A busy week is ahead in Chattooga County, with local government meetings, Veterans Day observances, agricultural activities and community gatherings scheduled for November 9 through November 14.

The week begins Monday with a meeting of the Summerville City Council at 5 PM. Also Monday, the annual Chattooga County Young Farmers Hog Show and Auction will take place at the Chattooga Agricultural Center, located at 40 Middle School Road in Summerville. The event begins at 7 PM and gives local students an opportunity to showcase the market hogs they have raised while receiving support from the community through the annual auction.

On Tuesday, November 10, the Chattooga County Chamber of Commerce will host its Feed The Need Lunch and Tour at the Community Resource Center of Chattooga County, located at 50 Eleanor Avenue in Summerville. The event runs from noon until 1 PM, with participants encouraged to bring pantry food donations in place of an admission fee. Lunch will be provided, and reservations are requested.

Wednesday, November 11, is Veterans Day, and the City of Summerville will honor military veterans with its annual parade. Participants will assemble at Veterans Memorial Park, also known as Dowdy Park, beginning at 9:30 AM. The parade starts at 10 AM, traveling to Commerce Street before returning to the park. Golf carts and vehicles will be available for veterans who wish to participate.

Chattooga County Schools will also hold parent conferences Wednesday, with students attending school for a half-day.

Thursday, November 12, brings several scheduled activities. The Trion Town Council will hold its rescheduled November meeting, with a workshop beginning at 6 PM at Trion Town Hall. The town has also scheduled a public hearing concerning its proposed property tax increase for 6 PM.

The Chattooga County Schools District Spelling Bee is scheduled for Thursday evening from 6 until 7 PM at Lyerly Elementary School.

The week concludes Saturday, November 14, with the annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by Three Circles Foundation and the Community Resource Center of Chattooga County. The free event will be held at the Chattooga County Agricultural Center from noon until 3 PM, offering a Thanksgiving meal and fellowship for the entire community.

With activities ranging from local government business and student achievements to honoring veterans and helping neighbors, the coming week offers several opportunities for Chattooga County residents to get involved in their community.