
Today is Election Day in Chattooga County and across Georgia, with voters heading to the polls to decide races for governor, the United States Senate, Congress, state legislative seats and several important local ballot questions.

Today is Election Day in Chattooga County and across Georgia, with voters heading to the polls to decide races for governor, the United States Senate, Congress, state legislative seats and several important local ballot questions.

The Menlo Lions Club will be preparing its famous Brunswick stew this Friday, November 6, with proceeds going to help graduating seniors at Chattooga High School who plan to attend college next fall.
The annual-style fundraiser gives residents an opportunity to enjoy homemade Brunswick stew while supporting local students as they prepare to continue their education.
Lions Club members will prepare the stew on Friday, with orders available for pickup Saturday morning, November 7, between 7 AM and 10 AM at the Menlo School lunchroom.
The stew will be sold for $30 per gallon or $8 per quart.
Proceeds from the sale will support Chattooga High School seniors who are planning to attend college following graduation in 2027.
Anyone interested in purchasing Brunswick stew or getting additional information can contact Lee Majors at 706-862-2857 or Elaine at 706-844-2349.
The Menlo Lions Club appreciates the community’s continued support of its fundraising efforts and encourages residents to purchase stew to help local students pursue their educational goals.

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Monday, November 2, 2026:

Georgia voters will head to the polls tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3, for the 2026 General Election, with races for governor, the United States Senate, Congress and numerous state and local offices on the ballot.

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

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 Tax Commissioner Joy Hampton is reminding property owners to keep their mailing addresses updated after a large number of property tax bills were returned as undeliverable.
In a social media post, Hampton’s office shared a photograph showing a large stack of returned mail and urged residents who have moved or closed their post office boxes to notify the Chattooga County Tax Assessor’s Office.
Hampton explained that residents who need to update their mailing addresses should contact the Tax Assessor’s Office so the changes can be communicated to her office before next year’s tax bills are mailed.
The reminder is particularly important for property owners who have recently moved, changed mailing addresses or stopped using a post office box. Keeping address information current helps ensure that future property tax notices reach the correct destination.
Property owners can also look up their tax bills online at www.chattoogacountytax.com.
Residents who have not received their property tax bills are encouraged to check their information and make sure their mailing addresses are correct.

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, October 31, 2026:

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Friday, October 30, 2026:

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Thursday, October 29, 2026: