Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday, June 14, 2024:
At Monday’s Summerville City Council meeting, council members heard from the city manager that the cost to treat waste water coming from the Mohawk plant at the city’s industrial park is costing about 40% more than the current surcharge that Mohawk is assessed each month on their water bill. Recently, repairs were made to a sewer line at the plant. The city asked Mohawk if they would participate in the cost of replacing the line, which Mohawk declined. Council members told WZQZ News that the surcharge for treating Mohawk’s wastewater is reviewed every four years and the last time the assessment was done was in 2020. In the end, the council voted to increase the surcharge to cover the increased costs in a 2-1 vote with Councilman Rickey Hughes voting against the measure. Councilman Joe Money abstained from voting since he is employed by Mohawk Industries.
Today is the last day to vote early in the runoff elections being held in Chattooga County. Residents who voted on the Republican ticket in the General Primary Election, or those who did not vote at all, can request a Republican ballot and vote in the race for Chattooga County Coroner between Jeremy “Big Mac” McElhaney and Savanna McGill.
Yesterday, a Ridgewood Circle resident came to the Summerville Police Department to report the theft of a cell phone. The complainant told police that a woman and her son had came to his residence to look at some puppies he had for sale. While there, a cell phone turned up missing. The complainant confronted the woman and her son about the missing cell phone, but they denied taking it. A report was filed concerning the incident.
A thirty-one-year-old Floyd County man, who is said to be a gang member, is facing multiple charges in connection with robberies and assaults that occurred two years ago. Joshua Nathaniel Danforth of Shannon shot a 73-year-old woman in the shoulder and took her purse containing $1,200.
At Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) recent Open House for its Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program, prospective students toured the facilities, met instructors and learned about program entry requirements, course scheduling and admissions testing.
On Thursdaay, the first day of their economic development mission to the Republic of Korea, Governor Brian P. Kemp was joined by First Lady Marty Kemp in touring the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
With the daily highs going from delightful to detestable in northwest Georgia, it’s time for people who play or work outdoors – especially seniors and young children – to take some steps to keep from being beaten by the heat.
Family members of the victim of an unsolved Chattooga County murder case from 1986 are planning to hold a candlelight vigil on June 22nd to honor her life and promote awareness about the cold case. Annette Campbell Dodd was was last seen in Summerville on April 19, 1986. Her husband at the time stated they had arrived home together at 1:00 a.m and when he woke up the next morning she was gone. She left her car, wallet and Social Security card behind but her driver’s license disappeared with her. Multiple searches for Mrs. Dodd were conducted in the county at the time but no trace of the victim was ever found. Authorities suspected foul play but an arrest was never made. Annette has never been heard from again.
According to a Facebook page organized by the victim’s family about the case, the daughter of the victim is organizing an event that will begin in the Ingle’s parking lot at 6:15pm on June 22nd.. A candlelight vigil and prayer will be held in the Ingles parking lot and then the group will walk peacefully to the house in Summerville where the victim was living at the time of her disappearance. More details can be found on the Facebook page dedicated to Annette’s case and memory at https://www.facebook.com/bring.annette.home.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Annette Cambell Dodd, the family asks that you contact the Chattooga County Sheriff’s office.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, June 13, 2024: