Highland 75 sees heavy spring traffic By Matt Shinall
matt.shinall@daily-tribune.com
With spring flowers in bloom, the Cartersville-Bartow County Joint Development Authority discussed Tuesday the increased site traffic seen in recent ...
Registration, fundraising under way for Relay for Life With Bartow County's Relay for Life about four months away, Gretchen Barkley -- American Cancer Society's northwest senior community manager -- is encouraging area residents to join the fight again...
Justice Benham appointed to national board Justice Robert Benham, a Cartersville resident, was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts at its annual meeting in Omaha, Neb., on...
Dixie Highway 90-Mile Yard Sale sports Facebook page As the Dixie Highway 90-Mile Yard Sale nears, prospective vendors are encouraged to promote their wares on the offering's newly developed Facebook page.
"We have disbanded [the event's] website and...
Staffing agencies posed to aid in recovery Unemployment remains high and recent employment data shows little growth but small and steady hiring through staffing and recruitment firms continue to put job seekers back to work.
A report from G...
Duck Derby advocates for children Twenty-five thousand yellow rubber ducks floated down the Etowah River Saturday afternoon -- avoiding rocks, a large land patch of grass, live ducks, and the constant tug of the current -- in orde...
Lelia Benham announces run for Ga. State House District 15 Lelia Benham, a Cartersville native, is declaring her candidacy for Georgia State House in the 15th district running as a Democrat, opposing incumbent Republican Paul Battles.
Having spent some yea...
BARTOW BLOTTER — 5.13 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 ...
Landmann offers wholesale prices at retail outlet Covering 100,000 square feet, Landmann USA imports and distributes outdoor living accessories to retailers across the country. Building on the success of annual warehouse sales, the Cartersville fa...
Huskins enjoys being a grandmother to thousands As Mother's Day quickly approaches, Inez Huskins is looking forward to touching base with her relatives and "extended family" on Sunday. Owning and operating a daycare business out of her Cartersvi...
Clerk of Superior Court faces fewer funds, staff * Editor's Note: This is part of an ongoing series that will look at Bartow County's budget by department.
A few times a year the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center buzzes with life and...
Salvation Army to reopen Family Store in June After receiving an overwhelming amount of feedback to reopen its Family Store, The Salvation Army's Cartersville Corps is turning the public's wishes into reality. Temporarily losing the store in l...
A Pioneer Homecoming debuts May 19 As a demonstrator at A Pioneer Homecoming, Leslie Bronson is looking forward to showcasing the art of spinning yarn to curious onlookers. Presented by the Bartow History Museum, the event will occu...
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