Summer is the perfect season for home improvements and Do It Yourself projects. The weather is warm, the sun is bright and the weekends are full of opportunities. Homeowners across the country commonly shift their focus on performing some type of basic maintenance to keep their houses running smoothly.
Chattooga County Schools will hold Kindergarten registration for the 20-21 school year on June 23rd from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and July 16 from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Chattooga Enrollment Center, located at 286 Maple Dr., Summerville, GA 30747. =
Social media posts about a possible peaceful protest at the Chattooga County Courthouse have been seen by local law enforcement. WZQZ News has heard from several in the community who say that a flyer is circulating about a possible protest regarding the killing of George Floyd by a former Minneapolis police officer.
A thirty-three-year-old Summerville man was booked into the Chattooga County Jail on charges of criminal trespass and exploitation and intimidation of the elderly after he was accused of assaulting a seventy-year-old woman on Dry Valley Road earlier this week.
Summerville Police were dispatched to a domestic dispute on Monday morning that started as a verbal dispute but ended with property damage.
Volunteers from Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) joined volunteers from the Chattanooga Area Food Bank, the Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia and Dalton Heritage Head Start to serve approximately 140 households during a mobile food pantry on Wednesday, May 27, held at Northwest Georgia College & Career Academy.
A new attorney was sworn in at the Chattooga County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon by Superior Court Judge Kristina Cook Graham. Judge Graham introduced David Smith as a native of Chattooga County who later moved away and has now returned to Northwest Georgia to practice law.
