The Chattooga County School System released the weekly COVID Status Report on Friday afternoon. Currently, there are 2 cases at Chattooga High School. All other schools and the central office are reporting zero cases.
Coosa Valley Credit Union was recently honored with four MAC Awards in the marketing, advertising, branding and community engagement categories from the Marketing Association of Credit Unions, which recognizes outstanding marketing and business development achievements in the credit union industry nationwide.
The sheriff in neighboring Gordon County released a statement yesterday concerning a self-inflicted gunshot death at a truck-stop on I-75.
If you are looking for a fun way to help support Animal Advocates of Chattooga County, here’s your chance: Animal Advocates will have a benefit “Skate Night” at Revolutions Skating Rink in Trion on September 19th.
The event will take place from 7 PM – 10 PM and all proceeds will benefit Animal Advocates.
The event is for all ages. One free non-skating adult per child. No children can be dropped off unattended. Driving teens are welcome!
The beginners rink and Treasure Island Mini Golf will also be open.
Limited amount of admissions due to social distancing requirements.
Masks encouraged but not required.
Help the Animal Advocates of Chattooga as they continue to help animals in our county. If you can’t make it for skating donations will be accepted!
With the COVID-19 pandemic, more Georgia voters than ever before are expected to cast ballots in the upcoming November General Election by mail.
Summerville Police responded to a call about a motorist who had lost a wheel on his vehicle.
Effective Thursday, Sept. 10, at 3 p.m., there will be several improvements to the COVID-19 Daily Status Report on the Georgia Department of Public Health’s (DPH) website. These changes are designed to make the dashboard more user-friendly while providing an accurate picture of COVID-19 in Georgia.
The Chattooga County Library has announced new hours at both the Summerville and Trion branches:
With a recent increase in reports regarding scams and fraud by criminals posing as Georgia Power employees, the company is reminding customers to be aware and follow simple tips to avoid being a target.