A free, co-educational youth football camp for ages 5-11 is set to kick off July 8th, at Little Bighorn Stadium in Chattooga. The three-day camp, running through July 10th, offers young athletes the opportunity to learn football fundamentals from Chattooga High School players and coaches.
Georgia is a state known for its vibrant religious landscape, but behind the headlines of massive megachurches, lies a more nuanced reality: the vast majority of Georgian congregations are small, intimate gatherings. While the state boasts a significant number of megachurches, particularly in the Atlanta metropolitan area, these large institutions represent a minority of the overall religious picture.
Get ready for some fall fun! The Trion Recreation Center is now accepting registrations for a variety of fall sports programs for children ages 5-12. With options ranging from volleyball to football, there’s something for every young athlete!
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, July 5, 2025:
Northwest Georgia residents can expect a continuation of hot and mostly dry conditions through the beginning of next week, the National Weather Service announced today. While the region enjoyed a beautiful and dry Fourth of July holiday, forecasters are emphasizing high afternoon temperatures as the primary concern, with increased chances for afternoon thundershowers anticipated from Monday through Thursday.
Chattooga County’s legal battle against Zentell Communications, a Tennessee-based company contracted to provide high-speed internet to the Menlo area, has gained momentum after the company’s owner was located in Chattanooga. The discovery follows nearly two months of searching by law enforcement, The Summerville News reported this week.
A Tennessee woman notified Summerville Police about drugs inside the restroom of a local gas station last week. According to a report released this week, Julie Bailey called police on June 21st, after she found a small, clear cellophane bag with suspected drugs at the store located at 10395 Commerce Street in Summerville. Police believe that the bag contained methamphetamine. A responding officer retrieved the suspected drugs and submitted it to the Summerville Police Department Detectives Division for further analysis or disposal.
A Floyd County Prison inmate is facing additional charges after allegedly conspiring to smuggle tobacco and rolling papers into the facility. Muandarious Gartae Hall, 30, of Greenville, was booked into the Floyd County Jail this week in connection to the alleged scheme.
As the July 15th Special Democratic Primary Runoff nears, the Chattooga County Board of Elections notes a very low number of absentee ballots issued, with only one absentee-by-mail ballot issued and none returned. This runoff will determine the Democratic nominee for a specific office. Voters who did not participate in the Republican primary are eligible to vote. Advance voting is available starting Monday, July 7th to July 11th, from 8:30 AM to 5 PM, with no Saturday voting. This will take place at the Registrar’s Office in Summerville. Voters wishing to vote by mail must submit Absentee by Mail applications by July 7th. On Election Day, July 15th, voting will only occur at the Chattooga County Civic Center from 7 AM until 7 PM, and this is the only polling location open. The registration deadline was May 19th, and voters must bring a valid photo ID. Election officials encourage eligible voters to use advance voting or plan to vote in person to make their voices heard.
Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) is hosting an Open House at all six campuses to provide an opportunity to learn more about the programs offered at GNTC, tour the facilities and meet faculty and staff.
