The Cloudland Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting a Halloween event on Saturday, October 30th.
With the state-mandated annual burn ban over as of October 1st, it is now legal to burn hand-piled vegetation in Chattooga and surrounding counties in Northwest Georgia. But there are some changes to what is required to be able to burn that also went into affect as of the first of the month.
Several Georgia State Park and Historic Site employees were honored recently during a conference at Unicoi State Park.
Randy Davis is a household name for many in the Northwest Georgia area. He spent his life in radio broadcasting and was inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame.
Former 14th District Congressman Tom Graves announced Friday the launch of America’s Future, Together, an effort to support bipartisanship in Congress.
After much thought and consideration of the extracurricular activities and other events, Trion Police Chief, David Gilleland has decided to move the Halloween walk in Trion from Thursday October 28th to Saturday October 30th. Gilleland said, “We would like to encourage any and all who would like to to come out and join in. we have have extra patrol on hand to help with traffic and anything that may arise.” The Trion Halloween Walk will take place in the old Triangle Shopping Center and will get underway at 6 PM.
Chattooga High School Athletic Director Jeremy Heathcock released the following schedule for sports activities for the Chattooga Indians for the upcoming week:
MR. JAMES MATTHEW FLOYD, age 46, of Back Berryton Road, Summerville, Georgia passed away Friday evening, October 1, 2021, in a Rome hospital.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Sunday, October 3, 2021:
A war of words between the county’s largest employer and the Mayor of Trion heated up a bit more when Mount Vernon Mills issued a response to Trion Mayor Larry Stansell’s comments about the mill not signing a natural gas contract.