon animals, car show and ice cream.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Laura Ivey paints the face of Kayla Hughes during a Community Celebration held at the pavilions behind the Rabun County Civic Center last weekend. The free event was sponsored by the Rabun County Association of Southern Baptist Churches. It featured bouncy games, balloon animals, car show and ice cream.

Community Celebration fosters Evangelism

A Community Celebration held Saturday, June 13, brought many people together and spread the word about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The free event was held at the pavilions behind the Rabun County Civic Center and was sponsored by the Rabun County Association of Southern Baptist Churches.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Wellstar is in the process of acquiring Mountain Lakes.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Wellstar is in the process of acquiring Mountain Lakes.

Wellstar acquiring Mountain Lakes

Clayton’s hospital will be under a new health care system by the beginning of August.Wellstar Health System and Mountain Lakes Medical Center (MLMC) announced last week they have finalized an agreement for Wellstar to acquire the hospital in Rabun County. The transaction is expected to close Aug.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Concert-goers to Ramshackle in downtown Clayton on Saturday, June 6 perform the Electric Slide dance while headliner Grady & The Vegabonds perform live music on the Main Stage.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Concert-goers to Ramshackle in downtown Clayton on Saturday, June 6 perform the Electric Slide dance while headliner Grady & The Vegabonds perform live music on the Main Stage.

Clayton jams into summer season at downtown RAMSHACKLE event

Downtown Clayton was bustling with activity last weekend as locals and visitors jammed their way into the first weekend of June at the third annual Ramshackle Street Festival.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mountain City Mayor Grace Watts, right, shakes hands and congratulates C.L. Faulkenberry as the newest council member on June 9.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mountain City Mayor Grace Watts, right, shakes hands and congratulates C.L. Faulkenberry as the newest council member on June 9.

Mountain City appoints new council member

Mountain City council members appointed C.L. Faulkenberry as the city’s newest council member during the Tuesday, June 9, regular meeting.
Photo courtesy Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce. Patterson Family Smiles Dental held a Grand Opening & Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for their new location on Friday, May 29th at Noon at their new location:  303 Warwoman Rd., Clayton.  Member businesses congratulated the Patterson Family and networked with other business representatives. Refreshments were served.

Photo courtesy Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce. Patterson Family Smiles Dental held a Grand Opening & Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for their new location on Friday, May 29th at Noon at their new location: 303 Warwoman Rd., Clayton. Member businesses congratulated the Patterson Family and networked with other business representatives. Refreshments were served.

Patterson Family Smiles holds Forward Rabun ribbon cutting

Patterson Family Smiles Dental held a fantastic Grand Opening & Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for their new location on Friday, May 29, at noon at  303 Warwoman Rd., Clayton.