While the COVID-19 numbers seem to be improving throughout the state and here in Northwest Georgia, public health officials are still urging unvaccinated residents to get the COVID vaccine. At the same time, they are also encouraging the seasonal flu vaccine.
The Summerville City Council met on Monday evening of this week, and one of the items on the agenda was a report from engineers regarding the flooding issue in downtown Summerville.
Summerville Main Street and the Summerville-Trion Optimist Club are teaming up to bring you two annual events on one day to coincide with the City of Summerville’s date to celebrate Halloween.
Lyerly voters don’t have to go to the polls during the municipal elections this year. Chattooga County Registrar Sheena Weaver explains why.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The Breast Center at Floyd’s Mobile Mammography Coach will be making stops all over Northwest Georgia in the upcoming weeks – including a date in November in Chattooga County.
The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT), in partnership with the Rome Floyd Chamber of Commerce and the Rome UGA Small Business Development Center, will be presenting at a seminar titled “Learn How Business Certifications Can Help You Grow Your Business.” Focused on small businesses in Georgia, the program will provide best practices to secure federal, state and local contracts as a prime or subcontractor.
If you draw Social Security, you will likely be seeing a boost in your monthly check. The COLA – or cost-of-living-adjustment is going up 5.9% to try to keep up with inflation.
