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A rezoning request for a proposed mining operation in north Bartow that drew large crowds in 2021 and 2022 is slated to be heard for a third time next month.
Mining request set for April hearing
Bartow County Zoning Administrator Richard Osborne said that a controversial rezoning request pertaining to a proposed mining operation will be heard by the Bartow County Planning Commission next … more
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Lori Rakes became the new CEO of Piedmont Cartersville earlier this month.
Rakes becomes new hospital CEO
Fourteen years ago, Lori Rakes came to Cartersville Medical Center — at that time, a HCA Healthcare facility — as the hospital's new chief operating officer (COO.)“I spent almost 21 years of my … more
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Bartow County Fire and Emergency Services employee Matthew Smith died on March 21.
Firefighter dies following training exercise
Bartow County Fire and Emergency Services (BCFES) announced that a local firefighter has died following complications from a medical emergency earlier this month.“On Thursday, March 16, 2023, … more
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Jurors found 52-year-old Jeffery Wade Knight not guilty of three counts of child molestation in Bartow Superior Court on March 23.
Not guilty verdict reached in child molestation trial
Jurors took less than two hours on March 23 to return a verdict in a case involving a man accused of three counts of child molestation — not guilty on all charges.Defendant Jeffery Wade Knight, 52, … more
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Bartow County School System Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page views a robotics demonstration from from Clear Creek Elementary’s acclaimed Team Blaze and Team Green Seas.
Clear Creek's robotics teams take center stage at Bartow BOE meeting
During Bartow County Board of Education’s work session March 20, its meeting room was transformed into a mock robotics competition. The presentation featured students from Clear Creek's acclaimed … more
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The Bookmobile: Reading to Go Places participates in a previous Books & Bunnies event in Adairsville.
Adairsville’s Books & Bunnies/Easter Egg Hunt on tap April 1
On April 1, the city of Adairsville will present Books & Bunnies/Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 17 Legacy Way. The egg hunts will begin at 10:30 a.m. and … more
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Ahmad Hall
AHS alum to present ‘Black History: Sounds of Excellence’ March 30
Delighted to be returning to his old stomping ground, Ahmad Hall will be presenting “Black History: Sounds of Excellence” at Adairsville High’s auditorium. Open to the public, the second annual … more
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The office of Gov. Brian Kemp announced March 23 that a South Korean manufacturer has plans to invest $147 million into a new facility in Cartersville.
$147M investment announced
The office of Gov. Brian Kemp announced March 23 that South Korean-based Hanwha Advanced Materials Georgia, Inc. (HAGA) looks to invest $147 million in a new facility in Cartersville.The facility — … more
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Bartow County Zoning Administrator Richard Osborne.
Aubrey rezoning hearing set for March 27
Expect a large turnout at the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center in Cartersville on March 27. Beginning at 6 p.m., the Bartow County Planning Commission is expected to hear a request that … more
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Kim Dennis, left, and Valerie Gilreath founded Reading to Go Places in 2017. Over the years, the literary outreach has supplied more than 30,000 new books to local children to help strengthen their home libraries.
Orders underway for third annual Everybunny Loves Reading
Everybunny Loves Reading is continuing to raise essential funds for The Bookmobile: Reading to Go Places. The annual Easter-themed benefit first hopped onto the scene in 2021.“It developed as a way … more
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The Georgia Court of Appeals addressed a Bartow County civil suit revolving around a Cartersville man who died in a tornado in 2020.
Court of appeals addresses siren failure case
Georgia Court of Appeals judges weighed in on a case involving a former Bartow County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) employee earlier this month, ultimately determining that a trial court did not err in … more
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Olivia Barnett
Bartow’s Distinguished Young Women program advances three to state
Unlike past years, Distinguished Young Women of Bartow County will send more than one representative to the state contest. Due to only three high school juniors entering the scholarship competition, … more
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Cartersville City Manager Dan Porta at March 16 public meeting.
Cartersville gets clean audit opinion
Christopher McKellar of the firm Maudlin and Jenkins was on hand March 16 for a presentation on findings of the City of Cartersville’s fiscal year 2022 financial audit.“Our responsibility as … more
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Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo & Artisans’ Market will present its 15th event March 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Clarence Brown Conference Center.
Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo celebrates 15 years March 25
To Karon Mauney’s delight, her Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo & Artisans’ Market will celebrate its 15th year March 25. The event will highlight local businesses and organizations that … more
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Wade Wilson, right, is sworn in as the new City of Cartersville Public Works Director by Cartersville City Clerk Julia Drake on March 16.
Council approves updated noise ordinance
Members of the Cartersville City Council voted March 16 to approve a sweeping series of amendments to the local government’s noise ordinance."It does substantially change it," said Cartersville … more
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