Chattooga High School Invites Community To Red & Black Bash

Chattooga High School is inviting the entire community to show its Indian pride during the Red & Black Bash Block Party coming up Wednesday, September 30.

The event will be held from 6 until 8 PM in the Chattooga High School parking lot and is open to students, families and community members.

The Red & Black Bash will feature local vendors, food trucks, games and activities, along with an opportunity for the community to meet this year’s Chattooga High School Homecoming Court.

The evening will also feature an outdoor community pep rally as students and supporters come together to show their support for the Indians.

Best of all, admission is free and all games and activities are free.

School officials are encouraging everyone to wear their red and black, bring the family and enjoy an evening of food, fun and Chattooga Indian spirit.

The Red & Black Bash runs from 6 to 8 PM Wednesday, September 30, at Chattooga High School.

Hester Heritage Fundraiser 4th Annual Dinner

Hester Heritage Fundraiser would like to invite you to our 4th Annual Dinner on Mount Mama’s Farm on 2936 Joan Jones Rd, September the 26th. Saturday Meet and greet starts at 4:00 to 5:00. Food, hayride, line dances. Purchase tickets at the event for $15.00. For more information, contact Betty Moseley at 706-331-4850.

Fall Fun Hayrides Coming To Cloudland Canyon State Park In October

Families looking for a fall outing will have several opportunities to enjoy the changing leaves at Cloudland Canyon State Park during October.

The Friends of Cloudland Canyon State Park will host its Fall Fun Hayride every Sunday in October from noon until 5 PM at the park in Rising Fawn.

The free event will feature scenic hayrides through Cloudland Canyon State Park, giving visitors an opportunity to enjoy the fall scenery and changing colors from a different perspective.

Organizers say the event is designed as an afternoon of family-friendly fall fun, with games and food also planned during each Sunday’s activities.

The hayrides themselves are free, although visitors will need either an annual Georgia State Parks pass or pay the $10 park parking fee to enter.

Cloudland Canyon is one of Northwest Georgia’s most popular destinations for viewing fall foliage. October typically brings increasing fall color to the Lookout Mountain area, making the Sunday hayrides an opportunity to enjoy both the park and the changing season.

The Fall Fun Hayrides will be offered each Sunday in October from noon until 5 PM.

The event is presented by the Friends of Cloudland Canyon State Park, with support provided by the Alliance for Dade.

Cloudland Canyon State Park is located near Rising Fawn in Dade County.

Chattooga County EMA To Host Blood Drive In October

The Chattooga County Emergency Management Agency is teaming up with Blood Assurance for a community blood drive next month in Summerville.

The blood drive will be held Friday, October 9, from 12:30 until 3:30 PM at the Chattooga County EMA office, 170 Farrar Drive in Summerville.

Blood Assurance encourages residents who are able to donate to participate, emphasizing its message of “Give Local, Save Local.” Blood collected through the organization helps provide a local supply for hospitals and patients throughout the region.

Those planning to donate are encouraged to eat a good meal beforehand, drink extra water, avoid energy drinks and bring identification.

As an added incentive, donors who give blood during the month of October will receive a “Blood Donors Are Game Changers” T-shirt, while supplies last.

Appointments can be made using the QR code included on the blood drive flyer.

The Chattooga County EMA blood drive is scheduled for Friday, October 9, from 12:30-3:30 PM at 170 Farrar Drive in Summerville.

Oakview Health And Rehab-Songs Of Worship

Residents of Oakview Health and Rehab are inviting the community to join them for a special evening of music, praise and worship later this month.
The residents will present songs of praise and worship with the Glory Land Choir on Saturday, September 26, at 6 PM.
The program will be held in the Main Dining Room at Oakview Health and Rehab and is open to those who would like to attend and support the residents.
Organizers are inviting family members, friends and members of the community to come hear the residents sing and share an evening of Christian music and fellowship.
The special praise and worship program begins at 6 PM Saturday, September 26, in Oakview Health and Rehab’s Main Dining Room.

Berry College To Host Landowner Meeting On Prescribed Fire And Forest Management

Private landowners and others interested in forestry, wildlife habitat and prescribed burning are invited to a free land-management meeting at Berry College on Monday, October 19.

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Teloga Community Food Drive Set For Saturday

Residents in the Teloga area are invited to take part in a Community Food Drive this Saturday, September 19, aimed at helping local families and strengthening the community.

The food distribution will be held from 10 AM until noon, or until supplies run out, at Beersheba Presbyterian Church, located at 9977 Highway 337 in Summerville.

Organizers say no identification is required to receive food. Those planning to attend are asked not to line up before 9:30 AM.

The event is being held under the theme “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” and is designed to provide food assistance to people and families in the community.

Volunteers are also needed to help with Saturday’s distribution.

The Teloga Community Food Drive is being made possible with support from the Atrium Health Floyd-Polk Foundation and Helping Hands Food Support Community.

Organizers say the goal is simple: bring neighbors together to support one another and help build a stronger Teloga community.

Scouting America Troop 7 To Host BBQ Plate Fundraiser September 21

Scouting America Troop 7 is inviting the community to enjoy a barbecue dinner while helping support local Scouts during a fundraiser next week.

The Troop 7 BBQ Plate Fundraiser will be held Monday, September 21, from 6 until 8 PM at Summerville First United Methodist Church.

Plates are $12 each and include barbecue, a bun, green beans, potato salad and dessert. Both dine-in and carry-out will be available, with drinks provided for those eating at the church.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will help support Troop 7 Scouting activities, including outdoor adventures, leadership development programs and community service projects.

Troop leaders say community support plays an important role in helping Scouts develop leadership skills, character and a commitment to service.

Tickets are available from Troop 7 members and will also be sold at the event while supplies last.

Pruitt Health Lafayette Open House

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📅 September 24, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
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Chattooga Family Connection Gets Early Start On Christmas “Stuff A Stocking” Drive


It may only be September, but Chattooga Family Connection is getting an early start on Christmas by asking the community to help fill stockings for local children, teenagers and families.

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