When voters go to the polls in November, they will be deciding several important Federal, state and local races, but they will also be faced with the decision to approve a constitutional amendment that would allow Georgia residents to sue the state in superior court.
Many Georgia hospitals are groaning under the assault of COVID-19 infections, with total hospitalizations from the respiratory illness continuing to rise.
Fifteen employees with the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office have tested positive or shown symptoms of COVID-19 and Sheriff Mark Schrader says that he his using manpower from the rest of his department to cover the shortages in workers.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two executive orders extending the Public Health State of Emergency and existing COVID-19 safety measures, late Friday.
Georgia Power continues to grow renewable energy in Georgia through its new Customer-Connected Solar Program (CCSP), a 25-megawatt (MW) Distributed Generation customer-sited program. Working with the Georgia Public Service Commission on the program design, the Commissioners gave their approval in May 2020.
Chattooga County DFCS Director Kim Ballard-Humphrey tells WZQZ News that families the normally receive free or reduced lunch that are SNAP recipients can receive additional money of over $250 per child under the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer program.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation at the Chattooga County Jail, we are experiencing delays in getting the daily arrest reports. This is the report for yesterday, Friday, July 31, 2020:
GPS Hospitality, a rapidly growing franchisee with nearly 400 BURGER KING restaurants, is pleased to announce it will award BURGER KING McLAMORE Foundation scholarships to 247 students in 13 states this graduation season – including students in Chattooga County. Since 2013, GPS Hospitality has supported 1,119 scholars.




















