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GSP increases patrols for holiday weekend @White=[C]
The Georgia State Patrol will be in full force across the state this Labor Day weekend and Sgt. Kyle Tanner says one of the best way to avoid accidents — and costly tickets — is simply ...
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By Mark Andrews, mark.andrews@daily-tribune.comThe Daily Tribune News
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DTF arrests 4 in 3 trafficking incidents @White=[C]
Three separate incidents of drug trafficking resulted in four arrests and the seizure of more than 140 grams of methamphetamine with a street value topping $14,000 for the Bartow-Carter...
Classmates to reunite at Noble Hill Labor Day Picnic By Marie Nesmith
marie.nesmith@daily-tribune.com
For Johnnie Mae Heard, the Noble Hill-Wheeler Memorial Center’s Labor Day Picnic and Homecoming is a can’t-miss event, filled with fun and fellowshi...
Boaters beware: Lake levels, crowds a dangerous mix By Matt Shinall
matt.shinall@daily-tribune.com
As Labor Day approaches and a long weekend calls boaters to the water to celebrate the unofficial end of summer, water levels at Lake Allatoona will a...
Travelin' Band: SCMS N.Y.-bound With the help of the community, seventh- and eighth-grade members of the South Central Middle School Honor Band hope to travel this March to perform at New York City’s Carnegie Hall during the venu...
Kiwanis to celebrate youth with Kiddie Day Parade Sept. 15 As the Kiddie Day Parade approaches, Danica Reece is putting the finishing touches on her son’s Viking costume. Like many of her fellow Bartow Countians, the parade has become a family tradition fo...
Trial begins for man accused of aggravated sodomy Ferlando Dorsey, who faces charges of aggravated sodomy, aggravated sexual battery and riot in a penal institution, was able to get one of those charges dismissed during his first day in court. Dor...
CPD arrests man in furniture theft Cartersville Police Chief Thomas Culpepper announced Wednesday the arrest of a Cartersville man in connection with the theft of furniture.
According to CPD, about $12,000 in furniture was stolen f...
Labor Day travel expected to increase Many Americans are preparing now for a long weekend ahead. A recent study projects travel numbers will be up this year as compared to last, but gas prices may prove to be a burden on the average mo...
Isaac to bring rain, not enough for drought relief As Gulf states brace against the wind and rain of Hurricane Isaac, Bartow County and north Georgia will likely get rain today and Thursday with diminishing chances later in the week, but the far re...
Chattahoochee Technical College gives students the wheel At Chattahoochee Technical College’s North Metro Campus, instructors are working to bring the garage to the classroom through the automotive technology program.
“We teach everything about cars from...
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Mary Lynn West Smith @White=[C]
Mrs. Mary Lynn West Smith, 46, of 57 Boyd Mountain Road, Adairsville, passed away Tuesday morning, Aug. 28, 2012, at Gordon Hospital, Calhoun.
Mrs. Smith was born in Floyd County, Aug. 3...
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Euharlee debates future of old gym foundation @White=[C]
Any decision to preserve or destroy the foundation of Euharlee’s old school gym will be put off until the city council hears a recommendation from the Historic Preservation Committee.
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By Jason Lowrey, jason.lowrey@daily-tribune.comThe Daily Tribune News
Historic setting a big draw for Pine Log Arts and Crafts Fair Established in the 1800s, Pine Log United Methodist Church’s Campground will continue to serve as a historic backdrop for its annual arts and crafts fair.
Sponsored by the Pine Log United Methodist...
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