Step back in time to a slower pace of life and enjoy an “Old Fashioned Sunday Dinner” at the Historic Summerville Depot. Event goers will have the opportunity to enjoy an “Old Fashioned Sunday Dinner” while enjoying live gospel music.
Walker County is set to significantly boost its efforts in historic preservation after receiving a $25,000 federal grant designated for a comprehensive survey of the county’s historic resources.
New data for 2024 reveals a complex and somewhat contradictory landscape for religious observance in Georgia. While the state continues to boast a higher proportion of religiously active individuals compared to national averages, a broader trend of declining Christian identification is evident. However, specific denominations, notably Georgia Baptists, are reporting significant increases in church attendance and baptisms, suggesting a nuanced picture of faith in the Peach State.
A devastating two-vehicle collision on Dry Creek Road Thursday afternoon has resulted in the tragic death of a 15-year-old male motorcyclist. The incident, which occurred at approximately 4:18 PM, took the life of Armuchee High School student, Elijah Andrew Espy.
The Menlo Lions Club will be making their famous Brunswick Stew Friday the 17th of October. Pick up will be Saturday morning between 7 AM and 10 AM at Menlo School lunchroom. Price is still $30 a gallon or $8 a quart. To place orders contact Lee Majors at 706-862-2857 or Elaine at 706-862-2378.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, October 9, 2025:
The 51st annual Sum Nelly Festival, a cornerstone of Summerville’s cultural calendar, officially set a new attendance record last weekend, underscoring the event’s continued and growing popularity within the community.
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is alerting motorists to a scheduled lane and shoulder closure on Interstate 75 Southbound this Wednesday, October 8, as maintenance crews conduct essential shoulder repairs.
A Catoosa County jury convicted Ladarius Nollie, a 35-year-old resident of Chattanooga, Tennessee, of trafficking fentanyl following a one-day trial held before Chief Superior Court Judge Brian House. Nollie was immediately sentenced to five years in prison, followed by 25 years of probation.