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About $20,000 in Etowah Scholarship Foundation funding was stolen as part of a national check-cashing ring.
Roughly $20K stolen from Etowah Scholarship Foundation
On Jan. 20 the Etowah Scholarship Foundation reported that about $20,000 had been stolen from the local nonprofit organization. Etowah Scholarship Foundation Executive Director Leigh Welch said … more
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Cartersville City Planner David Hardegree said a proposed $90 million business park could be the first of several major industrial developments coming to the municipality.
$90M logistics center proposed in Cartersville
Filings with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) indicate a developer has plans for a $90 million logistics center in Cartersville.Per a Developments of Regional Impact (DRI) submission … more
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Diane Morgan is the winner of this year’s local Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major Award. She is standing in front of a statue on the Summer Hill Complex that pays tribute to her husband’s paternal grandparents — J.S. Morgan Sr. and Beatrice Morgan— who were educators at the former African-American school.
SERVANT'S HEART Cartersville grandmother receives local MLK Drum Major Award
Commended for her giving nature and love for others, Diane Morgan is honored to be this year’s recipient of the Drum Major Award. The accolade, which was presented virtually Jan. 15, continues to … more
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Stella Clark fostered 187 kittens in 2021.
BARTOW BIO: Stella Clark finds calling in fostering felines
Stella Clark has always had a heart for animals.The Euharlee resident’s passion for helping God’s creatures started in childhood and has grown to her now referring to herself as the “primary … more
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From left, District 15 State Rep. Matthew Gambill and District 14 State Rep. Mitchell Scoggins.
Local lawmakers endorse Second Amendment Restoration and Protection Act
Both of Bartow County’s State House representatives are backing a proposed piece of legislation intended to turn Georgia into a “Second Amendment sanctuary” — complete with the possibility of … more
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Brian Waters and Carie Shugart stand next to the downtown Cartersville sign promoting the Jan. 29 Run for Recovery 5K and 1-Mile Run/Winter Walk.
Run for Recovery set for Jan. 29
Continuing to bolster funds and awareness for Recovery Bartow, the Run for Recovery 5K and 1-Mile Run/Winter Walk is set for Jan. 29.“Our first 5K in 2021 drew 150 runners and numerous supporters … more
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Cartersville City Manager Dan Porta at the Cartersville City Council meeting on Jan. 20.
Cartersville sales tax collections up almost $500K
City of Cartersville Finance Director Tom Rhinehart indicated that the local government’s November 2021 general fund revenues outpaced its collections from November 2020 by almost $1.5 million — … more
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In November 2020, Christie Lee Fisher portrayed Jerusha Abbott in Pumphouse Players' virtual musical, “Daddy Long Legs.”
‘Daddy Long Legs’ captures two BroadwayWorld awards
As the director of Pumphouse Players’ “Daddy Long Legs,” Ashley Elliott is “incredibly honored and humbled” for the musical to win a pair of regional awards from BroadwayWorld. The 2020 … more
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The Presidential Search and Screen Committee kicks off the first stage of Georgia Highlands College’s president search.
Search for next Georgia Highlands College president gets underway
The Presidential Search and Screen Committee is helping guide the first part of selecting Georgia Highland College’s next president. The 12-member group initially met on Wednesday and are charged … more
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From left, Bartow County Clerk Kathy Gill and Bartow County Elections Supervisor Joseph Kirk.
Bartow precincts, polls won’t change until after primary elections
The deadline for the Bartow County Board of Elections and Voter Registration to submit new district lines to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office has been set for Feb. 18. “I don’t have … more
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Euharlee Mayor Craig Guyton at a work session meeting held on Jan. 18.
Euharlee looks to diversify ARP funding expenses
As things currently sit, the City of Euharlee is set to receive more than $1.6 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act of 2021 funding. At a work session meeting on Jan. 18, Euharlee City Manager … more
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John S. Lampley, senior pastor of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, was the keynote speaker for the Bartow County Emancipation Proclamation virtual program Jan. 1.
Bartow celebrates Emancipation Proclamation with online ceremony
Due to COVID concerns, the Bartow County Emancipation Proclamation Program was presented virtually Jan. 1. The ceremony, which featured Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church Senior Pastor John S. … more
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United Way of Bartow County's total thermometer on East Main Street in Cartersville indicates the organization has met its goal to secure $500,000.
United Way’s Unity in the Community campaign exceeds $500,000 goal
With the public’s assistance, the United Way of Bartow County surpassed its campaign goal of $500,000. Officially started Sept. 1, the Unity in the Community drive will keep raising funds through … more
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Ten businesses were cited for violations at a City of Cartersville Alcohol Control Board meeting on Jan. 19.
Ten Cartersville businesses cited for alcohol violations
The City of Cartersville Alcohol Control Board agenda for Jan. 19 included no less than 10 businesses facing citations for violations, including restaurants, gas stations and package … more
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Bartow County Zoning Administrator Richard Osborne.
Rezoning sought for Bartow business park development
The rapidly growing Cass-White Road industrial corridor looks like it will be expanding even more in the near future — that is, if Bartow County officials sign off on a rezoning request associated … more
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