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Alex of Clayton seeks votes

Nick Alex may be a newcomer in the political arena, but that has not hindered him in raising more funding than his Democratic Party predecessors to become the congressman of the Ninth District.

Clyde touts military service, conservative agenda

U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde is running against a cadre of challengers in the May 19 Primary to retain his seat representing Georgia’s 9th Congressional District. Clyde, a Republican, is up against fellow GOP’ers Sam Couvillon, the former mayor of Gainesville, and Hall County Commissioner Gregg Poole.

Gainesville mayor seeks nomination

Sam Couvillon would not have run for Congress if Doug Collins was still in the District 9 seat.He is one of three Republicans on the primary ballot for the seat.Couvillon most recently served as mayor of Gainesville for four years, and prior to that served eight years on Gainesville’s city council.

Poole bids to represent the GOP

Ask Hall County Commissioner Gregg Poole why he’s running for the Ninth District congressional seat, and he’ll tell you plainly: God has called him to do so.“I feel like this is exactly what the Lord wants me to do right now more than anything in my life,” Poole said. “I’m stuck.

Suwanee resident gets message out

Suwanee resident Caitlyn Gegen is running for Congress in Georgia’s 9th district in a bid to unseat incumbent Rep. Andrew Clyde.She decided to run after the recent killings of Renee Nicole Macklin Good and Alex Jeffrey Pretti by Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) earlier this year.
Submitted photo. “The Fiddler on the Roof” is a performance with a lot of energy.

Submitted photo. “The Fiddler on the Roof” is a performance with a lot of energy.

‘Fiddler on the Roof’ comes to Dillard Theater for three weekends

“If I were a rich man” and all the beloved favorites from “Fiddler on the Roof” will ring through the Dillard Theater beginning this Friday. The North Georgia Community Players production is directed by Rebecca Bilbrey and stars Atha Thomas as Tevye the milkman, and 29 other cast members.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are Allyson Aldrich, scholarship committee member; Christy Walden from Habersham Central High School, recipient of the Carolyn Hill Memorial Scholarship; Kendall Weisser from Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School, recipient of the Paula Van Huss Memorial Scholarship; Maria Valentina Aria Camargo from Tallulah Falls School, recipient the Celia Durand Memorial Scholarship; and Scholarship Committee Member Dietricht Hoecht. Not pictured is Scholarship Committee Chair Helen Rogers.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are Allyson Aldrich, scholarship committee member; Christy Walden from Habersham Central High School, recipient of the Carolyn Hill Memorial Scholarship; Kendall Weisser from Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School, recipient of the Paula Van Huss Memorial Scholarship; Maria Valentina Aria Camargo from Tallulah Falls School, recipient the Celia Durand Memorial Scholarship; and Scholarship Committee Member Dietricht Hoecht. Not pictured is Scholarship Committee Chair Helen Rogers.

Strokes of Genius

The North Georgia Arts Guild (NGAG) recognized talented seniors for their creative works of art during the April 16 scholarship awards ceremony. The ceremony was held prior to the monthly members meeting in the Fellowship Hall at Clayton First United Methodist Church.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mud Creek Falls and the Mud Creek Trail will no longer be accessible to the public effective May 8. Merrill Trust Group, who owns more than 500 acres of property in Sky Valley, sent notice to city officials it was terminating its leases.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Mud Creek Falls and the Mud Creek Trail will no longer be accessible to the public effective May 8. Merrill Trust Group, who owns more than 500 acres of property in Sky Valley, sent notice to city officials it was terminating its leases.

Property owners plan to sell 500 acres

Officials with the Merrill Trust Entities said the company and Sky Valley have been good partners, but were disappointed how the sewage system project was halted.“Sky Valley is such a beautiful community and has so much potential,” Marshall Merrill Jr.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Newly hired Clayton Police Chief Mike Turner (center) talks with council member Channing Watts, Planning and Zoning Administrator Richard Moncus and interim Police Chief Lt. Matt Thomas at the conclusion of Tuesday’s meeting at city hall. Turner’s start date in Clayton is May 1.

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Newly hired Clayton Police Chief Mike Turner (center) talks with council member Channing Watts, Planning and Zoning Administrator Richard Moncus and interim Police Chief Lt. Matt Thomas at the conclusion of Tuesday’s meeting at city hall. Turner’s start date in Clayton is May 1.

Clayton ‘turns’ to new chief

A law enforcement veteran with 47 years of experience was officially approved Tuesday evening by the Clayton city council to become the new police chief.Mike Turner will leave from his current employment as the police chief of Hiram, Ga., and will assume the duties of chief in Clayton on May 1.