

Americans hit the roadways in record numbers for the July 4th Holiday Travel Period that wrapped up at midnight last night.
NOLAND DEWAYNE WHITE, age 71 of Summerville, passed away on Sunday, July 4, 2021.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Monday, July 6, 2021:
After a year of COVID pandemic restrictions, the Chattooga County Historical Society plans to resume their quarterly meetings. The first meeting to be held in over a year is scheduled to take place this coming Sunday afternoon at the Historic Summerville Depot.
One thing that Trion Mayor Larry Stansell and the Trion Town Council all agree on is that the current Town Hall is in need of costly repairs. What needs to be done about Town Hall is a question that has not been resolved.

Shane Terhune, who sold heroin to a young couple just hours before the woman’s July 2018 overdose death, pleaded guilty to a charge of distributing that heroin and admitted to causing the victim’s death.
With Independence Day being on a Sunday this year, governmental offices and the postal service will not be operating today, Monday, July 5th.
Governor Brian Kemp announced his appointees to the bipartisan Georgia Jobs and Infrastructure Committees. The groups will help decide where the state will spend about $4.8 billion in federal coronavirus relief funds.
The Northwest Georgia Council of the Blind will meet Tuesday, July 13, at 1 PM at the Bank of LaFayette Community Room. Special speaker will be Brian Hart from the Walker County Board of Commissioners. The Northwest chapter meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month. For more information, please contact Fred McDade at 706-278-4084, or via email at nwgachaptergcb@gmail.com.













