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November 21, 2009 Cartersville, Georgia
LOCAL NEWS
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Proposed zoning change could bring jobs to Cartersville
The topic of a near 30-minute public hearing at the Cartersville City Council's Thursday meeting was a rezoning application for property at 200 Cook St., which could house a floor mat manufacturing business. -
The Pettit Preserve founder leaves educational legacy
Cartersville resident and preservationist Gay Pettit Dellinger died Wednesday at the age of 77, leaving behind an inspiring, educational legacy for future generations. -
USG approves higher fees
Students at Georgia Highlands College and colleges across the state will pay a larger mandatory fee next semester under budget measures passed by the state Board of Regents on Tuesday. -
Christmas in the Country comes to Adairsville
The city of Adairsville will celebrate Christmas in prime fashion on Friday, Dec. 4, with its annual parade and accompanying festivities. -
Dear Readers: It's time for Letters to Santa again
It's Letters to Santa time again! -
Circulars for 11/20
Circulars in the print edition for Friday, Nov. 20, include: American Profile, JC Penney, Belk -
Criminal jury trials wrap up for the week
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Circulars for 11/19
Circulars in the print edition for Thursday, Nov. 19 include: Kohl's, Lowe's, Home Depot, Hometown Mem Publishing -
Adairsville police arrest two on drug charges
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DTN hits 1,000-fan mark on Facebook
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School, district staff tour under-construction Cass High
Several Cass High School teachers and staff got their first looks Tuesday of where they will be working next year. -
Brown OKs road project near Plant Bowen
Bartow County Commissioner Clarence Brown at a public meeting Wednesday adopted an ordinance to exchange property at Plant Bowen for the construction of a new road. -
Jury finds man guilty on 4 counts in child abuse trial
A seven-woman, five-man jury issued a verdict Wednesday after about two hours of deliberation in the case of a man who had been accused of child cruelty against twin 10-month-old boys. -
Bartow County EvMS delves into energy conservation
Members of the Bartow County Environmental Management Service took an in-depth look at energy conservation for residential, commercial, industrial and governmental uses at Wednesday's quarterly meeting. -
Operation Christmas Child accepting donations
To help provide hope to suffering children across the globe, Mandi Durham is encouraging area residents to donate a gift-filled shoe box to Operation Christmas Child. -
No gun found after incident at Adairsville High
Reports of a student with a gun led Bartow County Schools employees to lock down Adairsville High School Tuesday afternoon, but law enforcement officials did not find a firearm on the reported pupil. -
Legislators speak to Bartow County constituents about five key topics
State Senator Bill Heath and State Rep. Paul Battles joined with Bartow County residents Tuesday night to discuss five areas of priority determined by the Bartow County Governmental Affairs Committee. -
Mom takes stand in child-cruelty trial involving twin boys
The mother of the twins at the center of the criminal trial of Christopher Lee Burke, 36, who is incarcerated, took the stand Tuesday in Bartow County Superior Court. Kyra Dawn Taylor, 21, also incarcerated, had pleaded guilty Monday to five counts of first-degree cruelty to children as a party to the crime. -
Loud party leads to multiple drug arrests
A report of a loud party Monday night led to three Bartow residents and a fourth person being arrested on drug charges. -
Circulars for 11/17
Circulars in the print edition for Tuesday, Nov. 17: Kohl's, Belk
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