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Caytlin Dover and Shantelle Williams rehearse a scene from "MLM is for Murder (Or, Your Side Hustle is Killing Us).”
‘MLM is for Murder’ opens at The Legion Theatre May 12
As the director of “MLM is for Murder (Or, Your Side Hustle is Killing Us),” Ethan Allen is looking forward to seeing the production grace The Legion Theatre’s stage. The Pumphouse Players’ … more
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Cartersville-Bartow County Department of Economic Development Executive Director Melinda Lemmon, left, at a May 1 Development Authority of Bartow County meeting.
Incentives sought for $5B project
Members of the Development Authority of Bartow County (DABC) voted May 1 to approve a State memorandum of understanding (MOU) and performance and accountability agreement (PAA) related to “Project … more
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A map detailing several potential road improvement projects throughout Bartow County.
MPO approves projects list
Members of the Cartersville-Bartow County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) voted May 3 to approve a list of “unconstrained projects” associated with its 2050 long-range transportation … more
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From left, Euharlee City Manager James Stephens and City of Euharlee legal counsel H. Boyd Pettit.
Council OKs ordinance amendments
Members of the Euharlee City Council approved several ordinance amendments at a public meeting held on May 2. “This is to put us in compliance with House Bill 1405,” said City of Euharlee … more
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South Korean manufacturer QCells has plans to invest more than $2 billion in a new Cartersville solar panel module facility.
Director gives economic development updates
Melinda Lemmon, executive director of the Cartersville-Bartow County Department of Economic Development, gave a brief update on various projects throughout the community at a May 1 meeting of the … more
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Parker Rhodes and Rowan Beasley view the Earth station along the Czahor Solar System Trail. Tellus Science Museum unveiled the permanent fixture April 29.
Czahor Solar System Trail opens during Tellus' National Astronomy Day celebration
Holding hands and often running with abandon, youngsters Rowan Beasley and Parker Rhodes embraced the opportunity to tour the solar system without leaving Cartersville. The sight was one to cherish … more
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Peeples Valley Baptist Pastor Michael Stork delivers the closing prayer during the National Day of Prayer ceremony in front of the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center in Cartersville May 4.
Bartow observes National Day of Prayer May 4
In a nod to pre-pandemic ceremonies, Bartow’s National Day of Prayer gathering drew a large crowd to downtown Cartersville May 4. Believers lifted their hearts in prayer to the Lord during the … more
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Members of the Development Authority of Bartow County convene for a May 1 meeting.
Bonds sought for grocery store project
At a meeting of the Development Authority of Bartow County (DABC) on May 1, the board voted to approve a memorandum of understanding (MOU) agreement for a new Food City grocery store project. The new … more
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City of White Mayor Curtis Powell at a May 1 public meeting.
Council OKs employee pay raise
It’s not uncommon to see intrigue in small town politics. But the ongoing situation in White takes things into territory teetering on the bizarre. Other municipalities squabble over policies; the … more
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Bond was set at $100,000 for a man accused of drug trafficking in Bartow Superior Court on May 1.
$100K bond set for alleged trafficker
Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge Rosemary Greene set bond at $100,000 for a Cartersville man accused of drug trafficking in Bartow Superior Court on May 1. According to Bartow County Sheriff’s … more
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The Cartersville Farmers Market will be presented at Founder’s Oak parking lot — 10 N. Public Square — every Saturday from May 6 through Sept. 30 from 8 a.m. to noon.
Farmer's market, May Market return to Cartersville May 6
Downtown Cartersville will be bustling with activity this weekend as a pair of markets take center stage. On May 6, the Cartersville Farmers Market will kick off from 8 a.m. to noon and Rose Lawn … more
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Paisley Henson, a fourth-grader in Kate DeBoard's classroom, takes part in the “Little Builders” virtual workshop at Cartersville Elementary.
CES fourth-graders assemble toolboxes during 'Little Builders' workshop
Cartersville Elementary fourth-graders were transformed into “little builders,” courtesy of the Construction Ready organization. On April 13, the nonprofit provided students in Kate DeBoard’s … more
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Bartow County Administrator Peter Olson said the local government is willing to commit $5 million to the State's potential acquisition of a recently rezoned planned greenspace and development district.
County commits $5M to State PGDD purchase
In the wake of more than 16,000 acres in northeastern Bartow County being rezoned to a first of its kind planned greenspace and development district (PGDD) classification, the question arises — … more
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Cartersville-Bartow Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) transportation projects manager Tom Sills.
Old Alabama Road improvements 60% complete
Per Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) staff, the Old Alabama Road improvements are roughly 60% complete — with the entire project now expected to wrap up by late 2024 or early 2025. In … more
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An Alabama woman and a New York man were arrested and charged with identity theft fraud in Cartersville last month.
Two suspects charged with identity theft
Cartersville police arrested an Alabama woman on April 24, who was subsequently charged with one count of identity theft fraud when using and/or possessing identifying information concerning a … more
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