Thirty Rabun County fifth and sixth grade 4-H’ers attended 4-H Summer Camp at the Wahsega 4-H Center in Dahlonega, Ga., during June 5-9.
Born and raised in Georgia, Marlon Patton, is the son of Rabun County veteran filmmakers Bart and Judy Patton.
The leaves in a few months will be ready to make their annual colorful changes on the trees.
A two-vehicle crash on Highway 76 West near Highway 197 resulted in possible injuries when a Home Depot flatbed truck and Volkswagen Jetta crashed on June 19.
The Rabun County Public Library Summer Reading Program is in full swing as many fun and educational activities are scheduled over the next couple of months.
The Tallulah Falls Town Council has approved a $500,000 FY24 budget that includes a boost in fines and forfeiture revenue over the current fiscal year that nears completion.
Celebrating America’s freedom will be on full display locally in the days leading up to our Independence Day as loads of food and plenty of entertainment will be mixed in with superb music and ener
Participants in the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office Ladies’ Self-Defense classes recently learned to “be the hero” as they gained knowledge of how to avoid dangerous situations and how to protect the
“All Things Bright and Beautiful” was the theme for the 15th Annual Flower and Liturgical Festival at St. James Episcopal Church June 23 and 24.
A decision about the offer made by the Rabun County Water & Sewer to the City of Clayton still has not be agreed upon or dismissed about the city’s water infrastructure.
