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Races to be contested after week’s qualifying

Enoch Autry - Publisher
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
The City of Clayton and Town of Tallulah Falls have contested races for the Nov. 7 election. The other municipalities will not have elections because the exact number of candidates qualified for the posts. For the City of Clayton, two council seats are being contested.

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Sunday alcohol sales on ballot for Tallulah Falls

News Staff
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
TALLULAH FALLS– In addition to the Tallulah Falls special election to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of council member Tom Tilley, Sunday alcohol sales will be on the Nov. 7 ballot for voters to consider. At the town meeting Aug.

Glo-On-The-Go cuts ribbon to join Chamber

News Staff
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce celebrated a Ribbon-Cutting & Open House Event with “Glo-On-The-Go” (Custom Spray Tanning & Boutique) on Saturday, Aug. 26 at noon at their location:  6795 US 441 North, Dillard, GA 30537.

Groovy Bus & Groovy Palace joins Chamber

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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce celebrated its newest “Silver” Member, Groovy Bus & Groovy Palace, with a Ribbon-Cutting & After Five Event on Thursday, Aug. 17,  at 5:30 p.m. at the location of the new Groovy Palace, 122 Cannon Street, Clayton.
Submitted photo. Nonprofit Night at Currahee Brewing Company Aug. 3 raised $2,800 to benefit Rabun County Bands. Pictured are Scott Mazarky, Hillary Marshall, and Clayton Rotarians Ara Joyce, Mimi Tyson and Sheryl Webster.

Submitted photo. Nonprofit Night at Currahee Brewing Company Aug. 3 raised $2,800 to benefit Rabun County Bands. Pictured are Scott Mazarky, Hillary Marshall, and Clayton Rotarians Ara Joyce, Mimi Tyson and Sheryl Webster.

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Currahee Nonprofit Night benefits Rabun County Marching Wildcats

News Staff
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Nonprofit Night at Currahee Brewing Company was once again a success Aug. 3 as the Rotary Club of Clayton raised $2,800 to benefit Rabun County Bands. “We are incredibly grateful for the work that the Rotary Club of Clayton has contributed towards our band program,” said Dr.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Community members discuss their thoughts and concerns about zoning in the City of Clayton during an interactive opportunity at the Rabun County Coalition For Good Government (RCC4GG) public forum Aug. 8. Below: Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Bill Stueck with Rabun County Coalition For Good Government addresses a crowd of attendees to discuss the future of zoning in the City of Clayton during a public forum organized by the group Aug. 8.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Community members discuss their thoughts and concerns about zoning in the City of Clayton during an interactive opportunity at the Rabun County Coalition For Good Government (RCC4GG) public forum Aug. 8. Below: Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Bill Stueck with Rabun County Coalition For Good Government addresses a crowd of attendees to discuss the future of zoning in the City of Clayton during a public forum organized by the group Aug. 8.

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Public discusses city zoning concerns at forum

News Staff
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
It’s no secret that significant growth has come to Rabun County and its six municipalities in the past few years.
Submitted photo. Rabun County native LTC Stephanie Ann Hartley was promoted from major to lieutenant colonel during a ceremony at University of North Georgia Saturday, Aug. 12. Hartley is pictured with friends and family members at the ceremony.

Submitted photo. Rabun County native LTC Stephanie Ann Hartley was promoted from major to lieutenant colonel during a ceremony at University of North Georgia Saturday, Aug. 12. Hartley is pictured with friends and family members at the ceremony.

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Clayton local promoted to lieutenant colonel at UNG

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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Rabun County native LTC Stephanie Ann Hartley was promoted from major to lieutenant colonel during a ceremony Saturday, Aug. 12, at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega. Lieutenant colonel is the second field grade officer rank in the United States Army.
Submitted photo. The goal of the Aug. 19 informational and health fair was to advise the Hispanic community about the resources available to them in the area.

Submitted photo. The goal of the Aug. 19 informational and health fair was to advise the Hispanic community about the resources available to them in the area.

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Rabun County schools hold health and resource fair

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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Rabun County Schools in conjunction with Osage Farms and other organizations, held an informational and health fair for migrant workers and families Aug. 19.