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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Local photographer Peter McIntosh has 16 large pieces on display at MedLink Georgia Rabun Health Campus and hand-signed all of them. Here, he is pictured March 26 in front of his photograph capturing a view from Tennessee Rock Overlook at Black Rock Mountain State Park. McIntosh passed away on July 20.
Picture of inspiration
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. The Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund “Fun Foursome” Golf Tournament and Putting Contest tees off Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Become a hole sponsor, play golf and support Sid Weber Aug. 19
Hospital officially becomes Wellstar Mountain Lakes Medical Center in August
Local legislators appointed to Election Equipment Specifications and Standards Committee in Georgia
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia Teaching Kitchen held an Open House for the community on Thursday, July 16. Pictured are Chef Inger Smith, director of education and entrepreneurship; and Teaching Kitchen volunteers Frances Daniel, Jackie Baumgartner, Nancy Parrott, Cyndi Israel, Susan Schueller, Debbie Brunen, JT Holly, Susie Holly, Mary Miller and Annette Branan. Not pictured is Teaching Kitchen volunteer Joanne Baumgartner.
Serving up nutrition
Photo courtesy Scott Poss. A crane from TKS Installation and Sales of Warner Robins, Ga., lifts the new steeple and spire to the belfry tower of the new sanctuary of Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church. Chuck Lanier perches atop the tower to guide it in place. In the background is the Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, where the church first met in 1929.
Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church to dedicate new 400-seat sanctuary
Submitted photo. Brian Blacklock stands in the sanctuary at Grace Chapel. Blacklock will begin serving as lead pastor on Aug. 3.
Grace Chapel on High Holly Mountain welcomes new lead pastor Blacklock
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Moonrise Distillery owner Doug Nassaur, far right, talks to Clayton City Council members on July 14 about delinquent taxes reported by the city. Nassaur addresses (from left) City Manager Kessiah Gipson, Council Member Tony Allen, City Manager Trudy Crunkleton, Mayor Roy Quilliams, City Attorney Mitch Baker, and council members Colt Woodall, Channing Watts and Stacy Fountain.
