Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. After Rabun County High School Principal Justin Spillers announces the Class of 2023 are graduates, the student body rush to ring the bell at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium.
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Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Valedictorian Skylar Krockum, Salutatorian Bailey Maloney and Historian Hailey Hutcheson lead Rabun County’s graduating class.
RCHS top students address fellow Class of 2023 Friday
Memorial Day festivities coming this weekend
Library’s summer reading in Rabun starts its first chapter of fun Wednesday, May 31
U.S. Congressman Clyde still awaits response from Postmaster General
Submitted photo. The Rabun County Republican Party receives award for Best Fundraiser Award for its Rabun County Low Country Boil in August 2022.
Rabun County Republican Party awarded Best Fundraiser Award
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Residents in Tiger and throughout the county waved American flags and said “thanks for serving” to those who drove in the Armed Forces Day Convoy on May 20.
Armed Forces Convoy rolls through Rabun County
Tallulah Falls School announces World Geography Bee winners
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Clayton Mayor Kurt Cannon addresses the audience at the May 16 Forward Rabun/Rabun County Chamber of Commerce Community and Business Awards Breakfast. Standing next to Cannon is Rabun County Commission Chairman Greg James and the staff of Outdoor 76. In the background are Rick Story and Tony Penrose, representing Forward Rabun.
Awards breakfast honors businesses and individuals
Luke Morey/The Clayton Tribune. The 100 Rabun Gap graduates toss their caps in the air on Sunday, May 21, as they celebrate their graduation. The commencement ceremonies also included a baccalaureate speech, given by Rev. Dr. Jeffry Lynn Reynolds. The Rabun Gap seniors helped achieve two back-to-back state championships as well as the Shuler Award for the arts program, on top of all 100 earning acceptance into a four-year college or university.
