The yearly projects undertaken by the ladies of the Chattahoochee Woman’s Club recently got a little fundraising boost with the annual yard sale, hosted by the members at the woman’s club building on Morgan Avenue. A selection of antiques, toys, clothing, books, tools, games, furniture, appliances, and more were sold at the sale. The funds…
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, GENE OPHEIM, the holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: CERTIFICATE…
On April 7, 2023, the Chattahoochee Lions Club was presented two members of the community with the Easter Baskets that they won through the club’s recent raffle. The Easter Basket raffle is a major fundraiser, put on every year by the Chattahoochee Lions Club. The community members bought all of the tickets that were printed…
Antwon Harris has been employed with Chattahoochee Police Department as a dispatcher for more than 2 years (not pictured). Jack O’Brian has been employed with Chattahoochee Police Department as a dispatcher for seven months (not pictured). Christine Pelletier has been employed with Chattahoochee Police Department as a dispatcher for three months. Alfred Rogers, Jr.has been…
The Chattahoochee Lions Club held a fundraising event on Friday, March 24 at the Johnny Johnson Pavilion. From 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., supporters could purchase beef or pork sausage dogs at $5 each, prepared by Chief Cook James Moutrie. “We do a fundraiser each year,” said Lions Club Vice President Jim Folds. “Usually it’s…
The City of Chattahoochee held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 7 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting opened with an address to the city council by Chattahoochee resident Lois Emberton, who is experiencing water drainage issues on her property. Emberton expressed frustration that the city was not doing more to identify the source of the…
Chattahoochee Main Street hosted a pop-up event to promote a new bookstore in Marianna on Wednesday, March 1. Jay Player, the owner and proprietor of A New Chapter: Books and More, offered a selection of his books to the Chattahoochee Main Street office on Washington Street from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. “Today’s event is…
Something new may be coming to Chattahoochee…but it depends on the feedback that Chattahoochee Main Street receives from members of the community. In late February, the Main Street organization took to social media, asking members of the community to pitch in their thoughts and interest when it came to the concept of a community garden….
Last Sunday, over 30 children and their families passed through the door of Divine Connections Unisex Salon in Downtown Chattahoochee. The cause? Salon owner Naimah Miller, her staff, and a handful of volunteering stylists from other salons, were giving out free hair styling and cutting services to local children. “I was inspired by God,” said…
Question: ” Judge Smith, what is criminal contempt of Court? How often does it happen? What punishment does it carry?” – Zach Suppose you are a public-school teacher presenting an essential lesson to a classroom of 30 students. Suddenly, one student becomes loud and disruptive, distracting the other 29 students, who can no longer hear…
