Trion High School is gearing up for the 2025 football season and has announced the sale of season passes and reserved seats for fans. Starting on Monday, August 11, 2025, through Friday, August 15, 2025, reserved seat holders from the previous year will have the opportunity to purchase their same seats. After this period, all seats will be made available to the public.

The cost of a reserved seat is $110.00, which includes entry into each regular season home game and a seat in the reserved section. Fans interested in purchasing reserved seats are encouraged to visit the high school office during the designated timeframe.

For those who prefer a more affordable option, the cost for a season pass will be $45.00. This pass includes entry into each regular season home game. Season pass holders will not have reserved seating but will have access to general admission seating.

Trion High School encourages fans to come to the high school office to purchase their season passes and reserved seats. The school looks forward to a successful and exciting football season, with the support of its dedicated fan base.

The Chattooga County Extension Office is urging Georgians to be vigilant as reports of the invasive Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) are rapidly increasing across the state. This visually striking, yet highly destructive, insect poses a significant and growing threat to Georgia’s vital agricultural industry and natural landscapes.

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Summerville Police are investigating a theft reported this week where numerous high-value electronics and jewelry were stolen from a shed at an old residential address.

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Former DeKalb County CEO and Georgia Labor Commissioner Mike Thurmond has officially thrown his hat into the ring for Georgia Governor, becoming the latest Democrat to enter what is shaping up to be a highly competitive race for the state’s highest office.

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Once again this year, the Chattooga County Agricultural Fair is set to host one of its most anticipated events: the annual Youth Poultry Show and Auction. This popular tradition highlights months of dedication and hard work from local 4-H and FFA students, culminating in an evening that celebrates agricultural education and provides a significant reward for young participants.

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Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, August 7, 2025:

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Residents of Chattooga County and Northwest Georgia can look forward to a stretch of warm, mostly sunny weather through the weekend, with daytime highs consistently in the mid-80s. While drier air will keep precipitation chances low for the immediate future, a gradual increase in shower activity is expected by Sunday and into early next week.

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The City of Summerville is preparing for a Special Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, to fill the unexpired term of City Council Seat #3. The election comes after Rickey Hughes vacated the position to announce his bid for Summerville Mayor.

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A 17-year-old Armuchee resident is facing charges in connection with an accidental shooting that occurred recently on Cordle Drive, leaving a juvenile injured. Malakahi Israel Melendez, 17, has been charged with reckless conduct and possession of a pistol by someone under the age of 18 following the incident. According to an arrest warrant issued in the case, Melendez allegedly pointed a loaded .22 caliber pistol at a juvenile. The firearm subsequently discharged, striking the victim in the leg. The warrant further states that authorities discovered two other firearms, both .45 caliber handguns, in Melendez’s vehicle at the time of the investigation. Melendez was reportedly booked into custody following the charges. The condition of the juvenile victim has not been released.

Often overshadowed by manufacturing or retail trade in terms of total employment, agriculture stands as a quiet but potent cornerstone of Chattooga County, Georgia’s economy. Far from a peripheral industry, the sector generates substantial revenue, utilizes vast land resources, and underpins a diverse range of commodities, proving its vital role in the county’s financial well-being.

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