The Menlo Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is hosting its annual Fall Festival this Saturday, October 18th, from 5 PM to 8 PM, at Lawrence Park. This popular event is open to everyone and will feature games, door prizes, and community fun. Armbands for games cost $15, and entering for door prizes is $5. The PTO encourages community participation and is also seeking donations for their cake walk. The festival aims to support Menlo School through fundraising. It promises to be a joyful evening celebrating community spirit and the fall season.
Speak Life, a dedicated special needs support group, is joining forces with Spring Creek Baptist Church to present the “Path of Praise” event, a celebration designed for all ages and abilities. Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 25th, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Chattooga County Civic Center in Summerville.
This inclusive event promises a festive atmosphere with something for everyone. The “Path of Praise” is for the entire community.
For those with questions, the organizers invite you to reach out via email at speaklifespecialneeds@outlook.com. Additionally, an opportunity to connect with the Speak Life team will be available at the Chattooga Transition Fair on October 24th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, held at Chattooga High School.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Northwest Georgia Regional Cancer Coalition (NWGRCC) is issuing a vital reminder to women across the region: schedule your mammograms. The organization is particularly emphasizing the importance of regular screenings for women over the age of 40.
The Summerville Parks and Recreation Department has been recognized by the Georgia Recreation and Park Association (GRPA) as the District 5 – Class B Agency of the Year. This prestigious award highlights the department’s outstanding achievement, professionalism, and continued progress in serving the Summerville community through parks and recreation programs.
A response involving multiple fire departments successfully put out a fully involved fire at an abandoned mobile home on Plum Street in Trion early this morning.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, October 16, 2025:
Northwest Georgia is experiencing a dominant high-pressure system, but a shift is on the horizon. After a final warm burst, a new system is expected to bring rain chances, followed by a substantial drop in temperatures.
Chattooga High School’s welding students secured both the first and second place titles at the recent Welding Warm-Up Competition hosted by CHS Welding on Monday of this week. The event, held at the Polk College and Career Academy, brought together nearly 25 aspiring welders from across Northwest Georgia for a day of intense skill-building competition.
Georgians head to the polls this November for an election that will decide two seats on the powerful Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC). The outcome of these races holds significant implications for Georgia Power’s future operations, customer rates, and the state’s energy landscape, with key issues ranging from a newly enacted base rate freeze to the allocation of costs for burgeoning data centers.
