The Summerville City Council is interested in when this 1895 home at 191 Northwest Congress Street is going to be cleaned or demolished. Councilman Buddy Windle says he's been asked by residents what will happen to the 2,790 square-foot home. City Building Inspector Joey Norton and Attorney Albert Palmour say they've talked with the property owner. The owner has a few weeks to decide whether he's going to renovate or demolish.

It's been almost six weeks since a trailer hauling recycled cardboard buckled near Farrar Drive. Although the cardboard was removed from the trailer, the rental company has not hauled off the damaged unit. It's still sitting behind the Farrar Drive Kangaroo Store near Marvin's Builders Supply. No one was hurt when the trailer failed to hold the 40,000 pounds of goods it was hauling.

Each day transfer trucks ship all sorts of containers up and down U.S. 27. Many of them are harmless, but some like the truck shown above, can carry deadly payloads. The anhydrous ammonia carried in this truck is a dangerous chemical. Chattooga County Emergency Management officials say if you ever see a truck, especially a tanker, leaking any gas or liquid to stay away. (Staff Photo).