Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Graduation speaker Dink NeSmith, co-owner of Community Newspapers, Inc., utilizes a soap bubble machine during his speech, noting how bubbles are like dreams. NeSmith told the Tallulah Falls School graduates to remember a “no” can be a stumbling block or it can be a stepping-stone in their path to making their dreams come true.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Community members attended a dedication ceremony of the 750,000-gallon, ground-level water storage tank located on Yorkhouse Road in Rabun Gap. Pictured are Peters’ family members including Sarah Peters, Joel Peters, Joanna Radford, Susan Peters, Jennifer Peters, Jaimie Crane holding Susie in her arms, John Crane, Eloise Peters, Xander Peters and Tatham Peters.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Community members placed 48 flags at the memorial for “all who served honorably” and passed away this past year during the Monday, May 26, Memorial Day Ceremony.

Submitted photo. Tallulah Falls School earns SAIS re-accreditation.

Submitted photo. :TFS sophomore Olivia Bonner shows middle school counselor Elizabeth Kyle a piece of her artwork at the Evening of the Arts.

Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Pictured are John Scaduto, Rabun County UGA Extension Coordinator; Nathan Eason, ANR agent/CEC for White County UGA Extension Office; Kathy Booker; Laura West; Steven Patrick, Habersham County UGA extension coordinator; Jonathan Twitty and Dalton Marks with Victory Home, who volunteered during the plant sale.

Photo/Keith Murden, CNI News Service. The Dahlonega Nugget Publisher John Bynum (left) presents the $100 prize to Dahlonega resident Bill Perdue for his winning cover photo of a beautiful summer sky above Lake Winfield Scott.