Here is the arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, April 29, 2023:
If you have chickens, or are contemplating a backyard poultry flock, there is an informative meeting that will be held next month at the Chattooga County Ag Building that you may want to attend.
The Trion Middle School and Trion High School bands will be performing their spring concert coming up tomorrow afternoon at the Trion High School Gym. Also, the Trion Guitar Club will be opening the show. The event is free and open to the public and gets underway at 2:30 PM.
The Rome Downtown Development Authority will reinstate the 3-Hour on-street parking limit on Monday, May 1st as a downtown parking study comes to an end.
The Sock Hops will be in concert tonight at the open air pavilion on East Washington Street in downtown Summerville. The free concert is part of the City of Summerville’s celebration of Georgia Cities Week. The Sock Hops perform popular “oldies” music and promise fun songs with lots of memories. The group has been around for over twenty-five years and bills themselves as “Georgia’s premier oldies entertainment group”. Their repertoire includes music from The Temptations, The Tokens and The Four Tops. Bring a chair and enjoy the music tonight in downtown Summerville from 7-9 PM. The event is sponsored by Summerville Main Street, Truck Town, Jeffersons and The Purple Tiger.
Summerville could be getting a new chicken restaurant, and people are talking. Word came this week that Zaxby’s is looking into a new restaurant in Chattooga County. The restaurant would be located near the Summerville McDonald’s at Hurley’s Crossing. The request is scheduled on the agenda for the next Chattooga Land Development Commission’s meeting on Tuesday, May 9th. That meeting will be held at the Chattooga County Civic Center on Highway 48 in Summerville. Zaxby’s has about 900 restaurants, mostly in the South. Of those 900 restaurants, around 190 are owned and operated by the company with the remainder being franchised locations.
On Thursday of this week, a business owner called Summerville Police after a woman walked in and appeared to be under the influence of drugs.
To help states build systems to prevent and detect future fraud more effectively, the U.S. Department of Labor today announced the availability of up to $200 million in grants funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. This funding availability announcement is part of the broader historic investment of $2 billion in ARPA funding, $1.6 billion of which will have been made available to states by summer 2023.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday, April 28, 2023: