Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. It was a fun night on Saturday, April 26, as crowds mingle and enjoy hors d’oeuvres before the Cabaret performance at the North Georgia Community Players 25th Anniversary Gala featuring “A Night on Broadway.”
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. It was a fun night on Saturday, April 26, as crowds mingle and enjoy hors d’oeuvres before the Cabaret performance at the North Georgia Community Players 25th Anniversary Gala featuring “A Night on Broadway.”
Submitted photo. State Sen. Bo Hatchett and Rep. Chris Erwin recently spoke on topics addressed during the 2025 session of the General Assembly at the annual Toccoa-Stephens County Post Legislative Coffee at the Currahee Club. Pictured (from left) are Chamber board member Phil Hobbs, chamber chair Lisa Lawson, Hatchett, Erwin, Chamber board member Van Loskoski, Chamber board member Anne Shurley, Chamber vice chair Cassandra Wilkins, and Chamber president Julie Paysen.
Submitted. Rabun County Democrats Executive Board members will mentor the Activity Leads to ensure success of their efforts. Board members include Secretary Matt Price, pictured back row, from left; Chair Don Martin; State Representative Mac Bennett; First Vice Chair Janice Cochrane; and Second Vice Chair Ray Mayer. Pictured front row, from left: Vice Chair of Nurture Kris Martin; and Treasurer Kim Spears. Not pictured is Communication and Membership Chair Carol Short.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Spring 2025 “Lake Living” cover winner Morgan Harvill (left) is pictured with his wife, Judy. The magazine cover features a MasterCraft boat on Lake Rabun in Rabun County at the narrows around September 2024. In addition to gracing the cover of Spring 2025 “Lake Living,” Harvill received $100.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Sassafras Artisan Market featured many creative artists from around the area. Macon County Art Association’s Uptown Gallery featured artists including Kathy Cooper with watercolor/painting; April McNiff with photography; Paul Pieringer with assemblage sculptures; Kay Wolf with pottery; and Kathleen Woodring with jewelry.