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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Community members and domestic violence survivors walk in solidarity around Main Street during the third annual Hope Walk on Wednesday, Oct. 2, to bring awareness to Domestic Violence Awareness Month. During the walk, business owners and employees stood outside their storefronts with candles as a message of solidarity uniting with victims and other community members.
Local community comes together for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Since the Foxfire Mountaineer Festival was held the weekend after Hurricane Helene, many crafters set up ways attendees could help storm victims during their time of need. Below: Submitted photo from the Foxfire Mountaineer Festival.
Celebrating Appalachian culture at annual Mountaineer Festival
Fatal Rabun Hwy. 76 crash remains under investigation
15-year-old RCHS student charged with terroristic threats and acts
Photo contest open for ‘Lake Living’ magazine
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Officials from the USDA Forest Service, Georgia Department of Natural Resources and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) as well as local officials discuss the Community Wildfire Protection Plan at a meeting in July. The plan identifies fire risks in the county as well as provides plans to mitigate the chance of wildfires.
Community Wildfire Protection Plan identifies and mitigates wildfire risks
Providing information about septic systems for homeowners
Dangers of a surprise and devastating health diagnosis are often hidden in plain sight
Photo courtesy Emerald Toller. In the last scene of the play, Frank Capra calls to say he didn’t make it to the matinee but he’s coming to the show that night. The setting for the play is on stage and backstage at the Erlanger Theatre in Buffalo, N.Y., in the year 1953.
