The Georgia Department of Public Health has confirmed three additional cases of measles in Macon County, bringing the state’s total to 25 confirmed cases so far in 2026.
Members of Cub Scout Pack 38 recently received a special visit from Chattooga County Sheriff Mark Schrader, who attended one of the group’s weekly meetings to talk with scouts about law enforcement, leadership and community service.
A Summerville man has been indicted by a Chattooga County grand jury on multiple sex-related charges following allegations of sexual assault and failure to comply with Georgia’s sex offender registration requirements.
Summerville Police responded to a harassment complaint Friday night, October 23, involving an ongoing family dispute at a residence on Sixth Avenue.
A northwest Georgia nonprofit organization is celebrating a successful start to its Hunters Ending Hunger initiative, which has already provided fresh ground venison to 229 families during the opening month of the season.
Helping Hands Ending Hunger Inc. announced that bow hunters have been making a significant difference by donating harvested deer to help feed families in need throughout the region.
According to the organization, the donated venison has reached 229 families in just one month, marking a first for the program.
The organization also recognized Graysen Carpenter, a sophomore at Trion High School, for supporting the effort through the Kids Helping Kids initiative.
Students and families associated with Leroy Massey Elementary School, Summerville Middle School and Rome Middle School have also benefited from the program.
Helping Hands Ending Hunger credited the success of the initiative to participating hunters, community supporters and the vision of Allison Agnew, whose encouragement helped inspire the effort.
The organization hopes to build on its early success as hunting season continues, encouraging additional participation to help provide nutritious food to families facing food insecurity.
Helping Hands Ending Hunger says the initiative demonstrates how hunters, schools and community volunteers can work together to make a difference for families across northwest Georgia.
Chattooga County residents will get an extra hour of sleep this weekend as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end early Sunday morning, November 1.
The City of Summerville is preparing for a busy holiday season, with a variety of Christmas celebrations planned throughout downtown and other locations in the city during November and December.
The Trion High School Lady Bulldogs softball team begins its quest for a state championship today as the Georgia High School Association Elite Eight tournament gets underway in Columbus.
A Summerville man has been indicted by a Chattooga County grand jury following a March domestic disturbance that resulted in allegations of false imprisonment, domestic violence and an assault on a law enforcement officer.
Registration is now open for the 2026–2027 Mat-Dog Wrestling season in Trion, offering young athletes an opportunity to learn the sport of wrestling and become part of the Bulldog wrestling family.
The program is open to boys and girls in kindergarten through eighth grade, regardless of experience level. Both beginners and returning wrestlers are encouraged to participate.
A registration event is scheduled for Monday, November 9, from 6:30 until 8 p.m. at the Trion High School Wrestling Facility.
Organizers say the program welcomes young athletes of all skill levels, providing an opportunity to develop wrestling skills and participate in the sport.
Parents interested in registering their children can use the online registration link provided by Trion Wrestling or scan the QR code on the organization’s registration flyer.
The Mat-Dog Wrestling program is preparing for another season of youth wrestling in the Trion community.