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Arrest Report – Sunday – July 26, 2026

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Sunday, July 26, 2026:

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Heat And Sunshine Return To Northwest Georgia This Week

After a few lingering morning showers, Northwest Georgia is in for a stretch of hotter and drier weather as temperatures climb back into the 90s through much of the coming week.

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South Commerce Street COC- Talks From The Bible July 26, 2026

Back To The Book With Gene Voss July 26, 2026

Pleasant Grove Church Of Christ July 26, 2026

Gaither Gospel Hour July 26, 2026

Highland Avenue Paving To Continue This Week In Summerville

Motorists traveling through Summerville should expect delays this week as paving work continues on Highland Avenue.

The City of Summerville announced that road paving and infrastructure improvements will take place Monday, July 27, through Friday, July 31, along Highland Avenue between Third Street and Sixth Avenue.

Construction crews will be working each day from 8:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. During those hours, drivers should expect temporary traffic delays in and around the work zone.

City officials encourage motorists to allow extra travel time, use alternate routes when possible and exercise caution while traveling through the area to help keep both workers and drivers safe.

The paving project is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to maintain and improve local streets and infrastructure

Oak Hill And The Martha Berry Museum To Host Free Family Morning

Oak Hill and The Martha Berry Museum will close out the summer break with another free Family Morning program on Wednesday, July 29, from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.

The family-friendly event is open to all ages and is designed to engage young learners and their families through interactive and educational activities. Family Morning programs are offered several times throughout the year during school breaks, giving families an opportunity to explore the museum together.

The theme for July’s program is “Colors at Berry.” Participants will be encouraged to discover the colors, patterns and artistic inspiration found inside The Martha Berry Museum and throughout Berry College’s historic campus.

Activities will include a color scavenger hunt inside the museum, creating a garden design inspired by the gardens at Oak Hill and exploring the patterns and science behind stained glass, using the windows of Frost Chapel as inspiration.

Local artist Patricia Eastin will also present a live oil painting demonstration during the event.

Admission is free, and no age restrictions were announced. Organizers note that the Oak Hill home will not be open for tours during the Family Morning program.

GNTC Receives Donation Of Hygiene Products To Help Students In Need

Georgia Northwestern Technical College has received a donation of personal hygiene products from the nonprofit organization On My Mother’s Shoulders, helping ensure students facing financial hardship have access to essential everyday items.

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