Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, February 14, 2026:
Chattooga County and the rest of Northwest Georgia will enjoy dry and mild conditions through Saturday, with afternoon highs generally reaching the 60s. Higher elevations may remain in the 40s and 50s, but overall temperatures will stay above seasonal averages.
Two people were arrested on drug-related charges following a traffic stop in Chattooga County earlier this month, according to the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office.
February is American Heart Month, an annual observance focused on raising awareness about cardiovascular health and encouraging habits that protect the heart.
A bill aimed at expanding access to HIV prevention medication has cleared the Georgia House, moving the state one step closer to allowing pharmacists to play a larger role in preventing new HIV infections.
Alabama has enacted a new law making child rape a capital offense, allowing prosecutors to seek the death penalty in certain cases involving the rape of a child.
The City of Summerville is receiving $228,000 in grant funding to support improvements at the Fairway Recreation Center Complex, including the construction of a new mini-pitch soccer field and restroom facility.
A Summerville woman was arrested on charges of Driving Under the Influence after officers responded to a vehicle partially lodged in a ditch near Circle K on February 10, 2026, according to a Summerville Police Department incident report.
Summerville Parks and Recreation is currently seeking dedicated and dependable umpires and scorekeepers for the 2026 season. Officials say these positions are key to keeping games running smoothly and ensuring a positive experience for players, coaches, and families throughout the season.
This is a solid opportunity for anyone looking to make extra money during the week, including adults with flexible schedules, retirees, college students, or anyone interested in being involved with local youth sports. Experience is helpful, but those willing to learn and show up consistently are encouraged to inquire.
If you or someone you know may be interested, please call or text:
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Adam: 706-936-2671
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Brandon: 706-506-4234
A major income tax cut plan approved by the Georgia Senate is being praised by supporters as “relief” for taxpayers — but critics on the left say the measure could end up harming the very people it claims to help: low-income residents and the lower working class.