Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Commissioners are presented with a resolution proclaiming Rabun County as the “Waterfall Capital of Georgia” during the July 22 Board of Commissioners meeting. Pictured are Commissioner Kent Woerner, left; Chairman Greg James; Georgia District 10 Rep. Victor Anderson; Andrew Harris, Lake Burton resident who drafted the resolution and spearheaded the designation; and Commissioners Will Nichols and Tom Garrison. Not pictured is Commissioner Scott Crane.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Northeast Georgia 1 Million Cups (1MC) now has a permanent home at the Bridge Creek Inn, 60 South Main Street, Clayton. The group 1MC provides a supportive and inclusive space for entrepreneurs and their communities to gather and connect where they can work through business challenges and identify opportunities. Pictured are Josh Parker; Danielle DeWitt with dog “Willow”; Bez Rengifo; Elizabeth Truax, general manager of the Bridge Creek Inn; Dianne Shaver; and Kayla Flaherty.

Submitted. The Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee and the Executive Board of the Northeast Georgia Council, BSA, joined on June 26 to sign a Memorandum of Understanding that expressed these shared values and a commitment to support each other in increasing awareness and promoting authentic Cherokee heritage. Pictured are Trip Selman, Rhonda Bennett and Michael Levengood holding framed copies of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).