Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Monday, August 11, 2025:
The Summerville City Council will meet tonight at City Hall at 5 PM to discuss important capital purchases and policy changes regarding the city’s infrastructure. Residents can join a public Q&A session at 4:30 PM. Key agenda items include purchasing new police vehicles, a grapple loader for road maintenance, and aerators for the Water Treatment Plant. Proposed changes to the employee policy manual and an intergovernmental agreement with Trion will also be discussed. Attendees are encouraged to provide public comments after the meeting. You can see an agenda for tonight’s meeting below:
The long-awaited renovation of the historic Tooga Theater in downtown Summerville is moving forward, with Chattooga County Commissioner Andy Allen announcing a critical step towards securing federal funding for the project. The county has issued a “Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact” and an “Intent to Request Release of Funds,” initiating a public comment period before final funding requests are submitted.
According to a report released this past Friday by the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office, a Summerville man was arrested August 1st after allegedly causing a public disturbance on Maplewood Drive, prompting calls from concerned neighbors.
With Republican Governor Brian Kemp term-limited, the 2026 Georgia gubernatorial election is already attracting a competitive field of candidates from both major parties, setting the stage for what promises to be a closely watched race.
Chattooga County Schools are actively recruiting dedicated individuals to fill various substitute roles, including substitute teachers, school food service workers, and custodians, to ensure the continued smooth operation and support of its educational environment.
The Town of Lyerly has officially announced the dates for its 2025 General Election, inviting residents to cast their votes for Mayor and two Town Council seats. The election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with candidate qualifying set to open in August 2025.
Georgians are facing high electricity bills due to several factors like hot summers, high fuel costs, and costly infrastructure projects. Despite the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) freezing Georgia Power’s base rates until at least 2028, this decision has led to significant debate among consumer advocates and clean energy supporters.
A multi-agency traffic safety checkpoint conducted in Chattooga County resulted in the arrest of a local man on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol. John William Silvers, 40, was taken into custody after sheriff’s deputies and assisting officers observed signs of impairment and located an open alcoholic beverage in his vehicle.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriffs Office for Sunday, August 10, 2025: