The Chattooga Board of Education met on Thursday evening and selected a new principal for Leroy Massey Elementary School. The board approved Dr. Phillip Wood to be the new principal at Leroy Massey. The board also approved Mr. Kip Klein as the assistant principal at Summerville Middle School at Thursday night’s meeting.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday, May 20, 2022:
A LaFayette resident found a prowler on his property and held the man at gunpoint until police arrived. WQCH in LaFayette reports that twenty-four-year-old Timothy Brumlow was seen running between a residence and an outbuilding on Chota Circle in LaFayette. When the homeowner discovered the suspect on his property, he ordered Brumlow to the ground and held him at gunpoint until LaFayette Police arrived on the scene. No damage was found on the property, and Brumlow reportedly gave police several different stories as to why he was on the property before he was booked into the Walker County Jail.
Today is the last day to vote early for the May 24th Primary which is coming up next Tuesday.
The popular 4L Rodeo returns to give area residents some action and excitement tonight and tomorrow night.
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia (USG) today named Dr. Mike Hobbs president of Georgia Highlands College (GHC), effective July 1, 2022.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises consumers to use caution when doing business with DariusCooks, LLC, a Georgia-based company that is an online retailer of cookbooks, apparel, and accessories, and the business’ owner Darius Williams. Over 70 consumers reported to BBB that the company failed to deliver products ordered by their customers, did not provide requested refunds, did not communicate reasons for shipping delays and provided poor customer service.
Summerville Police responded to a report of a fight at a Northwest Congress Street residence, and when they arrived they found a woman who had been hit and bitten during the altercation.
National Fishing and Boating Week (NFBW), which includes two free fishing days, provides an excellent reason to get outside and take advantage of the amazing natural resources available in Georgia.
