Over 50 individuals gathered in front of the Chattooga County Courthouse Saturday evening, participating in the nationwide “No Kings” rally to protest President Donald Trump and his administration. Hosted by the Chattooga County Democratic Party, organizers hailed the peaceful demonstration as the largest turnout of its kind in the area to date.
The Summerville City Council has approved a comprehensive resolution enacting a temporary moratorium on the establishment of new food sales operations at gas stations and convenience stores, signaling a decisive shift toward cautious and environmentally conscious development within the city limits.
In November 2025, Chattooga County will once again set aside time to express its profound gratitude to those who have served, with the annual Veterans Day Luncheon serving as a focal point for community and commemoration. This year’s event, scheduled for Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at 12:00 PM, promises a special tribute to Vietnam War era veterans, in addition to honoring all local servicemen and women.
Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call at a residence on Back Valley Road in Lyerly on the evening of Friday, October 10, 2025, leading to the arrest of Michael David Haake, a 61-year-old male.
Northwest Georgia residents woke up to widespread morning showers and cooler temperatures today as a cold front moved across the region. However, the forecast promises a swift transition to drier, clearer, and sunnier conditions by the afternoon, driven by an approaching high-pressure system.
Residents of Northwest Georgia, including Chattooga County, are looking to the skies with cautious optimism as showers are forecast to bring much-needed moisture to the region this weekend. The anticipated rainfall offers a glimmer of hope against a backdrop of developing dry conditions that have left local ecosystems parched.
Designed to provide customers with predictable monthly payments, Georgia Power’s Budget Billing program is drawing widespread criticism as customers report receiving unexpectedly large “true-up” bills—some amounting to hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
In an effort to foster a more inclusive and connected community, Trion is actively addressing the growing language gap, particularly for its significant Spanish-speaking population. With the Hispanic community now representing a substantial portion of the town’s residents, a multi-faceted approach involving education, community outreach, and improved healthcare access is proving vital.
The Chattooga Lady Indians’ softball season concluded October 15, after the team fell in a doubleheader sweep to Banks County in the state playoffs. Banks County secured both wins on their home field, advancing to the next round and bringing Chattooga’s successful 2025 campaign to a close.
