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Instagramable art pops up in Friendship Plaza
Excited to take part in downtown Cartersville's "public arts movement," Mary Ann Henry was busy Thursday painting angel wings in Friendship Plaza."Mary Ann is painting what we at the DDA are … more
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New CCSS app puts school info at parents', teachers' fingertips
Parents and teachers in the Cartersville City School System have all the information and resources they need about their students literally at their fingertips. On Sept. 4, the school district … more
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Coomer a candidate for Supreme Court seat
House Majority Whip Christian Coomer of Cartersville was named Wednesday as a candidate to fill a vacancy on the Georgia Supreme Court created by Justice Harris Hines' retirement.Coomer's was one of … more
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Kingston becomes a Purple Heart City
The Kingston City Council voted Monday to approve a proclamation proclaiming Kingston a Purple Heart City. "This is to honor those who have served our country," Mayor Elbert "Chuck" Wise said. … more
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3 Bartow students named to state advisory council
Bartow County will have more representation than ever before on a state-level advisory board. Eighth-graders Addison Payne from Woodland Middle and Brett Lance from Adairsville Middle and junior … more
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Big Band Contractors to perform at Music by the Tracks Saturday
Known locally for performing with the Etowah Jazz Society, Saunders Jones Jr. is looking forward to introducing area residents to his second musical group at Music by the Tracks Saturday.Ongoing from … more
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Arts Festival at Rose Lawn set for this weekend
Capturing Best in Show at last year's event, Ronnie Payne and his wife, Brhonda, continue to garner accolades at the Arts Festival at Rose Lawn. Delighted to display and sell pottery at this … more
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Man jailed despite 'not guilty' verdict freed
A judge Tuesday modified a ruling he made in June — in turn, freeing a man who was initially ordered to spend three years in jail despite a Bartow County Superior Court jury finding him … more
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Cartersville Comic Con 2018 set for Saturday
Back with a new name and location, Cartersville Comic Con 2018 will be presented Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Previously known as the Northwest Georgia Comic, Horror and Toy Expo and the … more
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NSDAR prepares to celebrate Constitution Week in Bartow
Next week marks the anniversary of a monumental event in American history.Sept. 17-23 will be observed as Constitution Week, a national commemoration celebrating the 231st anniversary of the signing … more
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CTC offering certification program for drone pilots
Drone pilots who want to become certified have a chance to undergo a training program that will help them achieve their goal.Chattahoochee Technical College and CrossFlight Sky Solutions, based in … more
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GSP: Emerson man spent 5 hours throwing rocks at express lane motorists
An Emerson man has been arrested for a litany of misdemeanors after he allegedly spent five hours Monday tossing objects at motorists on the recently opened Northwest Corridor express … more
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2 Cartersville men arrested for conspiracy to distribute meth
Two Cartersville men have been arrested in West Virginia and accused of large-scale conspiracy to sell methamphetamine.Terrick Robinson, 33, and William Gregory Chappell, 31, are accused … more
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Red Top hosts hurricane evacuees
As Florence, a full-fledged Category 4 hurricane, aimed its 140 mile-an-hour winds and life-threatening storm surges at South Carolina, Lori Wilson had a feeling that she and her family needed to … more
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GHC's continuing ed launching 3 new health-career programs
Georgia Highlands College is trying to fill a severe gap in the medical field.For spring semester, the college's Center for Continuing and Professional Education will launch its Health Careers … more
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