Scouting America Troop 7 in Summerville is inviting local youth and families to an upcoming open house to learn more about scouting opportunities in the community.
The event will be held Monday, April 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Scout Hut located at 220 Highway 100 in Summerville.
Organizers say the open house will give attendees a chance to meet current scouts and adult leaders, learn about camping and outdoor adventures, and explore leadership and service opportunities offered through the program. There will also be time to ask questions about joining Troop 7.
The event is open to youth ages 11 to 17, along with parents and guardians. No prior scouting experience is required.
Everyone is invited to come out and discover what Scouting America has to offer.
Gas prices across Georgia are holding steady this week, even as tensions in the Middle East continue to create volatility in global oil markets.
The Chattooga County Historical Society is inviting the community to a fun and educational afternoon at its quarterly meeting this Sunday, April 19, 2026.
The event will be held at 2:00 p.m. at the Summerville Depot and will feature a Chattooga County History Trivia Contest. Attendees will be divided into teams for a fast-paced and engaging program designed to test local knowledge and teach a few new facts along the way.
Organizers say there will be refreshments and plenty of prizes, and the event is open to everyone — especially those who enjoy the historical photos and posts shared online.
Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and come out for an afternoon of local history and community fun.
The Cisco Networking Academy has honored Dr. Dwight Watt, instructor of Computer Information Systems Technology at Georgia Northwestern Technical College, with its 2025 Instructor Excellence Advanced Level Award for outstanding teaching and student success.
A Summerville woman was arrested following an incident at Atrium Health Floyd involving hospital security.
According to reports, Treva Misuni Wiggins, 43, of Summerville, was taken into custody after allegedly yelling at security staff. Authorities say Wiggins had been instructed to leave the hospital when she stopped and began raising her voice.
When officers arrived on the scene, reports indicate Wiggins refused commands to place her hands behind her back.
She was arrested and charged with criminal trespass and obstruction.
The City of Summerville is inviting the community out to Dowdy Park this weekend for the annual Spring Market.
The event will take place Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Dowdy Park.
Organizers say the Spring Market is a great way to welcome the season, featuring a wide variety of vendors and activities. Shoppers can browse arts and crafts, jewelry, baked goods, body and hair care products, wooden items, live plants, specialty pet items, food, and more.
The event will also include live entertainment, and attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and enjoy the day.
Hosted by the City of Summerville, the event is open to the public and expected to draw a large crowd.
The Summerville Middle School FFA is inviting the community to its annual plant sale, beginning tomorrow with a wide variety of flowers, vegetables, and herbs available.
The sale will run April 15 through April 18, 2026 at the Summerville Middle School greenhouse, located at 200 Middle School Road in Summerville.
The City of Centre is now accepting applications for a full-time Recreation Director position, offering an opportunity for qualified candidates to help lead and grow community programs.
According to the announcement, applicants must be at least 21 years old, possess a current Alabama driver’s license, and be able to pass a background check. Salary will be based on experience and qualifications, with additional details outlined in the official job description provided during the application process.
Those interested must apply in person at Centre City Hall, located at 635 Armory Road, on or before April 24, 2026. City officials note that Centre is an equal opportunity employer.
As the Georgia General Assembly wrapped up its 2026 regular session last week, State Senator Chuck Hufstetler of Rome is pointing to early childhood literacy as one of the most important issues addressed by lawmakers.
