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Promoting awareness for runaway and homeless youth are Buddy Frederick (Southern Cove), Jayson Frederick (Southern Cove), Athena Tyree (Advocates), Clark Millsap (Bartow County Sheriff’s Office), Greg Hight (Bartow Parks and Recreation), Jenny Petersen (BLESS Coalition), Renee McCormick (Advocates), Haley Hood (Bartow Parks and Recreation), Doug Belisle (Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter), Nancy Haight (Red Door Food Pantry), Rhonda Hall (Advocates), Jada Wilkins (Advocates), Tracy Arp (Advocates), Michelle Mondesir (Advocates), Cartersville Fire Department Firefighter Eric Mewbourne, CFD Sgt. Adam Owenby, CFD Firefighter Ryan Bray and CFD Battalion Chief Heath Patterson.
Advocates brings awareness to runaway and homeless youth
Currently in the midst of National Runaway and Homeless Youth Prevention Month, Advocates for Children is joining forces with numerous community partners to highlight this issue.  “An … more
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District 11 U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk speaking at a Veterans Day event in Cartersville on Nov. 11.
Loudermilk speaks at Legion ceremony
District 11 U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk was the guest speaker for the American Legion Carl Boyd Post 42 Veterans Day ceremony in Cartersville on Nov. 11.The Republican was recently re-elected to … more
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“We have moved a great deal of the cases that have been pending trial,” said Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge D. Scott Smith.
Judicial circuit gets $1M ARPA grant
The Cherokee Judicial Circuit, comprising Bartow County and Gordon County, is set to receive a $1,087,538 grant via the Judicial Council of Georgia Ad Hoc Committee on American Rescue Plan Act … more
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In recognition of Farm-City Week, Cartersville Public Library is highlighting various farming-related books.
Farm-City Week set for Nov. 16 to 23
Cartersville Public Library and Bartow County Farm Bureau are joining forces to promote Farm-City Week Nov. 16 to 23.According to a news release from the Bartow County Farm Bureau, “Farm-City Week … more
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Bartow County Schools REACH Coordinator Kristy Mitchell addresses the attendees of the REACH Georgia Scholarship signing at the Bartow College and Career Academy Oct. 20.
Eight eighth-graders sign REACH Georgia Scholarship agreements
Since Oct. 20, eight local students have earned the designation of REACH Georgia Scholars.Among the eighth-graders receiving the higher-learning assistance were five youth from the Bartow County … more
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Marine Pvt. Jake Woodall speaks to those in attendance at Nov. 10’s Veterans Day Ceremony at Woodland Middle School.
Woodland Middle salutes veterans
While separated by age and military experience, Kristopher Dittrich and Jake Woodall both embraced the opportunity to highlight local veterans and the desire to serve their country. On Nov. 10, they … more
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“The county is not Mayberry anymore,” said Bob Neel. “I used to say ‘Atlanta is right on our doorstep.’ No, ladies and gentlemen, Atlanta is here."
Aubrey Corp. text amendment recommended for approval
Members of the Bartow County Planning Commission voted Nov. 7 to recommend a text amendment be approved to create a new “planned greenspace and development district” (PGDD) zoning overlay … more
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Bartow County Board of Education is situated at 65 Gilreath Road in Cartersville.
BOE supports Etowah Highlands project, ‘contingent upon a buffer of land’
During its Oct. 17 meeting, the Bartow County Board of Education amended a letter, which they later approved, to Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor regarding Jacoby Development’s Etowah … more
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Cartersville-Bartow County Metropolitan Planning Organization Transportation Planner Tom Sills.
Study predicts 150,000-plus local population by 2050
As of 2020, Bartow County was home to roughly 108,000 people.Recent projections from the Cartersville-Bartow County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), however, anticipate major growth over the … more
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Bill Hix at a Bartow County Planning Commission meeting on Nov. 7.
149-home subdivision clears first hurdle
A request to rezone about 73 acres near Old Alabama Road and Highway 113 was recommended for approval by members of the Bartow County Planning Commission at a public meeting held on Nov. 7.Applicant … more
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Ashley Henderson, left, her son, Michael, and Bauble Stockings founder Kate Stewart showcase numerous Bauble Stockings, including Michael’s Trees of Hope design, at c.a.n.o.p.y during downtown Cartersville’s Holiday Open House Nov. 3.
Euharlee student generates funds through Bauble Stocking design
At the age of 11, Michael Henderson is enriching the lives of other campers with “life challenges” one stocking a time. The Euharlee resident’s whimsical drawing of Christmas trees was turned … more
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New Frontier presents 22nd annual Feed the Community Dinner Nov. 19
Striving to offer love and “valuable resources,” the 22nd annual Feed the Community Dinner in Honor of the Late Michael Dean will be presented Nov. 19. The gathering — organized by the New … more
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A Marietta man was sentenced to one year in jail after pleading guilty to failing to register as a sex offender in Bartow Superior Court on Nov. 8.
Convicted sex offender gets 12-month sentence
A Marietta man pled guilty to one count of failure to register as a sex offender in Bartow Superior Court on Nov. 8.As part of the negotiated plea deal, 27-year-old defendant Damien Antonio Fowler … more
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Cartersville police say a political argument on Nov. 2 resulted in a 68-year-old man being charged with a felony offense.
Political argument leads to felony arrest
A 68-year-old Cartersville man was arrested on Nov. 2 and charged with making terroristic threats and acts, a felony offense, following what Cartersville Police Department (CPD) officers describe as … more
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The groundbreaking for the new Mission Road Elementary School took place Nov. 7. Participating in the ceremony were, from left: Betsy Milam, parent liaison; Clint Terza, BCSS chief leadership and learning officer; Melissa Cantrell, CEO and president, CDH Partners; Butch Emerson, member, Bartow County Board of Education; Sherrie Hughes, MRES principal; Dr. Phillip Page, BCSS superintendent; Derek Keeney, BCBOE chairman; Terry Lee Eggert, member, BCBOE; Anna Sullivan, BCBOE member; and Tony Ross, BCBOE vice chairman.
BCSS breaks ground on new $30 million Mission Road Elementary
Bartow County School System’s new $30 million Mission Road Elementary building is one step closer to opening its doors. On Nov. 7, a groundbreaking ceremony was conducted for the future structure, … more
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