Man Cited for Disorderly Conduct Following Parking Lot Confrontation in Summerville

A Summerville man was cited for disorderly conduct after police responded to a heated confrontation in a parking lot on Saturday night.

According to the Summerville Police Department, Officer B. Campbell was patrolling the area of Highway 114 at approximately 9:35 p.m. on July 25 when he observed what appeared to be a verbal altercation between a man and a woman in the parking lot of the Pay N Tote convenience store.

The individuals were identified as Cody Cameron and Hilary Hall. Police said the officer made contact with both parties and learned that Hall was speaking with Cameron about his wife and children. Cameron reportedly told the officer that he did not like his wife being friends with Hall and confronted her in the parking lot.

According to the report, Cameron appeared to be intoxicated and admitted that he had been drinking. Officer Campbell issued Cameron a citation for disorderly conduct, alleging he engaged in a belligerent and hostile manner in public while intoxicated.

No additional charges or injuries were reported.

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Queen City Lake Beach To Remain Closed As E. Coli Investigation Continues

Queen City Lake Beach in LaFayette will remain closed into next week as city officials continue investigating elevated E. coli levels in the water.

The City of LaFayette says daily testing has been conducted in an effort to determine the source of the contamination. While E. coli levels remain elevated, officials say the testing patterns have been inconclusive. The city is expanding the testing area to collect additional data and develop a clearer picture of the problem.

City officials are also working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources for guidance concerning the non-native duck population around the lake, which may be contributing to the elevated bacteria levels.

Residents have also reported a sewer leak located some distance from the shoreline. The line is privately owned, and the city says the organization responsible for it has begun making repairs. That work is expected to be completed in the coming weeks.

Officials say they do not want to draw conclusions before the testing is complete and will continue collecting data while the beach remains closed.

GNTC Fall Admission Deadline Approaching August 4

Students planning to attend Georgia Northwestern Technical College this fall are encouraged to complete their applications soon. The fall admissions deadline is Tuesday, August 4.

GNTC offers more than 200 degree, diploma and certificate programs across six campus locations in Northwest Georgia. Programs include aviation and industrial technologies, business, cybersecurity, health sciences, nursing, and public service careers.

The college also offers hands-on training, financial aid opportunities, and says many programs provide strong job placement opportunities for graduates.

Prospective students can apply online by visiting gntc.edu/admissions/apply before the August 4 deadline.