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Cartersville Water Department Director Bob Jones takes to the podium at last week's city council meeting.
Cartersville City Council approves $98K for sewer flow monitoring
Members of the Cartersville City Council voted unanimously last week to approve a $98,684 contract with ADS Environmental Services to provide one year of sewer flow monitoring services for the local … more
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Bobbie Jessica Prather received a 20-year sentence in 2018 for involuntary manslaughter, with the first two years to be served in confinement and the remainder on probation.
Prather probation revocation hearing continued
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge Suzanne H. Smith pulled a scheduled revocation hearing for Bobbie Jessica Prather — a woman, at one point, charged with the murder of her 2-year-old son — from the … more
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Cartersville Assistant City Attorney Keith Lovell, standing, presides over Friday afternoon's ethics committee meeting.
City of Cartersville reinstates ethics committee
The City of Cartersville Ethics Committee convened Friday afternoon for a called meeting. Two members of the board — Dr. Maurice Wilson and local attorney Bobby Walker — were appointed and … more
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The Great Lake Allatoona Cleanup will be presented Oct. 3 without its Volunteer Appreciation Picnic and Expo.
Great Lake Allatoona Cleanup returns Oct. 3
In its 35th year, the show will go on for The Great Lake Allatoona Cleanup Oct. 3. While COVID-19 did not halt the entire environmental effort, Great Lake Allatoona Cleanup Volunteer Coordinator … more
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Cartersville-Bartow Community Foundation President David Aft, left, and Grants Committee Chairwoman Jennifer Wiggins-Matthews, second from left, present a $5,000 grant to Cartersville City Schools Director of Technology Kristy Hovers and Superintendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach.
Foundation awards grant to CCS to help provide internet access
A grant from a local foundation will help the Cartersville City Schools bridge a gap created by distance learning. The Cartersville-Bartow Community Foundation has awarded a $5,000 grant to the … more
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Bartow students encouraged to attend virtual Probe College Fair
As with so many other activities and events, this year's Probe College Fair has had to go virtual. The annual event, which allows high school students to talk with representatives from … more
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Mark Matthews pulls his son Knox down Main St. in the 65th Kiwanis of Cartersville Kiddie Day Parade Saturday. More than 40 children participated in the annual event.
Cartersville Kiddie Day Parade
The late Gay Pettit Dellinger was the founder of the Pettit Environmental Preserve, which opened to the public in 2006.
Natural beauty: Dellinger’s environmental legacy lives on at Pettit Preserve
Describing the venue as a “magical place,” Dee Dellinger Bishop continues to celebrate a bevy of milestones at Pettit Environmental Preserve.As the president of the Pettit Preserve’s board of … more
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Darryl Edward Fowler, 60, of Euharlee, is facing one count of enticing a child for indecent purposes and one count of violating Georgia's Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act.
Attorney says refusal to set bond constitutes ‘cruel and unusual punishment’
An attorney for a man facing child exploitation charges invoked the Eighth Amendment in Bartow Superior Court Monday morning, claiming that Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge Jeffrey A. Watkins’ … more
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Prestwick Co. Senior Vice President of Development Edrick Harris speaks at Wednesday morning's public meeting.
Acworth affordable housing development targets late 2022 opening
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor approved a rezoning request from a developer looking to a bring a first-of-its-kind workforce housing development to the community at a public meeting on … more
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Members of the Cartersville City Council gather for Thursday evening's public meeting.
Proposed pub crawl ordinance brews debate at Cartersville City Council meeting
The first reading of a proposed pub crawl ordinance inspired spirited discussion at Thursday evening’s Cartersville City Council meeting. The formal permitting process for hosting pub crawl … more
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Cartersville Medical Center CEO Chris Mosley, left, addresses attendees of the ribbon cutting for the new Cartersville Urgent Care facility at 11 Charley Harper Drive in west Cartersville.
Cartersville Urgent Care’s second center opens in west Cartersville
Cartersville Urgent Care’s second location opened its doors to the public Tuesday.As Cartersville Medical Center CEO Chris Mosley emphasized, the additional site grants Bartow residents greater … more
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Youth Leadership Bartow committee member Trey Benham listens to the program's participants at a YLB meeting at the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce. The Cartersville resident also recently was appointed vice chairman of American Red Cross Northwest Georgia's board of directors.
Benham appointed Red Cross NWGA board vice chair
Referred to as a “champion for diversity and community outreach,” Trey Benham is delighted to serve as vice chairman for the American Red Cross of Northwest Georgia's board of directors. The … more
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Dr. Marc Feuerbach
New law eliminates 5 Milestones exams for Georgia students
Thanks to a new state law, Bartow County students now have five less high-stakes standardized tests to take every school year. In July, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp eliminated half of the Georgia … more
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Cloverleaf Elementary fourth-grader Jakzenny Reyna participates in one of the journaling activities during her class' Westward Ho! virtual field trip to the Booth Western Art Museum last month.
Booth continues school field trips by converting programs to virtual format
Even a global pandemic wasn’t going to prevent the Booth Western Art Museum from providing its eagerly anticipated educational field trips for students who visit from across the state. So … more
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