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Debate Grows Over Expanding Georgia’s School Cellphone Ban to High Schools

Thursday, November 13

The debate over whether Georgia should expand its school cellphone ban to high schools is gaining momentum as lawmakers prepare for the next legislative session. A statewide ban already took effect this school year for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. During a hearing on... Read More.

CONSUMER ALERT: State Officials Warn of Dangerous Synthetic Opioids Flooding Georgia Gas Stations

Thursday, November 13

November 13, 2025 Attorney General Chris Carr is urging Georgians to be on high alert as dangerous synthetic opioid products continue to appear in gas stations, vape shops, and convenience stores throughout the state. The products, often marketed misleadingly as natural kratom, contain high concentrations... Read More.

Pilgrim’s Breaks Ground on New $400 Million Prepared Foods Facility in Walker County

Thursday, November 13

Pilgrim’s officially broke ground today on its new $400 million prepared foods facility in Walker County, following the company’s announcement of the investment in July. Once fully operational, the facility is expected to create up to 630 jobs and will produce a wide range of... Read More.

Catoosa County man convicted of recording himself sexually abusing his child, receives 50 year sentence

Thursday, November 13

On September 24th, a Catoosa County jury convicted John Christian Collier for bringing his child to his house so that he could film the child nude, after a three-day trial before Superior Court Judge Don Thompson. Collier, 35, was convicted on 16 counts of sexually related... Read More.

Georgia Northwestern Technical College Announces Job Openings Across Multiple Campuses

Thursday, November 13

Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) is currently seeking qualified candidates to join its team, with several full-time and part-time positions available across multiple campuses. The college is hiring for both instructional and support roles, offering opportunities for professionals in education, maintenance, and custodial services. Part-Time Openings:... Read More.

UPDATE: Missing Teen Found Safe

Thursday, November 13

Walker County authorities report that 16-year-old Leah Elizabeth Jenkins, who was reported missing late Sunday night, has been found safe. According to the Walker County Sheriff’s Office, Jenkins was located on Tuesday morning and is now safe with her family. Officials expressed gratitude to the public... Read More.

Trion Community to Honor the Life and Legacy of Superintendent Dr. Phil Williams

Wednesday, November 12

The Trion community will come together this weekend to celebrate the life of Dr. Phil Williams, the Superintendent of Trion City Schools, who passed away recently. A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, November 16, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Trion... Read More.

Community Rallies to Support Millican Family After Deadly Fire

Wednesday, November 12

Local businesses and residents are coming together this week to support the Millican family following the tragic house fire that claimed the life of LaFayette High School teacher John Millican III and left his wife and two young children seriously injured. A community fundraiser is... Read More.

Driver Arrested After Hit-and-Run Crash Leaves Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Walker County

Wednesday, November 12

A woman is facing multiple charges after authorities say she caused a crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle Tuesday evening, then fled the scene on foot. According to the Georgia State Patrol, the incident happened around 6 p.m. on November 11 along GA-1/US 27... Read More.

Layoffs and Reduced Hours Hit Qcells Plants in Dalton and Cartersville

Tuesday, November 11

Hundreds of workers at Qcells’ Georgia manufacturing plants in Dalton and Cartersville are being affected by temporary layoffs and reduced hours as the company struggles with component delays at U.S. ports. Qcells, a South Korean solar manufacturer and subsidiary of Hanwha Solutions, announced Friday that... Read More.

Walker County Officer Injured in Fort Oglethorpe Crash

Tuesday, November 11

A Walker County officer was injured in a crash Monday morning in Fort Oglethorpe. The accident happened around 8 a.m. on Battlefield Parkway near the Steak ‘n Shake and Chick-fil-A. According to news reports, Social Security Officer Richard Williams was involved in a collision with... Read More.

State Election Audit Set to Begin This Week

Tuesday, November 11

The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office will begin an audit of the November 4 elections this week. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is scheduled to hold a press conference at the Georgia State Capitol on Wednesday at 3 p.m. to officially kick off the process.... Read More.

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Debate Grows Over Expanding Georgia’s School Cellphone Ban to High Schools

CONSUMER ALERT: State Officials Warn of Dangerous Synthetic Opioids Flooding Georgia Gas Stations

Pilgrim’s Breaks Ground on New $400 Million Prepared Foods Facility in Walker County

Catoosa County man convicted of recording himself sexually abusing his child, receives 50 year sentence

Georgia Northwestern Technical College Announces Job Openings Across Multiple Campuses

UPDATE: Missing Teen Found Safe

Trion Community to Honor the Life and Legacy of Superintendent Dr. Phil Williams

Community Rallies to Support Millican Family After Deadly Fire

Driver Arrested After Hit-and-Run Crash Leaves Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Walker County

Layoffs and Reduced Hours Hit Qcells Plants in Dalton and Cartersville

Walker County Officer Injured in Fort Oglethorpe Crash

State Election Audit Set to Begin This Week

Local/Regional News

Authorities Seek Public’s Help After Dog Dumped in Rossville

LIHEAP Heating Assistance Now Open as Cold Weather Sets In

UPDATE: Ringgold teen Jenna Brooke Vanhoff has been located.

Walker County Man Receives Life Sentences After Conviction For Raping And Molesting Family Members