Berry Campus To Reopen Mother’s Day

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After being closed to the public for a year, the Berry College Campus will be reopening to the public this weekend.  Berry College made the announcement on Friday, that the college campus will reopen tomorrow, on Mother’s Day.  The college campus will be open for outdoor recreational use from 6 AM until 7 PM.  College buildings are not accessible to the public on the weekends.

Celebrate Mother’s Day At Paradise Gardens

Join Paradise Gardens in Pennville tomorrow as they celebrate Mother’s Day.

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Summerville City Council To Meet Monday

The Summerville City Council will meet for their regular monthly meeting on Monday, May 10th.

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Arrest Report – Friday – May 7, 2021

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday, May 7, 2021:

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Local Church Hosting COVID Vaccine Clinic

A Summerville congregation is planning a COVID vaccination clinic at their church next week.

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Town Of Trion Announces “Spring Clean”

The Town of Trion has announced May 10th – 14th as “Spring Clean” for town residents.

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Commissioner Seeking Bids On Three More Roofs

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Chattooga County Commissioner Blake Elsberry says that he will be putting out bids for three more roofing jobs on county buildings. 

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GBI Participates In Annual Georgia Terrorism Intelligence Project

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Last month, law enforcement agencies from across Georgia participated in the annual Georgia Terrorism Intelligence Project (GTIP) training at the Classic Center in Athens, Georgia, co-hosted by the Athens Clarke County Police Department.

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Bridge Replacement In The Cove In Walker County

The Georgia Department of Transportation awarded a contract to replace a bridge on Hog Jowl Road over Shaw Branch Creek in Walker County. The bridge will be the second one on Hog Jowl Road that GDOT has replaced in recent years.

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Kemp Signs Bill Protecting Georgia Residents With Pre-existing Conditions

Kemp signed House Bill 509 into law Thursday, which requires insurers to provide at least one reasonably-priced comprehensive major medical health insurance policy, and cannot exclude, limit, deny or delay coverage based on preexisting conditions.

On Thursday, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp made it illegal for health insurers to completely deny coverage to Georgians with preexisting medical conditions.

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