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As a show of respect for former Mayors Steve Brett and Bob MacNair, the City of Sky Valley lowered flags to half-mast from Monday, April 14, until Sunday, April 20. These flags are pictured in front of Sky Valley City Hall.
Sky Valley honors former, late city mayors with proclamations, lowering flags to half-mast
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. : A tractor trailer rests on its side on Highway 441 in Tallulah Falls on April 11 as crews attempt to clear the scene and get the vehicle upright.
Overturned 18-wheeler snarls traffic for hours
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Sky Valley Mayor Hollie Steil is presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for supporting crews fighting the Big Ridge Fire by City Manager Jason Streetman at the April 15 council meeting. Also pictured congratulating Steil are Council Members Bruce Turner and Dan McAfee.
Mayor Steil presented with Certificate of Appreciation for Big Ridge Fire crew support
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Attendees at Mountain Ivy Garden Club’s Celebrate Spring:A Garden Symposium second annual event hear a presentation from Adam Bigelow about “Native Plants in the Landscape.”
Mountain Ivy Garden Club’s Celebrate Spring: A Garden Symposium sprouts successful turnout
North Georgia Community Players plan elegant gala April 26 in Dillard
The Mountain Traveler cover contest now underway
Satolah firefighters move into their new digs
Town of Tiger extends moratorium on non-traditional developments
Photo courtesy of Tallulah Falls School. Tallulah Falls School fourth and fifth graders show off the pile of debris they collected during the clean up project.
