TIGER– A structure fire in Tiger on March 2 was determined to be a complete loss after Rabun County Fire Services worked two hours and used approximately 8,000 gallons of water to extinguish the fi

GAINESVILLE – Patients in north Georgia have yet another reason to trust Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) in their fight against cancer.

What a fun time everyone had on Saturday, March 4, at the Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce “Ribbon-Cutting and Open House Event” for Blue Ridge Activity & Tumbling Center

MOUNTAIN CITY– Appalachian history comes to life at the Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center, while the Children’s Village is a way for children to learn and experience that history in a way where th

The Mountain City Post Office was suspended at the close of business Tuesday due to the non-renewal of a lease at the property where the post office is currently housed.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) recently made two arrests in a drug investigation after the bureau’s Cleveland Office was requested by the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) to investig

TIGER– A Rabun County Detention Center inmate died while in custody on the evening of Feb. 23 as the man was discovered by detention staff following routine cell checks.

The Tallulah Falls community celebrated the life of Melvin Smith last weekend, recalling his more than four decades of service to the community as a first responder.

The Rabun County Roads Department will shut down Lake Rabun Road by the storage units, 911 Number 323, on Monday, March 6, to change a culvert that has collapsed.

Forward Rabun’s executive committee has unanimously voted to withdraw from the Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH) program as of March 1.