State Representative Eddie Lumsden (R-Armuchee) has released a legislative report from the Georgia General Assembly. Last week, the General Assembly returned to the State Capitol to resume the 2020 legislative session. You can read the full report below:
Summerville Police received a report about a domestic incident that happened last week. According to the complainant, a subject came to the residence she was at and demanded that the complainant leave with him. The complainant said that she refused and ran out the back door. The complainant said that the man came out the back door of the residence with a knife and began to chase her. The woman escaped without injury and went directly to the Summerville Police Station. Officers responded to the scene, but were unable to locate the offender. Police advised the woman of magistrate proceedings.
A Summerville resident has a complaint about Georgia Power. It has nothing to do with her power bill though. The complainant is upset because Georgia Power cut a tree on her property without her permission.
The Town of Trion will have their regular Workshop / Council Meeting in the Town Hall Conference Room, Thursday, June 25, 2020. The Workshop will begin at 6:00p.m. and the Regular Meeting will follow shortly after. Mayor Larry Stansell says, “If you have any questions or comments, please contact me or the Town Hall Office and we will try to get the information you request.”
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Tuesday, June 23, 2020:
The number of people hospitalized in Georgia because of COVID-19 rose to 1,000 Monday, erasing a month’s worth of progress and showing that an accompanying increase in confirmed infections is leading to serious illness.
A media spokesperson for Roper Manufacturing in LaFayette confirmed Monday morning that another employee tested positive for the coronavirus.
Menlo School will hold an eighth grade drive-through promotion parade at 6 PM on Wednesday June 24th. School officials say, “Come out and support our 8th graders as we send them off to CHS. Social distancing guidelines do apply, and you can stand/sit all the way around the school campus, and bring signs to show your support as the students parade around campus.”
