TitleMax in Summerville is hosting a Blood Assurance blood drive coming up Friday, February 24 from Noon until 5 PM. All donors will receive a t-shirt. If you plan to give blood, remember to eat a good meal, avoid energy drinks, drink extra water and bring your ID when you come to donate. One donation can save three lives, so make plans now to donate blood at the TitleMax Blood Assurance blood drive on Friday February 24th.
AAA-The Auto Club Group continues its “Move Over for Me” campaign, by sharing a new study that examines the risk of being on the roadside and the effectiveness of various tools designed to alert approaching drivers.
AT&T Wireless says that there is a network issue in the Northwest Georgia area that is affecting many customers in Chattooga County today. AT&T says “the network issue in this area may affect your mobile service quality”. AT&T is giving a estimated restoration time for Saturday.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday February 10, 2023:
A forty-one-year-old Chattooga County man was charged with driving under the influence in Rome on Thursday. According to arrest reports from Floyd County, Brian Gregory Thomas, of a Ridgewood Circle, Summerville address, was stopped on Martha Berry Highway between Northside Church and the Armuchee Pharmacy. Thomas was charged with DUI by Floyd County Police and booked into the Floyd County Jail.
Between midnight Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, Summerville Police officers made several visits to a house on Fourth Street regarding a domestic dispute. When officers first spoke with the complainant, she said that forty-three-year-old John Wayne Siffles had been drinking and had damaged the residence, but that she did not want to press charges. Officers were not able to immediately locate Siffles. Officers returned to the scene later in the night and saw where Siffles had damaged the inside of the residence. Another time, officers came back to the residence and the complainant said that Siffles had “thrown her pocketbook and belongings all over the ground”. This time, officers found Siffles inside the residence “in an extremely intoxicated condition”. Siffles was arrested shortly before 2 AM Thursday morning and booked into the Chattooga County Jail on charges of disorderly conduct.
A Highland Avenue, Summerville woman reported a burglary on Sunday to the Summerville Police Department. According to police, the woman told a responding officer that someone had broken into the shed located behind her home and stolen several items. The stolen items were not listed in the police report. The complainant could not identify any possible suspects and the incident was turned over to an investigator.
A fifty-three-year-old man was arrested near Lyerly on Monday of this week after a traffic stop by a Chattooga County Sheriff’s Deputy. According to a report from the sheriff’s office, the deputy was sitting stationary at the park in Lyerly when he noticed a vehicle go by and knew that the driver had a warrant. The deputy performed a traffic stop and the driver informed the deputy that his license was suspended. The man had both an outstanding arrest warrant and a felony probation violation warrant. Jimmy White was additionally charged with driving while license was suspended or revoked and driving with no proof of insurance and was booked into the Chattooga County Jail.
Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) announces the appointment of Ben Canedo to its Board of Directors.
