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Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Allie Moseley, right, blows out 100 candles on her birthday cake with help from friends and family members Bo Cribbs, Debby Moseley, and Cindy Wallis. Friends and family members gathered for Moseley’s centennial birthday party on Dec. 5.
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Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Crowds of people turned out to Dillard City Hall on Sunday to attend the City of Dillard’s Christmas Tree lighting event. The colorful tree shined brightly in the evening sky as community members enjoyed fun, fellowship, caroling and good food.
Christmas Cheer in the Town of Dillard
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Crowds of people from the community and students from Tallulah Falls School enjoy mingling and hanging out at the bonfire during the Town of Tallulah Falls Christmas Party Dec. 2.
Town of Tallulah Falls kicks off Christmas with the lighting of the floating tree
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School students sing and dance to Christmas music at the annual Clayton downtown parade on on Main Street on Dec. 3. Singing from the float (from left) are Tyler Price, Chidera Onyia, Cyrus Manoogian, Sharra Rolle, Vivi Diaz and Vivian Guo. The dancers (from left) are Blaire Lauder-Williams, Elizabeth Brenner, McKenna Bilbrey, Anni Geren, KayKay Justilien, Abigail Brenner and and Emma Jenkins.
Rain doesn’t ‘Grinch’ on Christmas parade
Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. The line of voters waiting to check in to cast their ballots extended outside of the elections office Tuesday afternoon 30 minutes before polls closed. In the forefront, poll worker Ann D’Agostino checks-in voter Caleb Watson as poll workers Sandra Wood and Kay Townsend also check in other voters. To the right, poll worker Jane Thomason helps assist voters through the process.
