Chattooga County DFCS has a Customer Service Associate 2 position open that will help cover the front desk and work with the staff in the OFI Unit. Applicants will have to be sure they select Chattooga County as one of the offices in which to work. Here is the link for more info and to apply.
A merger between Branson Tractors and TYM USA, to be now officially known as TYM North America, also includes the announcement that the company will relocate its North American headquarters to Rome.
Atrium Health Floyd has donated almost 1,000 trauma kits to area schools through its partnership with them as official health care provider.
Every month is a great month to show a little bit of love for our local small businesses, but Summerville Main Street has declared the month of February as “Live, Love, Local Month” for Downtown Summerville. Messages of sentiment, thanks, and positive encouragement can be found all over town during this month-long celebration.
The Summerville City Council has a called meeting coming up on Monday evening. According to an agenda released on Friday, the council appears to moving towards having a joint building inspector with the Town of Trion.
Georgia Northwestern Technical College is proud to announce the students on the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2022 fall semester.
Majority Leader Steve Gooch (R – Dahlonega) held a press conference at the Georgia State Capitol on Thursday to announce the Senate Majority Caucus’s priorities for the 2023 Legislative Session. Majority Leader Gooch was joined by Lt. Governor Burt Jones and President Pro Tempore of the Senate John F. Kennedy (R – Macon), as well as members of the Senate Majority Caucus.
An 80-year-old man Cave Spring man has been arrested on charges of computer pornography and sexual exploitation of children.
Chattooga High School and Head Football Coach Roone Gable are pleased to announce that 30 plus year coaching veteran Danny Wilson has agreed to become Defensive Coordinator for the Indians.
Agents with the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit Drug Task Force arrested a fifty-one-year-old Lyerly man and charged him with possession of methamphetamine. Agents say that James Melvin Bentley had methamphetamine, marijuana and hydrocodone pills in his possession when he was arrested on January 17th. The drug task force says that Bentley had more than 40 grams of methamphetamine, a bag of pot and several of the pills. He has been charged with methamphetamine possession and possession with attempt to distribute. He is additionally charged with possession of a Schedule II substance and possession of marijuana.
