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A large crowd marched from Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church to the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center for the 2018 National Day of Prayer ceremony.
Bartow to celebrate National Day of Prayer Thursday
Underscoring the timeliness of the celebration’s theme, Dr. Jacob T. King encourages area residents to gather Thursday for Bartow’s National Day of Prayer. Drawing hundreds of worshippers each … more
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Post 42 Commander Glen Thompson addresses the attendees of the 2016 Memorial Day Ceremony at the American Legion's Carl Boyd Post 42 in Cartersville.
Veterans organizations present Memorial Day ceremonies in Cartersville
Referring to Memorial Day as a time to “reflect and remember,” Cartersville resident Glen Thompson encourages area residents to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice fighting on behalf of … more
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Glenda Gentry arranges her chrysanthemums at Stilesboro Academy in preparation for Saturday’s 106th Stilesboro Chrysanthemum Show.
History takes center stage with Saturday events
Referred to as a “beautiful, historic treasure,” the pre-Civil War Stilesboro Academy will take center stage during the 106th annual Stilesboro Chrysanthemum Show. Set for Saturday, the flower offering will be one of many events transpiring … more
Zumba Party in Pink benefit set for Saturday
Paying tribute to the late Joy Hill-Watson, the third annual Party in Pink will be presented Saturday. Ongoing from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Zumbathon benefit will take place at the John H. Morgan Gymnasium on Aubrey Street in Cartersville. “Party … more
Foundation honors county bus drivers with perfect attendance
Bartow County has some dedicated bus drivers. The Bartow Education Foundation recognized 17 county bus drivers who had from one to six years of perfect attendance Wednesday morning during their safety meeting at Cass High School. “This is a … more
Footprints on the Heart continues outreach
Continuing to offer “hope and encouragement” to those experiencing pregnancy or infant loss, Footprints on the Heart’s supporters are bustling with activity this month. “April is certainly kicking off to be a very busy month for our … more
Body discovered at grass fire site
A BCFD crew was initially dispatched to 561 Cedar Creek Road around 2:13 p.m. to a reported grass woods fire that was threatening nearby structures. Upon arrival, crews began working to extinguish the blaze. Bystanders gathered and one witness … more
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Arthen chosen as Georgia Highland College’s Academic Day representative
Theresa Arthen works full time at a senior-living facility in Kennesaw, has been pursuing her Associate of Science in nursing from Georgia Highlands College since 2013, tutors other students in anatomy and maintains a perfect 4.0 GPA. No wonder … more
Familiar face: Cartersville donor reaches benchmark after 43 years of giving
For Mary Gilreath, a college dare turned into a lifelong commitment to helping save lives through the American Red Cross. Donating blood since 1973, the Cartersville resident reached the 27-gallon mark Tuesday. “I was a freshman in college,” … more
Possible arson investigated
The Cartersville Fire and Cartersville Police departments are seeking information about a fire that broke out at 152 Jones St. in Cartersville July 6 at approximately 12:30 a.m. Cartersville Fire Marshal Mark Hathaway said in a press release that … more
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CMC generates more than $227 million
In 2014, Cartersville Medical Center in Cartersville generated more than $227,465,038 in revenue for the local and state economy, according to a recent report by the Georgia Hospital Association, the state’s largest hospital trade … more
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CHS robotics team wins state championship, moves on
This map shows an estimate of where Natalie Davis was found after having been shot Sunday.
Arrest made in Sunday shooting
 A Bartow County couple received quite a surprise Sunday when they discovered a woman lying in their garage with multiple gunshot wounds.About 3 p.m., Marsha Watkins heard her husband, Bob, … more
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Photographer Pat Henley, left, shares a laugh with her daughter Gwen Alegra, right, and her granddaughter, Katey Alegra, at Tuesday's artist reception at the Cartersville Public Library to kick off Henley's exhibit.
Photo exhibit shows Henley's rose-colored view of life
Pat Henley admits she looks at life through rose-colored glasses, but that view has led to a collection of stunning photographs from around the world. The Rossville photographer has selected 32 … more
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More than 2,000 early Christmas shoppers attended the Christmas Village Friday and Saturday at the Clarence Brown Conference Center in Cartersville. According to event coordinator Karon Mauney, the Christmas Village, featuring 82 booths, was "...a great opportunity for small businesses to showcase their products and for our guests, a wonderful time to get some holiday shopping done early."
Christmas Comes Early
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