Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. James Brim, executive director, Mountain Branch of the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia, stands at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia private driveway at the intersection of Chechero St. and Plaza Way. The driveway is now open to the public after months of being barricaded due to the culvert that needed to be repaired.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Drivers should be aware of school buses on the roadway and drivers should use caution when traveling. Violators of Georgia code 40-6-163 Unlawful passing of school bus are issued a fine between $250-$500 and have six points added to their license.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Lori Keller, left, Alicia Kilby and John Kilby produced a video parody of Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way” as a fun way to show Rabun County Middle School students what to expect with COVID-19 precautions when school starts back. The video quickly went viral after being posted on social media.

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Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. Rabun County Future Farmers of America (FFA) students were recently introduced to the future home of the Rabun County High School (RCHS) Agricenter, located at 2379 Old Highway 441, beside Tiger Mountain Vineyards. It will be used by students for classes like Animal Science, Plant Science and Agriculture Animal Production.

Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Carl Green works to move boxes and organize food to be distributed to residents of the community at the American Legion Post 220 food distribution last Thursday.

Photo courtesy Rabun County Sheriff's Office. Rabun residents Stephen Wright and Tom Madison were presented with the Meritorious Award at the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association Summer Conference at Lake Lanier recently. Above, from left: Rabun County Sheriff Chad Nichols, left, Stephen Wright, Tom Madison, and Georgia Sheriffs’ Association President and Lumpkin County Sheriff Stacy Jarrard.