TIGER— After 33 years of service to the Rabun County Board of Education, Marsha Smith announced her retirement and was recognized for her dedication to the school system at the Board of Education m
CLAYTON— The subject of short-term rentals in the city of Clayton sparked lively discussion between members of the public both for and against a potential new ordinance at a Clayton City Council pu
Just because you can’t see or feel something, doesn’t mean it’s not there and Elizabeth Harper learned this first-hand when she was diagnosed with breast cancer last December at age 59.
LAKEMONT— Rhapsody in Rabun’s 29th fundraiser Gala held in August raised $60,000 for Habitat for Humanity of Rabun County.
Georgia ForestWatch, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of Georgia’s national forests, was announced in September as a winner of the Clean Water Heroes in 20
Despite a forecast of rain in the next few days, conditions in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest are very dry and the fire danger is high, forestry officials say.
CLAYTON— Regulations on short-term rentals in a draft of a new ordinance was the focus of discussion at a public hearing held before the Clayton City Council meeting on Tuesday.
RABUN GAP— The $8.1 million sale of the 1-million-square-foot Rabun Business Park building to ELK Group International has once again been postponed, this time to the end of the year, almost six mo
RABUN GAP— Rep. Doug Collins was spotted in Rabun County last week visiting Parkdale, a textile plant that manufactures and globally trades spun yarn.
DILLARD— The city of Dillard issued a notice of a new Animal Control Ordinance for residents living in city limits.
