Armuchee Man Arrested On Felony Warrant For Allegedly Stealing Mother’s Car

An Armuchee man, 65-year-old David Thomas Burnette, has been arrested on a felony warrant charging him with theft by taking. The warrant alleges Burnette stole his mother’s 2014 Ford Escape, valued at approximately $11,000.

According to the details outlined in the warrant, Burnette is accused of taking the vehicle, which belonged to his mother, without her consent.

In addition to the felony theft charge, Burnette faces an additional count of driving without a license in his possession. The warrant also states that Burnette allegedly took steps to block his mother, preventing her from contacting him after the vehicle was taken.

Burnette was taken into custody and booked into the Floyd County Jail. He is currently awaiting further legal proceedings related to these charges.

Belgian Industrial Storage Giant Stow Group To Invest $36 Million, Create 200 Jobs In Northwest Georgia

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp recently announced that stow Group, a leading Belgium-based industrial storage and automation solution company, will invest $36 million to establish a new manufacturing presence in Gordon County, Georgia. This significant investment is expected to create approximately 200 new jobs in the region.

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Chattooga County Fair Spotlights Youth Agriculture with Dairy and Hog Shows Today, August 24, 2025

August 24, 2025 – The Chattooga County Agricultural Fair is buzzing with excitement today, Sunday, August 24th, 2025, as it proudly showcases the dedication and talent of its young agriculturalists with a full slate of junior livestock events. Attendees are invited to experience the future of farming firsthand, with a Junior Dairy Show this afternoon followed by a special Market Hog Preview Show.

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Chattooga County Forecast: Storms Give Way to Unseasonably Cool, Dry Week With Fall Preview

Chattooga County, Georgia, is preparing for a refreshing change in its weather pattern, as the National Weather Service forecasts a transition from Sunday’s isolated thunderstorms to a prolonged period of unseasonably cool and dry conditions for most of the upcoming week. A strong high-pressure system is expected to dominate, bringing abundant sunshine and pleasant, fall-like temperatures, with overnight lows potentially dropping into the 50s.

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Arrest Report – Sunday – August 24, 2025

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Sunday, August 24, 2025:

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Chattooga Fair Closes with Flavor And Flora: Demonstration Kitchen Offers Final Day Fun

Today marks the final day of the Chattooga County Agricultural Fair, and visitors are invited to savor the last moments with a special series of interactive events at the demonstration kitchen, located inside the Ag Building. The Chattooga County Farm Bureau is hosting an engaging afternoon designed to educate and entertain fair goers of all ages, from understanding local ecology to crafting delicious farm-fresh treats.

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“Hands Across the Border” Driving Campaign Starts Tomorrow Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend

State and local law enforcement officers are urging everyone not to drive over the legal limit as they prepare for the “Hands Across the Border” campaign, which runs from August 25 to August 29. This campaign focuses on drunk and drugged driving enforcement in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, and Tennessee, with sobriety road checks planned at state lines to promote a zero-tolerance stance against impaired driving.

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Georgia Churches Face Divergent Financial Fortunes in 2025: Baptists See Growth, Methodists Grapple With Cuts

As Georgia’s faith communities look towards 2025, a starkly divergent financial landscape is emerging, with some denominations experiencing growth while others face significant budgetary contractions. This mixed picture reflects national trends of declining giving and calls for greater financial transparency amidst evolving church engagement.

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AdventHealth Redmong Awarded AHA “Stroke Gold Plus” Award

AdventHealth Redmond is nationally recognized for its commitment to providing high-quality stroke care  

AdventHealth Redmond has been awarded the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke Gold Plus award for its dedication to providing top-quality care for stroke patients. The hospital offers 24/7 access to advanced stroke treatments, reducing the need for patients in Northwest Georgia to travel to distant cities. The region suffers from higher stroke rates than the national average, leading to more hospitalizations and risks. Stroke is a major cause of death and disability nationally, and early detection and treatment are crucial for survival and recovery. The Get With The Guidelines program helps hospitals follow the latest stroke care guidelines to improve patient outcomes. AdventHealth Redmond aims to provide comprehensive care and educate patients on managing their health. The American Heart Association recognized the hospital for its effective approach to stroke care, highlighting improved patient outcomes and community health.

Last Chance! Chattooga County Agricultural Fair Closes Tonight With Gospel Music Stars, Livestock, And Family Fun

Chattooga County residents and visitors have one final opportunity to experience the best of local agriculture, entertainment, and community spirit as the Chattooga County Agricultural Fair concludes its successful run tonight. Gates open at 2:00 PM, promising a packed afternoon and evening of activities before closing at 9:00 PM.

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