
Nine food service establishments in Chattooga County received health inspections during the second half of October, with eight earning perfect scores of 100.

Nine food service establishments in Chattooga County received health inspections during the second half of October, with eight earning perfect scores of 100.

A Chattooga County school bus driver previously arrested after a child was dragged by a school bus in Summerville is now facing a felony charge following the completion of an investigation by the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office.

Chattooga High School’s final regular-season football game against Christian Heritage has been moved from Friday, November 6, to Thursday, November 5, because of a shortage of available game officials.

A nonprofit organization that provides clothing and other essentials to children in foster care is preparing to open a new location in Summerville and is asking the community for help getting everything ready.

Georgia motorists now have the option of showing a digital driver’s license or state identification card during traffic stops and other interactions with the Georgia State Patrol.

The Town of Trion is proposing a property tax increase for 2026, despite plans to lower the town’s millage rate from last year.

Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) will host a series of open houses throughout November at all six of its campuses, giving prospective students and their families an opportunity to explore educational programs, tour facilities and meet faculty and staff.

The City of Summerville is inviting veterans and the community to take part in a Veterans Day parade and luncheon on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, honoring the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
The Veterans Day parade will begin at 10 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, also known as Dowdy Park, in downtown Summerville. Participants are asked to assemble at 9:30 a.m.
The parade will travel from Veterans Memorial Park to Commerce Street before returning to the park.
Golf carts and vehicles will be available for veterans who would like to participate but prefer not to walk the parade route.
Following the parade, veterans are invited to a special luncheon at the Chattooga County Memorial Home beginning at 11:45 a.m.
The City of Summerville encourages residents to come out and show their appreciation for the sacrifices and service of local veterans.
The annual observance provides an opportunity for the community to recognize those who have served their country and thank them for their dedication and commitment.

Today, Sunday, November 1, is Georgia Retired Educators Day, an annual observance recognizing the contributions of retired teachers, administrators and other education professionals throughout the state.

Chattooga County Schools have several important dates coming up in November, including a parent conference day, the district spelling bee and Thanksgiving break.
According to the school system’s calendar, Wednesday, November 11, will be a half-day for students, with the remainder of the school day designated for parent-teacher conferences.
The conferences will give parents and teachers an opportunity to discuss students’ academic progress, classroom performance and any areas where additional support may be needed. Parents should watch for information from their children’s schools regarding conference arrangements and early dismissal times.
The following day, Thursday, November 12, the school system will hold its district spelling bee at Lyerly Elementary School. The competition begins at 6 PM and will feature student spellers competing for district recognition.
Looking ahead to the Thanksgiving holiday, Chattooga County Schools will be closed November 24 through November 27 for Thanksgiving break. With the district’s regular four-day school week, students will return to classes on Tuesday, December 1.
Parents and students are encouraged to keep these dates in mind as they make plans for November.