
Signups for the Trion Recreation Department’s 2020-2021 Basketball Season will run through this Saturday, November 7, 2020.

Signups for the Trion Recreation Department’s 2020-2021 Basketball Season will run through this Saturday, November 7, 2020.

Summerville Police responded to a call on Alexander Street last week after a complainant said that a man came on her porch and looked into her window and then attempted to open the storm door on her house.

Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King is urging all Georgians to change their clocks and their smoke alarm batteries this weekend to mark the end of Daylight Savings Time.

With many Georgians spending more time at home, it’s important to monitor your home’s indoor air quality.

President Donald J. Trump will be in Floyd County this evening at 8:30 PM. The President’s last campaign stop in Georgia will take place at Richard B. Russell Airport.
Mr. Charles Thomas “Tommy” Cox, age 66 of Summerville, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at his residence.

Chattooga County Sheriff Mark Schrader will be the featured speaker at the November meeting of the Chattooga County Young Farmers.

With one day of early voting left, over 50% of active Georgia voters have already cast ballots in the November elections. Of the 7,221,291 active registered voters eligible to vote in the November elections in Georgia, 3,708,214, or 51.35% have already cast ballots as of Friday morning. In Chattooga County, 6,761 ballots have been cast already. An unprecedented 48% of Chattooga County’s eligible active voters have already turned out to vote.

The City of Summerville continues their work on Filter Plant Road to connect two wells off Highway 48 to the Filter Plant. Due to that work, on Monday, November 2nd between the hours of 8:00 am – 4:00 pm the entrance of Filter Plant Rd at Hwy 48 will be closed. The City of Summerville Public Works Dept will be installing a water main. All access for Filter Plant Road will need to be entered from Back Berryton Road.

With colder temperatures headed to Northwest Georgia this weekend, Animal Advocates of Chattooga County is providing a free bale of wheat straw to help keep your fur babies warm. One bale per family can be picked up at Pine Ridge Outdoor in Lyerly or Southern Living in Trion.