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CCSS pushes 1st day of school to mid-August; reopening plan to be released 'hopefully' this week
The 2020-21 school year won't begin Aug. 5 after all for Cartersville City Schools. Superintendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach announced at Monday night's school board meeting that the first day of … more
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United States Representative Barry Loudermilk speaks at Creekside Fellowship Church.
U.S. Rep. Loudermilk takes the pulpit in Bartow
United States Representative Barry Loudermilk, who has represented Georgia’s 11th district since 2015, spoke at Creekside Fellowship Church on Sunday morning.The Republican incumbent delivered an … more
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Cartersville Medical Center reported 18 in-house COVID-19-positive patients Tuesday morning — by that afternoon, the number had increased to 21.
COVID-19 cases swell at Cartersville Medical Center
Representatives of the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) indicated that Cartersville Medical Center (CMC) had 18 COVID-19-positive patients in-house as of Tuesday morning. By Tuesday … more
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Jeffrey G. Proctor, MD
Cartersville urologist among Atlanta magazine’s Top Doctors
For the third year, Dr. Jeffrey G. Proctor is named one of metro Atlanta’s Top Doctors by Atlanta magazine. The Marietta resident formed the Georgia Urology office in Cartersville — presently … more
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Kemp faces decision on COVID-19 restrictions
Gov. Brian Kemp is facing a Wednesday deadline to decide whether to extend social-distancing restrictions for businesses and other requirements put in place in Georgia amid the COVID-19 pandemic.The … more
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Assistant City Manager Todd Heath, left, speaks at Thursday evening's Emerson Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
Emerson Planning Commission considers sign ordinance revisions
Members of the City of Emerson Planning and Zoning Commission heard the first reading of a proposed text amendment to the municipality’s sign ordinance at a public meeting held Thursday … more
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Eric Willoughby
New role at Berry keeps Willoughby in touch with musical roots
As if building a new magnet program from the ground up isn't enough, Eric Willoughby has taken on a new role that allows him to stay in touch with his musical background. Last month, the magnet … more
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A doorman checks customers temperatures as they wait in line to enter Sandbar in downtown Athens on Friday. The Athens-Clarke Commission approved a mandate on wearing masks when in public places and inside commercial establishments. The mandate went into effect on Thursday. Under the mandate masks are required to be worn while entering and inside commercial establishments. The mandate was put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19 as cases have surged in recent days.
Analysis: Georgia tracing smaller share of infections
Georgia public health investigators are reaching a smaller share of people who may be infected as the number of COVID-19 cases in the state rises, according to an analysis by The Atlanta … more
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Bartow County held a grand opening ceremony for the new Hamilton Crossing dog park Saturday morning.
FREE FUR ALL Bartow County opens Hamilton Crossing dog park
One of the great lyrical questions of modern existence was answered Saturday morning at Hamilton Crossing Park: who let the dogs out? more
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Jim Jacoby, right, of Jacoby Development, Inc. has announced plans for a massive mixed-use project in Emerson.
County inks $5M-plus purchase option agreement with Jacoby Development
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor approved a purchase option agreement with Atlanta-based Jacoby Development, Inc. at a public meeting Wednesday morning, representing a small — but … more
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Bartow County Administrator Peter Olson, standing, speaks at Wednesday morning's public meeting.
Bartow County Commissioner approves transportation funding, transit agreements
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor signed off on a litany of agenda items at Wednesday morning’s public meeting, including a supplemental agreement for capital funding under the Coronavirus … more
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MARTA, the main public transit system serving Atlanta and nearby suburbs, will require that riders wear masks on trains and buses beginning Monday.
MARTA to require masks; Kemp says local orders unenforceable
Georgia’s largest public transit system plans to require riders to wear masks to protect against the coronavirus, even though the governor says local mask orders aren’t enforceable because he … more
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No bond for man accused of trafficking 4.6 pounds of meth
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge David K. Smith denied a motion to set bond for a Tunnel Hill, Georgia, resident accused of trafficking methamphetamine in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday … more
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New Kingston Elementary Principal Allison LaRue unloads a box of books as she moves into her office.
Schools see only 1 new principal but several new APs for 2020-21
Allison LaRue will definitely have a story to tell her two young daughters one day. The only new principal in either Bartow County school system for the upcoming year, LaRue can share her … more
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Beth Glover
BARTOW BIO: Glover returns to educational roots as new AP at Cartersville Middle
For Beth Glover, her new position is like returning home. The new assistant principal at Cartersville Middle School had worked in the Bartow County School System for two decades before coming … more
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