Church Cancellations for Sunday, February 1, 2026

Bethlehem Baptist Church

Mount Calvary Baptist Church at Cloudland

Second Baptist Church in Summerville

Faith Baptist Church in Menlo

Trion Evangelical Presbyterian Church

Teloga Baptist Church

Faith Worship Center in LaFayette

LaFayette First United Methodist Church

Fisher’s Chapel Church

Trion Heights Baptist Church

Menlo Methodist Church

Subligna Baptist Church – No Sunday School / Will be having Worship Service

Perennial Springs Baptist Church

Bethel Methodist Church in Gore

Harrell Street Church of God in Trion

 

For Sale – 3 small trailers

FOR SALE:

Small trailer that pulls great that needs a floor – $125

Pull behind lawnmower trailer with another set of wheels & tires – $40

Pull behind trailer that is metal with wooden floor. Good trailer – $400

762-407-7301 respectful text and call please

Chattooga County Crews Treating Roads as Light Snow Falls, Extreme Cold Warning Begins Tonight

Photo Credit: Valley View Photography

Chattooga County Commissioner Andy Allen says crews are starting to see minor accumulation on some roads, but nothing serious at this time. He says county work crews are out treating a few locations in the northern end of the county and in higher elevations, and another update is expected later this afternoon.

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Arrest Report – Saturday – January 31, 2026

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, January 31, 2026:

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Light Snow Showers Expected in Northwest Georgia, Dangerous Cold and Wind Chills Follow

Snow at Cloudland (5AM) Saturday morning (Photo Credit: Wendy Brown)

While the heaviest snowfall is expected to remain east of our area, Chattooga, Floyd, and Walker Counties in Northwest Georgia will see light snow showers this morning, according to the National Weather Service in Peachtree City.

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Chattooga County Unemployment Drops to 4% as Northwest Georgia Labor Market Remains Strong

Chattooga County’s unemployment rate fell to 4% in December, continuing a positive trend and reflecting improving labor conditions heading into the new year. According to data released by the Georgia Department of Labor, the county’s rate dropped from 4.7% in November and improved from over 5% in December 2024, signaling steady recovery and job growth locally.

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Child Molester Returns to Court After Release in Chattooga County Case

A Chattooga County man previously convicted of child molestation has returned to court following his release from prison, according to court records. Terry Lee Coleman was originally charged after incidents involving a child under the age of 16, with the offenses occurring over a period of time prior to his arrest.

Coleman pleaded guilty to child molestation and was sentenced to prison, later being released after serving his sentence. Court documents indicate the recent hearing involved compliance issues tied to the terms of his release, including supervision and restrictions required under Georgia law for registered sex offenders.

The case remains under the oversight of the court, with officials stressing that convicted sex offenders are subject to strict monitoring requirements designed to protect the public. Any violations of release conditions can result in additional legal action.

Kemp Announces New Transfer Agreements Between Technical College System of Georgia and Mercer University

Governor Brian Kemp has announced new transfer agreements between the Technical College System of Georgia and Mercer University, creating smoother pathways for students to move from technical colleges into four-year degree programs while strengthening Georgia’s workforce.

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Chattooga County Young Farmers Share February Update and Upcoming Events

Young Farmers Director Lauren Jarrett has released a February update for the Chattooga County Young Farmers Association, highlighting upcoming educational programs, certification opportunities, and recognition of local agricultural leaders.

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Senate Bill 148 Expands Outdoor Learning and Hunter Education in Georgia Schools

Senator Bo Hatchett of Georgia’s District 50 says Senate Bill 148 is designed to help students become more well-rounded by exposing them to lessons they may not learn elsewhere, emphasizing the value of hands-on outdoor education. Supporters note that similar curriculum has been taught in Georgia schools for decades, and they say this bill reinforces the importance of outdoor learning while formalizing hunter education and outdoor classroom opportunities.

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