Chattooga 4-H Competes In Poultry Judging Competition

Chattooga County 4-H competed in the Area Poultry Judging contest on Tuesday, April 26 hosted in Gordon County with 103 youth in attendance and 17 teams.

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Floyd County Police Still Looking At Possible Charges In Accident That Killed Summerville Woman

Floyd County Police told WZQZ News on Wednesday that charges are still pending in an accident that took the life of a Summerville woman on Highway 27 last Friday.

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Trion Town Council Meeting Thursday Evening

The Trion Town Council will hold their regular monthly meeting for April coming up on Thursday evening at Trion Town Hall.

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Arrest Report – Wednesday – April 27, 2022

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Wednesday, April 27, 2022:

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Summerville Council Finalizes Liquor Store Requirements

The Summerville City Council held a called meeting on Monday evening to finalize requirements for future liquor stores in the city limits.

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“Person Of Interest” In Custody In Alabama In Connection With NW Georgia Murder

A man described as a ‘person of interest’ in the murder of a man whose body was found in a large toolbox in Polk County last month is now in custody.

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Advent Health Offering $30 Mammograms In May

AdventHealth Redmond is dedicated to providing the community with personalized treatment and exceptional, comprehensive women’s care, which is why the hospital is offering screening mammograms in 30 minutes for just $30 for self-pay patients in May.

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LaFayette Police Shut Down “Disorderly House”

LaFayette Police took out a warrant against a local home owner on a charge of maintaining a disorderly house.

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Tomorrow Is “Workers Memorial Day”

Each year, the families and friends of fallen workers, and organizations, including the U.S. Department of Labor and its Occupational Safety and Health Administration sadly observe April 28 as Workers Memorial Day.

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GFC: Burn Ban Boosts Air Quality

On May 1, an outdoor burn ban will begin in 54 Georgia counties, primarily in the northern half of the state. Affected residents are asked to refrain from burning yard and land clearing debris, whose smoke can negatively impact the state’s air quality during the hot summer months by contributing to high ozone levels. These conditions have been linked to lung and heart disease in humans.

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