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Electrical appears to be cause of fire on Black Rock Mtn. Parkway
Qualifying for municipality elections starts Monday
Photo courtesy Steven Webster. North Georgia Community Players actors take a stage bow after opening night of “The Sound of Music” last weekend. Pictured in the center are Anthony Schandel, who plays Captain Georg von Trapp, and Lucy Barry, who plays Maria. There are still two more weekends to see the show at the Dillard Theater, Aug. 15-17 and Aug. 22-24.
‘The Sound of Music’ climbs highest mtn.
RCWSA receives $250,000 grant for 20-year water/wastewater master plan
Community invited to Meet-and-Greet for gubernatorial candidate Carr Friday
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Colorful happiness can be found at Zinnia Happiness Farms on East Wolf Creek Road in Tiger. Owned by Collin Lines with her husband Tommy, 100 percent of proceeds benefit breast cancer research. The farm gives customers the opportunity to honor those who currently have or have overcome breast cancer, or loved ones who have battled the disease, by cutting and arranging Zinnias into colorful assortments.
Zinnias for a cause
Submitted photo. Building and celebrating community is important at Community Bible Study (CBS). The group regularly gathers for fellowship.
Community Bible Study Group expands to include men’s classes
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. While food trucks were packed in on one end of Main Street in Clayton on Aug. 9, 160 classic vehicles were on hand at the Clayton Block Party for hundreds to check out.
Blockbuster turnout
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Standing with fellow Rotarians, Lee Penland (left) talks with Derek Dooley at the conclusion of the Rotary Club of Clayton’s June 19 meeting. Dooley, the club’s guest speaker, announced on Monday, Aug. 4, his intent to run as a Republican for U.S. Senate against Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff. Dooley is a Clayton resident.
