Whitfield County government recently celebrated National County Government Week with an emphasis on the county’s “green government” efforts.
Officials encourage residents to recycle. Although curbside recycling is not offered in the county, there are four convenient locations where residents can drop recycled goods plus lead acid batteries, used motor oil, scrap tires (there is a small fee for scrap tires) and yard trimmings.
Recycling locations:
• Old Dixie Landfill — 4189 Old Dixie Highway
• McGaughey Chapel Transfer Station — 819 McGaughey Chapel Road
• MLK Jr. Transfer Station — 1924 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
• Westside Transfer Station — 2598 Landfill Road, Rocky Face
Residents will continue to see the county doing its part to go “green.” Recycling containers have been placed outside the Whitfield County Courthouse and at most of the county parks.
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Sheriff: Murders were ‘crime of passion’
Members of the media surround Whitfield Sheriff Scott Chitwood outside the jail as he gives an update about the hunt for Sonny Neal Friday. Neal is wanted in connection with the deaths of his wife and her grandfather.Matt Hamilton/The Daily Citizen
Two homicides in Dawnville early Thursday morning were a “crime of passion” and the suspect who is still on the loose is “dangerous,” Whitfield County Sheriff Scott Chitwood said at a press conference Friday afternoon.
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