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Submitted photo. Rotary Club members present dictionaries to third grade students at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School.
Rotary Club of Clayton distributes dictionaries to third graders
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. During a special signing ceremony Nov. 16, five students at Rabun County Schools committed to a REACH Georgia Scholarship program for the opportunity to obtain $10,000 in college scholarships. Pictured are 2023-2024 REACH Scholars Maeli Chastain, Melina Hernandez, Naomi Lopez Ramirez, Saray Rodriquez and Caden Watts.
Rabun County students REACH for scholarships
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Clayton Police Department Assistant Chief John Grist is recognized for 15 years of exemplary service to the city and is presented with a plaque by Chief Andy Strait on Oct. 17.
Clayton Asst. Chief Grist honored for 15 years of exemplary service
‘Business Center Stage’ puts focuses on The Soda Fountain Restaurant & Catering
Tallulah Falls School students job shadow for week at Mountain Lakes Medical Center
Local pediatrician recognized for promoting philanthropy
Monday morning crash shuts down lanes of Ga. 15
Submitted photo. Rabun military veterans combined forces with local students last Tuesday, as the two groups came together to celebrate Veterans Day in a bit of a non-traditional way.
Rabun County students combine forces with local veterans
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are RCHS Principal Justin Spillers, left; RCHS Teacher of the Year Bryan Getty; RCMS Principal Kechara Partin; RCMS Teacher of the Year Lisa Mooney; RCPS and System Teacher of the Year Jenna Hinkel; RCPS Principal Carla Truelove; RCES Teacher of the Year Jessica Streetman; and RCES Principal Jonathan Welch.
