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Trump flags lead to altercation at Cass High
An altercation broke out at Cass High School Wednesday morning after a group of students took offense to the flags that another group brought to school to show support for President Donald Trump.A … more
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Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge David K. Smith announced he is retiring after almost 20 years on the bench later this fall.
Chief Circuit Judge Smith to retire this October
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge David K. Smith announced he is retiring later this fall, bringing his nearly 20-year tenure on the bench in Bartow County to a close on Oct. 31.“That’s the end of … more
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Jeff Potter of Albany takes a photo of his daughters, Addison, left, and Caitlin, in the Great Hall of Tellus Science Museum.
Tellus Science Museum voted best ‘place to take kids’
KidsOutAndAbout.com’s readers named Tellus Science Museum the No. 1 ‘place to take kids.’ Launched in 2001, the website announced the winners of its annual survey — Best Places for Kids in … more
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Bartow County Schools Transportation Director Jody Elrod, left, presents bus driver Lee Carroll with a certificate and a check for nine years of perfect attendance. Looking on are, from left, bus driver Mike Blalock, also with nine years of perfect attendance; sponsor Dan Clark of Asher Realty; Dot Frasier, executive director of the Bartow Education Foundation; and Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page.
14 Bartow school bus drivers honored for years of perfect attendance
Well, they made it another year. In May, Bartow County bus drivers Mike Blalock and Lee Carroll each finished — in a most unconventional way — the school year without missing a single day of … more
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R.H. Ledbetter Properties, LLC Vice President of Development Joe Holmes speaks at last week's Cartersville City Council meeting.
Tax district questions arise over proposed Cartersville development
A first reading of a rezoning request that could potentially pave the way for a 200-unit apartment complex near the Kroger Marketplace shopping center on Main Street drew a litany of questions at … more
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The annual Great Locomotive Chase Festival in Adairsville has been canceled due to COVID-19.
Great Locomotive Chase, Pine Log Arts & Crafts festivals cancel 2020 offerings
Following in the footsteps of Pioneer Days, two more fall festivals have canceled their offerings due to COVID-19. The Pine Log Arts & Crafts Fair and the Great Locomotive Chase Festival are the … more
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Holding Cartersville Medical Center’s Get With the Guidelines-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award are Brad Cothran, EMS liaison; Heather Clement, director, emergency department; Christy Serpa, coordinator, stroke services; and Brandon Duncan, Bartow division operations manager, MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service.
Cartersville Medical Center awarded for stroke care
In honor of its stroke care, Cartersville Medical Center earned the Get With the Guidelines-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award. The accolade is presented by the American Heart Association and … more
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Georgia no longer worst among states for virus transmission
Some Georgians are in line for more unemployment assistance as the state’s spread of COVID-19 is somewhat subsiding.Georgia has been overtaken by Mississippi as the No. 1 state with the highest … more
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DTN to reduce print frequency
Businesses across America have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and The Daily Tribune News counts itself among those. In response to the current economic challenges, as well as to how … more
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A developer looks to turn the KOA campground site off Cass-White Road into a new business park project.
Slate of major industrial, residential developments announced for Bartow County
Documents indicate a deluge of major commercial, industrial and residential developments are in the works throughout Bartow County, running the gamut from large-scale business parks along the booming … more
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A developer has announced plans for a major mixed use development on 70 acres abutting Highway 41 and Fire Tower Road.
Plans unveiled for 70-acre mixed use development along Fire Tower Road
Conceptual renderings submitted to the Bartow County Community Development Department indicate a local developer has plans for a massive mixed use project abutting the intersection of Highway 41 and … more
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Members of the Cartersville City Council gather for Thursday evening's public meeting.
Cartersville City Council debates alcohol text amendment
A first reading of a proposed alcohol text amendment inspired some debate among Cartersville City Council members at Thursday evening’s public meeting.Per City documents, applicant David Holt seeks … more
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Clear Creek Elementary School fourth grade teacher Jennifer Stanfield plays GaGa ball with her students on the school's playground.
CCES students introduced to exciting sport of GaGa ball
An aptly named game that has been around since the 1970s has made an appearance at Clear Creek Elementary School. GaGa ball has students at the Cartersville school enthusiastically looking … more
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A student wearing a face mask enters the school book store at the University of Georgia Thursday in Athens.
Georgia becomes 10th state to top 5,000 virus deaths
Georgia on Saturday became the 10th state in the nation to report that it has surpassed 5,000 deaths caused by COVID-19.The Georgia Department of Public Health said there have been at least 5,092 … more
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The Grand Theatre is one of two Cartersville venues highlighted in photographer Michael Boatright's Dark Houses Atlanta project.
‘Hauntingly beautiful’: Cartersville venues among theaters showcased in Dark Houses Atlanta project
Once brimming with creative energy, Cartersville’s performing arts theaters are now empty for want of an audience. Both located in the heart of downtown, The Grand Theatre and The Legion Theatre … more
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