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Annual LaFayette Fly-In And Cruise-In Is Planned Tomorrow

The annual City of LaFayette Fly-In and Cruise-In has been scheduled from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday at LaFayette Regional Airport. Admission is free. There will be free airplane rides for ages 8 to 17 and free inflatable bouncers for children. There will also be helicopter and bi-wing plane rides available for purchase. Lunch…

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Summerville Police Reports . . .

Joseph Eleam, of Summerville, said a local businessman was harassing him and a female friend who lives on Elm Street too, according to Summerville Police reports. “Mr. Eleam stated that [this businessman] had followed them from his work and made several trips up and down the roadway in front of the residence,” Officer Lebron Jackson…

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Drug Task Force Commander Says Meth Distributor Stopped

A multi-county methamphetamine operation has been halted, according to Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit Drug Task Force Commander DeWayne Brown. Danny Kerdell Smith, of Rossville, and 12 others were arrested yesterday by drug agents. The drug network included people in Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd and Walker counties, according to Brown. It was part of a three-month…

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Drug Agents Halt The Flushing Of Evidence In Toilet

Quick reacting drug agents stopped people from flushing evidence at 192 Stevens Street on Sept. 11, according to Summerville Detective Ty Hutchins. Police and the Lookout Mountain Joint Drug Task Force suspected that drugs and guns were being stored for a gang out of California. An anonymous source pinpointed the culprits as Jahari “Jack” McCutchins…

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(Photos) Trion Gas Station Destroyed During Early Morning Fire

UPDATE: All lanes of Hwy. 27 in Trion at the Benny’s #1 gas station fire are open. Travel northbound and southbound is back to normal. From  Chattooga County Sheriff Mark Schrader:Highway 27 at the Selman Drive Entrance is still blocked. No traffic is allowed through because of fire hoses across the highway still may be…

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