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Members of the Cartersville City Council gather for Thursday evening's public meeting.
City of Cartersville pursues $1.1M in CARES Act funding
Members of the Cartersville City Council voted unanimously Thursday evening to adopt a resolution allowing the municipality to pursue federal funding under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic … more
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JD Dean, Drowned Valley Brewing’s head brewer, assists Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini, right, in creating a new beer to raise funds for the United Way of Bartow County.
Cheers: Special brew to generate funding for United Way of Bartow County
Joining forces with Drowned Valley Brewing Co., Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini was delighted to help craft a new brew to raise funds for the United Way of Bartow County.“I am passionate about … more
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Dr. David Chiprany
6 educators join Leadership Bartow Class of 2021
Several Bartow County educators who just said goodbye to the Class of 2020 will be in a graduating class of their own next year. The Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce and Leadership … more
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CCBOE will consider CPS phase-out resolution, bus purchase Monday
The Cartersville City School Board will be planning for the future at Monday night’s regular meeting.Superintendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach will recommend approving a resolution to phase out the primary … more
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Booth Western Art Museum is presenting the “Edward, Philip and Matt Moulthrop: Western Woods” special exhibit through Oct. 4.
‘Western Woods’: Booth museum exhibit celebrates woodturning ’dynasty'
Following in his forebearers’ footsteps, Matt Moulthrop continues to shape pieces of “incredible beauty” out of solid chunks of wood. Like his father and grandfather, the Marietta resident is … more
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Bartow County 4-H member Sawyer Cofield, center, shows off the armload of awards she and her horse, Lucy, won in the 4-H division of the Georgia Quarter Horse Association's Level 1 (Novice) Show Series last month. Supporting her at the event were, from left, her younger sister and fellow equestrian, Greer Cofield; her parents, Gregg and Shannon Cofield; trainer Blake Carney; Kyle Green; and trainer Connie Wilson.
Teen equestrian wins top award — along with many others — at horse show series
Virus or no virus, Sawyer Cofield wasn’t going to let anything stop her from meeting a goal she set last year.After the state 4-H horse show and horse-judging competition were canceled this year, … more
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Cartersville City Manager Tamara Brock announced she will step down from the position on Sept. 1.
BARTOW BIO: City Manager Tamara Brock bids Cartersville adieu
Tamara Brock’s 13-year career with the City of Cartersville will come to an end on Sept. 1. That’s the day the longtime Cartersville resident will officially step down from her post as city … more
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A large crowd turned out for Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor's public meeting on Wednesday.
Commissioner approves sewer engineering, intersection improvement contracts
Amidst a litany of agenda items at Wednesday morning’s public meeting Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor signed off on contracts for two major infrastructure projects.That includes inking an … more
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Currently sheltering in place, Hickory Log residents load a roll-off dumpster with branches on the grounds of the personal care home. Pictured are, foreground, Daniel McCormick; from left, behind Daniel, Elmer Smith, Tee Onigbinde and Charlie Morehead; back left, Chuck Keener; and back right, Bob Locke.
Hickory Log Vocational School aims to generate $50,000 through Jubilee Fundraiser
Striving to generate $50,000 in 50 days, Hickory Log Vocational School’s Jubilee Fundraiser will wrap up Aug. 22. The online benefit, which launched July 4, is coinciding with the personal care … more
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School systems lose SPLOST funds due to COVID-19 closure, but projects safe
Both school districts in Bartow County have taken big hits in their SPLOST revenue due to the state's COVID-19 shutdown, but last month's collection showed improvement as more and more businesses … more
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo will not be presented this year and will return March 27.
Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo returns March 2021
Due to COVID-19 concerns, Northwest Georgia Women’s Expo & Artisans’ Market’s 12th year will be presented in 2021, not 2020. Originally set for March 28, the event was first rescheduled for … more
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Boy, 7, becomes youngest to die with COVID-19 in Georgia
A 7-year-old boy with COVID-19 has become the youngest known person to die in Georgia since the coronavirus pandemic began, state health officials reported.The boy had no other chronic health … more
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Members of the Euharlee City Council gather for Tuesday evening's public meeting.
Euharlee City Council caps property tax rate at 1.652 mills
Members of the Euharlee City Council voted unanimously to advertise the local property tax rate at 1.652 mills at a public meeting Tuesday evening.“If we set the [millage rate] at 1.652, which is … more
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As a colorful sign displays, the Cartersville Farmers Market is now accepting SNAP/EBT payments.
Cartersville Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT payments
In the midst of COVID-19, the Cartersville Farmers Market has expanded its reach with the acceptance of SNAP/EBT payments. According to the seasonal offering’s Facebook page, this new feature helps … more
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The Legion Theatre will remain closed to live audiences this fall.
‘The show must go on-line:’ PHP’s virtual performances continue this fall
As COVID-19 continues, the Pumphouse Players troupe decided not to reopen The Legion Theatre to the public this fall. “While we initially hoped to welcome live audiences this fall, we have had … more
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