Traffic Stop Leads to an Arrest in Mountain City
A Maysville man was arrested in Mountain City on Wednesday on a few charges. The Mountain City Police Department made a traffic stop on Georgia Highway 15 after the Southbound […]
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A Maysville man was arrested in Mountain City on Wednesday on a few charges. The Mountain City Police Department made a traffic stop on Georgia Highway 15 after the Southbound […]
Read moreA burglary at a dry cleaning business in Cornelia leads to an issued warrant. According to a press release from the Cornelia Police Department, A burglary took place last month […]
Read moreThree members of the Rabun County Development Authority recently completed Development Authority training provided by the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government for local leaders who have been […]
Read moreClemson University’s graduate architecture program once again has been named among the nation’s best in an annual ranking of accredited programs in the U.S. DesignIntelligence magazine has ranked Clemson seventh […]
Read moreToday is Veterans Day, a day where those who served in our United States Military are recognized for their service. In Clayton, a special ceremony was held for all of […]
Read moreDuring last week’s elections, three city council seats were voted on in the City of Clayton. The seat reserved for post 3 resulted in a tie between incumbent Debbie Chisholm, […]
Read moreThe University of Georgia College of Education has pooled its expertise to form a new research center focused on autism and behavioral analysis. The Center for Autism and Behavioral Education […]
Read moreLast Saturday, the Rabun County Recreation Department hosted the semi-finals of the North Georgia Youth Football Association 7U-11U playoffs. Many teams throughout North Georgia participated, and Athletic Director Adam Dixon […]
Read moreLesly Temesvari, an Alumni Distinguished Professor and Fulbright Scholar in Clemson University’s biological sciences department, has been awarded a two-year, $290,400 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious […]
Read moreGeorgia’s 2015 high school graduation rate rose significantly, from 72.5 percent in 2014 to 78.8 percent in 2015. This represents the fourth straight increase in the state’s graduation rate. This […]
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