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College Resource & Information Fair set for Feb. 27
To help students pursue post-secondary education options, Harvesting Scholars will present its inaugural College Resource & Information Fair Feb. 27. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at the Cartersville Civic Center, 435 W. Main … more
2 Bartow residents killed in Dalton wreck
According to the Georgia State Patrol, two Bartow County residents died Thursday in a three-vehicle wreck on Interstate 75 in Dalton.Cody Angel, 23, of Rydal, and William Clegg, 36, of Adairsville, … more
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Identity released of man found dead in Walmart parking lot
The identity has been released of the man found dead Tuesday afternoon inside a car outside Walmart in Cartersville. Bartow County Coroner Joel Guyton said the man has been identified as 26-year-old Jordan Fontana of Canton. Guyton said … more
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Taylor tentatively adopts higher county millage rates
Millage rate is the amount per $1,000 used to calculate taxes on property. Millage rates are most often used to determine personal property taxes — millage is multiplied by the total taxable value of the property. One mill represents $1 in tax per … more
Chattahoochee Tech’s SFS executive director talks financial aid on Capitol Hill
Jody Darby’s recent trip to Washington, D.C., served a twofold purpose: to help him grow professionally as a leader and to allow him to express his views on student financial aid to Congress during Capitol Hill Day. The executive director of … more
Library offering 2nd course in Scottish country dancing
Now living in Portland, Oregon, Wallis Smith-Owens, is looking forward to being back home in Cartersville and celebrating Hanukkah with her mother. “Since moving to Portland after college, I don’t always get to spend Hanukkah with family,” … more
Agriculture commissioner tours AHS program
Georgia’s agriculture commissioner seemed impressed by what he saw during his tour of Adairsville High School Thursday morning. Commissioner Gary W. Black visited the Georgia Grown Test Kitchen school to speak to agriculture and art students … more
17-year-old dies from gunshot wound
An autopsy is planned by the Georgia Bureau of Investigations’ Medical Examiner’s Office. No charges have been filed in the incident. more
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Harbin Clinic to offer flu shot clinics
Flu season isn’t far away, and Harbin Clinic is offering its patients a chance get their flu shots in a quick, easy way. Harbin Clinic Family Medicine Cartersville and Harbin Clinic Pediatrics Cartersville at 150 Gentilly Blvd. will be hosting … more
Local colleges react to veto of campus carry bill
Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed a bill Tuesday that would’ve allowed licensed gun owners to carry their weapons on college campuses. House Bill 859, known as the campus carry bill, would have amended the Official Code of Georgia Annotated to give … more
After 20-year wait, a Cassville man gets a pony for his birthday...sort of
For years, Al Richards has asked for two things for his birthday and Christmas. more
Bartow Carver Park’s historical significance takes center stage
Inviting area residents to travel “back to the beach,” Keep Bartow Beautiful’s staff will deliver the presentation “Remembering George Washington Carver State Park” on Thursday. Starting at 7 p.m., the lecture will take place at the Bartow … more
Life for Jim Pinkard is centered in Adairsville
For the past three decades, everything in Jim Pinkard's life has been based in Adairsville.He's lived there, retired from the post office there, opened a diner there, pastors a church there and works … more
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