The property management company that managers Summerville Gardens in Summerville is looking for a property maintenance technician. The position would be good for someone who considers themselves to be a handyman or “jack of all trades”.
Chattooga County Commissioner Blake Elsberry has announced his bid for reelection. The commissioner provided the following statement to WZQZ News on Thursday afternoon:
A new law in Georgia dealing with 911 centers across the state is expected to save lives. More than half of all 911 centers in Georgia had not trained their operators and dispatchers to provide medical pre-arrival instructions over the phone. As of January 1, 2024, all 911 dispatchers in Georgia are required to receive training in Telecommunicator Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (T-CPR). It allows operators and dispatchers to guide an emergency caller to save lives over the phone. Now, by law, every 911 center in Georgia provides at least T-CPR with many centers going a step further by providing a full range of medical pre-arrival instructions. T-CPR instructions are standardized so every dispatcher will give identical instructions when the caller indicates the victim isn’t breathing or the caller can’t find a pulse.
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Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, January 4, 2024:
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced last month that the State Board of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) approved a grant totaling more than $3 million to establish a new College & Career Academy in Walker County. Named Walker Launch, this project is the result of a partnership between Walker County Schools and Georgia Northwestern Technical College, and it will serve Walker and Dade County students.
Explore Georgia, the tourism division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, invites travelers to discover a range of new attractions opening across the Peach State in 2024, from water parks and wildlife encounters to cultural experiences and entertainment venues.
A thirty-two-year-old man was arrested at Wal-Mart in Trion on December 29th after store employees called to say that a drunk man was wondering around inside the store after the store was closed. A deputy arrived on the scene shortly before 2 AM and found the suspect sitting outside Wal-Mart near the grocery entrance. Store employees said that the suspect had admitted to them that he had driven to the store. The deputy could tell that the man was heavily intoxicated. Francisco Pascual was arrested and charged with public drunkenness and was booked into the Chattooga County Jail.
Vanity tags, or personalized license plates, are popular in Georgia; but sometimes those who attempt to get a personalized tag have their ideas rejected.
Authorities in Catoosa County investigated a child abuse case in December that involved the parents of a thirteen-year-old female child being abused with “air-soft” guns. Catoosa County officials began the investigation after the child showed a Georgia DFCS worker multiple injuries on her hands and arms that were believed to be caused by the girl’s parents shooting her with the air-soft guns.
To kick off the new year and inspire people living in Northwest Georgia to take charge of their health, AdventHealth Redmond, together with local health and wellness vendors, presents the NWGA Health and Wellness Expo on Saturday, January 6 from 10 am to 2 pm.