Kingston approves purchase of water meters Long discussed changes in the city of Kingston's water system may be seen sooner rather than later following Monday's approval for the purchase of new water meters.
Monday's regular meeting saw the...
Emerson names interim city clerk In a quiet night of business Monday, Emerson's City Council named Robbie Swords interim city clerk.
After entering into executive session to discuss personnel, the council reassembled and named Swo...
Two arrested, one admits
to crack and cocaine Cartersville police early Sunday arrested two men after one admitted to drugs and the other fled.
According to the report, officers were called to the area of Glenn Cove Drive and Waterford Drive a...
Leadership Bartow Alumni host expert on water wars With raging heat and portions of the country in drought, Georgia's water war has once again raised concern.
The Leadership Bartow Alumni Association will host guest speaker Brad Carver, governmenta...
Cartersville recognized for performance management success The International City/County Management Association (ICMA) announced that the city of Cartersville is being recognized for superior performance management efforts with a Certificate of Excellence ...
Bartow Blotter 8-9 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 ...
Trinity Day School helps students grow The Trinity Day School in Cartersville is entering its 15th year of providing an alternative to public schools in the area, and recent test scores show considerable academic growth compared to othe...
Chamber nears Work Bartow goal While national headlines cry economic worry and fears spread of a double-dip recession, interim President and CEO of the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce Joe Frank Harris Jr. is optim...
Tellus comes to life for a Night at the Museum Storm Troopers and the Wright Brothers invaded the Tellus Museum Saturday night for the third annual Night at the Museum, eliciting squeals of excitement and curiosity from children and adults hurr...
Tourism professional prepares for growth With tourism revenues increasing statewide, local professionals are keeping pace with competition and demand.
Marketing Director for the Booth Western Art Museum Tara Currier, has recently complete...
Canning helps extend the life of home-grown vegetables Married to a farmer for 54 years, canning fresh vegetables has become a way of life for Sarah Pinson. This summer, the Cartersville resident is busy preserving produce and lining the shelves of her...
Driver in 411 accident
remains unidentified According to Bartow County Coroner Joel Guyton, the driver of a tractor trailer that crashed and burst into flames Wednesday morning has not yet been identified and, pending ongoing investigations,...
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