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At his retirement party Friday at the Cartersville Civic Center, Bartow County Fire Chief Craig Millsap, left, speaks with Emerson Police Chief Kyle Teems. Prior to their current positions, Millsap and Teems were partners while working with Bartow EMS.
Millsap retires after serving 14 years as Bartow fire chief
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A City of Cartersville-commissioned feasibility study recommends that a $22 million railroad overpass be constructed along West Avenue and Postelle Street to alleviate downtown traffic congestion.
Report recommends $22M railroad overpass along West Avenue
A railroad crossing feasibility study commissioned by the City of Cartersville recommends the next downtown overpass be constructed along West Avenue and Postelle Street.Representatives from the firm … more
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Documents indicate LakePoint Sports is optimistic Bartow County will designate almost 800 acres in Emerson as a tax allocation district.
LakePoint Sports seeking $53.3M in TAD assistance from Bartow County
Documents obtained by The Daily Tribune News indicate LakePoint Sporting Community is seeking the creation of a tax allocation district (TAD) to finance construction of the mixed-use complex’s … more
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Bartow County school resource officer Donnie Scott talks with Euharlee Elementary first-grader Ryleigh Rieckert during his Ice Cream With a Cop program Dec. 6 at the school.
Ice Cream with a Cop teaches kids not to fear police officers
First-graders at Euharlee Elementary School learned a lesson they won’t soon forget last week. Police officers don’t arrest kids – they give them ice cream.Last school year, Bartow County … more
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Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap said he anticipates opioid abuse — particularly, heroin — being one of the community's biggest challenges in the upcoming decade.
LETHAL INJECTIONS Law enforcement officials issue warning about spiked opioids
As lethal as opioid abuse has been in Bartow County to this point, the death toll in the local community could be on the brink of a sharp increase due to the introduction of an extremely dangerous … more
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Seniors urged to attend school tax exemption meeting
Seniors across Bartow County are being urged to let their voices be heard regarding the issue of school tax exemptions for those 65 and older. An informational meeting has been scheduled for … more
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Edgar Moore poses for a picture during a Cartersville High baseball game at State Mutual Stadium in Rome.
BARTOW BIO: Edgar reflects on his time at CHS
Of all the legendary athletes that have come through Cartersville High School, the person most identifiable with Purple Hurricane athletics is none other than Edgar Moore.The longtime manager does … more
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Clockwise from top right, Hunter, Jasonni "Jay," Natalie and Camaya Black gather on the swing in the backyard of their Cartersville home. The two pairs of biological siblings were adopted by Kevin and Sunshine Black, who officially extended their household from six to 10 members in May.
Forever family: Cartersville couple adopts two pairs of siblings
Preparing to celebrate Christmas with her newfound family, Camaya Black is thrilled to have reconnected with her 6-year-old brother. After living apart, she and Jasonni — also known as JJ and Jay … more
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The three-dimensional artwork and jewelry of Eleanor Ford, left, will be on display at the Cartersville Public Library through Jan 31.
Library's two-artist exhibit features diverse collection of pieces
Probably the best way to describe the art in the Cartersville Public Library's current exhibit is eclectic. The two-artist show will feature the sculpture, sculpture relief and fiber jewelry of … more
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“There aren’t many options for adults that have substance use disorder,” said Bartow County Juvenile Court Judge Neal Brunt. “There are virtually no options for teenagers who have substance use disorder issues — there’s nothing in the community that can address that issue.”
THE SERVICE GAP Juvenile court judges concerned by lack of local substance abuse treatment options
Bartow County Juvenile Court Judge Neal Brunt has been on the local bench for four years. And even though he’s practiced law in the community since the early 1990s, there’s one question about … more
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The Festival of the Nativities will be presented Sunday in the fellowship hall at Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church.
Festival of the Nativities returns to Sam Jones Memorial UMC Sunday
Striving to highlight the “power, majesty and mystery” of the Christmas season, Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church will showcase numerous nativity scenes Sunday. In its third year, the … more
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The Leading Edge Award
BCSS wins state award for Read to Grow program
The Read to Grow program's latest accolade is a brand-new award being presented by a statewide organization. The Bartow County School System received the Georgia School Boards Association's … more
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A $2.73 million grant will bolster construction to improve a runway safety area at the Cartersville-Bartow County Airport. Pictured is the north end of the runway from Highway 113.
Cartersville-Bartow County Airport earns $2.73 million grant for runway safety improvements
The Cartersville-Bartow County Airport’s runway safety program will be “accelerated,” thanks to a $2.73 million U.S. Department of Transportation Airport Improvement Program grant.“We’re … more
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Cartersville board members approve light agenda
The Cartersville City School Board had a light agenda to approve Monday night.The combined work session/board meeting began with the presentation of colors and Pledge of Allegiance by Cartersville … more
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Brett Baker, 34, was released from prison about nine months ago. “If I can come from the circumstances and the situations that I’ve come from and God restore me to the person that I was meant to be,” he said, “I truly believe that anybody can, if they want to.”
ROAD TO REDEMPTION Woodland High grad forges path to substance abuse recovery
Today, Brett Baker’s only child is 12 years old.The last time he saw his son, he was around 4.“That’s really a difficult pill to swallow somedays,” the 34-year-old Cartersville resident said. … more
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