On Friday of last week, Chattooga County Deputies responded to a domestic incident on Northern Heights Circle in Summerville. When officers arrived on the scene they found a forty-two-year-old man heavily intoxicated and being belligerent. Deputies spoke with family members who said Gregory Henry Stanfield, Jr. had been drinking and became irate when a family member told him a microwave was broken. While on the scene, deputies said Stanfield was berating family members and deputies. Stanfield told deputies that he would just go stay with his mother – but his mother said she didn’t want him to stay at her house. At that point, Stanfield began to curse and yell even more. Deputies arrested Stanfield and booked him into the Chattooga County Jail on disorderly conduct charges.
The Chattooga County Land Use Commission will be meeting next week and has a full agenda for the meeting. Last week, the agenda was posted on the county government’s web site and word spread quickly that Zaxby’s was looking to build a restaurant in Summerville.
Four types of Gold Medal all-purpose flour, bleached and unbleached, have been recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.
The Northwest Georgia Health District of the Georgia Department of Public Health aims to help identify and rescue victims of sex trafficking through the Rescuing Hope initiative.
Two Cedar Bluff, Alabama men are facing felony theft by shoplifting charges following their arrests over the weekend.
The Menlo City Council will be meeting this evening at 6 PM. Here is the agenda for tonight’s meeting:
Chattooga County Board of Education will hold a called board meeting on Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at 10:00 AM. The purpose of the meeting is:
-Personnel
-To approve HE Hodge as the contractor for the bleacher replacement project at the Chattooga High School stadium.
The meeting will be held at the Chattooga County Education Center, located at 206 Penn Street in Summerville.
Chattooga County Sheriff Mark Schrader said on Tuesday morning that the search for supposed skeletal remains along the banks of the Chattooga River has been suspended. The sheriff issued a press release saying that the report came from a complainant who had found animal bones in the area and that the complainant admitted to embellishing his report to law enforcement. The sheriff said that the complainant, whose name has not been released, embellished the details to “get a quicker response” from law enforcement. You can see the sheriff’s statement below: