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

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

The City of Summerville is advising residents that access to portions of Summerville Cemetery will be limited beginning today, Monday, November 2, as scheduled tree maintenance gets underway.
City officials say certain sections of the cemetery may be temporarily blocked or inaccessible while crews carry out the work.
Residents planning to visit gravesites are encouraged to use caution and be aware of maintenance crews and equipment operating in the area.
The work is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to maintain the safety and appearance of the cemetery.
Visitors should be prepared for temporary restrictions in areas where tree maintenance is taking place.
The City of Summerville appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation while the work is completed.

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.

The Northwest Georgia Area Agency on Aging will hold a public hearing in Summerville tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3, to gather input on services needed by older residents throughout Northwest Georgia.
The hearing will begin at 2 PM at the Chattooga County Library, located at 360 Farrar Drive in Summerville.
The meeting is one of six public hearings scheduled across the agency’s 15-county service area during November. Information gathered during the hearings will help guide future planning for programs and services supporting older adults.
Residents, caregivers, family members and others interested in services for the aging population are encouraged to participate.
The Northwest Georgia Area Agency on Aging operates as a division of the Northwest Georgia Regional Commission and serves Chattooga County along with 14 other Northwest Georgia counties.
Additional hearings are scheduled in Dade, Gilmer, Floyd, Gordon and Walker counties later this month.
The public hearing is open to all interested residents.

With another major road construction project set to begin on Taylor’s Ridge, it’s a reminder that keeping roads open and passable across the mountain has been a challenge for generations. In fact, long before the Georgia Department of Transportation existed, Chattooga County residents were required to help maintain the roads themselves.

Trion High School pitcher Hartley Staton made history during the Georgia High School Association Class A State Softball Championships in Columbus, recording 25 strikeouts in a single game and surpassing the previous Class A tournament record of 23.

The Chattooga County Historical Society has unveiled its 2026 collectible Christmas ornament, featuring one of the county’s oldest surviving landmarks — the historic Trion Railroad Bridge.

The Town of Trion has announced changes to its regular Town Council meeting schedule for November and December.
Trion Town Clerk Missy Duncan confirmed to WZQZ Radio that the November Town Council meeting has been moved to Thursday, November 12, 2026, while the December meeting will be held Thursday, December 17, 2026.
The Trion Town Council normally meets on the fourth Thursday of each month, with a workshop beginning at 6 PM and the regular council meeting following.
Under the town’s regular schedule, the November meeting would have fallen on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, while the December meeting would have been scheduled for Christmas Eve, December 24.
The revised dates move both meetings ahead of their regularly scheduled dates during the holiday season.
Town Council meetings are held in the Town Hall Conference Room at 1220 Pine Street in Trion.
Residents planning to attend either meeting should make note of the changes. Additional information is available by contacting Trion Town Hall at 706-734-2332.

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.