Clayton considering New Policy on NSF Checks
A new policy concerning non-sufficient funds of NSF checks is under consideration in the City of Clayton, tells City Manager Cissy Henry. “We are just cleaning up our policy on […]
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A new policy concerning non-sufficient funds of NSF checks is under consideration in the City of Clayton, tells City Manager Cissy Henry. “We are just cleaning up our policy on […]
Read moreAn investigation is underway by the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office into $1,522 worth of merchandise shoplifted from Walmart. On Aug. 9, Investigator John Murphy began the investigation into the reported […]
Read moreThe City of Clayton is preparing for a large crowd of visitors this weekend for the Rural American Pride Festival. The city is anticipating up to 500 festival attendees for […]
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA) today announced it will defer accrual of interest for all agricultural producers’ spring 2019 crop year insurance premiums to help […]
Read moreThe Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) announces the opening of the Cedar Ridge Road bridge over I-85 in Franklin County. The bridge officially closed for construction February 18, 2019, and […]
Read moreThis is Rabun County’s bicentennial year and to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the county, the Tiger Drive-In is hosting a special party tonight, tells owner Tom Major. “We’ve been […]
Read moreEmergency workers responded to a wreck on Highway 76 West in Rabun County this week. On Aug. 13, at 4:25am, a deputy and paramedics were dispatched to the scene of […]
Read moreA public hearing was held Tuesday in the City of Clayton for a proposed millage rate increase. No one spoke at the meeting, tells Clayton City Manager Cissy Henry. “We […]
Read moreA case of identity theft was recently reported to the Rabun County Sheriff’s Office. On Aug. 9, a 65-year-old Dillard resident told a deputy that a male subject called and […]
Read moreIn a joint hearing Wednesday, the Georgia House and Senate Judiciary Committees unanimously confirmed Walt Davis to serve as the first Statewide Business Court Judge. On July 1, 2019, Governor […]
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