
Trion City Schools is inviting generations of former Bulldog football players, coaches and support staff to return to Trion next Friday night for a special celebration recognizing the football program’s historic 600th all-time victory.

Trion City Schools is inviting generations of former Bulldog football players, coaches and support staff to return to Trion next Friday night for a special celebration recognizing the football program’s historic 600th all-time victory.

A Summerville woman was arrested Thursday evening following an altercation involving two women at the Ingles grocery store on Rome Boulevard.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has announced a $150,000 donation from Georgia Power to support improvements at the Go Fish Education Center in Perry, Georgia.

Georgia residents receiving unemployment benefits could face additional weekly job-search requirements under a proposed federal rule announced by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Farmers and agricultural landowners in Chattooga County and across Northwest Georgia are being reminded that ballots for the 2026 USDA Farm Service Agency county committee elections must be returned by December 7.

With the holiday shopping season getting underway, the United States Postal Service is encouraging Chattooga County residents to plan ahead for Christmas deliveries while taking precautions against package theft and fraudulent delivery notifications.

Chattooga County property owners are being reminded that the payment deadline for 2026 property taxes is approaching, with bills due December 11.

With colder temperatures arriving in Northwest Georgia, Chattooga County residents who need help paying their winter heating bills are being reminded that Georgia’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, commonly known as LIHEAP, is preparing to begin accepting applications for the 2026–2027 heating season.

Thanksgiving break is approaching for students across Chattooga County and surrounding school systems, with most area schools preparing to close for the holiday beginning Monday, November 23.

The Summerville Police Department is investigating a scam in which a local woman reported losing nearly $1,500 after receiving a telephone call from someone claiming to represent Georgia Power.