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Bond set at $25K for man facing trafficking charges
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge Jeffrey Watkins set bond at $25,000 for an Adairsville man accused of trafficking methamphetamine in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning.Defendant Tommy Williams was … more
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Christian Hatch presents audit results at a Euharlee City Council work session meeting on Tuesday evening.
City of Euharlee gets clean audit opinion
Members of the Euharlee City Council heard the results of a fiscal year 2020 audit at a work session meeting on Tuesday evening.“For the year ending Dec. 31, 2020, the City received an unmodified … more
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With an average SAT score of 1087, the seniors in Cartersville High's Class of 2021 tied the Class of 2018 for the highest score the school has recorded since a new baseline score for year-to-year comparisons was set after the exam was revamped in 2017.
School districts see record SAT scores for Class of '21
Both school systems in Bartow County can let out a collective sigh of relief now that they know the COVID-19 pandemic didn't wreak havoc on their SAT scores again this year.In fact, one system set a … more
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Woodland Middle sixth-grader Angel Flores demonstrates the catapult, named The Patriot, that he made from pencils.
WMS 6th-graders turn ordinary pencils into extraordinary projects
Given free rein, students can create some pretty unique and ingenious projects from something as simple as a pencil. The sixth-graders in Dr. Cindy Schwartz’s gifted/honors English language … more
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Terence Clark, west region area rental manager for the Enterprise Holdings Foundation, presents a $10,000 grant to Rachel Castillo, president and CEO of Advocates for Children.
Enterprise Holdings Foundation awards $10,000 grant to Advocates for Children
To help “advance social and racial equity,” Enterprise Holdings Foundation awarded Advocates for Children a $10,000 grant. The funding was officially presented to the Cartersville-based nonprofit … more
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District 15 State Rep. Matthew Gambill (R, Cartersville) said he expects mental health care to be a major legislative priority in the upcoming General Assembly session.
State Rep. Gambill weighs in on health insurance parity
District 15 State Rep. Matthew Gambill (R, Cartersville) was among several lawmakers to take part in a virtual town hall meeting of the Georgia General Assembly Working Group on Addiction and … more
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp made an appearance at Cartersville's Anheuser-Busch brewery on Monday afternoon.
Gov. Kemp makes stop at Cartersville brewery
A National Preparedness Month event drew Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Cartersville on Monday afternoon.“There’s certainly a lot going on right now,” Kemp remarked. … more
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Adairsville High female Raiders, from left, freshman Jewel Lowrey, senior Melody Cress and sophomore Leia McDougle compete on the Obstacle Course during the Raider Rampage Sept. 11 at AHS.
AHS male, female teams win Raider Rampage; Cass, Cartersville also compete
Adairsville High's male and female Raider teams kicked off their new season the same way they ended their last season — winning. The two reigning national champions started the 2021 season by … more
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Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor approved two separate GEFA loans for southern Bartow infrastructure improvement projects on Wednesday morning.
Commissioner approves nearly $3M nursing home grant
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor approved a federal grant tabbed at $2.891 million for improvements at the Townsend Park Health and Rehabilitation facility at a public meeting on Wednesday … more
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Members of the Cartersville City Council gather for Thursday morning's public meeting.
Cartersville to use $1.5M in ARC funding for stormwater project
Members of the Cartersville City Council voted Thursday morning to approve a $97,800 contract with Barge Design Solutions, Inc. for project management, field investigations and design services … more
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City of Cartersville Finance Director Tom Rhinehart takes to the podium at Thursday morning's public meeting.
Revenues drop, expenses increase for City of Cartersville
Data presented by City of Cartersville Finance Director Tom Rhinehart at a public meeting on Thursday morning indicate that the local government’s general fund revenues in July decreased by more … more
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Cartersville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach and Cartersville Primary School Principal Gina Bishop were able to celebrate CPS being named a Title I Distinguished School for the third year in a row.
CPS recognized as Title I Distinguished School for 3rd year
The staff and families at Cartersville Primary School must be doing something really right. CPS has been named a 2021 Title I Distinguished School by the Georgia Department of Education, ranking … more
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Ellijay sculptor Eric Strauss reinstalls “Elements of Reason” at Friendship Plaza in downtown Cartersville Sept. 9. The sculpture received significant damage during a storm in October 2020.
Artistic expression: Ellijay sculptor reforges storm-ridden 'Elements of Reason'
Once toppled, a signature piece of art in the heart of Cartersville was received a new lease on life. Originally created in 1995, the storm-ridden “Elements of Reason” was reforged by Ellijay … more
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"Photography, to me, is two things," said Randy Parker. "It's access and it's composition."
BARTOW BIO: Randy Parker, the man behind the camera, gets his close-up
A lot of photojournalists are, to put it bluntly, a bit pretentious.You know the types — the kinds that spend hours setting up their lighting rigs and are always making references to obscure … more
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Cartersville Primary second-grader Katalin Ongay-Lopez was honored Monday night by school board President Kelley Dial, left, and Principal Gina Bishop for being named the first Linda Benton Student of the Month for CPS.
CCBOE honors Benton award winners, approves director's retirement
Cartersville City Schools has honored the first group of students chosen for an award created in memory of a school district icon.At its meeting Monday night, the school board recognized the first … more
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