Brenda Hooper appointed to Mountain City council seat
MOUNTAIN CITY— The city of Mountain City council members voted to appoint Brenda Hooper as the fourth city council member to fill the vacant Post 2 at their regular meeting on Tuesday.
MOUNTAIN CITY— The city of Mountain City council members voted to appoint Brenda Hooper as the fourth city council member to fill the vacant Post 2 at their regular meeting on Tuesday.
CLAYTON—Regulation of short-term rentals, such as the popular Airbnb and Vacation Rental By Owner (VRBO) services, within the city limits was the topic of much of a work session by the city council
DILLARD— The city of Dillard talked about the need to beautify the entrance to the city and the potential consequences of widening Highway 441 at the Rabun County Joint Comprehensive Plan meeting h
TALLULAH FALLS— The town of Tallulah Falls voted to place an immediate moratorium on short-term rentals after they added to their agenda at their regular city council meeting on Thursday, August 8.
Local residents are concerned about a proposed change to U.S. Forest Service rules that some say would eliminate public input on decisions about timber and land management.
RABUN GAP— The Rabun County Tourism Development Authority has informed county development director Rick Story they don’t want to be part of a new organization called Forward Rabun announced by the
After 30 years, it can be a challenge for any annual fundraiser to come up with new ways to spark interest.
Rhapsody in Rabun President Rocky Ford is up the challenge.
DILLARD—As the sweet strains of mandolins and mournful wail of fiddles played in the background, Barbara Owens Delong talked Friday about her childhood days growing up on Scaly Mountain, attending
TIGER— The Rabun County site of Mountain Education Charter High School was recently awarded Site of the Year and had a dinner celebration for faculty and staff at their school in Tiger on Monday.
TIGER— The 2019-2020 school year has officially begun for students in Rabun County and the new school year welcomed new educators ready to share their wildcat pride.