Deer Firearms Season Opens This Weekend
Learn everything you need to know about deer hunting in Georgia! Deer firearms season begins statewide this Saturday, Oct. 19.In preparation of the season the DNR will host a live […]
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Jennifer Arbitter Goes to Hollywood
Local resident and teacher at Piedmont Jennifer Arbitter is headed to Hollywood… “I have been selected as one of the faculty fellows for the National Academy of Television Arts and […]
Read moreMeet Your Candidates Tonight
Tonight the Rabun Citizen’s League hosts a Forum for all the candidates for Mayor and Council for the City of Clayton. They’ll be at the Clayton City Hall from 5 […]
Read moreBoard of Education Meeting
The Rabun County Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday the 17th at 5:30 in the Tiger Administrative Building. On the agenda several financial reports, a presentation […]
Read moreReeves to Get Key to City in Council Meeting
The Clayton City Council will have a meeting Tomorrow at 4:30 in the City Courtroom. In the meeting several resolutions will be presented. One on 2014 Millage rate, another on […]
Read moreWildcats Fight Hard Get First Loss
Your Rabun County Wildcats took their first loss of the season Friday night at the hands of Jefferson in a battle for the ages. The wildcats fought hard forcing a […]
Read moreEBT Now Available
EBT funds became unavailable throughout Rabun County, the State of Georgia and 16 other states this weekend. Thought to be due to the government shutdown that was not actually the […]
Read moreWildcats Fall at Jefferson
The Wildcats lose in overtime to Jefferson, 26-20.
Read moreEarly Voting Starts Monday
Voting for the City of Clayton General Election starts next week… “Early voting will start for the City of Clayton’s elections, so everyday Monday through Friday from October the 14th […]
Read moreBusy Weekend in Rabun
With many on-goings this weekend including Jubilee, Safety Awareness Day and the Great Outdoors Festival on top of the Autumn draw of leaf-lookers local residents should expect delays and congestion […]
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