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A proposed 2021 fiscal year budget for the City of Adairsville calls for more than $600,000 in fund balance reserves to shore up projected municipal shortfalls.
Adairsville proposes nearly $4M FY ’21 general fund budget
Documents released by the City of Adairsville call for an entity-wide fiscal year 2021 general fund budget of $3,988,500. With the proposed budget signaling for total revenues in the amount of … more
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A 2020 presidential election ballot recount began in Bartow County on Monday morning.
Ballot recount process begins in Bartow County
Barely a week removed from the completion of a risk-limiting audit of the 2020 presidential election, officials in Bartow County now find themselves conducting a ballot recount.“The goal of the … more
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Cartersville Primary first-grader Magnus Smith shows off a shirt bearing one of his drawings of Super Saiyan Goku from Dragon Ball Z on his seventh birthday in October.
CPS 1st-grader lands deal to create artwork for children's book
There's nothing unusual about an illustrator creating artwork for a children's book.Unless the illustrator just turned 7 in October. Cartersville Primary first-grader Magnus Smith and his mom, … more
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Rachel Guice
AHS senior Guice being considered for U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Fresh off being named an AP Scholar, Rachel Guice has another honor to add to her academic resume. The Adairsville High senior has been selected as Bartow County School System's representative … more
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Santa and Mrs. Claus are always a hit at the Cartersville-Bartow County Exchange Club's annual Christmas parade.
Christmas Parade returns to downtown Cartersville Thursday
As a member of the Bucket Brigade, Jennifer Wiggins Matthews has a unique view of the Cartersville-Bartow County Exchange Club’s Christmas Parade. On Thursday, the Cartersville resident will walk … more
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Sidney Wilson is a graduate of the CTC paramedicine program and works with MetroAtlanta ambulance service.
Recent CTC grads working on front lines in battle against COVID
As first responders, three recent graduates of Chattahoochee Technical College never expected they’d be working in the middle of a global pandemic during the early years of their career.Metro … more
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Open through Jan. 3, 2021, the 17th annual “Kids Cowboy Up!” virtual exhibition features the artwork of 53 students, including Purchase Award winners, from left, Kyndra David, “Fire Flower;” Allizzon Velasquez, “Rainbow Flower;” and Kniobe Portillo, “Ocean Flower.”
‘Kids Cowboy Up!’ returns as virtual exhibition
Due to COVID-19, the 17th annual “Kids Cowboy Up!” exhibition is being presented virtually by the Booth Western Art Museum.According to the museum’s e-newsletter, the “Booth Western Art … more
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As Jan Searle, left, and The Salvation Army's Sandra Stanley look on, Craig Lindsay places money into the organization's Red Kettle at Belk in Cartersville Friday.
Salvation Army’s holiday campaigns need extra assistance due to COVID-19
For Salvation Army Capt. Tom Kenyon, the holiday season wouldn’t be the same without the Red Kettle campaign’s bells.“If you had to pick one sound that reminds people it’s Christmastime in … more
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Wesley Morris
BARTOW BIO: Morris helps ‘empower and equip believers’ through reviveGEORGIA
As reviveGEORGIA’s state chairman, Wesley Morris is embracing the opportunity to help fellow believers “share the love of Jesus.”"reviveGEORGIA exists to equip the saints for the return of … more
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Steps of Faith films “The Nativity” ballet at The Grand Theatre in Downtown Cartersville.
Joyful expressions: Holiday ballets release virtually in December
Known for entertaining The Grand Theatre’s audiences year after year, holiday ballets are pivoting to virtual formats this season. In the midst of the lingering pandemic, the Cartersville City … more
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp looks on while wearing a face mask during a coronavirus briefing at the Capitol on July 17 in Atlanta.
COVID-19 cases rising in Georgia, Kemp urges vigilance for Thanksgiving
Gov. Brian Kemp is urging Georgians to keep distanced and consider outdoor or virtual gatherings this Thanksgiving with COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths on the rise in recent … more
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Holiday travelers can expect lighter traffic, cheaper gas, GSP presence, closings
Bartow County residents who plan to travel during the long Thanksgiving weekend can expect lighter traffic and lower gas prices than last year.Health concerns created by the COVID-19 pandemic as well … more
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Booth Photography Guild will keep the tradition of Santa photos alive with digital composite images.
Booth Photography Guild to capture virtual Santa visits with composite images
In the midst of COVID-19, the Booth Photography Guild is putting a social-distancing twist on a holiday keepsake. The group has created a way for families to continue the time-honored tradition of … more
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GHC sees rise in economic impact & graduates but dip in fall enrollment
Georgia Highlands College received a mixed bag of results from three reports recently released by the University System of Georgia.The five-campus college saw increases in the economic impact it has … more
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SBOE supports 0.01% weight proposal for EOCs; Bartow supers pleased
Georgia high school students still have a chance to have the weight of their end-of-course exams lowered.After the U.S. Department of Education announced in early September that it would not consider … more
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