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Docent and For the Love of Art 2021 Point Rider Beth Williams looks through a special party box for the Booth Western Art Museum's upcoming virtual benefit.
Ticket sales underway through Friday for Booth’s virtual For the Love of Art 2021 Feb. 20
Describing the retooled event as a "digital celebration and art auction wrapped in a variety show," Seth Hopkins invites area residents to virtually attend the For the Love of Art 2021. Due to … more
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Local historian James Barry “J.B.” Tate died Sunday at the age of 83.
Tate remembered as champion for local history
Referred to as one of Bartow’s most revered historians, James Barry “J.B.” Tate is being remembered for his kind nature and thirst for knowledge. The Cartersville resident, who battled several … more
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Bruce and Tracy Mulkey
Educators help students by participating in Cartersville Dances with the Stars
One-fourth of the participants in this year’s Cartersville Dances with the Stars will be raising funds for a group of people that’s very special to them.Four dancers — Bruce and Tracy Mulkey, … more
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Dr. Marc Feuerbach
CCS school officials discuss number of topics at annual winter retreat
School and district officials took advantage of a chance to have lengthy discussions about several topics at the annual Cartersville City School System School Board Winter Retreat.  … more
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CCS's Canes and Cops Care program aids students who suffer from trauma
Cartersville City Schools has instituted a new program designed to provide a safety net for students who are impacted by traumatic events.Canes and Cops Cares, a partnership formed between CCS and … more
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Oshauna Finch
CHS senior advances to state level of USSYP competition
Oshauna Finch knows she needs a lot of money for college so when an opportunity to possibly win a $10,000 scholarship presented itself, she couldn’t pass it up.The Cass High senior found out Jan. … more
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Amazon announced last week that a new delivery station will open in southern Bartow County before 2021 is over.
Amazon announces delivery station development in Acworth
Representatives from Amazon Logistics officially announced the opening of a new delivery station in southern Bartow County on Friday morning.The development will be constructed off Third Army Road in … more
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Plans were revealed last week for a major $300 million economic investment in Emerson.
$300M sorting facility planned for LakePoint Parkway
Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) documents indicate Atlanta-based TPA Ventures, LLC filed a developments of regional impact (DRI) application last week for a major economic investment in … more
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A judge ruled that Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor did not err when he denied a rezoning request for a proposed mining operation in Adairsville last summer.
Judge upholds decision on denied Adairsville mining project
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge D. Scott Smith sided with Bartow County officials Wednesday morning, ruling that Commissioner Steve Taylor did not err when he denied a rezoning request for a proposed … more
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The Bartow County Planning Commission is set to hear a rezoning request for a major business park development off Brown Loop at next month's public meeting.
Bartow planning commission to hear rezoning requests for industrial, residential developments
The Bartow County Planning Commission has a stacked agenda for its next public meeting, including a pair of requests to rezone portions of a largely industrial-use area for potential residential … more
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A newspaper veteran with nearly 35 years of editorial, advertising and managing experience, Jack McNeely has been tabbed to take the reins as publisher of The Daily Tribune News.
McNeely named DTN publisher
A newspaper veteran with nearly 35 years of editorial, advertising and managing experience, Jack McNeely has been tabbed to take the reins as publisher of The Daily Tribune News.McNeely has served … more
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Bartow County Health Department, Bartow County government and the Georgia Department of Public Health Northwest Health District have halted COVID-19 testing at The Church at Liberty Square.
Complimentary COVID-19 testing ends at The Church of Liberty Square
Shifting its focus from testing to vaccinating, the Bartow County Health Department is pivoting its resources to best fight COVID-19."The Bartow County Health Department has finite resources, … more
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A COVID-related GoFundMe account is seeking funds to support Kingston Baptist Church Pastor Bill Cline and his wife, April. While both were diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this month, Cline still is receiving care at Cartersville Medical Center.
‘Be a Blessing’: COVID-related GoFundMe account generates key assistance for Adairsville couple
To David Ponder’s delight, a COVID-19-related GoFundMe account for his close friends Bill and April Cline is gaining local and statewide traction. Organized by Ponder, the page is striving to … more
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Brothers Stephen, left, and Matt Womack, owners of Womack Custom Homes in Cartersville, are University of Georgia graduates and avid Bulldog fans. Their business was named to the UGA Alumni Association’s 2021 Bulldog 100, a list of the fastest-growing companies owned or operated by UGA alumni.
Bulldog brotherhood: UGA Alumni Association commends Womack Custom Homes’ remarkable growth
Still proud members of the Bulldog family, Matt and Stephen Womack are delighted their business is receiving acclaim from the University of Georgia Alumni Association.Due to its growth from 2017 to … more
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Cass High head girls basketball coach Burt Jackson talks to a player during a game.
BARTOW BIO: Jackson leads Cass girls to perfect start to season
The basketball community took a significant loss Jan. 18 when former Kennesaw State and Dalton State national-championship winning coach Tony Ingle died from complications due to COVID-19.Ingle was a … more
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