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Brianna Ruff and Colleen Anich perform at the Walt Disney World Waterside Stage last month. SPECIAL
Southern Class Cloggers perform at Disney Theme Park
Since forming in 1995, the Southern Class Cloggers are becoming regulars in the Disney Performing Arts Program. The Cartersville-based group's latest appearance was July 11 in Florida's Downtown Di...
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GDOT seeks public comment on state transportation plan in open house
The Georgia Department of Transportation is inviting the public to open house meetings to discuss the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The STIP is a four-year program that specifies...
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Bartow Blotter 8-16
The following information -- names, photos, addresses, charges and other details -- was taken directly from Bartow County Sheriff's Office jail records. Not every arrest leads to a conviction, and ...
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A member of The Association of Stylists & Barbers, Melissa Porter — owner of Melissa & Co. Salon — assists Louise Frost with her makeup at the Look Good ... Feel Better program in February. SPECIAL
Melissa & Co. Salon focuses on community outreach
From the American Cancer Society to the Bartow Christmas Coalition, Melissa Porter is passionate about supporting area nonprofits. This month, her business -- Melissa & Co. Salon, 1229 Joe Frank H...
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A Cartersville police officer can often be spotted driving through Dellinger Park. SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
Headphones, lack of awareness can prove perilous when jogging
Many runners consider an iPod or mp3 player to be their best companion during a relaxing jog. Yet, Cartersville police disagree and warn of the dangers lurking beyond the headphones. "You've got to...
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Deborah Reynolds and her mother, Geraldine Tidwell, stand on the new Hardin Bridge where the old bridge, right, is still visible. They live on opposite sides of the bridge and during construction their five-minute commute extended to about 20 minutes. SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
New Hardin Bridge provides safer, more modern structure for motorists
Since opening in late spring, Hardin Bridge has simplified the lives of its surrounding residents, who had to alter their routes since the old bridge was closed in 2007. For Deborah Reynolds, Hardi...
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Cynthia Wainscott relaxes in her daughter’s greatroom, which overlooks Lake Allatoona. She says, “A mentally healthy life is enhanced by keeping stress in check and maintaining a healthy balance between work and play.” SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
BARTOW BIO — Wainscott finds her passion in the mental health field
A retired mental health educator and advocate, Cynthia Wainscott continues to volunteer for a number of local, state and national organizations. Through her efforts, she is seeking to identify and ...
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This panel truck marks the entrance to Old Car City U.S.A. in White on U.S. Highway 411. SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
Old Car City revs up new marketing campaign
Art takes time. Just ask Dean Lewis of Old Car City. Like an art curator he may direct onlookers toward vines overtaking a '50s model Buick, its graceful curves hidden by nature's verdant robe or a...
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Children take to the dance floor to the music of Adairsville-based Babe’s Bayou at Cartersville’s Downtown Summer Concert, the final for the year. Along with the end to the summer concert series, Saturday was the last Tom Clayton Memorial Car Cruize. Both events are hosted by the Cartersville Downtown Development Authority. SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
The Last Dance
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Insect repellents containing DEET or Picaridin such as Cutter Advanced, ward off mosquitoes that may carry the West Nile Virus, according to the CDC. SKIP BUTLER/The Daily Tribune News
Public health officials stress need for mosquito protection
Along with battling the sweltering heat, area residents need to reduce their exposure to mosquitoes when venturing outside. With one confirmed case and another probable occurrence of the West Nile ...
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Adairsville Police Department strengthens community involvement
The Adairsville Police Department has increased efforts to engage the community through building relationships and educating residents. In cooperation with the Bartow County Sheriff's Office, the A...
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White sets qualifying dates
Staff Report There are two White City Council seats up for election this year -- the seat occupied by Lavonda Roberts and the vacant seat left by Andy Heath. The qualifying period will be Tuesday, ...
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Health department issues latest food service inspection report
Staff Report The following food service inspections were issued by the Bartow County Health Department from July 31 to Aug. 6: * Angelos New York Style Pizza & Bistro, 650 Henderson Drive Suite 101...
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U.S. downgrade seen as opportunity to some
By Matt Shinall matt.shinall@daily-tribune.com Amid international economic woes, the United States suffered its first credit downgrade Friday only days after lawmakers in Washington came to a debt...
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Today is Benchmark Day at the Clarence Brown Conference Center
Staff Report Just shy of one year in operation, the staff of the Clarence Brown Conference Center announces today will be a "benchmark day" when for the first time all interior spaces of the center...
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