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Acworth resident Peggy Martin speaks in favor of the proposed Allatoona Overlay District at Monday evening's Bartow County Planning Commission meeting.
Allatoona Overlay District gets OK from planning commission
The Bartow County Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a request from the County government to create a new overlay district in the southernmost portion of Bartow at Monday … more
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The Rev. Khyri Rogers, left, speaks to parents about "Hidden Secrets in Music" at a previous Youth Explosion.
Youth Explosion to provide tools for success Saturday
Providing participants an opportunity to “grow and learn,” Youth Explosion will return to Cartersville Saturday. Ongoing from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the 11th annual event will feature workshops and … more
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Woodland High rising senior Dallas Adams, left in dark jacket and tan pants, taps the Liberty Bell during a Fourth of July ceremony in Philadelphia. The 17-year-old is a direct descendant of Declaration of Independence signer Thomas Heyward Jr.
Descendant of Declaration signer gets to tap Liberty Bell on July 4
One Bartow County family got to spend America’s birthday in just about the most patriotic place imaginable.Woodland High rising senior Dallas Adams and his family spent Independence Day weekend in … more
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Edgar Moore, or "E" as he is known by thousands of Cartersville and Bartow County residents, and who serves the CHS football, basketball, and baseball teams as manager, celebrated his 30th anniversary of employment at the Cartersville Church Street Burger King on Monday, and Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini proclaimed the day "Edgar Moore Day" in Cartersville.
KING FOR A DAY: Edgar Moore celebrates 30th anniversary at Burger King.
Adairsville High Future Business Leaders of America members, from left, Kylie Clay, Emma Martin and Avery McDowell attended the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas, June 28-July 3, where Martin and McDowell competed in the Digital Video Production category.
Adairsville FBLA students compete in San Antonio
It may not have gone the way they wanted, but two Adairsville High Future Business Leaders of America members experienced an event not every FBLA member gets to experience.  After coming in … more
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Horton Outdoor is seeking a zoning variance to construct a digital billboard within the City of Cartersville along the intersection of U.S. 41 and Felton Road.
City, County, still seeking intergovernmental billboard policy
In April, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor suggested that officials from the County government meet with officials from Bartow’s municipal governments to iron out some streamlined, … more
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Euharlee Food Truck Friday continues with Party of 5ive July 12
In its fourth month, 2019’s Euharlee Food Truck Friday will continue with Party of 5ive July 12. The concert will be presented from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at Frankie Harris Park, 175 Covered Bridge … more
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Longtime local attorney Jeffrey A. Watkins is set to be sworn in as the Cherokee Judicial Circuit's newest judge at a ceremony at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta on July 10.
Watkins to be sworn in as new judge July 10
Considering the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center is literally across the street from his old law firm, Jeffrey A. Watkins won’t be traveling too far to start his next job as the … more
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Carterville Mayor Matt Santini presides over Tuesday's city council meeting.
Cartersville City Council approves 200 acre-plus Carter Grove rezoning
The Cartersville City Council, with members Kari Hodge and Jayce Stepp absent, voted unanimously to approve a Florida-based developer’s request to rezone more than 212 acres along Belmont Drive at … more
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Marsha and Stephen Revard, principal of Cass High School, enjoy a gelato at the Piazza Navonna, where the ancient Romans held chariot races, during their trip to Italy, France and Spain.
BCSS employees take same cruise of a lifetime but never run into each other
What are the odds that two groups of co-workers would be on the same cruise ship at the same time with cabins on the same deck and never see each other?If you’re Stephen Revard, Dot Frasier and … more
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Mandy Perry
BARTOW BIO: Perry finds ‘rewarding career’ with Blood Assurance
As Blood Assurance's community liaison for Cartersville and Bartow County, Mandy Perry is underscoring the need for area residents to partner with the regional blood center.“I joined the Blood … more
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A rising Cartersville Elementary School third-grader, Brody Parker is awaiting a heart transplant.
Cartersville 9-year-old seeks heart transplant
Praying their son’s “story will continue to inspire and point others to Christ,” Danny and Courtney Parker are grateful to their Cartersville community for its unwavering support. Known for his … more
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Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter Executive Director Jessica Mitcham said the local nonprofit has plans to open a new facility off Townsley Drive — pending changes are made to the City of Cartersville's Code of Ordinances.
New homeless shelter eyed for Townsley Drive
Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter looks to open a new facility off Townsley Drive later this year — but before that can happen, the nonprofit has to clear a few hurdles at City Hall.At a Cartersville … more
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Anita Deloras Adams, of Kingston, pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated cruelty to animals in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning.
Kingston woman gets 5 years probation for killing cat
A Kingston woman who killed a cat by twisting its neck was sentenced to five years on probation in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning. Anita Deloras Adams entered a negotiated plea of guilty … more
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Keep Bartow Beautiful Executive Director Sheri Henshaw, left, and Katie Gobbi, director of the Euharlee Welcome Center & History Museum, discuss Henshaw's upcoming presentation on the Bartow County African-American Heritage Trail. The Euharlee Covered Bridge, pictured, is one of two sites in Euharlee on the trail.
African-American Heritage Trail takes center stage at Euharlee Historical Society's annual meeting July 13
With the city featuring two sites on the driving tour, Euharlee Historical Society's annual meeting will highlight the Bartow County African-American Heritage Trail July 13. The gathering will … more
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