The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is confirming there are now 19 cases of COVID-19 variant B.1.1.7 identified in Georgia. This is the same variant discovered in the U.K. and in several other countries and U.S. states. So far, no other COVID-19 variants have been identified in Georgia.
Sen. Jeff Mullis (R – Chickamauga) has introduced a number of bills to propose reforms to Georgia’s election system.
On Sunday Chattooga County Sheriff Deputies responded to a call about counterfeit money being passed at a local gas station.
Last Friday Chattooga County Sheriff Deputies responded to a suspicious burglary call at a Roberts Street address.
The Chattooga County Health Department has a supply of COVID-19 vaccines available to those who are eligible under the Phase 1A of the distribution plan.
The Chattooga County Young Farmers Association is hold its monthly meeting this Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Georgia Power is encouraging its 2.6 million customers to be severe-weather ready, as the company partners with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service for Severe Weather Awareness Week (SWAW), which will take place February 1 – 5. Because Georgia is susceptible to all types of severe weather, each day of the week will focus on a specific type of severe weather or preparedness action Georgia Power customers can take to help become storm ready.
