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Are you a frequent traveler of Highway 76 east? If so, your ride could be less stressful thanks to a permit that was passed by the Rabun County Commission earlier […]
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Are you a frequent traveler of Highway 76 east? If so, your ride could be less stressful thanks to a permit that was passed by the Rabun County Commission earlier […]
Read moreGeorgia Mountains Regional Commission’s Workforce Development Career Coach is visiting the Rabun County Library today until 2:00PM. The Georgia Mountains Regional Commission will be helping local residents search & apply […]
Read moreFrom WNEG Radio, Toccoa The movie filming over the next several days in Stephens County is putting out a casting call. Filming started last week and is expected to continue […]
Read moreLast weekend, a group known unofficially as “Keep Rabun Beautiful” hosted a trash cleanup that began in Downtown Clayton. A member of the group, Cheryl Major, stated that she wanted […]
Read moreFormer District Attorney for the Mountain Judicial Circuit, Brian Rickman, is safe on the state court of appeals. Brian Rickman, along Nels Peterson and Amanda Mercier were appointed to the […]
Read moreToday, Congressman Doug Collins sent a letter to Windstream CEO Tony Thomas to follow up on previous concerns and emphasize the growing number of complaints from Windstream customers in Northeast […]
Read moreDuring the Clayton City Council Work Session held two weeks ago, city marshal Scott Crane discussed receiving interest in a type of alcohol establishment, a growler, that would like to […]
Read moreIt’s the fourth Tuesday of the month, which means that the Rabun County Board of Commissioners will hold their monthly meeting in Clayton. Two residents are up for consideration for […]
Read moreNorth Georgia Technical College’s Continuing Education Department will be offering a Paint Your Own Canvas class at 6 p.m., Thursday, May 5, in room 236 in Visual Tech Building on […]
Read moreThe unemployment rate in the Georgia Mountains region in March was 4.7 percent, down from 4.8 percent from February. State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said the rate declined as the […]
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