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The Lake Allatoona Association will present the “Lights on the Lake” Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 5.
‘Lights on the Lake’ Christmas Boat Parade launches Dec. 5
Looking forward to ushering in the holiday season, Linda Hartsfield is busy recruiting participants for the “Lights on the Lake” Christmas Boat Parade. Set for Dec. 5 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., the … more
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TowBoatUS Capt. Chris Day, right, teaches on-water boat-handling skills to a group of first responders.
BCFES personnel sharpen boat-handling skills
To further its water rescue capabilities, Bartow County Fire & Emergency Services took part in the “Essentials of Close Quarters and Open Water Boat Control” certification course for first … more
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Downtown Praise set for Nov. 8 in downtown Cartersville
Striving to build a “sense of community and togetherness,” Love Travels Beyond will present Downtown Praise Nov. 8. The complimentary event at 1 Friendship Plaza in Cartersville will kick off at … more
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Anheuser-Busch officially announced a $150 million investment in a proposed expansion project at the brewery in Cartersville on Wednesday morning.
Anheuser-Busch officially announces $150M investment
Anheuser-Busch officially announced a $150 million investment in a proposed expansion project at the brewery in Cartersville on Wednesday morning. The Development Authority of Cartersville, the … more
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Applicant Brad Barnett takes to the podium at Monday evening's Emerson City Council meeting.
Emerson City Council hears first reading of townhome proposal
Members of the Emerson City Council heard the first reading of a proposal from an applicant looking to bring a 100-unit-plus townhome development to the intersection of Old Alabama Road and Puckett … more
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Cartersville resident Cathy Harville, right, and her 3-year-old granddaughter, Rosemary Cauthen — dressed as Jessie from the "Toy Story" movies — look at one of the many Halloween setups at Tellus Science Museum.
Halloween events take shape across Bartow
Getting a jump start on the holiday season, Moss Family Christmas Tree Farm will present a Trunk or Treat event Saturday.Instead of evergreens being the main attraction, Halloween candy will take … more
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Congratulating one of Adairsville High School's AP Scholars, Rachel Guice, center, are, from left, Director of Advanced Learning, STEM and Gifted Programs Paula Camp, Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page, Principal Bruce Mulkey, AP/Magnet Coordinator Beth Payton, Chief Leadership and Learning Officer Clint Terza and Deputy Superintendent Dr. David Chiprany.
Despite chaos of COVID, 96 students from Bartow named AP Scholars
The two school systems in Bartow County saw their students take more than 1,500 Advanced Placement exams in the year of COVID-19 and had almost 100 of them earn the prestigious title of AP … more
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Accused child molester’s bond set at $125K
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge David K. Smith set bond at $125,000 for an Acworth man accused of aggravated child molestation in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning.Defendant Kevin Ricardo McQueen … more
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WES, KES change from green to yellow on COVID-19 spread matrix
Two more Bartow County schools have moved from green to yellow on the coronavirus school spread decision matrix.Kingston Elementary moved from the green phase to the yellow phase Monday afternoon … more
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Magnolia Garden Club members — front, from left, Sue Tucker and Susan Wilson; standing, from left, Sandra McMillan and Flo Lundee — gather around the group’s pink pots project outside The Hope Center.
Pink pots: Magnolia Garden Club creates cheerful entranceway at The Hope Center
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The Magnolia Garden Club has provided “a lot of cheer” to The Hope Center at Cartersville Medical Center’s entrance. Installed the first week of … more
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Among other projects included in a recently approved transportation improvement plan is a proposed $5.3 million plan to replace the Euharlee Road bridge spanning across the Etowah River.
Committee approves transportation improvement programs
Members of the Cartersville-Bartow County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Technical Coordinating Committee voted to approve its fiscal year 2021-2024 transportation improvement program (TIP) … more
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Applicant Brad Barnett takes to the podium at last week's Emerson Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
Emerson commission votes against rezoning for proposed townhome development
Members of the Emerson Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously last week to recommend the denial of an applicant’s request to rezone a roughly 7.1-acre parcel along Old Alabama Road and … more
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Dexter Jones
Jones facing Emerson in battle for District 4 school board seat
Democrat Dexter Jones is squaring off against Republican Butch Emerson for a chance to represent District 4 on the Bartow County School Board for the next four years.  Bartow County voters … more
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Alan Sanders and Mike Garcia will lend their voices to "The War of the Worlds" drama, presented by WBHF and The Grand Theatre Thursday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 8 p.m. The production will be available online at wbhfradio.org and over the airwaves at WBHF AM 1450, FM 100.3.
Grand Theatre teams up with WBHF for ‘The War of the Worlds’
The Grand Theatre and WBHF are joining forces to recreate Orson Welles’ “The War of the Worlds” radio drama.“These days, we're constantly looking for unique opportunities to bring content to … more
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Georgia Highlands College archives assistant Danielle Griesemer helped create a digital archive of memorabilia to celebrate the college’s 50th anniversary this year.
Digital archive of memorabilia celebrates GHC’s golden milestone
The coronavirus pandemic may be limiting Georgia Highlands College in what it can plan for celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, but its library has assembled a collection of memorabilia that … more
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