
The Chattooga County Board of Education met on Monday for a very brief meeting. In fact, there was only one item on the agenda and that was to accept the resignation of a Summerville man who taught second grade at Lyerly Elementary School.

The Chattooga County Board of Education met on Monday for a very brief meeting. In fact, there was only one item on the agenda and that was to accept the resignation of a Summerville man who taught second grade at Lyerly Elementary School.

Chattooga County residents are reaching out to help victims of the tornado that swept through Kentucky and left a wide path of devastation.

Santa Claus was extremely busy at Dowdy Park last Friday evening. At the annual City of Summerville’s Christmas in the Park, Santa was available for free pictures and a lot of area residents took advantage of the opportunity to have their kids pictures made with old Saint Nick.

A Summerville man was arrested last Saturday at the Walker Mountain Store on Cedartown Highway in Floyd County on felony meth possession and misdemeanor marijuana possession charges.

Walker County native and country music singer Lauren Alaina had a dream come true over the past weekend. She was asked to become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry – country music’s most revered venue.

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Monday, December 20, 2021:

Former Chattooga County Sheriff and Georgia Emergency Management Agency Director Gary McConnell was the featured speaker earlier this month at Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s Basic Law Enforcement graduation exercises.

Over the weekend, the Floyd County Police Department announced that they had arrested several men who were caught in an online child sex operation where police officers posed as underage children and the men agreed to travel to Floyd County for sexual activity. Two Chattooga County men, one of them a teacher at Lyerly Elementary School, were arrested in the sting operation.

A federal agency expects to announce its decision today on whether to allow a launchpad that would send commercial rockets into space from coastal Georgia. However, the Federal Aviation Administration is emphasizing that a license authorizing Camden County to operate a spaceport would not yet permit the launch of any rockets.