The Georgia Bureau of Investigation continues the investigation into the death of a fifty-five-year-old Summerville man at the Floyd County Jail.
The Summerville City Council held their January meeting on Monday of this week and discussed the possibility of expanding water lines to an area between Summerville and Menlo that is not served by the county, or any municipal water source.
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade. Dangerously low blood supply levels are posing a concerning risk to patient care and forcing doctors to make difficult decisions about who receives blood transfusions and who will need to wait until more products become available.
A twenty-six-year-old Trion man tried begging with a deputy to stay out of jail after he was stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol shortly after 2 AM on New Year’s Day.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced Tuesday that its Veterans’ Employment and Training Service will extend its traditional Transition Assistance Program curriculum beyond the active military installations it currently serves to at least 50 locations in at least 20 states to expand their efforts to improve employment-related outcomes in areas where large veteran populations face high rates of unemployment.
The Chattooga County Chamber of Commerce is inviting anyone interested in estate planning to attend this month’s Chamber luncheon that is scheduled for next Tuesday, January 18th at the Chattooga County Civic Center on Highway 48 in Summerville.
Mr. Calvin Ray Carnes, age 68, passed away Tuesday, January 4, 2022.
Will Northwest Georgia see snow this weekend? The best answer is – it is too early to tell. Several weather models (as illustrated above), are showing measurable snowfall as far south as Atlanta, but the timing of the precipitation and the colder air behind the approaching front will be the determining factor.
With the University of Georgia Bulldogs winning Monday night’s College Football Playoff National Championship game, devoted fans will seek out souvenir items such as jerseys, equipment, cards, or other things that have direct connections to the historic game. Collectors’ enthusiasm and willingness to spend are higher than ever – and scammers have noticed. Legal cases in recent years have shed light on a widespread fraud problem threatening the sports memorabilia trade. Since many items are now sold online, it can be harder than ever to trust that a seller or product is genuine.
A Huntsville, Alabama Police Officer has been charged with capital murder on Friday of last week, linked to a shooting at a Madison apartment complex in which a Trion, Georgia woman was killed.