Summerville Woman Arrested After Chasing Another In A Vehicle

A twenty-two-year-old Summerville woman was arrested last week after chasing another woman in her vehicle down Highland Avenue.

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Chattooga Young Farmers Meeting Thursday

The May meeting of the Chattooga Young Farmers  is coming up tomorrow at 7 PM and is sponsored by AdventHealth Redmond. Steve Brinson, Deputy Director of Emergency Management and Compliance will provide the program. Topics will include Emergency Management, Avian Influenza, and Asian Longhorn Ticks. Lane Bridges, FFA and 4-H member will also give a reminder about safety procedures when moving farm equipment.  The meeting and meal for the Young Farmers is being sponsored by AdventHealth Redmond.

Update On Monday’s Fatal Wreck

The Georgia State Patrol has released the following statement about the fatal crash that happened on Monday on Trion – Teloga Road.

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Mr. Jacky Wayne Gayton, Obit (M)

Mr. Jacky Wayne Gayton, age 30, of Trion, GA, passed away Monday May 9, 2022, at his residence.

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Mr. Tony Ray McCann, Obit (M)

Mr. Tony Ray McCann, age 41, of Summerville, GA, died Monday, May 9, 2022, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.

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Roadwork On Rossville Boulevard

Chattooga County Commissioner Blake Eslberry says that roadwork will be going on today on Rossville Boulevard.  The road work is expected to be completed by this afternoon.  County public works is replacing drainage under the road, according to the commissioner.

Arrest Report – Tuesday – May 10, 2022

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Tuesday, May 10, 2022:

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First Week Of Early Voting In Chattooga County

Over 350 voters cast ballots last week during the first week of early voting for the May 24th Primary Election.

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South Georgia Homeless Man Causes Disturbance

A homeless man from South Georgia is accused of causing a disturbance on the square in LaFayette, last week.

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New Legislation Offers Stronger Protection For Georgia Children Exposed To Lead

There is no safe amount of lead in a child’s blood. Even small amounts of lead can result in damage to the brain and nervous system, cause behavioral problems, learning difficulties and other medical issues – all of which may be permanent. However, legislation passed by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Kemp, bolsters protection for Georgia children who may be exposed to lead.

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