Clayton is a small city in Rabun County, Georgia. The area upon which the city would be built was known as the Dividings, because it was at the intersection of three significant Cherokee trails, two of which would later become US 441 and US 76. Clayton was incorporated in 1823 as Claytonville, later shortened, after a Georgia congressman and judge, Augustin S. Clayton.
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The web edition to the print newspaper for the Clayton, Georgia area presents local news and sports articles, opinion columns, a community calendar, and subscription details.
http://theclaytontribune.com/
System information is presented here for the Rabun County public school system, headquartered in Clayton, Georgia. Features is a school calendar, minutes of public meetings, and other resources. Profiles of each of the schools within the system are also available here.
http://www.rabun.k12.ga.us/
A worship schedule is presented here, along with a calendar of programs and events, news of the church and congregation, a church leadership directory, and past sermons.
http://www.stjamesclayton.org/
