The Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit Drug Task Force made three arrests recently, and one of those included a woman crossing guard lines with drugs.
A Trion teenager was arrested after assaulting her sister over an argument about her boyfriend.
Norfolk Southern will be working on several railroad crossings in Floyd County in the coming weeks.
Summerville Police were called to a Kelley Street address on Wednesday of this week after a woman complained that someone had damaged the railing on her porch.
Advance warning is the most powerful preparedness tool for severe weather. Every family should have multiple methods for receiving severe weather alerts, including at least one with an audible alert to wake you in the middle of the night if necessary.
Every month is a great month to show a little bit of love for our local small businesses, but Summerville Main Street is declaring the month of February “Live, Love, Local Month” for Downtown Summerville. The public is encouraged to participate in this month-long celebration by showing your love for small businesses, individuals, schools, churches, clubs, or organizations.
Chattooga School Superintendent Jared Hosmer made the following announcement concerning school on Friday, January 7, 2022:
Due to the freezing temperatures, the wind chill approaching single digits, and the possibility of icy road conditions, Friday, January 7th, 2022, will be a virtual learning day for Chattooga County Schools. Please refer to your school’s short-term closure plan for details on tomorrow’s learning expectations.
All Chattooga County school buildings will be closed tomorrow for the safety of our students and staff.
The decision about athletic events will be made tomorrow, Friday, January 7th, 2022, after lunch.
Chattooga County Tax Commissioner Joy Hampton says that mobile home owners in the county can be expecting to see their 2022 tax bills in the mail any day now.
The Calhoun Police Department reported on Thursday morning that an officer was involved in a shooting with a suspect.
A forty-eight-year-old Summerville man was being held at the Cherokee County, Alabama Detention Center on Thursday on a variety of theft and burglary charges.