The Salvation Army is partnering with Georgia Baptist Relief and Local Churches to provide meals for lunch Friday September 9th at the following times and locations:

NOTE
Due to heavy traffic congestion we have changed the locations that were originally posted yesterday.

11:30 a.m.
Chattooga County High School, 989 Highway 114, Summerville, GA 30747. Enter in through the back gate on Highway 100 and exit on Highway 114 at the far bus exit.

11:30 a.m.
Summerville Middle School, 200 Middle School Road, Summerville, GA 30747. Enter in as normal school traffic.

11:30 a.m.
Trion Triangle Parking Lot, Trion, GA 30753). Enter the lot on Central Avenue and exit onto Highway 27.

The Chattooga Indians fell to 0-3 on the season with a road loss to Coahulla Creek 35-0.

Up to an inch of rainfall is in the forecast for this weekend in northwest Georgia but there is some good news.  Models have been shifting the heavier rain further to the east which is a welcomed change for Chattooga County and Northwest Georgia.

GEMA Meteorologist Will Lanxton offers this commentary on the rain forecast for the next few days:

“Models have been gradually shifting the bulk of the rainfall over the coming days eastward. Attached is the 5-day rainfall accumulation forecast from the Weather Prediction Center, which shows the highest rainfall totals over southern and eastern portions of Georgia. While this is good news for Northwest Georgia, the potential for heavy rainfall will be possible across all of Georgia tomorrow, Saturday, and Sunday. It will likely be another feast or famine type series of waves, with some areas receiving much more than expected and many areas receiving less than what is forecast. Overall, we should be looking for any flooding issues in Southeast Georgia over the coming days but will have to watch what fires up on radar before knowing exactly which areas could see problems. WPC has Southeast GA outlined in their excessive rainfall outlook today, all of Georgia tomorrow, and Northeast Georgia on Saturday (see attached). A cold front is still forecast to move through Georgia late Monday through Tuesday, which will give us some nice weather for most of next week.”

The Trion Bulldogs will host Gordon Central High School for the Bulldog’s first home game of the season.  Trion High School Principal Bryan Edge wanted to provide game-day information for vising teams, band, cheerleaders, and fans.

1. The parking lot is across the street from the stadium.
2. There is handicap parking available there and at the Trion Library.  The Trion Library is beside the stadium on Bulldog Blvd.
3. We will be selling tickets at the gate.  Gates will open at 6:00 pm.
4. Restrooms and concessions are located at the opposite end of the stadium from the ticket booth.