Listed on the October 17 Arrest Report at the Chattooga County Jail:
Savannah NIcole Ramey, Summerville — Probation Violation
Brandon Lee Womack, Trion, Failure to Appear
Listed on the Chattooga County Jail Arrest Report for October 16, according to the jail docket are:
James Dalton Brown, Summerville — No Charges Listed
Joseph Matthew Hayes, Summerville — VGCSA/Possession of Cocaine; VGCSA/ Possession of Hydrocodone; Theft by Taking; Violation of Oath of Office by Public Official
Michael Darin Hughes, Summerville — Probation Violation
Malcom Jamall Shockley, Summerville — Entering Auto or other Motor Vehicle with Intent to Commit Theft
Daniel Travis Gene Daniel, Chickamauga — No Charges Listed
Zaris Kyntrail Neal, Summerville — Public Drunkeness
Kolby Nelson Smith, Summerville — Probation Violation
Listed on the Chattooga County Jail Arrest Report for October 12-15, according to the jail docket are:
Joel Sidney Brumblow, Jr., Trion — Probation Violation
Hunter Dawn Bryant, Summerville — Disorderly Conduct
Michael Darrin Hughes, Summerville — VGCSA/ Possession of Methamphetamine
Charles Shannon Keen, Summerville — DUI/Alc/0.08 grams or more/21 YOA or older
Jeremy Paul Konczi, Summerville — DIO/Alc/o.o8 Grams or more/21 YOA or older; Possession of Less Than One Oz. of Marijuana
Fancy Diamond Heart Oliver. LaFayette — Destruction/Removal/ Concealment of Property Subject to Security Interest
Eric Allen Smith, Lyerly– Battery/FVA; Loitering, Prowling, Simple Assault
Jarrod Shawn Broome, Summerville — Underage Possession of Alcohol
The 38th annual New Salem Mountain Festival continues through today (Sunday). The festival began on Saturday. About 100 artists and craftsmen are on hand. There will also be entertainment and door prizes. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Parking is free. Admission is $5 for adults with children 11 and younger free. Proceeds will benefit the New Salem Community Center atop Lookout Mountain between LaFayette and Trenton on Highway 136.
A good turnout Saturday for Summerville's Art in the Park event at Dowdy Park. It's all part of the Steam Into Summerville Railroad Days 2012.Fifteen vendors signed up for the event, according to Better Hometown Committee Director Sylvia Kaziah. There were on hand with jewelry, hand-made soap, and other arts and crafts, food, children's activities. Also, 175 train passengers traveled by steam engine from Chattanooga to Summerville, ane were greeted by local officials and representatives of the City of Summerville, as well as local residents. An exhibit of local art of the Rev. Howard Finster was featured at the Depot. The Paradise Garden Foundation had booths set up at the Depot and Dowdy Park selling tee shirts and art. Steam Into Summerville events continue through the first weekend in November with the BBQ, Stew & Chili Cook-Off on October 20; Farm Day on October 27; and the North Georgia Cruiser's Cruise In on November 2. All of the events are at Dowdy Park.
Listed on the October 12 Arrest Report at the Chattooga County Jail are:
Fancy Diamond Heart Olive, LaFayette — Destruction/Removal/Concealment of property subject to security interest
Robert Maxwell Shirley, Mentont, Al — VGCSA: Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Distribute; VGCSA:Possession of Methamphetamine; Possession of less than one oz, of Marijuana; VGCSA: Possession/Use of Drug Related Objects
Anthony Todd Browning, Summerville — Deposit Account Fraud
Richard Arlen Humphrey Jr., Lyerly — Theft By Shoplifting
Listed on the October 11 Arrest Report at the Chattooga County Jail are:
Derick Delvon Chambers, LaFayette — Probation Violation
Alton Luther Shaw Jr., Summerville — DUI/Alcohol/0.08 grams or more/21YOA or older; Reckless Driving; No insurance/No Proof of Insurance; Expired Tag; Willful Obstruction of Law Enforcement Officers
Jason Allen Woods, Aiken, S.C. – Disorderly Conduct