Bartow Blotter 1.7 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 ...
Tax time approaches; some filings delayed April 15 is known and loathed across the nation as tax day, but this year the deadline will fall three days later on Monday, April 18.
Filing deadlines cannot fall on Saturdays or holidays. Therefo...
Registration under way for Walk for Life benefit Jan. 22 To make a "stand for life locally," Bartow County Women's Resource Center is organizing its second Walk for Life benefit Jan. 22. Those interested have until Jan. 14 to register for the event, whic...
Jury decides fate of accused in Metro PCS robbery Minutes after being found not guilty on Wednesday afternoon, Kristy Nicole Richardson said she has learned a valuable lesson.
"Stay away from bad trouble. Oh, Lord, stay away from bad trouble," sa...
Small business looks at 2011 with optimism Some small business owners as well as national data and information firms have a positive outlook for the new year.
Business leaders, the unemployed and underemployed all hope for a brighter tomorr...
Euharlee adopts 2011 budget, moves toward master plan During called and regular meetings Tuesday, the Euharlee City Council moved to adopt the city's 2011 budget.
In a special called meeting, the council held a second reading of the budget, along with...
During robbery trial, victims describe being held at gunpoint "It was a face I will never forget for the rest of my life," said one of the victims in the Metro PCS robbery, testifying Tuesday in Bartow Superior Court.
The woman said she was in the store July ...
A new year marks a century of news One hundred years ago, William Howard Taft took the office of president just as Ronald Reagan was born. That same year, The Tribune Publishing Company was formed in Cartersville producing The Barto...
Man convicted of child molestation gets 20 years A man found guilty last month of child molestation was sentenced Tuesday in Bartow County Superior Court.
Stephen Julius Toth, 33, received a 20-year sentence, to serve five with the remainder on p...
Tellus seismograph records its first earthquake of 2011 In the past decade, Tellus Science Museum, formerly known as the Weinman Mineral Museum, has recorded earthquakes across the globe. On loan from Georgia Institute of Technology, its seismograph doc...
Wooden box case continued;
other trials begin A case considered high priority on Judge Scott Smith's trial calendar to begin this week has been continued until March.
Christopher and Heather Leslie were on the docket, each charged with six cou...
Friends remember EVHS Hill's contributions, energetic enthusiasm Edward "Ed" Jack Hill passed away Saturday morning at his home. As president of the Etowah Valley Historical Society and an elder in the Cartersville First Presbyterian Church, Hill led an active l...
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