West Washington Street To Close Monday For Sewer Line Replacement

A section of West Washington Street in Summerville will be closed Monday, October 19, while city crews work to replace a sewer line.

Summerville City Manager Jason Winters told WZQZ News on Friday that the city will be replacing a sewer line in the area.

According to a notice issued by the City of Summerville, West Washington Street will be closed to through traffic between Sunset Drive and Raymond Street from 8:30 AM until 4 PM Monday.

Motorists are encouraged to plan alternate routes and allow additional travel time during the closure.

The city says the work is part of its efforts to maintain municipal utilities. Drivers are urged to use caution around the work area.

Handgun Reported Stolen From Pickup Truck In Summerville

Summerville Police are investigating the reported theft of a handgun from a pickup truck parked at a residence on Kelly Street.

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Deadline To Request Absentee Ballots For November Election Approaching

Chattooga County voters planning to cast absentee ballots in the November 3 General Election have until Friday, October 23, to submit their applications.

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Sequoyah Quilt Show Continues Today At Historic Summerville Depot

The 13th Annual Sequoyah Quilt Show continues today, Sunday, October 18, at the historic Summerville Depot, giving residents and visitors another opportunity to enjoy beautiful handmade quilts, traditional craftsmanship and special demonstrations.

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Georgia Firearms Deer Hunting Season Opened Saturday

Georgia’s firearms deer hunting season opened yesterday, Saturday, October 17, bringing thousands of hunters into the woods across Chattooga County and the rest of the state.

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Judge Hise Reports Hundreds Of Felony Cases Handled In Chattooga County Superior Court

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Chattooga County Superior Court has handled 379 felony cases during four weeks of criminal court proceedings, according to an update released by Superior Court Judge Melissa Gifford-Hise. The report also outlines improvements to courthouse security and repairs to several areas of the Chattooga County Courthouse.

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Arrest Report – Saturday – October 17, 2026

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, October 17, 2026:

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Cooler Temperatures And Gusty Winds Arrive In Chattooga County This Weekend

A strong cold front has brought a significant change in the weather to Chattooga County, with much cooler temperatures, gusty winds and dry conditions expected throughout the weekend.

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Chattooga And Trion Fall In Friday Night Football Action

Both Chattooga County high school football teams suffered losses Friday night, October 16, as the Chattooga Indians fell to the Dade County Wolverines at home and the Trion Bulldogs saw their five-game winning streak come to an end on the road against Bowdon.

The Chattooga Indians returned to the Little Big Horn in Summerville Friday night following an open week, but the Dade County Wolverines came away with a commanding 54-14 victory.

Chattooga entered Friday night’s contest hoping to build on its 38-22 Homecoming victory over Gordon Central on October 2, which gave the Indians their first win of the season.

The loss drops Chattooga to 1-6 overall and 1-2 in Region 7-AA competition.

Meanwhile, the Trion Bulldogs traveled to Bowdon Friday night riding a five-game winning streak, but the Bowdon Red Devils brought that streak to an end with a 34-7 victory.

Trion entered the matchup following an impressive 50-0 shutout of Greenville last week in its region opener. Friday night’s loss drops the Bulldogs to 6-2 overall and 1-1 in Region 7-A competition.

Both Chattooga and Trion will look to regroup as the regular season continues, with teams competing for postseason positioning.

Next Friday, October 23, Chattooga travels to Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe, while Trion returns home to face Manchester.

Major Donation Helps CRC Chattooga Reach $262,000 Roof Replacement Goal

A major donation from a local foundation has helped CRC Chattooga reach its fundraising goal for a much-needed roof replacement, marking an important milestone for the community organization.

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