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Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. There were a variety of plants to choose from at The Old School Garden Spring Plant Sale May 2 and 3. The event last weekend brought crowds of people.
Old School Garden blooms into May with Spring Plant Sale
No one has to go through a dark period alone
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County High School recently announced its top 3 students for the Class of 2025. G.B. Anderson is valedictorian, McKenzie Hutcheson is salutatorian and Parker Smith is historian.
RCHS top 3 seniors to speak at graduation
Photo courtesy TFS. President and Head of School Dr. Larry A. Peevy welcomes over 100 guests to Tallulah Falls School’s Grand Day.
TFS Lower and Middle School have a Grand Day with guests
Submitted. The Orianne Society out of Tiger, Ga. has been tracking and researching Spotted Turtles extensively across the Southeast since 2014. It recently uncovered a previously unknown population of the elusive and imperiled Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata) in southern Georgia.
Hope for spotted turtles: Orianne Society discovers new population in Georgia
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Hundreds of people attended the Rotary Club of Clayton Run for the Roses event held at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia on Saturday, May 3, to help raise money for youth services in Rabun County. The event featured auctions, dancing, dining and dapper attire as well as a live telecast of the 151st Kentucky Derby.
Rotary raises funds for Rabun County youth services with Run for the Roses
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County local Charlie Dingler held the third annual Dinglerfest 2025 May 3 and 4 to benefit nonprofit Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund.
Dinglerfest raises money for Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Visit downtown Clayton Saturday, May 10, for the fifth annual Of These Mountains Spring Marketplace at the Rabun County pavilions, 201 W. Savannah Street, Clayton.
