Area News
Monday’s Arrest Report
Summerville Police Looking For Owner
The Summerville Police Department has a set of keys that were found and turned into them. If these keys belong to you, contact the police department.
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Countywide Singing Scheduled For June 30
Chesterfield Baptist Church will be hosting the Countywide 5th Sunday Night Singing for Chattooga County Churches on June 30, 2019 at 5 pm Georgia time. There will be a cookout after the singing honoring the founding of our nation. Bring food items for a cookout, chips, hot dogs, hot dog buns, soft drinks, and deserts. …
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Fence Erected After Park Fountain Is Damaged
A couple of weeks ago the City of Summerville installed a black iron fence around the Veterans water fountain in J.R. “Dick” Dowdy Park. The fountain has been vandalized and the pumps broken by children playing in it. City workers planted flowers and bushes around the fence to spruce it up.
Read MoreCASA Opens Services In Chattooga
The Lookout Mountain CASA group held a grand opening Monday morning to inaugurate their services in Chattooga County. CASA (which stands for court-appointed special advocates) is a non-profit group of volunteers who advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children once they have been removed from their homes and placed in foster care.
Read MoreOUTBREAK: Hepatitis A Strikes Chattooga
Georgia is experiencing a hepatitis A outbreak and Chattooga County is one area seeing a concentration of those cases, the state Department of Public Health said. Since January, 316 cases of hepatitis A have been identified statewide. Out of the 159 counties in Georgia, Chattooga County has 24 confirmed cases. The Northwest Georgia Public Health region,…
Read MoreWoman Cited For Tampering With Water Meter
A Summerville resident is accused of tampering with the city’s water meter to her residence, according to police reports. Glenda Georgina Smith, 66, of 355 Woodland Avenue, was cited around 9:30 a.m. Thursday, by Officer Lt. Tim Fulmer. “[Smith] had city water turned on in her name at the above incident location on May 22.…
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