Calhoun, GA News

• Calhoun, GA News
• Memorial Day:Gordon County to remember its fallen veterans, during a plethora of community events
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, May 26
• Calhoun High School held 50-year reunion
• Bailey awarded Minority Supplier of the Month by BMW
• Update on Missing Person
• Click it or Ticket is underway
• CFD, council break ground on new training facility
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 90.
• Election time is here: Candidates begin qualifying for local race in July election
• Delta Nu members had a busy official first week
• Wanted fugitive arrested in Calhoun
• CPD investigating 2010 missing person case; remains found could be Calhoun man
• Gordon County Schools offer driver education this summer
• Graduation 2012 continues; GCA receive High School diplomas
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, May 24
• Business Achievements awarded to students
• Mohawk to expand Summerville manufacturing operations - adding 500 jobs
• Artist opens her teaching studio in Resaca landmark
• Calhoun Times offers newspapers and pizza
• Calhoun man charged with arson, terroristic threats
• Life long Resaca resident’s ancestors witnessed Battle of Resaca
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, May 23
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.
• Sonoraville High learns finance
• Center threatens lawsuit over southeastern species
• Calhoun City Schools get in shape
• ‘Chemical rupture’ at MFG in Dalton sends 43 to hospital for decontamination
• Graduation 2012 is here; Gordon Central walks the stage
• Graduation 2012 is here; Sonoraville walks the stage
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, May 22
• Amazing Race comes to Tolbert
• Eclipse crosses Asia, US: Millions look skyward
• CMS attend Rome Braves game
• Police warn of text messaging scam targeting financial information
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• United Way Celebrates Memorial Day in a big way
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Over 100 SHS students tour three Georgia colleges
• 12th Annual Calhoun Heifer Evaluation and Reproductive Development Sale
• Special Olympics celebration hosted by American Legion
• Gordon Central students seek hope for the Fountain of Hope
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, May 20
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 87.
• Good Grooming
• A buyer makes you an offer – now what?
• Walk it out: One man sacrifices his comfort to raise awareness for others
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill
• Relay for Life Gordon County rolls out red carpet for survivors
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, May 19
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Calhoun Primary releases balloons for Relay for Life
• Georgia woman learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• 28th Annual, 148th Anniversary of the Battle of Resaca
• Snake bites on the rise in Georgia
• 32 registered Glynn County sex offenders arrested in compliance sweep 'Operation Golden Isles' was hatched to verify compliance with laws.
• ‘There is wisdom in taking time to smell the roses’
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, May 18
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 84.
• Sonoraville visits Reinhardt University
• Memorial Walkathon took place April 14
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• Police hold diamond-swallower until evidence moves
• Red Bud assistant principal honored
• Boy Scouts Recognize Phil Robbins as “Distinguished Citizen of the Year”
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, May 17
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 88.
• Morning Pointe unveils inaugural magazine
• FTC: Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• Gordon Hospital offers free cancer screenings: Reservations required
• Anger, drama at Ratko Mladic's genocide trial
• US housing starts rose to 717,000 in April
• Mayor, Board of Commissioners recognize weeks in May
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, May 16
• Fairmount resident’s son receives prestigious award
• Local Calhoun woman pursues dream as she stars as extra in Jackie Robinson Film
• April 2012 heats up as 5th warmest month globally
• NTU honors Graves with “Taxpayers’ Friend Award”
• Fugitive siblings return to Ga., plead not guilty
• Union Grove Interchange bid awarded this week
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, May
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Local students present at Reinhardt convocation
• Mills placed on Dean’s list
• Civil War site at center of zoning controversy
• Calhoun High is ranked 37th in Georgia schools
• Georgia man arrested for Calhoun burglaries
• Gordon County Schools take steps to cleaner air with new bus filters
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, May 14
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Antique Roadshow at Sonoraville Middle School
• Home Grown Tomatoes
• Rental property: A great retirement vehicle
• Tiny Tim
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, May 13
• Today: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Adcock recognized as Grower of the Month
• Calhoun's first ever signing day for arts and academic scholarships
• Gordon County’s “American Idols”
• Sunday is Mother's Day
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, May 12
• Today: A slight chance of showers, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm.
• New Echota celebrates 50th Anniversary tomorrow
• Pokey’s steps up to the plate
• First United Methodist preschool spring program and registration
• Police: Fairmount man arrested, charged, and released on conditional bond
• Unemployment benefits slashed: Gordon County residents weigh in on the workforce
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, May 11
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 82.
• Eddie's Tees and More a perfect fit
• Olympic flame for London Games lit in Greece
• National Women’s Health Week starts May 13
• CDC: Half of young adults get sunburned
• Teacher charged with DUI files EEOC complaint
• New license plates available
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, May 10
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 77.
• NSCS welcomes former Calhoun resident
• DOT awards $73.7M for road improvements across Ga.
• Update: High speed chase of stolen vehicle ends with arrest in Bartow County
• County to host state tournaments
• Calhoun High School is ranked 37th within Georgia
• Recent sentencing reform puts Gordon County ahead of the law
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, May 9
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Mohawk ranks at the top for sustainability companies
• Self-driving cars set for test drive in Nevada
• Stocks fall as Greece struggles to form government
• In plane sight: Calhoun-Gordon County Airport drives economic output
• Bid awarded today for the Union Grove Interchange
• Camping with Netflix: Wi-Fi accessibility at Salacoa Creek Park hopes to draw in visitors
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, May 8
• Today: Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after 2pm.
• Home Depot recognized in drug take back event
• 3 more years for ex-death row inmate from Scotland
• Kobelco receives award for ‘Making A Difference'
• Police: Phoenix woman faked cancer to get implants
• Twitter plays outsize role in 2012 campaign
• Santek holds public hearing for expansion of local landfill
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, May 7
• CMS wrestlers, tennis team honored
• What makes a great land lording lease agreement?
• Care of the Backyard Flock
• Sonoraville Complex hosts third annual ‘Movies and Moonlight’
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, May 6
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• CES uses pep rally to motivate students
• Breast cancer is rare in men, but they fare worse
• One Harvest shares May menu
• A man and his monkey pulled over in Florida
• Woman in Secret Service case calls agents 'fools'
• Spillers named Discus Award winner
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, May 5
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Pedestrian hit at intersection of Hwy 225 and Hwy 41
• 4-H members place first at state contest
• Justifiable homicides in Ga. increase after law
• Sonoraville student wins competition
• Md. teenager pleads guilty in terror case in Pa.
• Mystery Writer’s Workshop at the Harris Arts Center
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, May 4
• Today: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 11am.
• State technical college system approves new fee structure for GED testing
• Bat disease confirmed on Lookout Mountain
• Gordon County increases income in 2010
• Police believe Neo-Nazi killed 4, himself in Ariz.
• Relay for Life Fashion Show raises $3,500
• Lt. Gov.: ‘New economy will foster opportunities…education is critical’
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 85.
• Morning Pointe dazzles with the dancers
• First of 2 papers on lab-made bird flu published
• Hunter Calvert benefit a success
• Blind activist goes free after promises of safety
• Family files wrongful death suit; officer quits force
• GEM Theatre honored by Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
• Dalton Middle investigated for CRCT erasures
• Locals turn in a quarter of a ton in drugs during take back
• Deal signs bill that ends most abortions after 20 weeks
• Citizen panel advises against commercial flights
• Alcohol ordinance effective Tuesday
• GH welcomes Lanell Jacobs
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, May 1
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm.
• Fairmount United Festival May 28
• Number of US newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Gordon Hospital offers free skin cancer screening
• Calhoun’s Got Talent audition
• Gordon County Sheriff's Office patrol car bid amended
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, April 30
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 84.
• GH hosts Dinner with the Doctors Seminar
• City Council Roundup
• Hummingbirds in Georgia...
• GCHS Automotives Program receives coveted industry credential
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 85.
• Calhoun remembers Mr. Paul
• DSC announces lowest tuition increase in a decade
• Confederate Memorial Day to be observed
• Resaca woman to be on Biography Channel
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, April 28
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 2pm.
• Local band to perform in AllRoads Music Festival
• BBQ Boogie & Blues Street Festival this weekend
• Smoke from Alabama fire could drift into Northwest Georgia
• CHS performing arts to present The Night Thoreau
• Former TVA chief says nuclear program too costly Former TVA chief says nuclear program too costly
• First ever BBQ Boogie & Blues to be April 27-28
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, April 27
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, April 29
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 8am.
• Man killed in motorcycle wreck near Cave Spring identified
• Ga. man charged after 10 dead dogs found in home
• Sheriff's Auxiliary raises $1,000
• Drug-overdose antidote is put in addicts' hands
• Political battle over student loans heating up
• GC attendance rate reaches high;
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, April 26
• Today: A slight chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 2pm.
• Telecommunicator Week honors E911 Operators
• Burn ban to begin May 1
• US Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law, ruling could impact Ga. law
• Hair weave bandits strike again, in stolen U-Haul
• GH race to benefit future cancer patients
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, April 25
• Today: A slight chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 11am.
• City of Calhoun swaps switches
• Golf tournament celebrates 38 years
• Finster Fest to be grand reopening of Paradise Gardens
• An answer from a reader: What is Root Music?
• Cain: I could have won
• Lt. Gov.: ‘New economy will foster opportunities…education is critical’
• Graduation rates released:
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, April 24
• Today: Patchy frost before 8am.
• Historical Society to sell Miss. Minnie’s dolls
• Door closing on one project, opens another for the VAC
• Aging workforce strains Social Security, Medicare
• GNTC courted by Middle Eastern university to help fill skill gap
• Veteran Services at standstill with Veteran Affairs
• CPD awarded incentive grant
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, April 23
• Today: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41.
• Gordon Hospital missionary team travels to Haiti
• Initiative encourages “Askable” parenting
• Marker blazes Civil War path through Calhoun
• Bartenfield earns Extra Mile
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, April 22
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 70.
• The Calhoun-Gordon County Library remembers avid reader
• Relay for Life is dressed to impress
• Musical heritage of Chitwood, Medders families kicks off New Harmonies
• Groups join forces to protect 51 acres at Resaca Battlefield
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, April 21
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Gordon County residents pull together to March for Babies
• Woman charged for allegedly ramming apartment with vehicle
• The proof is in the strawberry
• George Zimmerman's bail set at $150,000
• Obama to launch student loan interest rate effort
• Last chance is this Saturday
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, April 20
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm.
• Alzheimer’s: A cost for Medicaid
• Dalton State College welcomes award-winning journalist/editor
• GOP ready to push business tax cut through House
• Business Outlook Conference hears good economic news
• 108th Cavalry gives back to donating company
• Parking lot scheduled to open in downtown Calhoun soon
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, April 19
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 77.
• County, city students compete in essay competition
• Relay for Life hosts upcoming tournaments for the ACS
• Report: Tupac hologram could go on tour
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Photos revealed of US troops posing with corpses
• Local teens get wake-up call during mock crash
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, April 18
• Today: Showers likely before 8am, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between 8am and 11am, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 11am.
• Garden Buddies to host annual plant sale April 19-21
• GOP to cut food stamps in deficit-reduction drive
• Roll out the Red Carpet: CHS students will sparkle national TV tonight
• Police: Teen shoots at police during multi-city chase
• Moving Memorial honors Rome probation officer
• The “General” visits Calhoun 50 years ago
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, April 17
• Today: Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after 2pm.
• Calhoun’s Got Talent returning in July
• Police: Australian man, 33, was on his way to meet Floyd County teen for sex
• 'Saw Bandit' caught after car runs out of gas
• Local man part of all-male group to perform in N. Korea
• CDC: Accidental kids' deaths down 30 percent
• Red Cross receives donations from Midland
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, April 16
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Mayor Palmer signs agreement for search and rescue
• New Echota Friends & New Harmonies Exhibit team up for 50th anniversary
• Are you a butterfly or a caterpillar?
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, April 15
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 79.
• Master Cattlemen’s program teaches about raising cattle
• Toxophilus in Arcadia reveals the beauty of Gordon County
• Cancer project looking for participants in Northwest Georgia
• Unemployment benefits to end
• Bird dogs go nose-to-nose in local competition
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, April 14
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 77.
• A life saving tragedy
• Ringgold man shot in the chest during argument, other man not charged
• Calhoun City Schools receives highest honors
• Harris Arts Center to host New Harmonies beginning this weekend
• Echota Pet Rescue Group sets tongues and (tails) a waggin’
• Interchange utility agreement signed
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, April 13
• Today: Areas of frost before 9am.
• Local man asking,
• Hwy 136 yard sale to cross through Gordon County
• Labor Department to close 7 locations
• Free-speech group flags First Amendment violations
• Musical instruments come in all shapes and sizes
• GDOL to assist with recruitment today
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, April 12
• Today: Areas of frost before 9am.
• APNewsBreak: Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Gordon County celebrating National Library Week
• 9th Annual Howard Jones Golf Benefit set for May 16
• Investigation closes on Cedartown explosion that killed two last year
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• Starlettes selling ribbons for Relay for Life
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, April 11
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 65.
• Chichak named as new CEO and president of Halex Corp.
• Attorney: Zimmerman defense fund website is real
• Hamilton Hospice honors Calhoun U.S. Army veteran
• Criminal-justice bill not retroactive for people already convicted
• ‘Hounds 4 Hunter’ benefits to help local boy
• Home Depot adds a little spring to CFD
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, April 10
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 73.
• After $1B, experts see progress on autism's causes
• Whitefield won't run for Senate after all
• GH Foundation serves up 6th annual tennis tournament
• Local Red Cross begins Heroes initiative
• Masters golf fan accused of trying to steal sand
• Ryan's turns to Hibachi Buffett; coming soon
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, March 9
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 72.
• Lance accepted into inaugural class for leadership at Frank Batten
• Senior citizens stretch it out
• CTAE Advisory Board honors Calhoun High School students
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, March 8
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.
• Living a double life: Singer one day, family woman the next
• CHS Skills USA students participate in “extreme” community service
• ‘The Belles of Morning Pointe’ don hats for its new Red Hat Society
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 7
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 74.
• Local stores participating in fashion show
• Mount Zion looking for a need
• Report: Calhoun man stole and pawned jewelry
• US economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2 percent
• National Telecommunicator week is April 8-14, open house Tuesday
• Fort Wayne Park scheduled to open in 2013
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 6
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 8am.
• Some tips for Easter Sunday in the pews
• Update: Jones Denied Bond
• Relay for Life looking for participants
• Bartow County deputy involved in Adairsville shooting
• Gordon County United Way exceeds $500,000 goal
• Georgia broadens range of people who must report abuse
• ‘I am who I am’: Local teen living with autism shares story for awareness
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 5
• Today: Showers and thunderstorms likely.
• Liquor license request causes uproar
• Police: Charge in shooting death because father a felon
• Most Alabama businesses miss the new deadline to register employees' immigration status
• “Bow the Knee” musical offered to community
• New Echota to celebrate 50-year anniversary
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, March 4
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 2pm.
• Gordon Hospital to have 11th Anniversary Praise and Prayer Concert event
• An honest government: Gordon County expecting A+ in transparency initiative
• Gordon County inmate dies while in custody
• Recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• Gordon EMS names EMT and Paramedic of the Year
• Calhoun revisits taxicab rules, no more licenses for 90 days
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, March 3
• Gunman opened fire on Christian university in Calif.
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Scholarship available for local high school seniors by IAAP
• Gordon unemployment down from last year
• 'UNSURVIVABLE!' New tornado warnings aim to scare
• Restaurants fear rising fuel costs could jeopardize recovery
• Wife: Man involved in standoff is bipolar
• Three more years for McCown
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, April 2
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• National League of Junior Cotillions gearing up for Spring Ball
• Saving a piece of history: Historic cemetery restoration brings the community together
• Gordon County retired educators expanding their minds and learning
• The eight benefits of a real estate transaction according to Bill and Kim Cook
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, April 1
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• CPD offering firearms class
• Gordon County Saddle Club hosts Annual Horse Care Day
• Calhoun Home Depot helps with GSD renovation
• Controlling disease in the home vegetable garden
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 31
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers.
• Pledge to ‘Light It Up Blue’ for Autism Awareness, April 2
• Farmers say they want action on bill this year
• National Consulates visit Gordon County
• Baby enters world on side of busy Ga. interstate
• Shadow People: ‘Children of Gordon County were unraveling from meth addictions’
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 30
• Today: A chance of showers and thunderstorms, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 2pm.
• Ranger man charged after two-hour standoff
• Police investigating fatal Catoosa County teen shooting
• Resaca Cemetery to host Park Day
• Bill changing criminal system heads to governor
• Local band makes tough decision: Torn between multiple victories, Five40 chooses fans over Corey Smith
• UPDATE: Woman dies from injuries suffered at the scene; lanes reopened
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 29
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 83.
• Northwest Georgia Valley Writers Conference begins March 30
• Georgia’s first lady to open New Harmonies tour
• Ga. city checking social media sites before hiring
• Court: What's left of health law without mandate?
• Police shoot, kill man they say was armed, nude
• Meth busts continue to rise: where does Gordon County rank?
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, March 28
• Wayne Minshew: from the big leagues to the local coffee shop
• House rejects Senate changes to Ga. abortion bill
• 108th raises the flag
• In failed Calhoun hotel venture, Republicans appear to cut loan nearly in half
• SAT, ACT tests to tighten security
• Pills in the waterways: Throwing away or flushing unused pills wreaks havoc on local ecosystem
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, March 27
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 77.
• Home of Roswell "chicken man" explodes; unidentified body found
• Lady Phoenix come up short in regular-season finale at home
• New Black Panthers offer bounty for gunman in Trayvon Martin's death
• Annual Relay for Life Fashion Show to be April 22
• Chattooga Co. water board leak may land Summerville News in hot water
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years at camporee
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, March 26
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 78.
• 150 Years Ago: The Great Locomotive Chase GC to celebrate the anniversary with reenactors, book signing and movie
• SMS stands out at FFA poultry judging
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• CPS students earn free breakfast
• Court orders FDA action on antibiotic use on farms
• Landlording math: tenants with pit bulls should be evicted
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, March 25
• Today: A 10 percent chance of showers before 8am.
• The sounds of growing up Methodist
• Confederate flag back at Ga. fort after 148 years
• Vegetable gardening tips from Greg Bowman
• Feds: Ga. illegal immigrant population 6th largest
• SHS students take home regional titles
• Look what we have done in the past 100 years
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Doris Blaylock: Jane of all trades
• Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
• CHS seniors to perform showcase
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Team Tay-Lay wins DWTS
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 24
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 23
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm, then showers and thunderstorms after 8am.
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Calhoun sweeps Ashworth in rivalry games
• UPDATE: Standoff suspect surrenders to police
• Local man wins autographed football
• 'Stand Your Ground Law' at center of Fla. shooting
• Drug money and seized assets: where does it go?
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 22
• Today: A slight chance of showers, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm.
• Shawgo earns Extra Mile Award
• Study: Holding a gun may make you think others are too
• Prater Ford Wins bid, Sheriff’s Office gets new cruisers
• UPDATE: Mohawk employee OK
• Homeless camps to be disbanded; city has plans for housing
• Child Abuse: One pinwheel for every child
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, March 21
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm.
• Ribbon Cuttings Calhoun Hot Dog House and New Calhoun Auto Auction
• Jurors weigh fate of inmate who killed molester
• Black History Month considered a success
• Ga. Senate panel OKs $19.2 billion budget for FY2013
• Georgia's pollen count sets new record
• Local three year old gives to the VAC on his birthday
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, March 20
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 84.
• Run for your Life: GH hosts second annual fundraiser
• Ribbon Cuttings Pokey's Sporting Goods and Jandy's Frozen Yogurt
• Rossville woman faces misdemeanors for neglected dogs
• Yellow Hammers: the sound of the past
• Calhoun Little Theatre presents Radio Gals at the Harris Arts Center
• Colt Chambers nominated for country Georgia Music Award
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, March 19
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Sheriff's Office: Father to be charged with murder of 3-month-old
• Mannington Commercial works to reduce energy
• 'Obamacare' foes fear ballooning big government
• In real estate, don’t ask: “What’s your asking price?”
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, March 18
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Harris Arts Center to host Titanic program
• Cartersville Ob/Gyn adds new hire
• Mohawk donates to George Chambers Resource Center
• Raising meat goats gaining popularity in Georgia
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 2pm.
• Northwest Georgia Regional Cancer Coalition awarded grant
• Obama chides GOP ahead of Ill. primary
• Local band looks to shine; voting ends Sunday
• Former Rome officer pleads - gets 2 years in prison, 3 years probation
• Downtown railroad crossings to be closed for 2-3 days
• 'It's what happened; I've moved on.' Randall Goble was the only survivor in his family after a 1974 tornado
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 17
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 16
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Gordon County: baked with sweet, tasty history
• Meet the Stars: Mixon/McCown and Baxter/Pennel
• 3 Rome Youth Detention Center officers disciplined
• Schools will get to opt out of "pink slime" beef
• Gordon County to participate in Drug Take Back event
• March marks start of tornado season
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 15
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Farm Bureau celebrates Ag-Week
• Officials not seeking death penalty in Fort Oglethorpe hospital shooting
• Meet the Stars: Gonzalez/Mathews and Davis/Moyer
• Varnell officer on leave until crash investigation complete
• Regents approve 17 general education courses for transfer to support complete college goals
• Calhoun Angus cow breeder recognized nationally
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, March 14
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 81.
• Gordon County 4-H members compete at state livestock show
• Labor commissioner: Ga's unemployment insurance trust fund in peril
• Meet the Stars: Bailey/Phillips and Dean/Sloan
• Mayor: New Atlanta airport terminal to open May 16
• One Harvest opens its doors to the community this month
• Survivors of Suicide: new support group beginning in Gordon
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, March 13
• Today: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 11am.
• Wells Fargo supports United Way
• Crowds protest Ga. abortion, birth control bills
• Dunnington: “An Interview with Roland Hayes, Famous Negro Tenor”
• Report: Deficiencies at Floyd County Jail a safety issue
• Body of man missing since Feb. 24 found in woods
• Envision Gems joins PIE
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, March 12
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers.
• State Farm recruiting military veterans for jobs through agency recruiting campaign
• Homeownership can translate into tax savings
• Southeast Restoration joins Partners in Education
• Strawberry growers worried about big harvest
• SMS FFA exhibits at Ga livestock show
• Cooks: How to negotiate win-win deals in real estate
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, March 11
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 66.
• ‘Ride For a Cure’ to support cancer research
• GBI urges lawmakers to fund pay increase
• A backhand slap from end of solar storm
• Georgia Agriculture Education Leaders of Farm to School
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Turfgrass Management Tips for Gordon County residents
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 10
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 64.
• Gordon County Habitat for Humanity hosts first-ever green day
• Mother seeks community’s help in searching for missing son
• Task force seizes $600,000 in property, cash in Walker County drug raid
• Keeping History Alive: basketball game to extend Black History Month
• Introducing the Dancers: Bailey/Phillips and Dean/Sloan
• Adventist seniors enjoy special tea
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 9
• Today: Showers likely, mainly before 10am.
• Tundra Time Trial held in Gordon County
• Georgia boy, 12, paid to fight zombies
• Dawsonville man charged in Fairmount identity fraud
• Web star born: Kony video gets millions of views
• Cartersville woman charged with neglecting exotic birds, stealing from her parents
• Magistrate Court’s staff discovers excess money
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 8
• Middle School Roundup: Inclement weather forces cancellation of games
• Grandparent visit rights backed under Ga. bill
• State awards $3 million to Lowe’s project
• G-6 Center: a great success
• Vaughn recognized as Youth of the Month
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, March 7
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 65.
• Sunday sales fail in Gordon County
• Alcohol sales, presidential primary on ballot Tuesday
• Georgia landowners may be eligible for conservation money
• Find out election results here
• Man holds theft suspect at gunpoint until police arrive
• Super Tuesday voters have their say in GOP race
• Property tax returns: deadlines and exemptions
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, March 6
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 61.
• Dalton newspaper carrier killed
• Middle School Roundup: Calhoun tennis downs Adairsville
• Hwy. 136 to be closed for railroad repair
• ‘Reality Store’ provides reality check for 525 Freshmen
• 30 homes destroyed, 189 others damaged by storms
• Local songwriter chosen for CD
• CES students place in 4H DPA
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, March 5
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 57.
• SES Reading Bowl participates in regional competition
• Calhoun High School Drama Program Excels
• Meadows selected for academic honor society
• Learning the language of real estate investing
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, March 4
• SHS teacher named finalist in National Agriscience TOTY award
• Trail of Tears meeting will be March 10
• Storm Damaged Trees: Background & Prevention Tips
• Local American Legion honors “The Four Chaplains”
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, March 3
• UPDATE: Gordon County still under tornado watch; warning issued just south of Floyd County
• Gasoline prices continue to rise for 24th straight day
• The House that Love Built: Local boy will be on telethon Saturday
• Man pleads to arson in apartment fire
• Police: Man used heated spoon to burn girlfriend
• In loving memory: SHS plans memorial for individuals the school has lost
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, March 2
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Floyd County police ask for assistance in locating missing person
• Calhoun receives Tree City USA status for 18th time
• US jobless applications dip to a 4-year low
• Sonoraville gets rivalry win in opener
• Fed court hears challenge to Ga. immigration law
• State of the City: where Calhoun stands now and in the future
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, March 1
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 74.
• Gordon County under tornado watch
• Tire amnesty days are April 14 and 21
• Fairmount offering free household trash disposal for citizens
• Authorities: Dalton restaurant served as center for cocaine deals
• Calhoun man dies of heart attack, crashes
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, Feb. 29
• Today: A chance of showers, then showers and thunderstorms likely after 1pm.
• Gordon County Schools Pre-K applications begin March 1
• Senate Oks free 'In God We Trust' car tag decals
• Deal calls for more college graduates in Georgia
• Bartow deputies locate abducted teenager, arrest alleged captor
• CMS recognizes students at assembly
• Coosa Watershed: EPD to submit application for grant to help improve water quality
• Calhoun FD eyes land for training facility
• Calhoun man charged with possession, burglary
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, Feb. 28
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio high school shooting
• Gordon County 4-H Members Shine at Project Achievement
• More than 72,000 vote early in Georgia primary
• Optimists support Coulter Hampton Foundation
• IHOP celebrates National Pancake Day with free pancakes
• Saving ‘287(g)’: Cut in funding proposed for criminal alien ID program
• City of Calhoun puts GEFA grant in motion
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, Feb. 27
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.
• Harris Arts Center to host Spring Basket Fundraiser
• Starr-Mathews becomes a Jacket Patron
• Calhoun Healthcare residents enjoy activities
• Ever heard of the 'Chattahoochee Choo Choo?' - Gingrich campaign goofs
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, Feb. 26
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 59.
• Dancing with the Stars attempts to break fundraising records
• Schools work to balance gay, religious rights
• Clance leads fellow students in Model UN conference
• TVA head predicts future use of spent fuel
• Graves speaks with SHS FBLA
• CMS debaters win Tri-cities Tournament
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 56.
• Howard named to the GAFP Board
• Rossville sex offender arrested after allegedly attempting to lure 10-year-old to his apartment
• Gordon County Sheriff: Man had nearly 100 pounds of processed marijuana
• Dalton professor: Freedom of speech must be balanced with civility
• GB&T, Synovus honored
• A mystery being solved: Mountain Stewards is documenting bent trail trees in Gordon County
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, Feb. 24
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1pm.
• Middle School Roundup: Calhoun tennis teams sweep Sonoraville
• Gingrich to rally supporters in Dalton on Tuesday
• Second person arrested in Rome stabbing
• “The Sing-Off” champions perform at the GEM Saturday
• ‘Something very special’: German documentary to focus on Dalton Tea Party
• Saddlebrook home explosion investigation still active; update pending
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, Feb. 23
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73.
• Middle School Soccer: Ashworth downs Woodland in opener
• Bill would let Ga. distilleries give free samples
• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• Gordon County Chamber launches Keep it in the County 2012
• Head-on collision injures two
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, Feb. 22
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers after 1pm.
• GMSP provides rider education
• Meadows honored by GSRA
• Roman who was on death row to speak at Berry College
• AT&T donates $50,000 for GED scholarships
• Survivor: Deadly avalanche a 'horror story'
• Vogtle could bring economic development to Calhoun
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 60.
• UPDATE: Names released in alleged murder
• Jackets receive state title rings
• Southern Baptists to hear proposed name change
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Mohawk Industries ranked fourth in the nation for training
• Local Schools honored by State Superintendent
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, Feb. 20
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 60.
• Fund for Calhoun-Gordon donates to VAC kitchen
• County Fire Department re-purposes Atlanta Gas Light vehicle
• Ga. board extends class-size waiver another year
• Flu season off to latest start in decades
• Steps in appealing property taxes
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Sunday, Feb. 19
• Today: Rain likely.
• Legion donates to the 108th Memorial
• Bill would mean more money for poor Ga. schools
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Woman struck by several vehicles, killed in Rome
• GCHS supports Toys for Tots
• Container gardening: an outlet for creativity
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Saturday, Feb. 18
• Today: Occasional showers, mainly after 1pm.
• Former heavyweight wrestling champ to speak at Fitness First
• Former Cartersville mayoral candidate sentenced to over 2 years in prison on bank fraud charges
• Former Ala. teacher sentenced to 10 years for having sex with 15-year-old student
• Calhoun girls receive crowns at winter pageant
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Ga. ranks seventh in education
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Friday, Feb. 17
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 63.
• Middle School Roundup: Sonoraville tennis opens new season
• GOP senators unveil new Medicare overhaul plan
• CRBI invites citizens to Conservation Day at Ga. capitol
• Georgia’s Iraq War vets coming to Rome for parade, festival
• Tour will feature the Great Locomotive Chase
• Impending upgrades mean the ‘golden grail’ of radio communications
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, Feb. 16
• Harwell bids adieu to Calhoun Fire Department
• Scholarship donations returned to Ga. taxpayers
• MAN’S BEST FRIEND: A dog will strut his stuff on 'The View' cutest mutt contest
• Georgia city considers natural gas for vehicles
• Fayetteville man accused of indecent exposure while driving on I-75
• Roundup nets 26 arrests in Polk County
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Wednesday, Feb. 15
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
• 'Missing' Polk County woman arrested on theft by taking charge, mother reportedly dropping charges
• Moby in the Morning suspended because of on-air comments
• Councilman Barton attends GMA leadership institute
• Investigation leads to marijuana arrest
• Tennessee man charged with intent to distribute
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, Feb. 14
• Today: Rain likely before 1pm.
• Blanchard named Alfa district manager
• GH to host Day of Dance Feb. 16
• Possibility of snow, ice tonight
• Fairmount council still mulling library budget
• CASAs visit the State Capitol
• Gordon County: in the throes of the recession
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Monday, Feb. 13
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 50.
• CMS Debate Team successful at South Cobb tournament
• Harshal Patel wins city schools spelling bee
• Recognizing the many things that can grow on trees
• Americans' Trans Fat Levels Dropped Over Last Decade: Report
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Sunday, Feb. 12
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 43.
• New Year, New Harmonies: Calhoun to kick off Smithsonian music exhibit
• Farm experts aren't worried about early bloomers
• DA vows to close store where man was beaten
• AMS announces December students of the month
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• Sonoraville Elementary celebrates 100 days
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Saturday, Feb. 11
• Today: A slight chance of snow showers.
• How to appeal property taxes in 2012
• Warm weather could lead to armies of mosquitoes
• Authorities: Ga. man mistakenly killed wife
• DSC professor charged with more child sex abuse counts
• Two injuries reported in Floyd school bus wreck
• High School grad rates: How does Gordon County fare?
• Square dance benefits tornado victim
• Bill to allow students to use college IDs at polls
• Unemployment aid applications near a 4-year low
• City of Calhoun begins LOST negotiations
• White House to promote more positive jobs outlook
• Severe Weather Week is here
• New Zion to open clothes closet
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Thursday, Feb. 9
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 53.
• Missing Rockmart woman found in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Calhoun woman celebrates a hidden talent through painting
• Ga. House rejects charter schools amendment
• Gas prices continue to tick up; expect $4 a gallon by May
• Report: US teacher's aide sent love letters to boy
• Sequoyah Ball celebrating 25 years in 2012
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57.
• Ga. Senate approves the transfer of state planes
• Gordon Hospital to host Day of Dance Feb. 16
• First day back for injured Coosa High student
• Atlanta's tallest skyscraper to be sold at auction
• New Echota preparing for 50th anniversary
• Staff removed at LA school during abuse probe
• Two county schools recognized for 'greatest gains' in CRCT scores
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, February 7
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 60.
• Lowe named manager at Calhoun Southern States
• Norway mass killer demands medal at court hearing
• Deal announces needs-based scholarship
• Magistrate court now offering instructional video on court proceedings
• Dalton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau looking 'tired'
• Red Bud spelling bee contest winners
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 57.
• Gordon County students given opportunity for nutritious breakfast, lunch
• NGNB supports reading bowl team
• Some blacks insist: 'I'm not African-American'
• Sweet Spot partners with city schools
• Obama: Economic recovery speeding up
• What the Cooks see when working foreclosures
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers.
• Gordon County Chamber Ribbon Cuttings
• Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game
• MacKnight, Williams, Carillo advance after CES spelling bee
• Obama pushes for veterans jobs programs
• Growing roses in Georgia
• BB&T promotes Roberson to banking officer
• Today: Showers. High near 60.
• Square dance soiree: Benefit will raise money for local December tornado victim
• Rabid 900-pound cow attacks Georgia farmer
• DSC professor charged with child molestation
• Calhoun sweeps BGMSAA titles
• Thieves target booze trucks in Atlanta
• Calhoun Housing Authority Awarded GMA Safety and Liability Grant
• Today: Sunny through mid morning, then becoming mostly cloudy, with a high near 63.
• Calhoun Times is still accepting Heritage material
• Friday is National Wear Red Day
• US boosts passport fees, sets value of citizenship
• Where will you eat during the Super Bowl?
• House bill would protect dedicated fees
• 90 years in the making: Gordon County woman receives medals her husband earned during his military service
• Today: Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
• Free tax preparation begins Feb. 3 at Calhoun-Gordon County Library
• Obama details broader housing plan
• Ga. lawmakers consider anti-hazing bill
• Smith hits 700 career win mark
• 12 Calhoun and Gordon County students sign football scholarships on National Signing Day
• Cartersville Ob/Gyn Associates wins Small Business of the Year
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers after 1pm.
• Eight arrested in "methamphetamine conspiracy"
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1T, CBO says
• Senate OKs ending ban on silencers in hunting
• Limestone Valley Agency Treasurer recognized
• Body of Chattooga woman found near Haywood Valley Road
• Crackdown on CRIME: Overall community crime rate falls for 2011
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.
• Calhoun High School football team receives national ranking
• Rome driver dies in one-vehicle wreck
• Man arrested as part of larger investigation
• Tech companies team up to combat email scams
• Relay for Life featuring Hollywood theme set for May 4
• City Schools announce new Partners in Education
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 55.
• FES celebrates 'American Hero Math Day'
• Gordon County barbershop group places fifth in international competition
• CRBI annual meeting to feature debate on dams
• Glory to Gospel competition auditions begin February 6
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 54.
• Local high school choruses plan to honor Roland Hayes
• Georgia 4-H: positive youth development
• Irmscher earns real estate short sale designation
• Clance named first runner-up in Georgia Agricultural pageant
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54.
• Hite earns hospital Extra Mile Award
• ICE arrests sex offenders in GA, NC and SC
• FDA detains OJ imports after finding fungicide
• Purcell named assistant vp at Georgia Bank and Trust
• Yellow Jackets to face Cass for BGMSAA title
• Gordon County names Firefighters of the Year
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, January 27
• Today: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 57.
• Local wrestling teams compete at League Duals
• Northwest Georgia bank VP charged with soliciting prostitute
• UPDATE: Name released in deadly 'traffic accident'
• Bell, Loberbaum named to Ga. Chamber Board
• Northwest Georgia unemployment rate decreases since last year
• House Speaker explores legislative goals at chamber banquet
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, January 26
• Today: Occasional showers and possibly of a thunderstorm.
• BGMSAA Tourney gets underway
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• Where did winter go?
• Judges weigh HIV-infected man's fight to get job
• Ga. launches 2012 travel guide, tourism campaign
• City schools librarian recognized nationally
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers after 1pm.
• Hood recognized for financial reporting
• Ga. House approves delay in career path plan
• TV nanny comes to the rescue of Chattooga family
• Straight from the community: Calhoun leaders hear ideas and concerns during MLK Day community forum
• Job bias claims in US at record level
• Fire chief looks to improve Gordon County’s ISO rating with more staff
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, January 24
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 61.
• Middle School Roundup: Lady Phoenix avenge loss to Calhoun
• Cost of stamps increases one penny
• Kemp: GA could be the focus on Super Tuesday
• Strongest solar storm since 2005 hitting Earth
• GC Young Farmers named outstanding chapter
• GEM to host “Sing-Off“ Champs
• Study: Many women can skip frequent bone scans
• Ag Forecast seminar will answer questions for the coming year
• CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen
• SMS science students learn about covalent bonds
• Local business honors champion Jackets
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers.
• Farm Bureau hosts grazing management workshop
• Ex-teacher apologizes for slavery math lesson
• Crawford wins SES spelling bee
• Georgia’s jobless rate decreases to 9.7 percent in December
• Owens Detectron employees volunteer time at VAC
• Today: Showers and thunderstorms.
• Teacakes in the Cabin at New Echota will be Jan. 28
• Four people arrested after Rome hit and run
• Calhoun man arrested for alleged indecent exposure at Southern Adventist University
• EMS collects more than $17k in Christmas donations
• Calhoun resident Scott Houston named to Disney panel
• Improving the calf crop for cattle producers
• N.W. Ga. Regional Commission looks at effects of nutrient trading
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after 1pm.
• Man convicted of killing Ga. girl found dead
• Firebirds take top spot in subregion over Tigers
• Ga. jobless rate drops to 9.7 percent in December
• CASAs collect toys for Supervised Visitation Center
• Project to put tolls on I-75 and I-575 in Georgia still alive
• City, County schools earn 'distinguished' status
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, January 19
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57.
• Middle School Basketball: Ashworth falls just short of first win
• Tunnel Hill man gets prison time on child sex charges
• Deal: economy improving, Dems call for budget changes
• Fairmount considers adding to library budget
• Want to avoid getting the flu or a cold? Wash your hands
• Realtors donate to VAC
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 46.
• Holsomback elected to represent Gordon County farmers
• Rep. Tom Graves welcomes new district representative
• Expansion in pre-K programs curtailed in recession
• Ryan Brunn pleads guilty in Jorelys Rivera's murder
• Legislature to spend week focused on 2013 budget
• Calhoun will not institute 9-1-1 prepaid wireless charge
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today Tuesday, January 17
• Today: Showers likely, then occasional showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm.
• Middle School Round-up: Phoenix run past Ashworth
• GOP maps strategy in wake of payroll tax debacle
• Immigration courtrooms silent during ICE review
• All that glitters is gold and guns
• Impact of proposed military force reduction will vary from plant to plant across Coosa Valley
• Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Jan. 16
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 55.
• Dollar Dog - more than a student’s best friend at CES
• Calhoun Bowling Center rewards perfect attendance
• Gordon Health and Rehabilitation recognized
• Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Jan. 14
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 51.
• 9th District Congressional Art Competition deadline is Feb. 1
• HAC to host Harvey book signing
• Poll: Jump-starting economy is top priority for Georgians
• Adventist food bank: 25 years serving the community
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Saturday, January 14
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 50.
• Huddle House feeds CES teachers, staff
• UPDATED: Mohawk employee burned in Thursday's fire expected to be released from hospital Saturday
• Couple arrested for alleged meth possession; children in DFCS custody
• City Council to participate in Mayors’ Day Conference
• Calhoun man arrested for meth possession
• Chamber of Commerce officer installation banquet is Jan. 19
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 41.
• Phoenix stand out at County Duals
• Former LaFayette firefighter indicted on eight counts of arson
• GNTC to hold graduation tonight
• Cortese to play in Calhoun Jan. 15
• MLK celebrations begin this weekend
• BREAKING: Wreck on SB I-75 send two to hospital
• Today: A 20 percent chance of rain after 1pm.
• Middle school basketball
• Rome clerk who held burglar at gunpoint speaks out
• Deal proposes $19.2B budget for coming fiscal year
• Polar Bear Paddle is set for Saturday, Jan. 14
• Calhoun man arrested on felony charges related to alleged sexual battery
• Locals excel in various postseason all-star games
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Trees donated to Calhoun Rec. Dept.
• Opponents of college mergers take complaints to Capitol
• Former Erlanger CEO to get $728,000 severance
• Officials approve fees for 2012 elections
• 'Pickers' pick Murray
• Today: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 1pm.
• Mohawk Industries recognizes 13 employees for safe driving
• GOP candidates wade into food stamp debate
• NAACP tells Ga. lawmakers to end death penalty
• State lawmakers return to Atlanta for 2012 session
• New Tallatoona building open for business
• Storm victim thanks community
• Lindenfeld honored as standout Friends of the Library volunteer
• Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, January 9
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers.
• Heather Purser receives Chick-fil-A scholarship
• Analysis: Georgia budget process strays from best practices
• Ashworth announces November students of the month
• New gun licenses bring added security, costs
• Goals keep you headed in the right direction all year long
• Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Jan. 8
• Today: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 62.
• World War II pilot, riveters share war stories
• Werner Braun: Things are looking up for floorcovering
• Sonoraville Elementary School honors character winners
• DA has started clearing Atlanta teachers in cheating case
• Club Y donates to local Cub Scouts
• Shoney’s hosts Tree of Memories
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Saturday, January 14
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers.
• Hopkins band to perform at HAC
• Obama plans change in immigration rule on waivers
• Gordon Co. man starts New Year with $1M lottery win
• Chick-fil-A to offer grilled chicken nuggets
• Financial aid available for local storm victims
• Tax reform a key focus for state legislature this year
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, January 6
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61.
• Pear Street Painters exhibit opens Friday at Harris Arts Center
• Deal looks to add 10 days to pre-k
• Ga. House speaker predicts more budget cuts
• First baby of 2012
• Report: Police find ‘shake and bake’ meth lab in Tallapoosa man’s overalls
• Resaca revises alcoholic beverage ordinance
• Year in Review: Fall/Winter 2011
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, January 5
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 53.
• Greg Bowman: Tips for growing dogwood trees
• APNewsBreak: Lower cutoff for lead poisoning urged
• Some needles could be work of copycat
• Driver killed in Bartow County collision between car and train
• SAR memorial service will take place March 10
• Chamber spotlight: Keeping it in the County
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Jan. 4
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 49.
• Online gambling fight now about when or who - not if
• Dancing with the Stars: tickets go on sale today
• Georgia tax checkoff donations drop 9 percent
• Another syringe found in Walmart clothing in Cartersville
• Approximately 40 animals killed in Rome kennel fire
• Trent Frix commits to Air Force
• County, city offer ways to dispose of Christmas trees
• A tough decision to make: Homeless man finds inspiration through activism
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 35.
• Audit shows unused leave is costly in Ga.
• Sentencing set for ex-deputy convicted of beating
• Budget cuts threaten death penalty cases
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• Toastmasters builds communication and leadership skills
• Tony Swink honored for service to Calhoun City School Board
• SHS hosts first Shop With A Phoenix event
• NGEMC donates toys to DFCS
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 60.
• Sonoravill​e High School holds Foreign Language Festival
• Calhoun man arrested on seven charges
• Ring in the New Year safe and sound
• Police: man found sleeping on bag of stolen power tools at fast food restaurant
• Child warns family of fire that destroyed home
• Frontier offers new service program for Armed Forces
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, Dec.30
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 58.
• Crape myrtle culture in Georgia
• Police: Ga. fast-food worker kills robbery suspect
• Ga. town prepares to drop possum on New Year's Eve
• Gordon Central to host basketball tournament
• Ga. gets $5M in federal money for PeachCare boost
• Gordon County chamber map gets a makeover
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, Dec.29
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 55.
• Calhoun Seventh-day Adventist presents Night of Alleluias
• April drive-by shooting suspect arrested
• Georgia mother warns of New Year's gunfire
• After the storm: Insurance payouts and preventing further storm damage
• 'Super Speeder' law nets millions for Georgia
• Man accused of child molestation pleads not guilty
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Dec. 28
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 48.
• Local Relay for Life team raises $1,200 in one day
• Two men arrested during tornado cleanup, state of emergency still in affect
• Local firefighters help feed the hungry, distribute toys to needy
• Georgia debuts sober ride smartphone app for New Year’s Eve
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Today: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm before 1pm, then a chance of showers.
• Loran and Myrna Smith are back with new cookbook
• Lamb, Clemmons ready for Georgia Junior Bowl
• Paws for writing: WAG to publish short stories about pets
• SHS donates to cancer center
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.
• Joann Meadows, Melissa Davis honored for service to UDC
• In loving memory: Memory boxes and keepsake ornaments
• Here comes Santa Claus: the story behind the beard
• Christmas Day: Rain likely.
• AGC gives away largest stocking
• Magistrate Court filing costs to be reduced to $15
• House, Clance recognized at Down Home Christmas show at GEM
• Calhoun author Donna Sundblad nominated for Epic eBook Award
• Gordon Extension is your neighborhood answer place
• Turner Heating and Air donates to DFCS
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 54.
• Community comes together for storm victims
• Storm victim: I just did what I was taught to do
• Deal recognizes three Gordon County deputies for acts of heroism
• Deputies graduate from Police Academy
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, Dec.23
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 58.
• UPDATE: Curfew enacted in Gordon County; 3,000 without power
• Court won't delay GA, AL immigration law hearings
• Local woman makes it her mission to rescue animals
• Today: Showers likely, then occasional showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm.
• Georgia State Patrol will be on watch during the holidays
• Scout Pack 22 donates to toy drive
• Local woman caught up in scam; $50,000 worth merchandise found
• Black Bear dies after being hit by a car at Little River Canyon National Preserve
• LaFayette police break up large fight that erupted due to Facebook comments
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Loran Smith Column: Calhoun community should be thankful for a coach like Hal Lamb
• At Peace Hospice spreads joy to foster kids
• Toys for Tots taking donations now
• Men evicted from Rome Salvation Army after repeated damage
• Gordon EMS to expand services
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Tuesday, Dec. 20
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers.
• Canes too much for Ashworth
• Bartow syringe evidence yields no clues
• Adam Griffith named to SI.com's 2011 High School All-Americans
• God's Little Sprouts treasurer arrested after allegedly embezzling over $20K
• GNTC instructor killed in accident
• Resaca man arrested on aggravated child molestation charges
• Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Dec.19
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.
• CES students participate in silent museum
• Beating the odds: one woman's fight past childhood cancer
• Red Bud honors Reflections winners
• Sonoraville Middle schoolers play ‘Scienceopoly’
• Help with Gas Bills this Winter
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 56.
• Fairmount homicide confirmed, one man in custody
• Gingrich 2.0: Ex-speaker offers new Newt for 2012
• Local scouts earn cycling badge with 12-mile bike ride
• Survey: 1 in 4 US women victims of severe violence
• Colt Chambers wins at GCGMA Awards
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 50.
• ‘I’m a fighter’: Britney Mincey's story
• Russia's Mars probe will crash to Earth in January
• Pedestrian killed on I-75 in Bartow County
• Poole succeeds in first college meet
• New parts of Ga. immigration law to take effect on Jan. 1
• DWTS champ partners with Mohawk and Operation Finally Home
• Today: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 58.
• Schedule of Events for NAIA Championship Game
• Report: half of schools fail federal standards
• Lamb reflects on dramatic state championship victory
• Poll: Most want US payroll tax cut extended
• County excess funds to go toward debt, employee benefits
• Gingrey, Graves among top 50 percent of wealthiest Congress members
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, Dec. 15
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after 1pm.
• Thousands of birds mistake Wal-Mart parking lot for water, crash to their deaths
• Local awarded Carnegie Medal for heroism
• A hearty homecoming: Parade, pep rally planned for dancing star J.R. Martinez
• New downtown tree resembles one in Dublin
• Man, woman plead not guilty in UPS case
• Gordon Central FFA advances to state speaking competition
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Dec. 14
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66.
• City schools honor PIE partners
• Disregard for stopped buses becoming a problem
• Dalton cracks down on out of district students
• School News
• Driver sent 11 texts in 11 minutes before crash
• Three arrested in connection with Meth trafficking
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61.
• City schools award three grants
• Is Georgia shrinking? Census shows less land, more water
• Congratulations to the Calhoun Times Pet Contest winner
• Bartow Sheriff seeks help in identifying remains
• 4 Fort Stewart soldiers arrested, denied bond
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Dec. 12
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 56.
• A lesson in entrepreneurship: GCHS students interview downtown business owners
• Gordon County eligible for Regional Commission home grants
• SMS 8th grade science runs a temperature
• Fired Up to feed the hungry
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Sunday, Dec. 11
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 52.
• Local scout plays a role in the restoration of a historic cemetery
• Southern Baptists study possible name change
• SHS donates to future cancer center through fundraisers
• The nine-banded armadillo adventure in North Georgia
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Saturday, Dec. 10
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 51.
• PREP FOOTBALL: Calhoun wins state championship
• Salem Coats for Christ is tomorrow
• Feds: Giving to Ga. charity fed lavish lifestyles
• State championship today
• Gov't study: More drivers texting at the wheel
• $70,000 vanishes from Kennesaw State University
• Races developing for Congress District 14 and state senate district 52 seats
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, Dec. 9
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.
• Slain girl's family regains custody of other kids
• United Way second annual jeans sale is Saturday, Dec. 10
• Suspect in Ga. girl's slaying held without bond
• GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
• Copper theft on the rise in Gordon County
• DOMEWARD BOUND: just few details about Calhoun's upcoming trip to the Dome
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Thursday, Dec. 8
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 49.
• Murder suspect's brother speaks out
• Sheriff's Office recognizes standout employees, residents
• Manis property in Calhoun purchased by paving executive
• Christmas pet contest underway
• CHS band to play at NAIA Championship
• How to keep poinsettias healthy all season long
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Today: Occasional showers.
• Rogers edges out Johnson for Fairmount Post 2 seat
• Annual toy drive has begun
• Missing man wanted for child molestation charges found in Florida
• Prep sports news: Gordon Central, Sonoraville placed in Region 5-AAA B subregion; Calhoun in Region 7-AA A subregion
• Former Jacket Budzius named SCAC honorable mention
• Make way for Santa Claus!
• Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Tuesday, Dec. 6
• NASA finds planet that's just about right for life
• Today: Showers. High near 59.
• Phoenix handle rival Ashworth
• Fleet of Ferraris ruined in Japan sportscar pileup
• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest
• 3 more syringes found in Cartersville Walmart, investigation continues
• Christmas Calendar: a list of things to do in December
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Dec. 5
• Today: Rain likely.
• Gordon County 4-H team places 2nd in national competition
• Angel Food Ministries officials face fraud charges
• Boy Scout Round-up
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Gordon Home Care named to 2011 Elite List
• Build A Box affords another opportunity to give
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Dec. 4
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 60.
• Hospital volunteer of the year
• 16 to graduate from Basic Law Enforcement program at GNTC Gordon campus
• Fitzwater earns Eagle Scout ranking
• Former Cartersville mayoral candidate pleads guilty to bank fraud charges
• Diner dishes up delicious grub and art
• GH earns gold seal accreditation for breast MRI
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Read more: Calhoun Times - TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Dec. 3
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 62.
• Jackets eat up Appling turnovers, headed to the Dome
• Football Friday: Appling County coming to the Reeve
• Report: Da'Rick Rogers status with Vols in limbo
• Jones hearing ends at a standstill
• Bypass projects net environmental fines
• Lights, camera, action: Gordon Central grad goes Hollywood
• Police: iPhone finds itself... and its thief
• Former Calhoun star making impact in minors
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Dec. 2
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 62.
• Surya Rugs food drive evolves into an all-out contest
• Adams: UGA will adhere to immigrant policy
• Rep. Graves Co-Sponsors the CLEAR Act of 2011
• Jackets one step away from fourth straight trip to Georgia Dome
• Report: Ga. among leaders in student data systems
• City of Calhoun is no barnyard
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Dec. 1
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 57.
• ‘Best Christmas’ coming soon to Harris Arts Center
• Police probe another possible hazing at FAMU
• New Echota Christmas Candlelight Tour will be Dec. 3
• Rome High School loses grade data; may not have back-ups
• Sheriff's Office reports a fourth incident of a syringe found in Walmart clothing
• School News, part 1
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49.
• Tour of homes continues
• GOP 2012 candidates walk tightrope on immigration
• Google's maps go indoors with new mobile feature
• Ranger crafts fair will be Dec. 3
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• Local study reveals diverse homeless population
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Nov. 29
• Today: Snow likely before 1pm, then a chance of rain.
• Hospital raises more than $30,000 for therapy center
• Update: Reward offered in Rite Aid robbery
• Man charged with 42 counts of cruelty to animals in Gordon County
• AARP Honors Porch for 30 years of service
• USPS officials to discuss possible consolidation
• Education, self-confidence: Deterrents in the quest to keep children from becoming parents
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Nov. 28
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 49.
• Red Cross offers unique gift choices
• Egypt's military under pressure from protests, US
• New Juvenile Justice Commissioner has Calhoun ties
• Oil rises near $97 a barrel; US gas prices fall
• UW at 40 percent of campaign goal
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Nov. 27
• Today: Showers, mainly before 1pm. High near 55. South wind between 5 and 10 mph.
• JaneDear Girls, Tanna Key to perform at GEM
• Pentagon visit ahead for veteran who's dance champ
• Christmas Tour of Homes set for Dec. 4
• Gingrich could draw GOP ire on immigration
• Eagle Scout builds grill for community
• Gordon Animal Shelter represented at workshop
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Nov. 26
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 63.
• Football Friday: Calhoun traveling to Dublin
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Chambliss says Gang of 6 is back
• When is drug testing fair?
• Ga. man stirs controversy with 'not hiring' signs
• Diabetes awareness event at Hamilton
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Nov. 25
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 67.
• RBE Christmas Auction is Dec. 3
• What we're thankful for ...
• Sign up now for Parade of Lights
• Deliciously Southern: Local woman authors Barnes and Noble-distributed cookbook
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Nov. 24
• Turkey Day: Sunny, with a high near 67. Calm wind.
• Frontier Communications will host LinkedIn webinar Dec. 3
• Coalition urges Georgians to contact DOJ on maps
• Car wreck on Boone Ford has traffic blocked Wednesday evening
• The Library Corner: New book releases available at the Calhoun-Gordon County Library
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Report: 12 to 15 wrestlers injured in school bus crash on way back from Sonoraville
• Today: A slight chance of showers before 1pm.
• Letters to Santa
• DMV at the US capitol: Driver's license, tag renewal, HIV test
• In NH, Obama to push for payroll tax cut extension
• Police: Man stole chickens
• Gordon Central barely misses the mark in final AYP results
• Fairmount city hall is on track for completion
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Nov. 22
• Today: A slight chance of showers, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 1pm.
• GDOT suspends lane closures for Thanksgiving holiday
• Click-it or ticket campaign to last through the holidays
• GHSA initial reclassification report released
• Gingrich calls for private retirement accounts
• How cute is your pet?
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Nov. 21
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers.
• CHS cleans up at academic bowl
• Aging in place: a little help can go a long way
• Sequoyah Garden Club hears floral arrangement advice
• Scientists to place new earthquake monitors in Ga.
• ‘A Night of Inspiration’ will be Dec. 3
• Improving your percent calf crop
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Nov. 20
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 67.
• Coats in the park draws 800 people
• Chief Vann House will have candlelight tours
• Lawsuit: Ga. man fired for refusing to wear '666'
• HAC presents exhibits featuring Rome artists
• Report suggests overhauling sentencing standards
• Mayor signs ‘Home Care Month’ proclamation
• Calhoun loses coin flip, will play third round in Dublin
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Nov. 19
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.
• Football Friday: Brooks County coming to Calhoun
• Groups rally at Ga. immigration detention center
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Local youth travel to 4H event at Rock Eagle
• Weather service confirms tornado did Ga. damage
• Huddle House offers free meals to those who donate
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Nov. 18
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 53.
• Toys for Tots starts again soon in Gordon
• States ramp up use of teacher evaluations
• Lauren Alaina to play at the White House next week
• Hibbett Sports to relocate in Calhoun
• Airline passengers asked for extra cash for fuel
• Father and son creating film featuring Korean War Veterans
• Today: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 54.
• Martinez advances to finals of "DWTS"
• GCHS’ ‘Tonal Combustion’ to perform live at UGA GleeOff
• Man remains in coma following morning wreck
• Memorial honors fallen 1-108th Guardsmen
• Calhoun girl starts homeless charity project
• McGowan making impact at UGA
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Nov. 16
• Today: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm.
• Middle school football recap: Teams reflect on season, look to future
• GOP hopefuls oppose potential deficit deal
• Rep. Tom Graves gets earful from local Tea Party crowd
• BREAKING: DEA searching Calhoun Pharmacy
• Last patients from NWGA Regional hospital find a home in Whitfield County
• Diapers, then football practice: Life as teen father
• Disaster drill emulates spring tornadoes
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Nov. 15
• GA Democrats to hold briefing on immigration law
• Today: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. Cloudy, with a high near 72. Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderst
• Annual Bowl For Kid’s Sake Fundraiser draws 100 bowlers
• Update: Man charged after train wreck
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• Christmas assistance program sign-up lasts til Nov. 30
• Candidates seek to limit federal role in education
• No deficit deal in sight despite prods by Obama
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Nov. 14
• Today: A 30 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 72.
• Gordon Central JROTC cadets compete in Raider competition
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Ag Commissioner visits Gordon County Schools
• Schools News Part 2
• Taylor recognized for outstanding service at NGNB
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Nov. 13
• Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 69. Calm wind becoming south between 5 and 10 mph.
• Festival of Trees lights up the Harris Arts Center
• UGA student charged with selling drugs from room
• Schools News Part 1
• Ga. jail inmate convicted in 2009 killing
• Selection and care of Christmas Trees: what to look for this year
• Carter named branch manager at NGNB Red Bud office
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Nov. 12
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 65. Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph.
• Football Friday: Calhoun, Gordon Central in the first games of play-offs.
• ‘All hell broke loose’ WWII sailor part of D-Day, Iwo Jima assaults
• SHS Spanish students attend Hispanic Flamenco Ballet
• Panel: Every child should get a cholesterol test
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• A veteran’s legacy: Tate’s wife donates to local hospice program in his memory
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 54. Calm wind becoming northwest around 5 mph.
• Report: Gingrey's bank stock benefits may violate ethics law
• Chickamauga high school student dies in crash
• Teen pregnancy: no longer a taboo topic in schools
• Freeze warning issued for much of Georgia
• Work on Lowe’s distribution site ahead of schedule; officials tour site
• Stephens receives Sheriff’s Distinguished Service Award
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 67. Calm wind becoming north around 5 mph.
• Atlanta mayor says some workers to get pay raises
• Red Cross offers disaster training
• Man charged with hunting in Georgia subdivision
• SunTrust latest to reverse $5 monthly debit fee
• Honda to cut US, Canada production by half
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, October 31
• Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 63.
• School News: Part 3 of 3
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• Coin show coming to Calhoun
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Oct. 30
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 64. Calm wind becoming east around 5 mph.
• Mohawk ranked among Newsweek top 500 green companies
• GCB assists VAC in financial classes
• Rome/Floyd-Gordon Employer Committee wins state Project of the Year Award
• Local students attend GT conference
• Taylorsville, Ga. mayor faces child sex charges in Chatsworth
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday October 29
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. North wind between 5 and 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
• Dalton High appeal denied by GHSA
• Football Friday: Might be a rainy night
• Cox Media to combine jobs at AJC, other newspapers
• Fournier wins lifetime achievement award
• Mohawk has notified Rome officials of Huffaker plant closure
• Watters named County Teacher of the Year
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Oct. 28
• Today: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 55. North wind around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.
• SMS Robotics team expanding
• Coca-Cola to buy bottler for $360 million
• Boys and Girls Club director moves on
• Ga. opens new home for seized, abandoned horses
• Census: A historic low for Americans on the move
• Former commissioner passes away
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Oct. 27
• Today: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly after 2pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 70. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph.
• Business Expo will be tomorrow
• Obama speaking about student loan relief today
• Breaking ground: Construction for new City School complex officially underway
• Georgia man faces prison time for supplying Iran's military with aircraft parts
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 76. Calm wind becoming southwest between 5 and 10 mph.
• Patriot’s Fire will be Nov. 10
• Georgia starting rating system for day cares
• Chattanooga neighborhood rattled by hail of gunfire, killing man and injuring four others
• GH plans free diabetes screening
• State business, education leaders coming together for Rome College and Career Academy Summit
• Early voting is underway; SPLOST a main issue on ballot
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Oct. 25
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 77. Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph.
• Chainsaw safety: tips for wood cutting season
• Beaulieu to close plant
• Schools fear worst budget cuts ahead
• Harvest Fest set for Oct. 29
• UPDATED: Hwy. 53 wreck results in one death, four injuries
• Expo: showcasing small businesses
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, October 24
• Today: Partly sunny, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 74. Calm wind becoming northwest between 5 and 10 mph.
• School News: part 4 of 4
• Prater Ford celebrates 55 years in business
• Shaw Industries wins GDOL’s top safety award
• Civil War speech on Nov. 5 to look at battle just north of Rome
• School News: part 3 of 4
• School News: part 2 of 4
• Calhoun resident returns to her birthplace to celebrate a century
• School News: Part 1 of 4
• Gov. Deal: Chinese firm to create 300 jobs in Ga.
• Take precaution to avoid deer on roads this time of year
• Forestry Commission announces autumn colors photo contest
• DPD arrests suspect after Tennessee Amber Alert
• Football Friday: All three teams at home tonight
• Beatles tribute band at GEM Oct. 28
• Rome man sentenced in Polk County child molestation case
• Rome community shows support following a city decision over Floyd silhouettes
• Gordon County movie night this Saturday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Oct. 21
• Classical guitarist to perform at HAC
• Ga. applies for early learning grant competition
• Concord Baptist: 50 years and counting
• Police: Rossville man arrested for 127 prank calls to 911
• Gordon Co. man wins award for vintage toy
• Halloween highlights: Gordon County celebrates the spookiest holiday of the year this month
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Oct. 20
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57. West wind between 5 and 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
• Quality Hay Contest deadline is Oct. 28
• 47th annual Chiaha Harvest Fair on tap this weekend
• Social Security recipients to get 3.6 percent more
• Dalton GSP searching for hit-and-run suspect
• Rome man killed in Gilmer County wreck
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Oct. 19
• Wednesday: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly before 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 55. Northwest wind between 5 and 10 mph, with gusts as high as 15 mph. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.
• Chamber hosting domestic violence awareness event on Oct. 22
• Eton Police Department employees under investigation; GBI looking at possible misuse of seized funds
• Harvesting equipment returning to roads: how to share the road safely
• Barr may challenge Graves for Congress
• Whitefield officially declares candidacy for open state Senate seat
• Water discoloration? Flushing maintenance may be the reason
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Tuesday: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 81. Calm wind becoming south between 5 and 10 mph. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
• Isakson, Graves introduce HOME bill for mortgage payments
• High court to rule on lying about military medals
• Attracting new business: a balancing act for the Chamber
• CDC: Add $2 per shot for excessive drinking
• Lowe's to close 20 stores
• Deal picks team to evaluate college funding
• GBI to investigate officer involved shooting
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 79.
• Pedicured toes and AK 47s
• New stamps set for Christmas, holidays
• Lucilla Thompson: a journey from Mexico
• Emotions of tornado's aftermath fuel performance
• Wells Fargo names new regional manager
• Mud volleyball tournament brings in $8,000
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 78. Calm wind becoming southwest between 5 and 10 mph.
• County updates its Geographic Information System
• Retail sales rose strongly in September
• How to protect your ornamental plants during the winter
• Bizarre courthouse takeover case goes to trial
• New Adairsville police chief aims to improve community relations
• Two Shaw plants mark 100 percent UW participation
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don t forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday October 15
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 73. Calm wind becoming northwest between 5 and 10 mph.
• Friday Football: Calhoun's homecoming tonight
• Anheuser-Busch to invest in $34 million upgrade Cartersville brewery
• Early voting begins October 17: here's where to cast your ballot
• Fort Oglethorpe area churches mobilizing against Sunday alcohol sales
• Scientists developing HIV and AIDS vaccines in Georgia
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Oct. 15
• Antique tractor show is this weekend
• Ga. commission yanks teaching licenses for 11 accused in Atlanta schools cheating scandal
• Police say parents tried to fight children at game
• Would you recognize a 'pill mill?'
• Shaw invites Special Olympians to design rug
• Calhoun: changing to better use technology
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Oct. 13
• Today: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 73. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
• New Echota Frontier Day is Saturday
• Chickamauga woman charged with abandoning her 2-year-old at Ringgold park
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• UPDATED: CHS graduate dies in car accident
• Martinez continues to impress on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Hunger walk is Oct. 23
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Oct. 12
• Today: A 10 percent chance of showers before 8am. Partly sunny, with a high near 75. Calm wind becoming north around 5 mph.
• Spatial Effects to perform at Harris Arts Center
• Ethics watchdog files complaint concerning Floyd/Polk Medical Center deal
• 2011 Unity Run Results
• No Deal: NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Calhoun Police will offer gun safety class again October 22
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Today: Showers likely, mainly before 2pm. Cloudy, with a high near 70. North wind around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Relay For Life 2012 fund raising kickoff coming soon
• Local man mugged on East May Street
• Rossville man reports false crime in order to use Dunkin’ Donuts’ telephone
• Early voting set to begin Monday, October 17
• If a bear pays a visit, do you know what to do?
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, October 10
• Today: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 78.
• School News: Part 4
• School News: Part 3
• National 4-H week raises ag awareness
• How to care for the older horse
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, October 9
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming east between 5 and 10 mph.
• Spirit Girls’ Night Out to offer special treat
• CBO estimates $1.3 trillion deficit for 2011
• School News: Part 2
• Deal: September revenue numbers up 5.6 percent
• School News: Part 1
• Gordon Hospital Foundation Golf Classic is Oct. 25
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, October 8
• Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming east between 5 and 10 mph.
• Football Friday: Calhoun will be at North Murray
• Local home invasion, armed robbery ends in high-speed chase in Tennessee
• Calhoun man’s family discovers he saved a child’s life 60 years ago
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in September
• Fonda: Comprehensive approach needed to reduce teen pregnancy
• DSC offers biology lunch and learn
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, Oct. 07
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 81. Calm wind becoming east around 5 mph.
• When danger strikes: Workshop teaches self-defense for women
• Census: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Court to consider ban on guns in places of worship
• Harnessing ‘the elegance of photosynthesis’
• Rome man charged with selling drugs within 1,000 feet of a school three different times
• Pee-wee football coaches arrested for fighting during game in Fort Oglethorpe
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, Oct. 6
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 82. Calm wind.
• Warriors and Phoenix join together to tackle cancer
• UPDATE: Driver's name revealed from Tuesday morning wreck
• Northwest Georgia leaders lock in T-SPLOST projects list
• CDC: The upside of a down economy may be less drunk driving
• Funeral set for Rome High football player; cause of death unknown
• City school millage rate approved
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 82. Calm wind becoming northeast around 5 mph.
• Trailer fire "fully involved"
• Gordon County schools millage rate approved
• Ga. judge halts execution for convicted murderer
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• County one step closer to agricultural center
• Gordon County sets millage rate
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Today: Sunny, with a high near 78. Calm wind becoming north around 5 mph.
• Rome community rises above soup kitchen vandals
• City recognizes September as Kappa Kappa Iota month
• Stolen car bursts into flames near Swain Elementary
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Ushering in Autumn: Local pumpkin farm offering family activities
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, October 3
• HeART of Education exhibit showcases local artists
• GCA student is a finalist for a national scholarship
• City, county schools seek attendance perfection October 4
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, October 2
• Today's weather: sunny
• Gordon County schools to host Holly Jolly Market
• Legion honors POWs
• Ordinance enforcement deputy completes training
• Five arrested in drug distribution investigation
• New Echota Frontier Day is set for Saturday, October 15
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, October 1
• Today's weather: Sunny
• Football Friday: Cross-county rivalry tonight
• Local WWII vet awarded France's 'highest honor'
• "Oh my Goff": Exit strategies for awkward situations
• Second American militant killed in airstrike
• Ga. immigration panel won't seek violators
• CHS Advanced Placement program flourishes
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, September 30
• Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 83. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph.
• Gordon Hams set for Emergency Test
• Lowe’s gives grant to Ringgold High School FFA Club for barn and greenhouse
• Gordon Central concession stand vandalized; could close track to public
• Mentally ill inmates languish in local jails
• Adairsville Dinner Theater presents 'Circuit Rider's Wife'
• Local fire departments support Burn Foundation
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, September 29
• Dalton firefighter treated after morning plant fire
• Flu vaccine now available to residents
• Georgia might cut jobless benefits to repay feds
• Citizen's concern lands two in jail
• October is domestic violence awareness month; candlelight vigil is Oct. 4
• Chapman wins most ribbons at Northwest Georgia Regional Fair
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Today: Patchy fog before 11am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 83. Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph.
• Gordon County 4-H to begin offering home school club meetings
• Report: Consumers spent less, earned less in 2010
• Angel food ministries shuts down operations completely
• Hwy. 53 wreck brings in Life Flight
• Martinez still near top of "DWTS" charts
• City school-level teachers of the year announced
• Today's weather: Chance of showers.
• County school-level teachers of the year announced
• A quiet place to live: A mental health patient is making progress living on his own
• Dalton Kohl’s opens today
• Foreclosed homes: on the rise
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• School News Part 2: City Schools
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, September 26
• Today's Weather: Chance of showers
• W.L. Swain Elementary launches new program to help prevent bullying
• School News Part 1: Gordon County
• Evening of Ballroom Dance set for Oct. 1
• PTS donates to Sonflower Ministries
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, September 25
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny
• Chamber, Sheriff's Office to host women’s self defense course
• GNTC president speaks on congressional shifts, school changes
• Rabies clinic is October 1
• Gov't paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• Gordon County native appeared on Spike TV
• TODAY IN CALHOUN Don t forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday September 24
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny
• Football Friday: County schools have away games this evening
• UGA Master Gardener Program just around the corner
• Old NASA satellite tumbling to Earth sometime today
• Marine from Rome injured in Afghanistan
• Police: Man threw knife at girlfriend while she was holding their child
• CES teacher explores new teaching strategies
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, September 23
• Today's Weather:
• Broken Heart Ranch hosts horse care clinic
• ‘Hats off’ to mystery serviceman?
• Rome woman charged with theft by deception in adoption scheme
• Coulter still smiling; NF2 patient looks for others with disorder
• VAC seeks half-million dollar grant for community kitchen
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, September 22
• Today's weather: 30 percent chance of showers, thunderstorms
• Ty Frix: football player, academic scholar and pilot
• McDaniel stepping down as GCP&R Director
• Calhoun utilities GM: customer electric, water expenses still yield a value
• Davis execution sparks international protests
• Typhoon buffets Tokyo, heads toward tsunami zone
• Calhoun-Gordon retired educators: ‘A Growing Force’
• Today in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, Sept. 21
• Today's weather: Chance of thunderstorms
• Unity Run XVIII 5-K Run Walk and 1-K Kid's Run
• Magistrate Court will begin conducting Monday evening hearings Oct. 3
• Cyclist Safety: A Growing Challenge
• Mullen: Troop total in Iraq to drop sharply
• County Fire Dept. seeks $250k firefighter grant
• Dalton woman pleads guilty in ex-husband’s death
• Floyd-Gordon Employer Committee supports Gordon County’s Tallatoona CAP with fans for the elderly
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Today's weather: Forty percent chance of showers
• Gordon Hospital presents new uniform policy
• Convicted felons arrested again for alleged firearm possession
• Martinez on 'Dancing with the Stars' tonight
• City schools will see security upgrades from $300k safety grant
• Calhoun carpet worker wins dynamic $107K prize
• Gordon County annual surplus auction planned for Oct. 1
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, September 19
• Today's weather: Partly Cloudy
• Ever wanted to run 100 miles - The Georgia Jewel Race is your chance
• CMS kicks off club participation with assembly
• SES teachers awarded for greatest gains
• City schools students attend FCA retreat
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, September 18
• Today's Weather: Mostly Cloudy
• SMS science students study solution vs. suspension
• Pedestrian killed after being struck Friday night by vehicle driven by Gordon County deputy
• Mohawk employees remember 9/11
• Gordon County BOE announces proposed property tax increase
• Alzheimer’s Action Day set for September 21
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, September 17
• Today's weather: Slight chance of sprinkles
• Football: Two homecomings this evening
• GNTC president speaks on congressional shifts, school changes
• City Schools will recommend rollback millage rate
• Nearly 60 Ga kids left in vehicles in past 5 years
• Grandparents with webcam become new online stars
• Vegetable gardening workshop will be Oct. 14
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, September 16
• New Echota celebrates National Public Lands Day September 24
• CRBI releases Etowah River bacteria numbers for Sept. 14
• Calhounians included in Darlington's 40 merit scholarships
• CHS/CMS phase I of construction will take place next summer
• Uh-oh: Scientists say film 'Contagion' is for real
• T-SPLOST public hearings set for next week
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, September 15
• Today's weather:
• Armory gets a facelift through BB&T Lighthouse project
• Ga. students perform worse on SAT for 5th year
• Report: BP ultimately responsible in Gulf spill
• Woman’s Club accepting applications for Sequoyah Ball beneficiary
• House probing $528M loan to failed solar company
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, September 14
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 90 degrees
• Shaw sponsors Special Olympics
• Census: US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
• Rome man charged with theft of bras at Walmart
• GNTC program earns new accreditation
• Celebrate National Assisted Living Week Sept. 11-17
• Angel Food suspends September food deliveries
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Sept. 13
• Today's weather: sunny skies, high near 87 degrees
• Bricks available for 1-108th memorial
• ‘Something bad has happened’ Murray County native left World Trade Center area just before attack
• Highway 53 project to be wrapped up soon, DOT says
• County schools, facing meager budget, look to raise property taxes
• Ga. drivers can now have medical info on licenses
• School News, Part 3
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, September 12
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, high near 86 degrees
• We all scream for... yogurt: The Sweet Spot provides a healthy dessert alternative
• Local Muslims: We’re peaceful, and also victims of 9/11
• School News, Part 2
• Graves commemorates the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks
• Arts Academy enhances theater education
• Sept. 11: a look back
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, September 11
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 86 degrees
• Dorothy Sauder celebrates knitting her 500th baby cap
• GC Sheriff's Office to attend 9-11 ceremony at Ridge Ferry Park
• Jonathan Rankin charity yard sale scheduled for September 17
• 9/11 shaped military kids who grew up with war
• GNTC signs Daughtry from Ga. School of the Deaf
• School News, Part 1
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, September 10
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 83 degrees
• Football: All three teams are away this evening
• Dalton child's injury hits family hard
• Ringgold High football player arrested on drug charges
• Free webcast on digital marketing
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Local family joins in efforts for childhood cancer awareness
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, September 9
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 79 degrees
• Gordon Central inducts 1st class to Sports Hall of Fame
• 150 Ga. counties designated drought disaster areas
• Tanning activates regions of brain tied to addiction
• Qualifying ends for Nov. 8 elections
• Man charged with felony for allegedly writing a letter while in jail
• State wildfire risk reaches ‘dangerous new levels’
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, September 8
• Today's weather: partly sunny, high near 77 degrees
• Suicide prevention program set for tomorrow
• Getting back to even on jobs divides US leaders
• Deal signs Georgia congressional map
• Calhoun Utilities assistance program funded by customers
• Police: Man, woman steal plumbing fixtures from former rehab center
• Free legal assistance for residents over 60
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, September 7
• Today's weather: a slight chance of rain, high near 70 degrees
• American Red Cross asks for blood donations in the wake of Irene
• Pentagon chief says threat of another 9/11 is real
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly: CDC data
• 2 Mexicans deny terrorism, face 30 years for tweet
• State Chamber looks to give Ga. a competitive edge
• Today's weather: chance of showers, high near 82 degrees
• AGC receives patient service award
• NWGA Orthopedics expands practice
• Unemployed face tough competition: underemployed
• Gas prices risen state wide 4.1 cents
• Leslie Kerns makes learning a rewarding experience
• September 11th Tribute: The Tenth Anniversary “A Day of Remembrance
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms expected, high near 82 degrees
• Seeds of learning: Sara Clark named 2011 Agriscience teacher of the year finalist
• School News, part 3
• School News, part 2
• Ga. gets funds from USDA Rural Development
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 86 degrees
• A local chef service makes dinner simple
• School News, part 1
• Scout is honored for saving drowning child
• Blacksmithing workshop scheduled at Vann House
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, September 3
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Football Friday: All three teams playing tonight
• Man doesn't see himself as hero after jeep rescue
• GC hosts first Hall of Fame inductions this Friday at football home opener
• Floyd funeral home planning crematory
• Mohawk makes Georgia Trend's list of Top 100 Companies
• Looking to ease the pain at the pump? Five ways to save locally
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, September 2
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Farm to Food initiative
• Man dies after jumping from a moving vehicle
• Rome probation officer fatally shot during training at Jackson prison
• White House creates website for online petitions
• Cagle Vineyard opens Sept. 1
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, September 1
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, high near 95 degrees
• Former bank chair: Tich loan complications contributed to bank collapse
• Obama to address Congress next week on jobs
• Georgia Senate OK's congressional map
• Georgia man killed in early morning crash
• State of the industry: Loberbaum blames ‘crazy’ credit cycle for persistent recession
• Deal signs off on state district maps
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, August 31
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 94 degrees
• Calhoun’s Wash Barn participating in Wash Away Thirst
• Obama faces tight restraints in crafting jobs plan
• Melanie DiBiase: Teaching biology and science with a bang
• Dalton High School graduate to dance with the stars
• Insurers seek higher homeowners premiums in Ga.
• Prescription discounts coming soon for Calhoun
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Aug. 30
• UPDATE: Calhoun fire contained, consumes 165 acres
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find
• Admissions to Ga. public colleges growing tougher
• Son finds sense of peace in mother’s last days
• READY TO RACE? Unity Run set for Sept. 27
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Aug. 29
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 93 degrees
• Sosebee denied sentence reduction In manslaughter of estranged husband
• Dalton man fondly remembered as professor, friend
• Treadaway Family Cemetery recognized as state archaeological site
• Kraft cutting US coffee prices by about 6 percent
• Rice family kicks off Calhoun Comm. Ed. Soccer Academy
• SHS business students celebrate accomplishments
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, Aug. 28
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 91 degrees
• SHS Chorale tours the Big Apple
• Chicken bailout? Feds spend $40 million on poultry
• Home rat and mice control
• Night by night, troops photograph Arlington graves
• Pine Log Crafts Fair is Sept. 10-11
• Gordon Hospital introduces cancer support group
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, Aug. 27
• Football Friday: Gordon Central and Calhoun playing
• State of the industry: Loberbaum blames ‘crazy’ credit cycle for persistent recession
• Oldest person to mark 115th birthday in Georgia
• Trying to conserve energy? Here's some local input on how to do it
• Economy grew at slower rate this spring
• Calhoun may have to conduct tax sale of Oglethorpe property
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 96 degrees
• Calhoun native named GDPS deputy commissioner
• Deal steps back from transportation tax effort
• Gordon set to receive $67.7 million in T-SPLOST funds
• UPDATE: Tractor-trailer driver charged with DUI, vehicular homicide
• FBI team takes aim at government corruption
• Beaulieu cuts pay 10 percent across company
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, August 25
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Past Times: ‘Rivers Rails and Trails’
• Federal lawyer: no room for Ala. immigration law
• Jaded West Coast chuckles over East Coast quake
• Police: Man steals curtain rod, charged with felony
• Dalton internet cafes targeted by state initiative against gambling
• Budget cuts force reduced hours at Rome Social Security office
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, August 24
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 92 degrees
• Back to School for Calhoun - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Alzheimer's Paddle planned for Oct. 15
• Update: Quake rocks Washington area, recorded at Tellus
• Rally at UGA protests policy on illegal immigrants
• City BOE completes GSBA training
• Court: Man writes bad checks totaling more than $3,500
• With school enrollment up, officials look forward to the year ahead
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Two vehicle wreck off Hwy. 53 towards Sonoraville causing some traffic
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Aug. 23
• New Ga. license plate revealed
• Open house for a clubhouse: Mental health program plans to provide services for local teens
• Hit and run sends motorcycle driver to the hospital, GSP asking for help
• Ga. lawmakers unveil new congressional map
• Final numbers show city school system meets AYP
• Locals pray for Coosa High football player injured in weekend crash
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Aug. 22
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 94 degrees
• School News
• PTS Financial Services to hold job fair August 25th
• Soil sampling basics
• “Funniest Man In America” James Gregory First to take GEM stage
• 3 die of rare brain infection from amoeba in water
• Beans are cheap and nutritious
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, August 21
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 94 degrees
• Saving money, eating healthy on budget
• Underage kids caught drinking at Motel 6, seven arrested
• WinShape hosts Labor Day ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ performance
• Top GA schools check immigration students' status
• Little Theatre Brings Back Forever Plaid
• Emergency food and shelter funds
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, August 20
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 96 degrees
• Football Friday: Sonoraville vs. Darlington tonight
• Job creation focus of Southern governor's meeting
• Police: Woman faces 14 charges in Gordon County for theft from churches
• Roping & riding: Broken Heart Ranch hosts free family event Saturday
• ‘Your Mind is a Battlefield’ youth rally will be Saturday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, August 19
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 93 degrees
• Ga. Legislature OK's new political maps
• About 20 treated for heat injuries at job fair
• Critters moving away from global warming faster
• Low cost animal services offered by Echota Pet Advocacy and Rescue group
• Police: Man attempts to steal $52.50 in quarters from car wash
• Calhoun Legion recognized
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, August 18
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 92 degrees
• United Memorial Day organizers donate to local charity endeavors
• Atlanta schools to pay $130K for chief's defense
• VAC up to win a new Toyota again; Vote Friday
• Bert Vaughn preaches his last sermon at First Baptist Calhoun
• HIGH-SPEED CHASE: Man faces plethora of charges after allegedly speeding on I-75
• Reese’s Fashion to be featured in show at Coosa Country Club
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, August 17
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Public health officials urge protection from mosquitoes
• Ala. schools: Hispanic students return despite law
• Boy beheaded: Dad allegedly threatened son as baby
• Chickens: to be our not to be in city subdivisions?
• One ejected, injured in two vehicle accident on I-75.
• The yuletide spirit of giving is alive in Gordon County
• * sign out * account preferences TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Aug. 16
• Sheriff's office requesting help finding missing Plainville man
• Legal beef: Sara Lee, Kraft escalate wiener war
• GC Board of Education approves another spending resolution; still no budget
• Polk Co. teen charged with the death of a Cedartown High student
• Harbin named executive director of Calhoun-Gordon Council for a Literate Community
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Aug. 15
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 87 degrees
• Prater Ford collecting shoes for charity
• Police: Man arrested for allegedly having a firearm near marijuana
• Understanding poverty: Author examines socioeconomic tendencies
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 89 degrees
• School News
• GCHS Chorale in Europe: the final installment
• NGEMC celebrates 75 years
• Big Brothers Big Sisters August Match of the Month
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, August 13
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 93 degrees
• Two injured during two vehicle wreck today
• Tall fescue lawn management
• Football Fridays start tonight
• Police: Man steals $100 in quarters from laundry mat
• Chad Whitefield to seek open state Senate seat
• US stocks rise after mixed economic news
• Zumba brings in 210 pairs of jeans
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, August 12
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Romney: 'Corporations are people, my friend'
• Pianist wins Calhoun’s Got Talent
• Coble Elementary starts the school year with ‘lead by His spirit’ theme
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• How states fared on unemployment applications
• Battle of Resaca paddle this Saturday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, August 11
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Organizers hope to ‘pink out’ Phillips Rodeo this weekend
• Federal deficit tops $1 trillion for 3rd straight year
• Cameron vows 'fightback' as Birmingham seethes
• UPDATED: 120 graduate GNTC with a GED diploma
• Schools in cheating probe rewarded with bonus pay
• Discrimination lawsuit being filed against LG Hausys
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Parents arrested after 'severely injured' 2-month-old ends up in the hospital
• 5-year-old girl left at wrong stop after school bus ride
• Harvest Fest Registration begins next week
• Georgia revenues up for July
• Local tree house to be featured on MTV next week
• Fairmount receives clean audit
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Aug. 9
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 91 degrees
• Gordon featured in Georgia Trend magazine
• Deal awards $19M in grants for science, math education
• Sightings of fugitive siblings in Northwest Georgia, Tennessee
• U.S. Rep. speaks out against redistricting
• Officials: Olgethorpe Inn must come down
• Calhoun Clubhouse plans a community open house Aug. 18
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Aug. 8
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies and hot, high near 97 degrees
• Pediatricians: Sports in heat OK with precautions
• Back to School Wellness: Nutrition, exercise and sleep tips for parents
• A wild time at the zoo with Flat Stanley
• Local flavor abounds in Sweet River
• Julia Martin crowned Miss Georgia’s Outstanding Teen 2011
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, August 7
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, high near 96 degrees
• GNTC cuts ribbon on Whitfield campus
• Local artist uses paper, imagination to create Main Street USA, including the HAC
• Almost 1,500 millionaires do not pay income tax
• Art, musicians and more at the Harris Arts Center
• HOPE sticker shock
• Gingrich blasts Obama's planned bus tour on jobs
• Laramie Rodriguez leads Ashworth Middle School band
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, August 6
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 97 degrees
• Life Force recognized for patient care
• Obama proposes tax credits to hire jobless vets
• UPDATED: Pain clinic leaves Calhoun
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• Gordon County Schools first day is today
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, August 5
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 95 degrees
• New severe weather alert system will help residents stay informed during storms
• Reid: Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Georgia receives National Award in Excellence
• US: 29,000 Somali children under 5 dead in famine
• What to do during the hottest part of the year; An event guide to August
• The natural way: Public health agencies promote breast feeding
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, August 4
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, high near 100 degrees
• WH plan to fight US terror light on new ideas
• UPDATE: Feds bust child porn ring; 52 arrested
• Mud Volleyball: early sign-up ends Friday
• Chattanooga-based Krystal restaurant chain up for sale
• Going nowhere: Economy struggles to find footing
• Business Expo: full of fresh ideas for local merchants
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, August 3
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 97 degrees
• Free prescription assistance program expanded
• Ga. woman sets Appalachian Trial fastest-hike record
• Coast Guard unloads 7.5 tons of cocaine in Florida
• WIC Farmers’ Market will be tomorrow
• UPDATE: Names released in last night's motorcycle fatalities
• A new school year: in the lunchroom
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, Aug. 2
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, high near 97 degrees
• A new year: Local school calendars
• Georgia hosts major human trafficking conference
• Balloon theft probe leads to suspected 'chop shop'
• Delta to refund taxes for travel during shutdown
• First Three Sisters dinner celebrates Native American tradition
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, Aug. 1
• Today's weather: slight chance of rain, high near 96 degrees
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• A much-needed makeover: church mission group refurbishes local woman’s home
• School News
• Wheel throwing at the HAC
• Scholarships announced
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, July 31
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 95 degrees
• Downtown traffic cameras are not for “catching” violations
• Ex-La. gov, 83, marries 32-year-old prison pen pal
• Colts Drum and Bugle Corps will stay at SHS
• Disaster survivors help rebuild Ga. animal rescue
• Feds: Georgia company favored foreign workers
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, July 30
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 97 degrees
• Yellow Jacket Drive now part of school campus
• Rome area mom to appear on TV show tonight
• President announces deal to boost fuel economy
• Red Bud Road blocked by blazing trailer
• UPDATE: Gordon County accepting students for college and career academy
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, July 29
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 96 degrees
• Gordon County business women network in two minutes
• 14-year-old detained in connection with marijuana plants
• CDC: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
• Kingston man pleads guilty to child porn possession, distribution
• UPDATE: LG fatality under investigation
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, July 28
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 95 degrees
• VAC Christmas signup is underway
• States brace for grad rate dips as formula changes
• Police: Freestyle Olympic skier kills self in Utah
• GOP retools plan as Congress seeks debt fix
• Fire destroys Dalton warehouse
• Carpenter ant background and control
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, July 27
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 96 degrees
• Police release video of alleged Sears theft in Rome
• Traffic Update: Several lights out in Calhoun
• Ala. county readies for possible record bankruptcy
• Habitat update: Big plans for Restore
• Cyclist hospitalized after collision with car
• United Way of Gordon County supports community efforts
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, July 26
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Gordon County Schools face shrinking budget
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities
• IRS eases liability rule for spouse's tax debt
• Calhoun city officials finalizing house explosion site cleanup
• Dalton exec tells Congress how carpet creates rural jobs
• Purchase your theatre seat by July 25 for GEM re-opening
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, July 25
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 93 degrees
• Prune crape myrtles again for another flower flush
• GDOL hosts Making the Most of GDOLs Online Services online chat next week
• Holcomb attends Girls State
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, July 24
• Today's weather: sunny skies, high near 95 degrees
• Gordon Co. unemployment initial claims up since May, area adds 1,000 jobs since June 2010
• New Study Shows Preventing Low Birthweight Saves Money and Lives
• Deal recommends new Public Safety commissioner
• Size matters when selecting crape myrtles
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, July 23
• Today's weather: sunny, high near 96 degrees
• McCown named Outstanding Educator
• Child who was flown to Erlanger had a seizure in parked, running car; Police: This was not heat-related
• ‘Deacon’ Balliew remembered as a mentor, friend to many
• 13 arrested in drug trafficking investigation spanning one year
• 2 Ga. wildfires considered contained
• This week’s Hot Deal: half-price wreath from Sharion’s Flower Outlet
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 95 degrees
• It only gets better: Calhoun’s Got Talent is back
• CHS, Gordon Central fail to meet Adequate Yearly Progress
• Lack of cooling at night increases stress of heat waves on people, livestock, crops
• 90 seconds of adrenaline: Grocery grab contestants head straight for the meat department
• Man charged with forgery after cashing woman’s unemployment check
• Gordon County to host movie night in August
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, July 21
• Today's weather: sunny skies, high near 95 degrees
• Fairmount council to get raises
• LaFayette man facing 13 charges after holding ex-wife hostage
• Georgia State Patrol investigating I-75 fatality in Ringgold
• Resaca eyes siding for Ingle house
• Juveniles arrested for property damage
• Gordon BOE prelim budget discussions: No positions will be eliminated at this time
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, high near 95 degrees
• Gordon County Schools Announces Perfect Scorers
• Death row inmate's lawyers seek stay
• Local school officials pleased with CRCT results
• Acworth man charged in connection with air conditioner thefts from local churches
• Berry College gives full scholarship to fifth-grade hero on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
• Union Grove interchange could be a reality
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Chamber hosts first women’s business initiative July 21
• Case against Ga. Buddhist nun tossed
• Sunken World War II sub found with Whitfield County man on board
• Qualifying approaches for local elections
• Calhoun man arrested in Ringgold for attempted child molestation
• Optmist Club hosts Sarah Williams Mud Volleyball tourney
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Monday, July 18
• Save time, money, and grief by knowing when to go the ER
• Whitfield honored for 80 years in gospel music
• College Street will be partially closed for construction starting tomorrow
• School news
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Sunday, July 17
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 89 degrees
• Ashlyn Kirk receives UWG Convergence Journalism Award
• 51 local seniors participate in summer college tours
• Harris Arts Center expands eligibility and deadline for The HeART of Education Exhibit and Awards Program
• Gordon Hospital employees achieve
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, July 16
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 87 degrees
• Police in Midway, Ga. order lemonade stand closed
• Family fun on a budget Calhoun on $6 or less for a family of 4
• Deal awards $4.2M in grants for teacher education
• Graves stands behind Cut, Cap and Balance plan
• Gingrich campaign over $1M in debt
• Calhoun’s Got Talent returns to HAC
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 87 degrees
• California schools must teach gay history
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, July 15
• Govt to test risk-based airport screening
• Kay Carpenter sparks an interest in reading by letting her students decide what to read
• Geithner: No way to provide more time on debt
• Gordon County Schools announce their registration days
• UPDATE: Ga Tech fined $100K, ACC title game victory tossed
• This week’s Hot Deal: CPR certification
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Thursday, July 14
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 93 degrees
• Landscape best management practices
• Riverbank project uncovers American Indian remains
• Budget deficit on track to top $1 trillion
• 90-Second Grocery Grab is back on Saturday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, July 13
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 97 degrees
• American Legion Post 47 installs new officers
• UPDATE: Buchannon shares his side of the story
• GAO: US tracking of child-abuse deaths is flawed
• Summertime is tick time in Georgia
• Dalton man arrested for kidnapping, impersonation of officer
• Intersection named after local Vietnam vet
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 100 degrees
• Crowley elected to GMA board
• Police: Steelers player failed field sobriety test in Atlanta
• Salt diet dangers may be influenced by potassium
• Why Math is relevant teacher Kelly Fowler
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 98 degrees
• GC Chorale takes on Liverpool, Coventry, Stratford upon Avon
• 3 NATO troops die; 6 abducted Afghans killed
• Local NGC students graduate, dean’s list named
• T-Nails is all about the customers
• Friday is D-Day for hundreds of NWGRH workers
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Sunday, July 10
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 96 degrees
• Hundreds, many of them labor union members, rally against immigration bill in Atlanta
• Adairsville residents charged in prostitution case
• Deidra Ross helps circulate a love of reading at CMS
• Local residents all scream for ice cream: July is National Ice Cream Month
• Beef ambassador cooks up recipes, facts
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Saturday, July 9
• Conasagua River paddle on Saturday, July 9th
• Weak hiring casts doubts on strength of rebound
• Ga. court overturns part of fake killer conviction
• Groups sue to block Ala. illegal immigration law
• Floyd County sued for $6 million after wreck death
• Northwest Georgia Transportation Package
• College Street north of Red Bud Road will be closed for 8 weeks
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Friday, July 8
• Today's weather: showers likely, high near 91 degrees
• Vocational Rehabilitation: support finding a job, workplace success
• Retailers post strong June sales
• EPA clamps down on pollution spoiling air downwind
• Redmond Regional announces new physicians and practice in Calhoun
• Road tax support weighed
• House Bill 87: the new immigration law in our community
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Thursday, July 7
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 94 degrees
• GOP presidential candidates release numbers: Romney raises $18M for presidential campaign
• Police: Calhoun woman used stolen card at Applebees
• Cherokee Mills project back on
• Child’s body found in pool
• Rare tiger gives birth at Zoo Atlanta
• Parole violators’ litter collection saves Georgia taxpayers two ways
• TODAY in Calhoun: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events, Wednesday, July 6
• Today's weather: chance of rain, high near 94 degrees
• Sounds from home: Calhoun native Sarah Tiana helps bring laughter to deployed troops
• High Court sides with former Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital patient
• Local stunt man recovering while video goes viral
• Contractor replacing bridges at Tenn. battlefields
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Rita Dixon making a niche in ESOL
• Calhoun Times honored in state competition for local news coverage; Newspaper places second in general excellence category
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Northwest Georgia AIDS Alliance brings awareness
• Love thy neighbor: Churches are keeping it local during the recession
• Goodbye to an old friend: Local family remembers building that housed their business for 33 years
• Today's weather: slight chance of rain, high near 97 degrees
• Chorale on the high alter of St. Patrick’s Cathedral just after their concert
• Hannah Green awarded Shorter University’s Presidential Scholarship
• What are locals doing on the Fourth?
• Georgia House performs in Nashville
• Today's weather: slight chance of rain, low around 70 degrees
• Man killed in crash had been ‘flying his whole life’
• Dealing with nuisance wildlife
• Blueberries are ripe for the picking
• Car show is a go at Paradise Drag Strip
• Textbooks on display for review at Sonoraville High School
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 96 degrees
• Johnson Wins Vacation at Amicalola Falls
• Treasury confirms deadline for raising debt limit
• Quit line calls spike after cigarette labels debut
• 3 hospitalized after explosion at Buford, Ga. home
• Toddler drowning death reported in Polk County
• Locals asked to lend a helping hand: In time of need, Red Cross is lacking volunteers
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Man arrested for marijuana possession was transported to hospital, died 3 days after arrest
• This week’s Hot Deal: CPR certification
• Lockheed Martin doubles job cuts
• Southern Baptist leader wants 'clean' DREAM Act
• Two killed in Fairmount wreck
• Chamber of Commerce salutes women in business
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 92 degrees
• Northbound lanes blocked on I-75
• Red Cross calls for O negative blood donors
• Former Bartow County teacher pleads guilty to sexual battery
• 5 people accused of operating a 'pill mill' in Cartersville arrested
• New booster seat law takes effect July 1
• Troopers preparing for 4th of July holiday weekend
• Calhoun utilities budget brings water, sewer rate increases; Most residential users will see a difference of cents
• Don't forget to mark your calendars for these events Wednesday, June 29
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 89 degrees
• Deadline for SBA disaster assistance is June 28
• Foul play not suspected in 12-month-old boy's death
• Man falls three feet, head first during Rome arrest
• Resaca passes budget, talks sewer
• Dalton woman’s murder trial delayed — again
• Fireworks will light up the sky at Star Spangled Celebration
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events, Tuesday, June 28
• City schools will add 121 students: Estimated local tax collection rise reflects accommodations for growing student body
• Rome skydivers injured during storm
• Online voting begins for new Ga. license plate
• Cyber relationship leads to alleged rape
• 50-years-ago in Calhoun
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Gordon 4-H’ers saddle up for horse show
• Gordon Central chorale travels to Europe
• Civil Air Patrol gets two-star visit
• Flower power was on display at daylily show
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 94 degrees
• Concert series keeps rockin’
• Broyles earns hospital’s Extra Mile Award
• Which cows do I sell?
• Local songwriter, singer details Southern life in newest album Earl Brackin will perform June 25 in Dalton
• Today's weather: slight chance of rain, high near 93 degrees
• Calhoun amateur radio operators join in national deployment
• Calhoun PD cracks down on drunk drivers, asks for community help
• Update: Jury acquits former teacher on all charges
• Art Exhibit showcases local artists work, reception Sunday
• Robert Duvall gets taste of Rome; Filming continues in Cedartown on the movie “Jayne Mansfield’s Car.”
• NGNB hosts Vacation at Home Expo this weekend
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 89 degrees
• Murray County teen charged in fatal wreck
• Jury split in teacher sex assault case, sent back to deliberate further
• Charter school advocates rally at Gold Dome in Ga.
• Gordon County Public Health to hold WIC Farmer's Market
• Rebuilding is in full swing in tornado-damaged business district in Ringgold
• This week’s Hot Deal: family bowling pass
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 86 degrees
• Calhoun Downtown Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places
• Overby receives Georgia Tech teaching award
• Nomura analyst: BB&T eyeing Synovus
• Sharkey’s hit again by vandals, reward offered
• Breath of fresh air: Burning ban seeks to improve air quality
• Cracked windshield leads to drug arrest
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events Wednesday, June 22
• Today's weather: a chance of showers, high near 88 degrees
• Dry Creek Trail System opens soon Grand opening celebration will include free trail rides
• Calhoun schools now have charter status
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Tallatoona breaks ground on new building
• Huntsman gets into White House race, promises jobs
• LG project receives OneGeorgia grant
• Wreck blocks Ga. 53 near Fairmount Tuesday
• Solutions through the storm
• Study: Child dies in portable pool every 5 days
• 8-year-old Rome boy hit by tree continuing to improve - several benefits planned
• Celebrating Flag Day
• Man charged with felony after threatening ICE agent in Rome
• Top Young Ga. Authors honored at county school board meeting
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events, Monday, June 20
• Mentors are needed in the community
• GCA undergoes upgrades.
• A new chapter: Minshew leaves literacy council
• School news
• Long-time Teacher Retires from Academy
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, June 19
• Outdoor group makes plans for ‘Firecracker Challenge’
• Chamber, Lowe’s mum on possible Floyd deal
• GEM Theater seeks memorabilia
• VAC up to win a new Toyota; Vote today
• Two weeks left to register for FEMA disaster assistance
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your calendars for these events today, Saturday, June 18
• Chieftains presents Cherokee stories
• Top staffer at Ga. ethics agency resigns
• Blackfoot Mud Run is back this Saturday
• Gordon Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying person
• Georgia governor favors charter schools amendment
• Coosawattee River paddle Saturday June 18
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your calendar for these events today, Friday, May 17
• Sunshine expected for today, tomorrow
• Hot Deals: cool off with Calhoun Recreation swimming pool pass
• 12 Nance Carpet employees arrested during ICE sting
• About 24 Army reserve soldiers hurt in Ga. storms
• Calhoun High School surpasses state average in all areas of graduation test
• US births down for 3rd year; economy may be factor US births down for 3rd year economy may be factor
• Sen. Loudermilk, Rep. Dudgeon Named Technology Legislators of the Year
• Babes Bayou plays in BB&T Park Friday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, June 16
• Today's weather: chance of early showers, windy
• Development Authority receives $200,000 for LG Hausys
• Upcoming classes at New Echota
• Gordon County under severe thunderstorm watch
• ICE auditing companies' hiring records
• Gates: Pakistan arrests for CIA help are reality
• NGNB employees give back through volunteering
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, June 15
• High temps, chance of rain possible
• Survey: CEOs expect hiring, spending to grow
• Deal announces OneGeorgia job creation and investment grants
• Gordon County Saddle Club, saddling up for St. Jude
• Suit filed asking feds to block GA immigration law
• New rules to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• LGE Community Credit Union keeps it in the county
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, May 14
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Obama announces push to train 10K engineers yearly
• Four Calhoun residents will participate in a run for military widows
• Area men win lottery prizes
• Ga. redistricting hearings scheduled
• Community Kitchen: Ready to serve
• School news
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, June 13
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, high near 91 degrees
• Gordon County 4-H travel to Athens for State Horse Judging Contest
• Changing lives: Local church reaches out in service to the neighborhood
• Daylily show getting ready to bloom
• GC FBLA members receive national recognition
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, June 12
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, slight chance of rain, high near 95 degrees
• Immigrants seek info about new GA law during Calhoun session
• Mohawk names new vp of creative services
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, June 11
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, slight chance of rain, high near 92 degrees
• Local attorney’s family has Civil War ties
• Georgia's high school graduation rate is 47th in nation; Tennessee's rises to 14
• Sheep, goats being used to tame kudzu by eating it
• Deal: I still back Newt Gingrich
• George Chambers Resource Center plans first community yard sale
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 96 degrees
• Highway 53 fire consumes 7 acres
• Chatsworth man gets 22 years in child porn case
• Dalton woman charged with sexually assaulting 13-year-old boy
• Through her eyes: A local woman recounts the Nazi invasion in Poland
• Two resign from Floyd County Sheriff’s Office, two more suspended
• Loudermilk receives A+ from Georgia Chamber
• Cyclists en route from New Echota to Oklahoma: Remember the Removal Ride passed through Calhoun Monday
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, June 9
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 94 degrees
• Dalton State lunch to feature economic survival
• Summer Reading Program kicks off with ‘Magic Down Under’
• Many immigrants leaving Georgia behind
• Rome man pays for the burial of a homeless man with no known family
• Deal declines to disclose inaugural expenditures
• Gordon EMS honors public servants
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, June 8
• A young woman ... now free to live her dreams
• 'Pill bust' conducted in Cartersville
• Berry among several schools developing a new NCAA Division III conference
• Chiropractic care for the community: Michael Landry is all about preventative measures
• CDC: Food poisoning from salmonella up in US
• Lance honored for 80th birthday
• Today weather: sunny, with a high near 93 degrees
• Newfoundlands: leaping into action
• Authorities investigating child’s death after “water-related incident” in Plainville
• Gwinnett sheriff wants full-body scanner for jail
• Deal: Georgia has added 22,000 jobs since January
• Rotary District 6900 adopts Historic Cottage Campaign at RWSIR
• 50-years-ago in Calhoun
• Don't miss Hot Deals
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, June 6
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 95 degrees
• Reality show mom, passenger, arrested after meth, pot found in car at roadblock
• A heart for others: Walter Harris serves God and his community
• Suit claims Murray County failed to protect employee
• Play that funky music: Local DJ keeps Calhoun and Gordon County dancing
• Regional road tax panel to meet; tax package must be finalized by Oct. 15
• Building a better Gordon County ... New commissioner promotes collaboration, building of relationships
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 95 degrees
• Richard Cooper’s road through public safety
• College news
• God’s love, reaching over the airwaves: Vontella Weathers carries on a late friend’s legacy
• Sutherland is Jimmy Rane Foundation scholar
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, June 4
• Gordon Central student earns four-year scholarship to Piedmont
• Hidden treasures at a decent price: 90-Mile Yard Sale in full swing
• Rome police have identified two persons of interest in larceny
• Stretch of Ga. 136 dedicated to the late Kathy Cox
• Georgia manufacturing index down, but still strong
• Italian composer visits Georgia-Cumberland Academy
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, June 3
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, with a high near mid 90s
• Attorney: groups sue over Georgia immigration law
• Gordon Hospital employees expand education
• State board votes to rescind planned GED test fee increase
• Calhoun's Tanna Key to open Rome's First Friday concert
• Hwy. 140 widening project, Rockmart Hwy. reconstruction among list of projects that make DOT cut
• Tallatoona Angel Food menu
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, June 2
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 94 degrees
• Brittany Worley earns Extra Mile Award
• Inmate dies in Whitfield jail: GBI investigating
• Atlanta to enforce curfew for teenagers
• Local state Reps. make passing grade on Ga. Chamber scorecard
• Graves to vote against president’s request to raise debt limit
• Essay winners announced
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, June 1
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 96 degrees
• Home-price index at lowest point since 2006 bust
• Girl Scouts collaborate with Berry for educational programs
• Man allegedly throws beer bottle at girlfriend's face
• Summer Reading Program kicks off tomorrow
• March for Babies exceeds goal by $7000, dinner Thursday
• Children’s summer feeding program starts June 1
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Tuesday, May 31
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 95 degrees
• Beautification project in Fairmount will allow seniors a place to garden
• VAC up to win a new Toyota
• SCV, UDC commemorate Confederate Memorial Day
• GOP presidential contenders drift to the right
• Trail proposals erased from tax plan
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, May 30
• 50-years-ago in Calhoun
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, with a high near 92 degrees
• Memorial Day events are scheduled
• Sonoraville High School student wins Optimist oratorical contest
• Duda inspires young students in her quest for Distinguished Young Woman title
• UKS competes in Mid-South tourney
• Today's weather: sunny skies, high near 92 degrees
• Gordon County owner spies his stolen machinery
• Pruitt awarded at UGA science fair
• Adairsville Rail Depot features local young artist
• Cattlemen’s Association designates June beef month
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, May 28
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 89 degrees
• City police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Locals reminded about Click-it or Ticket
• DNR Board approves proposed changes to hunting and other regulations
• Farmers tie labor shortage to state's new immigration law, ask for help
• City utilities GM: ‘we’ve come of age’
• Resaca hires county for road work, pushes ahead with Census dispute
• Today's weather: scattered showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 82 degrees
• Click-it or Ticket in place this weekend
• Arrest made in murder case from 1985
• UPDATED: Severe thunderstorm warning issued through 5:15 p.m.
• GCA graduates 63
• Gordon county's unemployment rate rises to 11.3 percent in April
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely ,high near 83 degrees
• Sharon Bass earns H.E.A.R.T. of Nursing Award, Sanford recognized as DOVE Award recipient
• 16 Basic Law enforcement recruits graduate
• Missing teen found in Gordon County, charged
• A cast of lookalikes: Calhoun's Sequoyah statues have identical replicas all over the country
• High court’s California prison ruling could lead to nationwide legal overhaul
• Periodical cicadas emerge
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, May 25
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 91 degrees
• Sonoraville High School graduates 241 students
• Census figures show big migration to Ga.
• Disaster centers to close in northwest Georgia
• Catoosa County: Recovery by the numbers
• Smith named primary school AP
• McDaniel: Eight GNTC staffers to lose their jobs
• Organization drives Amber Kay to success
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College to reduce staffing this fall
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 91 degrees
• Gordon Central graduates 187 students Monday
• Fallen Soldiers Memorial gets a $5,000 boost
• FBI: 5.5 percent drop in violent crime nationally
• Deal launches design contest for new car tags
• Down but not yet out: Parking deck shell will open for public parking next week
• Judge to sentence Ga man for impersonating a soldier
• Perseverance paid off for Trevor Dutton
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Monday, May 23
• Today's weather: slight chance of showers, high near 89 degrees
• Rome police investigating early morning homicide
• GC’s Performing Arts Camp registration has begun
• NERA makes splash with river tours
• Rome company transforming old tires into black gold
• SMS poultry team learns public speaking, animal care
• Rome Alcohol Control Commission to take up Sunday sales
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, May 22
• Today's weather: a 20 percent chance of showers, high near 92 degrees
• Governor's office reminds Georgians to buckle up
• Mobile Motorcycle License Testing now available
• Now there are two: Alaina advances to “American Idol” finale
• From streets to graduation: GCA senior hopes to help others
• Tellus museum to feature Smithsonian photos
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 92 degrees
• CHS holds graduation ceremony Friday
• Tamara Burchett wins GEDD award
• Energy, taxes dominate Dalton manufacturing summit
• Concerts in the Park kicks off 11th year tonight
• City School announces new principals for 2011-2012 school year
• APNewsBreak: Ga. to use different execution drug
• Mackenzie Kessler: having fun acing high school
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, May 20
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 87 degrees
• Tennis tourney raises more than $16,000 for future cancer center
• Two Ala. men arrested for allegedly carrying $180,000 worth of cocaine
• ARC donates $5,000 to Red Cross
• Unemployment: Jobs added, but initial claims up in April
• Rome felon accused of shooting a dog
• Bringing a legacy together: Sonoraville alumni association connects the past and the future
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Thursday, May 19
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 81 degrees
• Sheriff's training room dedicated to Richards
• Govt. urges appeals court to uphold health care law
• Calhoun administration structure may change
• Woodstock: Just Go Play, I'll Be Back
• Cops, DAs confer on enforcing immigration law
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Wednesday, May 18
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 71 degrees
• Local residents moved by community kindness
• Phillips, Craig and Dean to play May 19 at Trinity Baptist
• Only in America: wacky warning labels contest
• County BOE approves contract for water treatment facility
• Kroger customers donate more than $151,100 in support of area storm victims
• Community Education offers affordable day camp options
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events, Tuesday, May 17
• Today's weather: mostly cloudy, with a high near 64 degrees
• Annual airport fly-in is scheduled for Saturday, May 21
• Opening of floodgates empties many Cajun towns
• GNTC: take your GED test now before prices increase
• Law enforcement support Special Olympics in Torch Run
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Back in time: Battle of Resaca will be May 20-22
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events, Monday, May 16
• Today's weather: showers likely, high near 63 degrees
• Huckaby takes on new challenge as Ga. chancellor
• Open auditions planned for Calhoun’s Got Talent
• Herman Cain wows Ga. GOP
• Chickamauga Battlefield bike tours planned
• Sonoraville senior Austin Williams: balancing academics and athletics
• Analysis: Republicans large enough party to fight internally
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Sunday, May 15
• Today's weather: slight chance of showers, high near 71 degrees
• ‘American Idol’ hopeful performs for hometown crowd
• ‘Zumba for Recovery’ raises over $600 for drug court program
• Storms bring changes for 90-Mile Yard Sale; this year’s registration fees waived
• Alzheimer’s workshop will be Monday
• Cuts for a Cause benefits Locks for Love, Relay
• Ford vs. Chevrolet argument leads to stabbing
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Saturday, May 14
• Today's weather: Showers likely, high near 78 degrees
• Calhoun Rec presents lifeguarding course
• Rising food and gas costs push up consumer prices
• Delta jet clips another plane with its wing
• UPDATE: 250 NGEMC customers without power in Gordon County
• How bin Laden emailed without being detected by US
• Sheriff: Man found dead on U.S. 27 died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• GCHS occupational safety students donate picnic tables
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events Friday, May 13
• Today's weather: 40 percent chance of rain, high near 87 degrees
• Ga. schools seeing changes from federal grant
• Graduation test scores increase in English Language Arts, Science and Social Studies
• Rabies Clinic Saturday
• House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• 16 percent of juniors flunked math part of grad test
• March for Babies brings in $39,000
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events, Thursday, May 12
• Georgia to receive $5 million to help with temporary jobs for tornado cleanup efforts
• Georgia panel finds Catoosa judge violated rules
• Calhoun Chick-fil-A to host father-son campout
• Gordon Hospital is one step closer to future cancer center; Run for Your Life brings in nearly $22,000
• Police: Ga. woman kills knife-wielding intruder
• Dalton dips its toes in water park proposal
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 94 degrees
• North Georgia EMC celebrates 75 years of service
• Firefighters raise money for Cancer Society
• Deal signs new booster seat law
• Vickery named Calhoun utilities GM
• River crests in Memphis; downstream states braceADRIAN SAINZ and MATT SEDENSKY, Associated Press
• Former Whitfield commissioner airlifted after serious wreck
• Deal touts program urging fitness for Ga. children
• Today's weather: slight chance of showers, high near 91 degrees
• Menlo Balloon Festival is this weekend
• Local man charged with copper theft, meth possession
• NATO: Bin Laden death won't change Afghan strategy
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• SC teen charged with killing mom on Mother's Day
• Vegetative burn ban for Georgia temporarily lifted for storm debris
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Today's weather: a 20 percent chance of showers, with a high near 88 degrees
• Calhoun's Got Talent open auditions scheduled
• Feds: All kids, legal or not, entitled to K-12 ed
• Public defender says he has to prove innocence
• Child in critical condition after fatal Chattooga wreck Saturday
• Shelp: Money not a factor in pending Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital closure
• Today's weather: slight chance of showers before 8 a.m., high near 84 degrees
• GC 4-H’ers place at area poultry judging contest
• 4-H Dairy Judging Team Places Second at State
• Roman gets 15 years in false imprisonment case
• Ex-wife arrested in connection with death of former Dalton man
• Alaina advances to “American Idol” final four
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• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 79 degrees
• A special house for a special family: Delanys set to move into their dream home later this month.
• Gas price to drop as oil joins commodities plunge
• Delta plans buyouts and early retirement offers
• Economy adds 244k jobs, rate ticks up to 9 pct.
• North Georgia Valley writers’ conference is this weekend
• Gordon Relay is tonight
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Gov. Nathan Deal signs golf cart bill
• Women use Web to share prom dresses after twisters
• New Adairsville Middle School to open in 2013
• Georgia gets $400K in settlement with drug maker
• Facebook used to help connect tornado victims with lost belongings
• Treasure Hunters is in Calhoun this week
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 72 degrees
• It’s in the water: Calhoun named one of America’s fastest growing cities
• Gov. Deal signs bill creating mental health courts
• Tornado relief efforts: how to continue helping
• Glencoe debris found in Georgia
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 67 degrees
• Gordon Hospital to celebrate Women’s Health Week
• GNTC will be a Tobacco-Free Environment Effective August 1, 2011
• Tornado disaster relief: how you can help
• Kemp: Election changes will help voters, officials
• Deal announced disaster-preparedness push
• State school superintendent to visit Dalton today
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 68 degrees
• WHY SPLOST? City officials discuss the benefits of the one-penny sales tax and how to distribute the collections from a renewed SPLOST
• Deal signs reservoir bill
• Parking deck collapse leads to more parking shortages
• Ga. estimates $75M in insured losses from storms
• AP sources: US used 'multiple methods" to ID body
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 75 degrees
• U.S forces kill Osama bin Laden
• President announces Osama bin Laden killed
• Friends combine musical talent, battle other bands
• North Georgia EMC says power restored to Gordon County
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• African Ambassadors: children bring big voices to Calhoun
• Breaking News: Durham drafted by Seattle in 4th round of NFL Draft
• Hospital welcomes new physicians
• CPD presents annual handgun familiarization and safety course
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• HAC’s Calhoun’s Got Talent is bigger and better this year
• Ribbing between international business partners leads to a ‘Battle of the Ballads’
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 82 degrees
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 77 degrees
• Ringgold devestated Emergency/ law enforcement personnel travel to other counties to help with relief efforts
• Celebrate Spring at New Echota
• A YouTube video shows footage of tornado in Ringgold, 13 storm-related deaths reported in Ga.
• TODAY IN CALHOUN: Don't forget to mark your schedule for these events
• Tolbert regains power, school is open
• Today's weather: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, high near 71 degrees
• Ranger’s most unlikely politician Tom Graves reflects on his first year in Congress
• Paddle full of nature lovers
• Army Reserve Capt. returns to U.S.
• Shake it out: Earthquake drills are today
• Shake it out: Earthquake drills are today
• Update: Tornado watch issued for Gordon, Floyd, storm sirens sounding in Gordon
• Tornado watch until noon; possibility of showers throughout the day
• Today's Hot Deal: 2 for 1 tickets to see the Kiss Army in Rome
• Ultimate Scholarship: Calhoun High School Senior Nicholas Boone has received a scholarship from the Gates Millennium Scholars Program
• City schools ask state for class size waiver
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Study: Ga. slipping behind other states in pre-k
• Shake it out: Earthquake drills to strike in April
• Today's weather: rain likely, high near 84 degrees
• The Battle Against Cancer Is On! What is Relay for Life?
• Hospital: Shot lawmaker can attend space launch
• Dalton to host redistricting hearing
• 2 arrested after teacher’s body found in Cherokee
• Allergies: How to fight back
• Andy Baxter keeps it in the county The Calhoun native discusses his newly-opened photography business
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 84 degrees
• Kindergarten registration information released
• Calhoun Elementary School participates in Odyssey of the Mind
• NWGA Valley’s Writer’s Conference will feature Jackie Lee Miles, local authors
• A tribute to faith
• Calhoun City School students showcase talent
• Decorating sugar eggs just in time for Easter
• Gordon Hospital Foundation serves up fifth annual tennis tournament
• Administrative professionals recognized April 24-30
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 87 degrees
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 86 degrees
• Ga. House will let local communities decide on Sunday alcohol package sales
• Earth Day: pre-K students talk about protecting the planet
• Best bets for this weekend
• Two men allegedly attempt to steal air conditioning units from Mohawk
• Three arrests made in Bartow checkpoint
• Victim flown to Erlanger after Calhoun shooting Police still searching for suspect
• Today's weather: Showers likely, high near 80 degrees
• Berry named among most environmentally responsible colleges
• Kia to produce new Optima in Georgia
• Fairmount clinic opens again
• Georgia among states moving quickly to switch execution drug
• Gordon Board of Education will ask state to waive class size
• State BOE approves Gordon County Schools for charter status
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 75 degrees
• County schools host kindergarten registration May 2-6
• Plainville seafood cook marinates over $300,000 win
• Police: 20-25 teens storm Ga. train, attack riders
• UPDATE: GBI to aid in search for Mich. Woman
• Deal signs bill that allows him to remove school board members
• Big Brothers Big Sisters is seeking volunteers
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 79 degrees
• Calhoun Rec presents lifeguarding course
• Bank of the Ozarks named Top Performing Bank in the Nation
• Ga. to study option of state guest worker program
• Local jeweler, watchmaster leaves a legacy
• UGA weather networks staying open for now
• Sons of Confederate Veterans launch new website
• Body of Calhoun man found in Coosa River
• No more pain clinics – for now Calhoun officials place moratorium on issuance of new business licenses for pain clinics
• Keeping his memory alive: CHS soccer team plants a tree in honor of their late teammate
• Georgia bank that loaned $2.2 million to Tom Graves, Chip Rogers goes under
• State BOE approves county schools as charter system
• Gordon County holds Civil War sesquicentennial events
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 79 degrees
• Fairmount clinic to open soon
• Area rivers up
• GC 4-H participants bring home honors at DPA
• Local FFA “Go Grow” at expo
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 74 degrees
• Given the opportunity to change
• Measles reemerge; time to get vaccinated
• Sharing her secret garden: Rebecca Owen brings ‘Tidings of Comfort and Joy’
• Selfless Service: Acts of Love honors Burton and Sharon Fox
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms, high near 72 degrees
• Tax filing deadline is April 18 this year
• Wreck on I-75 causing delays
• Severe storms death toll rises to nine in two states
• Recognizing neglect: Child abuse prevention begins with understanding the signs
• Storms expected tonight
• More Than a Taste: just two weeks away
• Today's weather: a chance of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the upper 70s
• Sonoraville High School coach arrested for alleged marijuana possession
• Georgia among more than 1,700 fake licenses seized
• House approves budget deal that averted shutdown
• Tire amnesty day is Saturday
• Ga. Senate signs off on health care compact
• I-75 northbound left lane closed til 3 p.m. Thursday
• Life Line screening set for May 6
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 79 degrees
• Firm selects Atlanta for headquarters: Spain-based Health Lean Logistics USA to create 100 jobs
• NWGA workforce board receives money to help the unemployed
• Suspects allegedly cut through fence to steal cars
• Sarah’s Snacks: up and running
• It's been 150 years: Gordon County gears up for Civil War sesquicentennial
• Meet your 911 operators: Telecommunications open house is April 14
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 75 degrees
• Autism support group helps parents of autistic children
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Missing woman's SUV found in Cherokee County, Ga.
• New class focuses on men in a parental role
• New changes to HOPE Scholarship funding
• Community Endowment helps Boys & Girls Club get a new bus
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 68 degrees
• Gordon County under tornado watch Monday night
• GED test to get more expensive
• New York Times: A push to allow HIV-positive donors
• County, Calhoun officials submit proposed project list for 2012 TSPLOST
• Farm subsidies could face $30B hit under GOP budget plan
• Admin Professionals luncheon will be April 28
• Guardsman puts faith to music
• 4-H takes state
• GCHS FFA upcoming events
• Gordon Hospital makes state honor roll
• First annual Paddlin, Pedalin and Pickin set for April 16, 17
• “More Than a Taste” will be April 30
• Calhoun banker joins Dalton bank
• Budget deal reached, stopgap vote still needed to stop shutdown
• Possible deal in works as shutdown deadline nears
• Slow economy takes a toll on hospitals
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• Taylor named region EMS Director of the Year;Woodrow Davis honored as top EMT
• Bell to ring for new jobs in Bartow County
• Rossville’s Alaina among Top 8, primed for deep “Idol” run
• efty scrambles his way into contention at Augusta
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Zumbathon will be April 16
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms likely, high near 80 degrees
• Tomorrow’s leaders: Youth Leadership graduates 44
• Junk food linked to bad behavior
• Insurance commissioner: storms cost $50 million
• CHS students present a musical theatre review this weekend
• A look at how a shutdown would affect Americans
• Textile evolution: Bandy Heritage Center sponsors a symposium on the carpet industry in this region
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 77 degrees
• MTV Cribs films unique local home
• UPDATE: Illegal immigrant protesters get community service
• Gordon County man arrested in statewide child pornography sting
• Report: 15 percent of retired teachers return to work
• Robbery reported at Rome comic shop
• Library kicks off 100th anniversary celebration
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 72 degrees
• Charlie Walraven’s priorities: all students aboard to graduate attend college
• Targeted nature of email breach worries experts
• Fighting for children; Investigator stresses importance of knowing abuse signs
• Local Scouts are doing their part for Habitat
• NGNB hosts IRA 'lunch and learn'
• Downed trees but no major damage due to storm in Gordon County
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61 degrees
• A walk down memory lane:Sheriff’s office features county’s history
• TVA: Valve failure at nuclear plant not a threat
• Family marks 43rd anniversary of MLK assassination
• City Utilities GM: search narrows to final 4
• Rome man pleads guilty to tattooing toddler
• UPDATE: Two arrests made at Advanced Wellness
• Today's weather: a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, with a high near 81 degrees
• “Heart Heroes” at Tolbert raise $7, 524.00 for the American Heart Association
• April is Child Abuse Prevention month What can you do to help?
• AMS celebrates success on state writing test
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76 degrees
• Tolbert places in top 20 in state for “Get-Fit”
• Artist revives nostalgic Easter treats
• SES jumps for hearts
• FFA students get top spot landscaping
• Today's weather calls for mostly sunny skies, with a high near 70 degrees
• Deal sets up $19M innovation fund for Ga. schools
• Helping empower teens: The Clubhouse program at Highland Rivers is a place for teenagers to change their minds about drugs and alcohol
• Rome plant to lay off 67 workers
• Atlanta Steeplechase is April 16
• New Echota Flower Moon celebration set for April 16; A full day of activities is planned
• Around the World program keeps kids reading
• Today's weather: scattered showers, with a high near 62 degrees
• A community effort: New city high/ middle schools talks draw a crowd
• Fed appeals court sets health overhaul hearing
• TVA to explain Browns Ferry reactor valve problem
• Job seeking made easier: Hands-on computer training available at GNTC
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Sheriff gives money to Winner’s Club
• UPDATE: Advanced Wellness has business license again
• Carter meets imprisoned US contractor
• Gordon residents may be eligible for Georgia WIC
• County health rankings: Gordon County ranked 57th of 159 in Georgia
• Police: Unmarked cars rarely used in traffic stops
• Ga. Senate votes for tougher sex trafficking rules
• Manufacturing leaders will gather in Dalton for national summit: 2011 Manufacturing Summit to focus on solutions for expanding, revitalizing domestic operations
• Blair to lead SunTrust’s Ga. region
• Gordon County man charged with child molestation
• Long blackouts pose risk to US reactors
• 62nd Sugar Valley Alumni Banquet will be April 16
• Community voices concern about Advanced Wellness
• Today's weather: 20 perecent chance of rain, high near 62 degrees
• Historic house to be foreclosed upon
• Sheriff's office needs help finding a fugitive
• Homeowner: MTV cribs to feature unique Calhoun home
• Most-wanted Tennessee fugitive caught in Resaca
• Spring has sprung, time to have fun
• Rachel Jones to host pageant and model search
• Today's weather: Sunny, with highs in the upper 60s
• Charter classes being offered next school year
• Leggett sworn into office
• Antiques and arts annual sale returns to Adairsville
• Today's weather: Mostly cloudy, with temps in the mid 60s
• Knight inducted into hall of fame, plans new CD
• Second chance yearbooks: GC plans sale of 1980’s-2011 annuals
• Work-based learning students learn about 401K, deadlines and working in an office
• House named “Rising Star” by NACMA
• Today's weather: showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the 60s
• Advanced Wellness has business license again Mayor, council will be ‘looking hard’ at city ordinance in regard to business licenses
• State Sen. Charlie Bethel: This Week in the Senate
• Truck catches fire on Lovers Lane
• Welty presents at British Studies symposium
• Georgia's unemployment fund going broke
• Calhoun City Schools’ Talent Showcase is March 27
• Today's weather: sunny, with highs in the lower 60s
• Eastgate Baptist Church celebrates 30 years
• UPDATE: Former Sonoraville head coach headed to Thomasville
• Surprise marriage proposal during 'Rumors'
• Thousands protest Georgia immigration bills
• Growth shows county's strength
• Equine dental clinic set for March 26
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 60 degrees
• Local legislators introduce health care compact bill
• Technical College System of Georgia outlines HOPE scholarship changes
• Supporters of higher cigarette tax gather petitions
• N.W. Georgia receives $1 million training grant for long-term unemployed
• Cancer survivors bring their stories to the catwalk: Relay for Life Fashion Show is Sunday
• Area Boys & Girls Clubs look to set a Guinness World Record
• Today's weather: Partly sunny, with highs in the mid 70s
• Tori Ralston crowned first ever Miss Sonoraville
• Gordon County designated at 'Camera Ready'
• Rome man, along with others, files suit against state in child support case
• City streetscape plan in final phase
• Cold case warms up; Illinois man in Whitfield jail on child sex charges
• Sheriff’s honor guard performs in St. Patrick’s day parade
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 81 degrees
• Parking deck demolition ready to go
• What AT&T-T-Mobile deal could mean for customers
• Effects of high gas prices felt by carpet industry
• States push harder for online sales tax collection
• Court: Can officials be sued for false testimony?
• Gordon EMS celebrates another year of service: Woodrow Davis, Tim Woodard recognized for standout performance
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78 degrees
• Savannah McKinney: first place at state Beta Club convention for colored pencil
• Ga. tea party rallies to stress local involvement
• Sonoraville High FFA advances to state competition
• Health exchange faces political opposition in Ga.
• Local muscian pens Charley Pride song
• Lien on Ingle Circle settled, city eyes flood insurance
• Ga. nuclear plants designed for safety, officials say
• Kingston man pleads not guilty to possessing, distributing child pornography
• Got talent? It’s time to shine
• State says Georgia School for the Deaf superintendent has been fired
• Fairmount raises compactor fees
• Deputy injured, sheriff truck involved in DUI accident
• Relay fashion show will be March 27
• 108th honors local soldier widow with commemorative military print
• RUN FOR YOUR LIFE! Hospital March 31 road race proceeds to benefit cancer center
• Handful of Ga. immigration bills still viable
• In top 11: Rossville teen makes latest "American Idol" cut
• Missing golf pro found in Atlanta
• ‘Rumors’ opens this weekend
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 80 degrees
• Staying connected: Governor says funds won’t be cut this year for one local agency
• Huckabee promotes ‘simple government’ in Rome
• Dalton/Whitfield merger bill introduced
• Georgia Census data released: population up in Gordon County
• Calhoun Comcast store closes its doors
• Harrison named chairman of local GB&T board
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 76 degrees
• Frontier Communications to host social media webcast
• Public Facilities Authority trudges through General Assembly
• Armed man arrested with $16,000 in drugs
• June 30 not necessarily walk away deadline at NW Regional Hospital
• Sonoraville head football coach resigns
• Diabetes: it’s time to educate yourself
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 66 degrees
• County schools adopt CDC tobacco free policy
• Calhoun World War II vet honored by peers
• Three arrested for stealing $8,000 worth of merchandise from Outlets
• Robots, iPods and other CMS inventions advance to state technology competition
• Ga. Senate to consider Sunday sales after all
• Calhoun’s GEM could open as early as June
• Some success in hospital fight
• Police identify 8-year-old Cartersville boy who was struck and killed by bus
• County goes beyond ‘stop, drop roll’
• Gordon County native, Major General Nesbitt receives award
• Southern Co: Japan quake won't stall Ga nuke plant
• Line up and dance! Popular dance classes are coming to Calhoun
• Radiation leak at Japan nuclear plant exceeds legal limits
• Sonoraville High’s FFA team takes home top spot in Floriculture
• 4-H’s upcoming show season is underway
• SHS students attend UGA Tour of Biotechnology
• Payne elected as State President-Elect for Young Farmers
• Commissioners submit TSPLOST project proposals
• New equestrian trail advocate chapter being formed in Northwest Georgia
• FSA targets funds for socially disadvantaged farmers
• Spring brings another hour of daylight
• A young woman fights to get her life back: A benefit this weekend will aid in a liver transplant for Tiffani Matlock
• Looking well when battling cancer: Look Good… Feel Better day is scheduled for March 14.
• Doctors: Giffords was told by husband she was shot
• Ga. House passes $18 billion budget
• Copper thieves risking electrocution
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• CERT volunteers always at the ready: Citizen emergency responders sharpen their skills with a simulated disaster
• Cool and cloudy today, freeze warning in effect tonight
• Best bets for this weekend
• Weekend's best bets
• Freeman-Hurt House to be recognized on Historic Trail of Tears Saturday
• $40,000 worth of meth found in an appliance
• Georgia woman certified as world's oldest person
• Tornado season begins in March
• Ga. school board to vote on new testing standards
• NERA education, water monitoring program are growing
• Partly cloudy, chance of showers
• Feds targeting fake immigration lawyers
• Ga. state health plan faces $250 million shortfall
• Remembering a patriot:Sons of the American Revolution gather in Gordon County to honor a Revolutionary War veteran
• Ga. school board hears testimony on math changes
• Ga. students to get free wireless service
• New Echota receives grant from Wal-Mart
• Gordon County Experiment Station, weather station to close
• Rain, thunderstorms for today
• Local officials discuss next SPLOST list
• Appeals court ruling allows enforcement of Ga. school board nepotism law
• Fairmount police chief resigns
• Walker County jury awards $9.5 million in wrongful death suit
• Weather alert: flood watch for tomorrow
• Today's weather: mostly cloudy, with a high near 60 degrees
• Spring forward next week; daylight savings time begins March 13
• Boone Ford Road: A place for dogs Gordon County holds a draw for lure coursing competitors
• Former Rome bus driver pleads guilty to molestation charges
• Calhoun City Schools listens to SACS Accreditation presentation
• Floyd County man accused in botched ‘hit’ to stand trial
• Water treatment adjustment means more safety, less cost
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 61 degrees
• Mohawk sees 2010 4th quarter net earnings of $46 million
• Sunny days ahead: Local farmer learns that solar power requires a lot of patience
• Rome teen dies in ATV accident
• Calhoun thespians stand out at state conference
• Calhoun online: a new look
• Today's weather: a chance of showers, with a high near 57 degrees
• Two individuals will have controlling interest in Northside Bank
• A hand built esacpe: Local boys offer hand-crafted fort kits
• Website created to allow public access to local government financial documents
• A new look: Gordon chamber launches redesigned website
• Man dead after SWAT standoff in Rome
• Coulter Hampton Day fundraiser is March 12
• Today's weather: possible showers, high near 61 degrees
• Oglethorpe owner claims NGEMC acted illegally
• UGA trains national guard for AG mission
• Dalton attorney: City/county merger would dissolve Dalton Public Schools
• Alleged hotel robber caught in Calhoun
• This weekend's best bets
• Hoops for a cause: Law enforcement face-off to benefit Winner’s Club
• Today's weather: rainy, with a high near 59 degrees
• SPLOST planning begins
• Georgia lawmakers consider more gun changes
• Georgia State Patrol expanding motorcycle safety initiative
• Fire consumes house in Adairsville
• Hoops and history: Third annual Black History Basketball Classic is Saturday
• Fairmount recognizes volunteers
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 68 degrees
• Catoosa County overpays sheriff for 12 years
• Saddlebrook cleanup slower than planned City admin: ‘It will come to pass’
• Saddle Club helps horse owners remember yearly vaccinations Vaccination clinic will be Saturday
• Ga. Democrats counter Deal's HOPE plan
• Local Farm Bureau members hear governor’s water conservation proposal
• House votes to require car seats up to age 8
• Sequoyah Ball’s heritage can be found county-wide
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66 degrees
• Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insects
• Residential historic district: a go, or no?
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Whitfield families plead against moving to new high school
• Shining stars:County high schools honor top SAT scorers
• STAR Students, Teachers honored at banquet
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 63 degrees
• Feds in Ga. to ramp up 'pill mill' investigations
• Politicians linked to troubled inn: U.S. Reps Graves, State Sen. Rogers sued for defaulted loan
• UPDATE: Tornado watch until 8 p.m., power outages reported
• Resaca Battlefield Park: another step forward
• High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses
• $5,000; 8,000 canned goods: Red Bud goes above and beyond in community fundraising
• Today's weather: Showers likely, with a high near 72 degrees
• Dalton High basketball team rallies around friend after loss of her mother
• Alcohol bill down, not out
• Ga. families faced with scaled-back pre-k
• Gordon County Schools listens to SACS Accreditation presentation
• Local artist to be featured in Dalton show
• Educating local students about GNTC key to its success here, officials say
• HeartCakeParty spotlighted in Alternative Press (AP) magazine
• Walker County authorities searching for runaway teens
• GC FBLA earns six awards at leadership conference
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 64 degrees
• Today's weather: slight chance of showers, with a high near 72 degrees
• Carla Payne elected president of GC Young Farmers
• STATE HOOPS: CHS girls roll over Spencer 71-43
• Swing your partner round and round
• Forest service plans controlled burns in Gordon County for this month
• County, city officials will talk SPLOST Tuesday
• Ga. climatologist warns of possible late freeze
• Revolutionary War vet to be honored March 5
• Goody’s introduces military discount program
• Today's weather: a 30 percent chance of showers, high near 65 degrees
• Video released to explain expanding community mental health and disability services
• Commissioners push for county Public Facilities Authority
• Storms expected tonight
• Retired Ga. minister faces child porn charges
• Ga. House panels OK HOPE scholarship overhaul
• Don’t miss Mardi Gras! Young Professionals fundraiser is Feb. 26
• Today's weather: a 30 percent chance of rain in the forecast
• 3 children, killed in meth fire, are buried
• Georgia's economic recovery continues to build, forecasts says
• Union Grove interchange: finally a go?
• Mayor says Atlanta is making a come-back
• Graves launches redesigned website
• Immigration proposal targets schools, hospitals
• Gordon Tractor Club will be on hand at Tractor Supply store opening
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 62 degrees
• Home prices hit post-bust lows in most big cities
• Expect I-75 southbound delays Wednesday
• Gordon County Schools support Georgia Work Ready program for seniors
• Only top students would get full HOPE scholarship
• Hamilton makes use of robotics for less invasive procedures
• Protecting a piece of history: Friends of Resaca Battlefield will assist with conservation easement fund raising
• Labor commissioner: future of Georgia’s workforce is in education
• Meth found in ornamental duck head of walking stick
• Looking for land to build the Career Academy
• US cities using tech to cull ideas from citizens
• Feeding the community: Community garden is in the works again
• Downtown Development seeking input
• Sunday alcohol roadblock victory for Christian Coalition leader
• Rome man arrested on child sex charges in Dalton
• Local dog show handler’s win airs on ABC
• Deal asks for more flexibility in deciding who qualifies for Medicaid
• Gordon County 4-H rack up awards at DPA
• The gems of Calhoun: KOA addition offers gem mining to locals
• Oil companies unveil spill containment system
• Icy windshields-a misdemeanor?
• It’s Zumba time! United Way ends this year’s campaign with an exciting new fitness phenomenon
• Senator Barry Loudermilk to host town hall meetings
• Second whooping crane found dead at Weiss Lake; reward now at $23,250
• Ingle House lien presents ‘uncommon legal situation’
• 6 charged with marijuana poessession
• UPDATE: Oglethorpe Inn still without power, owner says he can't pay
• Hufstetler sentenced to 40 years
• Shakespeare's Dream at CHS
• Understanding sports-related injuries: Hamilton will host student health event Feb. 24
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 72 degrees
• Gov. agrees on plan to rescue HOPE
• Time to unload that old junk: Tire amnesty day includes appliances this year
• Georgia Power, Dalton Utilities break ground on solar power site
• Two charged with a felony after allegedly stealing from the BP at Wall and Line St.
• Library offers tax preparation aide program
• Ulyssess S. Grant: genius or good soldier? Dalton State presents an examination of the Civil War legend
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, with a high near 68 degrees
• Chief Magistrate passes away: Superior Court judges must appoint a successor
• Dolphin exhibit to open at Ga. Aquarium in April
• Creating 2K jobs in Whitfield costs the county millions
• Celebrating Black History Month: McConnell center brings blacks, whites together
• The circus is in town
• Elks honor standout public servants
• Today's weather: mostly cloudy skies, with a high near 64 degrees
• Get your dancing shoes on! Chamber brings Mardi Gras fever to town
• Judges consider Ga. execution standard
• Combating poverty: Hartwell Brooks, an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer
• Gas prices should drop by next week
• Armuchee student remembered
• Retired Educators help bring HOPE to hospital patients
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 60 degrees
• In memory: Memorial signs can now be placed on Georgia highways
• Dalton and Whitfield Co. merger takes big step forward
• Resaca faces possible lien on Ingle property
• Gordon County deputies look for suspect after intercepting drug shipment
• UPCOMING MEETINGS: Calhoun City Council will meet tonight
• Local stores of have ribbon cuttings
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 65 degrees
• 26 Letters: A Love Story
• Calhoun man sentenced to five years on weapons charges
• FDA approves first 3-D mammography device
• Scrappy Quilters warm up to Georgia’s First Lady
• Georgia caught in pickle between jobs, crackdown on illegal immigration
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 58 degrees
• New Echota plans film festival for Feb. 26
• Girl Scouts cookie sale begins Feb. 18
• Reaction to Ga. illegal immigration bill is varied
• Study: Doctors missing strokes in kids with anemia
• Upcoming program highlights customer service
• Synovus earns 13 national awards
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 51 degrees
• Teen killed in wreck identified as 16-year-old Armuchee High School student
• Facebook now able to issue AMBER alerts
• Barge: Graduation rate could drop 16 percentage points
• Calhoun police receive awards
• Chief Magistrate passes away
• Kinard named to economic development board
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 48 degrees
• Greater Community Bank opens in old Movie Gallery store
• Gordon Central’s singers rank 8th in the world with Barbershop Choir
• State park Friends have a plan
• GNTC Graduates 325 at Ceremony in Dalton
• Reward offered for information on dead Whooping Crane
• GC Antique Engine and Tractor Club to be at store opening
• Today's weather: Flurries, with a high near 42 degrees
• Platinum, Silver awards show strides made at local schools
• Dow ekes out 8th straight day of gains Wednesday
• FDIC sues law firm over Ga. bank failure
• Georgia lawmakers propose tax amnesty bill
• Ga. House panel OKs Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Farm Bureau assists Ronald McDonald House
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 46 degrees
• Hoops: Sonoraville boys earn first victory against Calhoun
• January revenues up 8.1 percent over 2010
• A look back at historic sites in Gordon County
• A crash course in Gordon:County commissioners hold special meeting to discuss 2011
• Planned cuts worry senior advocates
• Ga. businesses express caution on crackdown on illegal immigration
• ‘The way of the future’: Gordon County government launches Facebook site
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with a high near 42 degrees
• 4 days, 10 hours:Shortened workweek for some Calhoun employees means more productivity
• In honor of a special boy: Sponsors needed for 2011 Coulter Hampton Day
• Senate leaders: test program before giving iPads to students
• Severe Weather Awareness Week begins today
• Get floured:GCPRD hosts cake decorating class
• Sonoraville FBLA members honored by Gov. Deal
• Invasive plants in the south: a field guide
• Today's weather: rain likely, with a high near 51 degrees
• UPDATE: Buchannon pleads not guilty in McKnight murder case
• Black History Basketball Classic will be March 5
• Day of Dance planned for Feb. 19
• Murray County commissioner: Tech college in Dalton is a ‘tremendous letdown’
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 54 degrees
• Local artist Alan Rabon is a man driven to work
• “Dirty Dozen” work to clean up school
• Six GCHS students selected for state chorus
• Small business workshop will be Feb. 8
• Timber trends in Georgia
• Today's weather: Rain likely, with a high near 46 degrees
• Hoops: Friday Night Games
• SHS students earns 30 awards in regional competition
• Falling ice injures 5 at Cowboys Stadium
• Shavanti Hiles selected as GNTC’s EAGLE Representative
• Ga. Lawmaker Proposes Doing Away With Driver's Licenses
• Ala. governor ready to meet with Georgia on water
• Stocks edge up after mixed unemployment report
• Ga. House Legislative report Feb. 3
• Unemployment falls to 9.0 pct., only 36K new jobs
• Free trees for Arbor Day
• Today's weather: Rain possible, with a high near 42 degrees
• It's snowing, but it shouldn't stick
• Bending history Indian Trail trees offer a look into the past
• Ford recalling 365,000 F-150 pickups
• Buchannon pleads not guilty in McKnight murder case
• Legislators hear concerns about closing Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital
• A year for leadership, diversity and unity Bowen takes the reins as Chamber chairman
• Today's weather: cloudy, with a high near 44 degrees
• Georgia weighs trimming wildlife lands, new fees
• Legion National Commander visits Calhoun
• Free and clear: County schools pay back December TAN
• Signing Day: Palmer and Curtis put ink to paper for Calhoun
• Graves introduces County Connection Program
• DFCS distributes Home Depot funds
• Today's weather: sunny, with highs in the lower 40s
• High School Hoops: Tuesday Night Update
• Deal, Barnes unite for slain Ga. trooper's widow
• When it rains it pours; Calhoun man makes a home in the woods
• Georgia Power: Solar project could power 400 homes
• Road race will help fund cancer center
• Fairmount man charged with felony threats, burglary, damage
• Calhoun council members recognized at Mayors Day
• Today's weather: Showers likely, highs in the lower 50s
• Sunday alcohol sales on horizon for Ga. cities
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to mentor children of prisoners
• March of Dimes: March for Babies
• Inmates file $5 million lawsuit against Whitfield sheriff’s office; Say ‘humiliated’ by treatment at jail
• Judge Broyles recovering from stroke
• Some Ga. fees delivering less than promised
• Pony Express opens in Calhoun
• Today's weather: 20 percent chance of showers, with a high near 59 degrees
• Edwards takes over as Calhoun pro tem
• A Call to Action; Chamber of Commerce aims for Work Ready Certification for Gordon County
• Calhoun man convicted in child porn case ordered to pay victim restitution
• Today's weather: party sunny, with a high near 63 degrees
• County schools will make up snow days 15 minutes at a time
• NGRC director: proceed with caution this year Tight budgets are on the way, but regional commission will help to fill gaps
• GCHS cafeteria gets a face lift
• Edward Jones makes Fortune list
• Junior Achievement seeking volunteers for the schools
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 62 degrees
• Hoops: CHS beats GCHS, SHS sweeps, Sexton breaks record
• No more smoking in the alleys? Council discusses ordinance for certain areas of Calhoun
• Lost in limbo: Fort Wayne project still awaiting federal funds
• Gone country: Van Lears get back to their roots for hometown show
• Construction team announced for Calhoun High/Middle School ESPLOST project
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 52 degrees
• GNTC graduation set for Feb. 9
• SHS students earns 30 awards in regional competition
• Plainville man found guilty of child molestation
• Hospital CPOE system earns highest score
• Ga. revenue department sorting through tax glitch
• Caring about vascular disease; Hamilton offers education program to the public
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 48 degrees
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• Calhoun city officials prepare for house explosion site cleanup
• Man forged mom’s signature on retirement checks after she died
• Cotton States declines to indemnify homeowner, third party claims from house explosion
• Local reps respond to President’s address
• Egg truck catches fire in Resaca
• Crandell earns hospital Extra Mile Award
• Crandell earns Extra Mile Award
• Today's weather: rain and snow before 10 a.m., with a high near 42 degrees
• Calhoun, Sonoraville and Gordon Central girls all win Tuesday
• Deal launches Competitiveness Initiative; Governor’s jobs plan includes education advisers, water supply program
• Georgia losing out on specialty tags; New expenses prohibit many drivers from purchasing them
• North Georgia leaders say funding for port important, despite distance
• GB&T eliminates jobs; more cuts may follow
• Dalton conference to focus on manufacturing
• Hospital introduces hyperbaric pressure healing
• Indian ‘trail trees’ subject of New Echota program; Trek on Trail of Tears may also be followed
• Calhoun’s snow days will be made up during winter break
• Russia in Calhoun; Touring dance troupe will perform at Civic Auditorium
• Second tractor accident in Gordon County leaves another dead
• GNTC to host college day
• Calhoun council will hear quarterly governmental financial reports tonight
• Dalton State to exhibit collection of area artist
• Today's weather: Chance of rain, with a high near 38 degrees
• Dalton State faces continued funding loss
• House GOP Lists $2.5 Trillion in Spending Cuts
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 48 degrees
• 2010 weakest year for home sales since 1997
• Bill would allow sale of health care policies by out-of-state insurers
• 2011 tax filing season opens with renew credits, E-File and extended due date
• BES names Character Club
• Today's weather: flurries possible, with a high near 43 degrees
• Two local spellers earn a spot at district.
• Ga. schools could get more say in teaching math
• Calhoun quilt to be displayed at the Capitol
• Healthier food finds new ally in Wal-Mart initiative
• Coming Internet service will bring ‘international attention’ Appalachian fiber network will bring service to more than 140,000 additional households
• Deal meets with GDOT, GEMA on snowstorm response
• CHS to host rummage sale
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with temps in the upper 30s
• Condemned Ga. man wants lethal injection details
• Closing NWGA Regional could create “mess” for Gordon County: But if done right, new options could be successful
• State official says NWGRH won't close until patients can be cared for elsewhere, but vague when asked if pledge means June 30 date will be pushed back
• What’s happening at New Echota
• System-wide Spelling Bees begin Friday morning
• GNTC graduation will be Jan. 25
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with highs in the mid 50s
• FDIC sues failed bank officials, state lawmaker
• Martin Luther King. Jr.’s message of equality honored
• Tuition hikes likely in Georgia
• Graves open Dalton office
• Objects thrown from Bartow bridge hit drivers
• Conde Nast names Barnsley Gardens Resort to 2011 Gold List
• National American Legion Commander to visit Calhoun Post
• Today's weather: Cloudy and sunny, with a high near 49 degrees
• Solid students making a difference: Youth Leadership program branches out in the community
• Donors are needed to keep blood supply healthy
• Whitfield man wants justice after false 911 call
• Ansel Adams exhibit at Booth Western Art Museum extended through March 13
• Chamber banquet will be Jan. 27
• Realtors elect new board
• Today's weather: Rain possible, high near 51 degrees
• Library card checks out more than books
• So cold: Federal heating program out of funds for locals
• Gordon Hospital receives $312,968
• Local schools: more than a season of giving
• Police: Man punches cop in face at jail, threatens to slit his throat
• Weather radio, survival kit necessary year-round
• Today's weather: a chance of freezing rain, high near 47 degrees
• Under one roof New Tallatoona building brings agencies together
• Use indoor plants to brighten your home this winter
• Flu season deadly so far in Georgia
• Medication dosing can be frightening
• Calhoun's Meadows to chair powerful House Rules Committee
• Today's weather: partly sunny, with a high near 44 degrees
• Seven foods that should never be eaten
• Fun indoor activities for kids
• Cyber-Bullies Beware: CyberSiblings.Net helps parents monitor dangers of social networking
• Frugal Living: Make a quick eggs breakfast
• Shop online without losing your identity
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with a high near 39 degrees
• Man recovers after tragic bike accident
• Calhoun Rep. will take Chairmanship of state House Rules Committee
• The plan: How schools will make up 5 missed days
• Calhoun man assaulted with a tea kettle
• Tractor trailer destroyed by train, no injuries reported
• Synovus announces plans for layoffs
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 38 degrees
• The value of a home House sales slow in 2010
• Glory garden: Community efforts need help blossoming
• MLK March begins at 10 a.m. Jan. 17
• Freeze won't lift until Friday
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, with a high near 30 degrees
• 800-mile walk Ron Cooper plans to live the Trail of Tears
• Thursday: Schools closed, jury trials postponed, courthouse will be open for non-jury matters, GNTC graduation postponed
• Deal to deliver State of State, budget proposal
• Rep. Giffords moves arms, breathes
• Graves introduces legislation
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, with a high near 32 degrees
• Scraper truck falls through upper level of county parking deck
• A bad state of health
• The Gordon County Antique Engine and Tractor Club provides entertainment for events
• Mellow Mushroom in Rome announces Jan. 17 grand opening
• Calhoun based company provides free health care programs
• Today's weather: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 38 degrees
• Calhoun City and Gordon County schools will be closed again Tuesday
• Commissioners elect new chair
• Citizens can help during a wide-scale disaster
• Flu season is well underway
• County EMA director: 'The roads are not safe'
• 600 North Georgia EMC customers without power
• Today's weather: Snow and sleet likely, with a high near 32 degrees
• Update: Both school systems and Gordon County Government closed Monday
• Easy ways to save money in the New Year
• Deal's inaugural festivities change, some canceled, some moved indoors
• Addiction hard to kick
• The following trial jurors must report Monday, Jan. 10, at 9 a.m.
• Today's weather: Snow likely after 1 p.m., high near 37 degrees
• Death toll at 6 in Tucson store shooting
• Lipizzaner Stallions to perform at the Forum
• Update: Winter weather warning and advisory for Calhoun and Gordon County
• Medicare Open Enrollment means time to review your plan
• How are 3D movies and video games affecting your eyes?
• College briefs
• Today's weather: Mostly sunny, with a high near 39 degrees
• Into the principal's office: A Q&A with GCA's Prinicpal Gerard
• Into the principal’s office: Dr. Greg Gerard: learning beyond the classroom
• Gordon County braces for winter storm
• Berry Professor earns $25,000 NEA grant
• Georgia Facing a Hard Choice on Free Tuition
• TOTA meets Saturday
• Today's weather: Snow showers likely in the morning, with a high near 45 degrees
• An explorer’s soul: Lanier Roland’s wanted to climb Mount Everest since he was a teenager
• Sunday after Sunday: 91-year-old Lucile Baugh has had 53 years of perfect Sunday School attendance
• Gordon County welcomes first baby of 2011
• New aluminum plant in Adairsville now in production
• Uptick in Georgia road arrests draws mixed feelings
• Mohawk contributes to United Way
• Today's weather: mostly cloudy, with a high near 47 degrees
• Beating the odds: Baby Jenna continues to improve after an accidental fall
• A standout force; Calhoun PD recognized as agency of the year for traffic enforcement
• New tag requirement for non-dealer purchases
• Georgia water rule hinges on one word
• Employer Support Freedom Award nomination period still open
• Georgia manufacturing expands in 2010
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 54 degrees
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with a high near 52 degrees
• Local garage moves across town
• County swears in new government officials
• Where to recycle your Christmas tree
• Bananas breaking barriers in Georgia
• Suspect at large in shooting death of Rockmart teen
• Supplement Revenue Assistance Program sign-up opens Jan. 10
• 12 killed on Ga. roads over holiday weekend
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 53 degrees
• Calhoun council moves to save $500,000 annually
• School starts Jan. 5 for city, county students
• Grueling Journey: Treaty of New Echota led to Trail of Tears
• Local bowlers support veterans
• Teachers to be graded on student test scores
• Calhoun residents purchase Floyd Schroeders
• Today's weather: Sunny skies, with a high near 53 degrees
• Soda, burgers and fries, still No. 1
• Floyd County Commission approved pouring license for Opi's
• Tiny insects search for moisture
• GHC announces dean’s list
• Today's weather: possible showers, with a high near 52 degrees
• Local designs winning Hallmark card, an awesome underpants kind of card
• People, mice head indoors for winter
• CDC: Flu season picks up, widespread in 5 states
• Bailout your household budget
• Local student named to TMC’s President List
• Gordon students receive Piedmont degrees
• Today's weather: Showers and possible thunderstorms, high near 61 degrees
• Resolutions and traditions
• Calhoun Times: Year in Review, Part 2
• AAA offering free towing for impaired revelers
• Calhoun Times: Year in Review, Part 1
• Teen remembered as sweet and kind by friends
• Gordon County law enforcement to attend LeCroy funeral
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Ford recalls 15,000 trucks and crossovers
• Today's weather: Cloudy skies, with a high near 61 degrees
• SPLOST progress in Gordon County
• SPLOST progress in Resaca, Plainville, Fairmount and Ranger
• Charges pending in wreck that killed Chatsworth boy
• County sees first white Christmas since the 1800s in a year filled with snow
• Audit finds CDC misplaced $8 million in equipment
• Local boy makes UGA Dean's list
• Today's weather: rainy, with a high near 51 degrees
• A history of SPLOST in Gordon County
• Local family receives help to buy home
• GNTC’s Adult Education program announces late registration for Winter quarter enrollment
• Kerosene sold at Long Shoals Country Store in Eatonton; possibly volatile and should not be used
• Funds for heating aid evaporate
• DSC giving up technical college status
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, with a high near 48 degrees
• County progresses in abandonment process
• Two BOE members will not return next year
• Four walls up; now to the interior
• Making the most out of life
• Celebratory flight
• Tips for retiring in an uncertain economy
• Shaw centralizing rug ops in Ringgold; Some Calhoun jobs will move
• Last order: Two local restaurants close their doors
• Fairmount PD gets advance training
• Angel Food January Menu
• Gordon County's largest stocking?
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 39 degrees
• Developing relationships
• Cold-weather crops weather cold-weather snap just fine
• FBLA: learning about downtown business
• Hardee’s adds Red Burrito brand
• Today's weather: Snow likely, high near 38 degrees
• Christmas: Keepin’ it real, keepin’ it simple
• Protect your holiday purchases
• Christmas traditions: a few of yours
• Local publisher offers book to readers, hope for wounded soldiers
• Gift cards: offer flexibility, but be aware of drawbacks
• Christmas Day weather: Snow likely, high near 44 degrees
• Four Christmas miracles
• Tour of Homes proceeds will benefit students
• ‘A wonderful asset’ Henrietta McClure is hospital volunteer of the year
• Students participate in Operation Christmas Child
• Gordon County could see a white Christmas
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, high near 50 degrees
• HIPAA and Facebook: mental health and law enforcement collide
• First time unemployment claims rise in November
• GEM Awarded Tourism Product Development Grant
• For the love of pets New vets take over Animal Hospital of Gordon County
• Caring for your pet in winter months:
• GASC announces 100th surgery
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 48 degrees
• Sheriff credits radio crew for helping suicidal caller
• Holiday Barbie: Sandra Reed’s cherished gift inspires Fairmount Elementary students
• Shaw centralizing rug ops in Ringgold Some Calhoun jobs will move
• Gordon County works together for a happy Christmas
• West re-elected to Farm Bureau state board
• Shaw consolidation improves efficiency, service in rug division
• The winners of the Christmas Parade Float Competition are:
• Today's weather: partly sunny skies, with a high near 51 degrees
• Mayors Motorcade brings in Christmas cheer
• Country flare: Chloe Litton hopes for music career
• Hospital’s director of facilities receives national credential Shadix earns Certified Healthcare Facility Manager designation
• Ga. gains 14th congressional seat
• Hospital $35K closer to cancer center: Golf tournament helps bring in needed funds
• Georgia lawmakers will forgo COLAs again
• Resaca passes alcohol ordinance, tables set back
• County BOE approves purchase of five new school buses with air-conditioning
• Non-profits gain a larger presence in city schools
• Lunar eclipse set to happen early Dec. 21, Tellus Museum observatory to be open
• 4-H member earns master 4-H status
• Today's weather: sunny skies, with a high near 53
• Bruce Potts: devoted to Sonoraville
• Christmas crafts provide fun, entertainment away from T.V.
• Travel safely during the holidays
• Cut your own Christmas tree
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 47
• A hero’s highway: Fallen marine honored with sign on 136
• Fred’s contributes to fire education
• Barbies bring in $1,000 for VAC
• Thousands raised for Gordon's homeless
• Graves joins Appropriations Committee
• Today's weather: 40 percent chance of rain, high near 46
• Cherokee Mills at a standstill
• Union Grove: on the move Gordon County makes state's list of expedited GDOT projects
• IRS hits Ga. congressman with lien
• In winter, there’s nothing like a roaring fire Fire department gives tips on how to keep it where it should be – in the fireplace
• Sonoraville’s SADD receives a driver safety grant
• Local 4-Hers win in nationals
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, high near 44
• Sheriff honors standout deputies
• Local writing test scores climb High schoolers improve on state writing exam
• New Rock Hawk park a decade in the making
• WalMart gives back: Managers cook for Ronald McDonald House families
• Georgia Farm Bureau cautions state on immigration
• Salvation Army: Need knows no face
• Today's weather: rainy, with a high near 54 degrees Icy roads cause school closings, delays
• Gordon County Schools closed tomorrow, Calhoun City to arrive late
• Craft and ex-husband on talk about lawsuit on Today Show
• Stuff the Truck breaks a record
• Deal says more Ga. education spending cuts likely
• Calhoun’s WJTH honored by Ga. School Board group
• Gordon County Board of Commissioners Dec. 7 meeting
• Protected forever: Conservation easement ensures Chitwood Farm will never be developed
• What does a school counselor do?
• School counselors: knocking down bullying These advisors work closely with students and each other to help children cope with change
• More winter weather heading this way
• Georgia officials keep eye on river
• Today's weather: mostly sunny skies, with a high near 40
• Habitat ReStore: a big dream
• Former Homeland Security officer gets 18 months for civil rights violations
• The time of their lives: State championship football games bring once-in-a lifetime experiences to more than just the players
• Tiny insects search for moisture
• It's cold out there
• Shivers win GEM seat raffle and honor grandchildren
• Today's weather: flurries, high near 27
• A slap in the face Maj. Coffman's worst day
• The journey of a patriot Jim Coffman tells of his tour in Afghanistan
• Eat smart to make holidays lighter
• Georgia farmers getting taste for pomegranates
• Today's weather: showers likely, high near 44
• In honor of Sarah: Sarah Williams’ parents wanted to help other families after their daughter lost her battle with cancer
• Get the 411 on donating to charities
• Civil Air Patrol celebrates 69 years
• SHS’s Future Business Leaders capture many awards at the Fall Leadership in Athens
• The Nutcracker at The Fabulous Fox Theater
• Jackets lose in overtime, fall to Buford 31-24.
• Jackets prove the doubters wrong
• One STATE CHAMPIONSHIP , coming up Students gather for pre-game pep rally
• State championship: The fan guide
• Today's weather: Partly sunny, with a high near 49
• The Calhoun Times recently caught up CHS principal Kelly Bumgardner to talk about the high school:
• On her shoulders: Kelly Bumgardner
• Have yourself a merry but safe Christmas
• How can you stay healthy when the temptations of the holidays beckon?
• Georgia gardeners offer tips on holiday gifts
• Jeans for a dollar
• Today's weather is mostly sunny, with a high near 44
• Hannah is hospital’s new COO
• From sludge to food: Local farm uses green fertilizer technology on crops
• iPods in class? OMNOVA grant will help high school students experience new technology
• CHS students take their poetry to Thurston’s
• Henry Conner earns Extra Mile Award
• GH’s Huenergardt named CEO of hospital in Texas
• Two arrested for burglary
• Man arrested for tractor theft
• International fugitive detained
• Today's weather is sunny and cold, with a high near 39
• Your Heritage: it’s a community effort
• Ingle House to host open house
• $500,000 closer Cherokee Mills Lofts project gains another grant
• Buying a pet for Christmas
• Christmas at Chieftains
• Gordon County designated as ‘disaster area’ due to drought
• Civil Air Patrol, teaching, leading by example
• A second chance
• Artists market, trees fill the art center
• Kiwanis Tour of Home presents homes with personal touches
• Calhoun football to play Carver-Columbus tonight
• For the love of a Mustang Stuart Worley went back to school to become a mechanic and began restoring a classic car in the process
• ‘Into the Principal’s Office’ A series spotlights on local education leaders
• Sugar Valley to host arts and crafts fair
• SHS coach injured in car accident Basketball games rescheduled
• Binnicker, Sharp recognized with Extra Mile Award
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 53
• Unemployment rate decreases Possible hint of economic recovery
• Christmas history by candlelight Experience Christmas traditions the way New Echota residents would have celebrated them
• Gordon County Schools and GNTC receive $3.16 million
• A Christmas keepsake: Kiwanis hosts Milk and Cookies Dec. 4
• Bad Moon Rising takes first at bike show
• Garden Buddies visit Payne Farm
• Calhoun contracts with Mauldin again
• AMS students beautify the landscaping around the school
• A toy for every child
• Drought covers most of Georgia
• Older drivers facing more scrutiny
• Swanson named acting president at Northside
• Nahmias, McFadden take Gordon vote in statewide judicial run-off
• Transportation tax would bring in $124 million a year
• What would you bring if you had to leave your home? Homeless often need everyday items that are overlooked
• Holistic education? Ombudsman is alternative education program that has helped nontraditional students stay on track
• The most wonderful time of the year … ON WHEELS
• Learning leadership: Central FBLA attends Athens conference
• Gordon County under tornado watch
• City schools: same millage, lower taxes
• County schools: increased millage, lower taxes
• County: Millage
• Chamber unveils 2010 Christmas Ornament
• Choose the perfect holiday tree
• Today's weather: Showers likely, low around 48
• Walking the walk: Rick Hamilton insisted on being self sufficient, even after losing everything
• Craft Fair at GCHS
• Class of 1960 holds 50th Reunion
• PTA Reflections winners
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 60
• Foreign-born Georgians add more holidays to the winter calendar
• New Ballard novels brings back memories for Calhoun native
• Boy Scouts to give Faus flags a proper retirement
• Lucky Day: Calhoun wins coin flip
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 57
• Calhoun plays Fitzgerald at home tonight
• Leaders as Readers; Local leaders participate in the Calhoun pre-K reading day
• A vow to wow Darbys pass the keys of Appleshine to Sid Pascoe
• Deal says Nesbitt will stay on as Guard chief
• 25 years in the business: Brocks retire their company, but not themselves
• Tallatoona December Angel Food
• Chef Morgan inspires during bank cooking demo
• Today's weather: Rain likely, high near 51
• Help produce smiles: donate a toy
• How to cut fat, sugar and sodium during the holidays
• Don’t let Thanksgiving turn into thanksgaining
• Thanksgiving dishes: a few of our favorites
• Cooking the holiday bird
• Setting the Thanksgiving table
• Thanksgiving Day weather: a chance of rain
• City water customers get one-time leak forgiveness Utilities GM: new AMR system will catch most catastrophic leaks
• Prospective Eagle will party with the Falcons
• Reaching the last 10 percent; Local groups encourage seatbelt use
• Troopers focus on seatbelts on Thanksgiving
• Banking on a full pantry Local banks pitch in to collect food for VAC
• Today's weather: Rain is possible, a 20 percent chance of rain
• Keith Sitton: always on the job Local off-duty GBI agent played pivotal role in bank robbery arrest
• A little goes a long way Commission chairman: employee Christmas bonus will boost local economy
• Social Security payment stagnates for 2011
• A relaxing experience Downtown shop celebrates 10 years
• Dalton High School band's uniforms go up in flames
• Nov. 30 brings ‘do-over’ vote for two state judges
• They’re bringing it to you Community Thanksgiving luncheon will take place at four locations this year
• Tackling the silent problems that arise at school Is your child hungry?
• Jeans for $1 Banks collect gently used denim for United Way
• Toys help ensure a happy Christmas
• Touchdown Club, Band Boosters honor Yellow Jackets band leaders
• China's demand pushes pecan prices to historic highs
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 68
• A place to call her own; One teen’s triumph over homelessness
• 100 Christmases and counting; Darrell Stone’s will mark a century Dec. 25
• Area schools honor our Veterans
• Sonoraville education roundup
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 68
• Shhhhhh….VAC calls on customers to be secret shoppers
• Bring springtime inside this winter through flowering bulbs
• Calhoun theater among most recent GDEcD grant recipients
• Whimsical, magical: Festival of Trees back at HAC
• Gearing up for Thanksgiving
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 65
• UPDATE: Investigation continues in Poarch case
• Mayor’s Motorcade donation deadline is Dec. 13
• Oh, it’s on! Academic Brain Brawl approaches
• CHS juniors agree on the need for a new school
• Acclaimed flutist to play at the HAC
• Barlow Girl to play at Berry College Chapel
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 64
• Calhoun postmaster: above and beyond the call of duty Sisson plans retirement, celebrates his career
• Blossoming Scientists: Senior
• Sheriff’s Office receive two new canine deputies
• The power of a poster: Students take a stand against drugs
• SMS places first at Berry math competition
• Timber Ridge home will be part of Kiwanis tour
• Officer resigns after allegedly stealing funds
• Today's weather: Sunny, with a high near 63
• A light in the dark Gordon Hospital, EMS will host tribute to soldiers Thursday
• Gordon County agencies hope for a homeless shelter
• Gordon’s GACHE grant contributes to graduation success
• TRAFFIC ALERT Gas leak causes traffic reroute on Highway 41
• November is National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
• ‘Be a Santa’ program offers opportunity to help seniors
• Today's weather: mostly sunny, with a high near 64
• Council begins replacement process for utilities general manager
• Local deli brings Italian flavor to Calhoun
• Man robbed on I-75
• Transparency in financial reporting: more complicated than it seems
• Man arrested after allegedly attempting to lure a minor off CHS campus
• Sandy Barton earns hospital’s Extra Mile award
• Dalton State’s enrollment numbers are up
• Summer-like weather seeps into Georgia's fall
• Today's weather: a 30 percent chance of showers, with a high near 64
• Veterans have helped shape our community and world Gordon Central and Calhoun hold assemblies in their honor
• Pre-K PTO hosts Educational Awareness Week
• Farm-city week celebrates agriculture’s growing story
• Farmers eye plump crop prices next year
• Bed bugs make a comeback in the U.S.
• Today's weather: a 40 percent chance of showers, with a high near 60
• A slow spiral: the reality of homelessness
• Calhoun Board of Education reschedules monthly meeting
• Transparency in financial reporting: more complicated than it seems
• Local Student to perform in Young Harris College Choir Concert
• Weather today: A 20 percent chance of showers, high near 67
• It's official: Calhoun competition cheerleaders state champs for the second year in a row
• This week in education
• Local scout awaits his Eagle wings
• Protect your debit card number from ATM skimming
• Appalachian Regional Commission highlights talents of Randall Franks and the Watkins Family
• Local student to perform in jazz band and pep band concert at Young Harris College
• Weather today: Sunny, with a high near 71
• Ziplining — an offbeat alternative to experience fall
• Tallatoona provides help to heat homes
• HAC and Calhoun Little Theater present Christmas play
• A path to college CHS hosted Georgia Apply to College Day on Nov. 8 for all seniors to apply to two post secondary schools.
• Trail of Tears Association meeting Nov. 13
• SMS places first at Berry College math competition
• Sonoraville JROTC: keeping cadets motivated and in school
• Flight of a lifetime: Two WWII vets journey to Washington with the community’s help
• City finance directors honored
• Local company gets DOT contract
• Roadshow comes to Gordon County
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 76
• Man returns money found in bank parking lot
• County takes next step in abandonment process
• Voters say ‘yes’ to continued 1-penny sales tax
• North Georgia National Bank hosts 4-star chef at holiday cooking event
• Marley’s on a mission again; Sock collection started last weekend
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food at El Zarape
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 72
• Bringing breast cancer into focus
• McDonalds organizing a canned food drive Customers can receive a free cookie for a canned food donation
• A walk to end Alzheimer’s disease This year’s memory walk brings in $17,000
• Graves to open Dalton district office
• Clyatt will direct Convention and Visitors Bureau
• CHS hosted Georgia Apply to College Day yesterday
• Quick-change scam discovered
• Are you brave enough? Homeless Alliance challenges community to wear unwashed t-shirts to benefit homeless
• Gordon Central to host ‘Salute to Hometown Heroes’
• Events at Berry College
• Shaw Industries named as one of Georgia's 2010 Best Places to Work
• United Way on the way to $500,000
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 68
• FFA Connecting Students to Green Industry
• Disease threatens Georgia blueberry crop
• Local graduate to perform at West Georgia
• Metal detection leads to memories
• Today's weather: sunny and cold, with a high near 58
• Graves to open Dalton district office
• Two local real estate firms merge
• Zach Owens benefit will be Nov. 12
• This week in education
• This week in education
• Today's weather: cold and sunny
• Frontier seeks community partners
• Rise in teen pregnancy signals other problems
• Calhoun travels to Rockmart tonight to play for region championship
• New Echota run/ walk will benefit CMS PTSLO
• Coats in the Park will be Saturday
• Family agencies receive child abuse prevention grant
• Today's weather: sunny, with a high near 55
• Traffic Alert
• Jacobsen earns Eagle rank
• Health Department no longer offers primary care services
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at Fuddruckers
• Calhoun PD gives away a Humvee
• CHS seniors will participate in Apply to College Week Nov. 8
• The face of homelessness
• Rec admin assistant’s appeal is dropped Gentry will seek unemployment from city
• Retired Educators honored
• High-speed chase ends in arrests
• Loiterers trash Indian Hills' parking lot
• Fairmount PD recognizes volunteers, seeks community involvement
• Red Bud class of ’55 reunites
• Scouts see government in action
• CHS hosts blood drive
• Wreck on River Street clogs traffic
• American Legion announces Constitutional speech contest
• Georgia Farm Bureau to award ag scholarships
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for a brow and lip wax at Ciao Bella Day Spa
• Polls have opened for today's general election
• Hunger Walk brings in more than $1,500
• Two local schools receive GACHE grants
• Butterfly garden takes flight at CMS
• ESPLOST extends margin; Resaca OKs alcohol by the drink; Steward leads Brogdon for commission seat
• Calhoun student stars in Berry-produced film
• Nelson cenotaph moves back to its original home
• The bond vote: city voters must approve QSCBs to support ESPLOST
• Constitutional amendments summaries and explanations
• Deputy injured, life-flighted, following Saturday wreck; other vehicle may have been stolen
• CPS has Green Day
• Hospital to host skin cancer screening Nov. 1
• EPA Pesticide Database to aid consumers in controlling bed bugs
• Four Sonoraville Middle School artists named Reflections Winners
• Hospital offers free diabetes screening Nov. 3
• Shorter University campus now features museum, archives department
• Prevent vampires from wasting energy in your home
• Ranger woman wins $500,000 in lottery
• Polecat Bridge completed ahead of schedule
• Two arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor
• Stolen check arrest
• County schools superintendent receives Visionary Award
• Football Friday
• Rec admin assistant’s appeal is dropped Gentry will seek unemployment from city
• Am. Legion hosts scholarship contest
• October is archives month
• City council honors ADK
• State constitution amendments will be on Nov. ballot
• Pumpkin picking time has arrived
• Today's hot deal: $5 for $10 Worth of Dining from The Slate Market Grill
• Six county elementary schools receive USDA bronze award
• Father-son 5K runners make muddy memories together
• Calhoun discusses new direction for rec
• Resaca residents face alcohol by the drink on the ballot Fairmount misses deadline on the issue
• Breast cancer awareness in Calhoun
• “World’s Strictest Parents” come to north Georgia CMT show to feature Cartersville family
• Downing Clark regains license Attorneys eye possible lawsuit against the county
• Gordon Central, Sonoraville receive grants
• Georgia summertime weather seeps into September
• Brogdon, Steward will vie for Commission seat Nov. 2
• Pam Edwards is city TOTY
• Spooks haunt farm for a good cause
• Law enforcement candidates graduate
• Southern Museum offers Civil War spooks at the haunted
• Calhoun airport host fly-in
• Car show Saturday will benefit DFCS children
• Probable cause found in Buchannon murder case
• UPDATE: Three Gordon County men arrested on drug charges
• Sonoraville students perform at Auburn game
• Tractor club show this weekend
• City schools website lets any parents add social networking
• Disc dog invasion Calhoun hosts top competitors from around the world
• County examines old jail, parking deck
• GNTC holds law enforcement graduation
• Tallatoona announces food program
• Today's Hot Deal: $150 for a 6-month membership to Curves
• Health department holds rabies vaccination clinic
• County adds funds to CDBG grant
• October is archives month
• Girls Nation visits capitol
• Update: Felon charged with taking 7-year-old girl is denied bond
• Lyrics for Literacy event will feature Broadway tunes CMS wins Academic Achievement Award
• Today's Hot Deal: $37.50 for a private yoga lesson with Yoga 4 Rome
• County teacher of the year exemplifies excellence
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 for a one-year subscription to the Rome News-Tribune
• Century Bank to host flu shot clinic
• Update: Missing 7-year-old girl found, person of interest in custody
• Calhoun man arrested for battery
• K9s return to Gordon for training, certification
• Fairmount PD to host open house Oct. 21
• Chamber business expo will be Oct. 14
• Four-acre forest fire closes road in Rome
• Veteran's monument moves
• Veteran’s monument fundraiser will commemorate Resaca’s soldiers
• Local SAT scores fall below state, national average City schools’ score averages may not be accurate
• Nearly $45K in excess funds found at rec Director resigns; assistant dismissed
• Gordon County deputies rewarded for heroism
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from The Partridge Restaurant
• Pumpkin carving in three easy steps
• Mystery writers come for a Deadly Dinner
• GCHS students hand-make school spirit
• 4-H week celebrates “I am Georgia 4-H”
• Mosquito hormones similar to humans
• Ag Futures: local food, bio-fuels distract from global food needs
• Walraven-Hay reunion attended by 103 members
• State implements new burn permitting system
• Bad weather can hit Georgia anytime, anywhere
• Roberts to twirl at Clemson football game
• Three-year GICH program brought improvements to Calhoun’s west end
• Girls Scouts beautify Swain Elementary
• Local salon honors breast cancer survivors
• Operation Christmas child kickoff at Trinity Baptist Saturday
• Today's Hot Deal: $5 for two tickets to Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum, including entry to the Theodore Roosevelt Exhibit.
• CHS students earn AP distinction
• Girl Scouts free doves
• Travel back in time with archive month
• This week is fire prevention week
• Recycling for a greater cause SHS recycling program helps Ohio couple finance an overseas adoption
• Going Green in Gordon planned for Saturday
• Hospital’s Girls Night Out will focus on women’s health Next Spirit of Women program will be Oct. 14
• Oct. 3-9 is mental health awareness week
• Local winemaker loses his hair
• Mosquito hormones similar to humans
• David Lance named as president and CEO of Greater Rome Bank
• Today's hot deal: One month use of a mini-storage unit with Store-More Self Storage for $27.50
• Calhoun City ends 2009-2010 year under budget
• Barbies, Barbies everywhere
• He has been on scene 54 years; perfect for 28
• Frontier Days – Cherokee tales, trails and demonstrations
• Verizon donates $2,000 to 108th memorial fund
• Business expo spots still available
• Today’s Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food and drinks at La Conquista Mexican Grill.
• City teacher of the year nominees named
• Texting and driving, a hard catch
• E-SPLOST would fund schools
• Three men charged in theft ring
• ESPLOST proposed projects
• Cub scouts visit New Echota
• County teacher of the year nominees named
• Poetry Slam debuts at HAC
• Armory halfway to fundraising goal for memorial
• Shaw donates wall covering to Boys & Girls club
• Omnova enters agreement
• Harvest Fest paints the town with local color
• FFA, Little River Farms haunted corn maze returns
• Mohawk installs solar-powered compactor
• Ga. piano company charged with smuggling ivory
• Woman dies, man hurt in Ga. home stabbings
• Local artists share their tunes this Saturday
• GCA: improving from the inside out
• Plant-based diet may prevent cancer
• Deadline to register to vote is Monday
• City Schools finance director honored
• Scoggins benefit brings in more than $3,000
• Deadline to register to vote is Monday
• Pink Out forecast for Friday
• Police have doubts about Jasper woman's rape claim
• Suspected armed robber dead in Rome after bank robbery
• Gordon County man charged with aggravated child molestation
• Dalton hosting band auditions for Liberty Tree fest in October
• Address markers could help save lives
• Today’s Hot Deal: $25 for an Annual Woman's Health Exam at Women of W.O.R.T.H., Inc.
• Muddy, wet Halloween Night Run planned for Oct. 2
• Stroke and osteoporosis screening coming to Calhoun
• GPB, archaelogists search Thompson Farm for show
• Retired educators have opening meeting Former students have a chance to send messages
• Judge reopens Deal family bankruptcy
• Today’s Hot Deal: $5 for $10 worth of food from Harvest Moon Cafe.
• K9s return to Gordon County for training, certification
• Calhoun receives $1.6 million for Brittany Drive expansion
• GCA: improving from the inside out
• Rome music store inventory up for auction
• Ft. Wayne project faces further delays
• VAC foodshelves show signs of the times
• Crowd turns out in support of Reeves
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of Wash & Fold Laundry Services at The Wishy Washy
• Hail pelts Gordon County
• Unity Run is Tuesday
• Calhoun student among Darlington merit scholarship recipients
• Missing girl found in Texas
• Fall poison ivy surviving tips
• Drought conditions expand into west, south Georgia
• Early voting underway at the Board of Elections office
• TSPLOST could bring in $2 million per year for local road projects
• Cagle applauds county schools’ career academy
• Applications being taken for Sequoyah Ball beneficiaries Deadline is Sept. 30
• One year later, kudzu bug spreads across the state
• Civil War expert signs new guide to Georgia sites
• Dalton’s future will be topic of college class
• Literacy Council considers academic achievement award nominees Winner will receive award at Oct. 1
• Former Resaca chief sworn into top Fairmount police position
• Pickens County woman raped, beaten
• Goat meat demand increasing in Georgia
• Red Bud High School Class of 1950 reunites after 60 years
• HAC hosting poetry slam tonight
• Today’s Hot Deal: $25 for 1 new patient exam at Lieberman Family Chiropractic
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 2 tickets to a special ladies night out reception and performance of
• Career Academy receives strong community support County system applies for the education addition
• Sheriff's K9 'Benny' passes away
• 'Prayers have been answered': Theresa Parker's body recovered
• URGENT: 12 year-old girl missing Detectives ask for any information
• City investigates rec department City admin: ‘No criminal activity found’
• Ga. public colleges report 501 undocumented students
• Deputies graduate from Regional Police Academy
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of select food at Bella Roma Grill
• Haven Farms: a bright future Owners install stystem to convert sunlight into electrical energy
• Fire lessons:CHS students get hands-on instruction on how to diffuse dangerous situations
• Simon Property Group takes over Prime Outlets
• Water Council working on regional management practices
• Local trainer joins CHN
• Fairmount police request help in identifying counterfeiting suspect
• Literacy program affected by state budget cuts
• Today’s Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at WoW Cafe & Wingery
• Animal shelter open Saturdays for adoptions
• Driver asleep at the wheel in I-75 accident
• Small plane makes emergency landing on I-85
• County receives CDBG grant
• Calhoun women join fight against breast cancer
• Legion, Auxiliary members travel to Milwaukee
• Calhoun student among Darlington merit scholarship recipients
• HAC to offer clay classes for children
• Drinking less sugar may lower blood pressure
• Backyards can provide a wildlife experience
• Finding hidden storage space at home
• Best tropical plants covered at Atlanta seminar
• Georgia pecan, tobacco farmers eye unexpectedly good crops
• Hot Deal: $14 for Two Reserved Admission Tickets to Clue - The Musical at the Rome Little Theatre.
• Jones receives Chick-fil-A scholarship
• Dress for success program Sept. 28
• Local dancers compete in state competition
• Local artists share their crafts at the Pine Log Arts and Crafts Fair
• Somebody Else, Somewhere Else: The Raymond Andrews Story to air on GPB
• VAC opens computer training station
• SAVE My State Parks Day is Sept. 25 Demos on Cherokee traditions, dutch oven cooking and more
• Craft ordered again to file more specific lawsuit
• Shaw donates to United Way
• Saxton takes over as new 108th Commander
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 from The Country Gentleman Restaurant
• Annual fair parade marched through downtown.
• Fairmount police request help in identifying counterfeiting suspect
• Simon Property Group takes over Prime Outlet Mall in Calhoun
• Today's Hot Deal: $100 for a 6-Hour Home or Office Cleaning from Royal's Cleaning Services
• Today's Hot Deal is $12 for RV camping at the Lock & Dam Park - a $24 value.
• Obese children need healthier options
• 1 charge dismissed against Vols' Da'Rick Rogers
• 108th hosting open house Thursday
• Clean, oil and sharpen garden tools before storing for the winter
• Georgia sees warmest summer nights ever
• Hospital’s Spirit of Women event scores points for good health
• County abandons right-of-way
• A 'grand' occasion
• Man pulled from burning car gives thanks
• Local chiropractic doctors elected as district officers
• Owens awarded off-Broadway scholarship
• Unity Run shirt revealed
• Today's deal: Half off 2 tickets to Rome Symphony Orchestra
• Student portfolios help CES students keep an eye on their own education
• Sheriff’s Auxiliary holds raffle for Scoggins
• Faw Dental Fund receives grant
• Wheelchair hunt will be Nov. 5-7 at Carters Lake
• Soldiers help out deployed comrade
• CHS abuzz over the Jacket Nest store opening
• Sons of Confederate Veterans help preserve 65th Georgia Infantry Flag
• Local writer and artist to meet and greet at HAC Saturday
• 17th Annual Civil War reenactment at Tunnel Hill
• Veteran flies fighter over Calhoun
• Georgia eggs producers test for salmonella
• Northwest Georgia Fair parade is Saturday
• Hospital implements new pain management procedure
• Cagles Vineyard opens for the season
• BREAKING NEWS: Adairsville bank robbed
• Hot Deal: $32 for 1-hour massage at Healing Hands Life Center and Spa
• Today's Hot Deal: $10 for $20 worth of food at Duffy's Deli
• 80 years and still going strong
• Federal money will diminish teacher furlough days
• Local surgeons donating services for medically under-served
• Northwest Georgia gets workforce grants
• A heart for horseshoeing Local man travels to Missouri to learn the age-old craft
• Man arrested for shoplifting at the outlets
• Gordon Floyd Joint Development Authority signs intergovernmental agreement
• The following grand and civil jurors must report Monday, Sept. 13, at 9 a.m.
• Local medical professionals offer opportunity for free prostate cancer screening
• Georgia hemlock trees under siege
• Expect Highway 53 closures this week
• Today's Hot Deal: $50 of La Scala food for $25
• Sept. 18 brings a chance to hear Beth Moore live
• Soldiers of Valor: Several 108th Cavalry members receive Bronze Stars, Army Commendation Medals
• Police called to Rome, Calhoun airports
• Gordon-Floyd Joint Development Authority signs intergovernmental agreement
• Stephens High School reunion brings classmates back together after 50 years
• Courthouse construction now underway
• DCH Recognizes September as National Fruit and Veggies Month
• Tourism on the rebound in Northwest Ga
• Cagle champions charter school systems, career academy
• Payne named to public health advisory board
• Big rig driver charged with DUI-drugs
• Fair returns to midway this week
• Deputies pull man out of burning car, caught on dash cam
• Pleasant Hill Trio performs in the park
• Man arrested for grave digging in Resaca
• GBNTC collects phones for soldiers
• Pine Log crafts fair is Sept. 11-12 Several local artists will display their wares
• Football Friday
• Diamond Hill remembered
• Stephens High celebrates 50th reunion
• Edna Stanley turning 98
• Today's Hot Deal: $25 for 18 holes of golf at Meadow Lakes Golf Club
• Mud makes more money
• Past Times brings back “the good old days”
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Omnova donates to county Fire Dept
• Hot Deals: Today's deal is for Half-off a family portrait sitting at Foxworthy Studios
• Man arrested for shoplifting at Prime Outlet
• State troopers prepare for busy holiday weekend
• Gingrey visits Calhoun, supports interchange project
• Unity Run is Sept. 28: Seventeenth annual event benefits 19 Gordon County agencies
• Reading, education helps makes a community better
• Update: Woman involved in fatal wreck charged with vehicular homicide
• Calhoun Middle gets literacy grant, helps fund Macs
• Armed robbery at the Martin Theater
• Hot Deal: 50 percent off at Kaleido-Sno
• Hot Deal: Booth Western Art Museum
• Graves visits George Chambers Resource Center
• SMS redecorates entry
• Calhoun council reexamines historic district boundary
• Officer looks to turn GNTC degree into promotion
• Grammy winner to preform at local church
• John L. Coble Elementary heads back to school
• Natural gas leak stemmed Evacuees allowed to return to work
• 3 dead after birthday party shooting
• Gordon Hospital Foundation plans golf classic
• ITS, SprinTurf merge
• SES has Chick-fil-A fundraiser
• Adairsville woman is charged in fatal wreck
• ‘Gentle’ yoga: fitness for the golden years
• Local Girl Scout troop donates school supplies
• Expressions Performance teams perform at Fourth of July Spectacular
• Army worms: are they pests or lawn-terrorists?
• Rev up your engines with the Alzheimer’s benefit race
• Fire ant control works best now
• Retired educators looking ahead
• Gingrey supports Union Grove interchange during Calhoun visit
• Plant pansies like the pros
• New VAC director looking to streamline
• Saddlebrook neighbors rebuild houses, lives
• GNTC selected for Georgia's math initiative in adult education
• Vince Dooley visits Calhoun
• City schools enrollment is up
• Lloyd Arneach to speak at Dalton library
• County estimates work for parking deck improvements
• Byrd completes A-school training
• Football clinic allowed kids to interact with law enforcement and football pros
• New Echota to host demonstrations Saturday
• County employees regain five paid holidays
• Ashley Sandrock still fit on 97th birthday
• Community Kitchen plans are underway
• Fall is cool-season crop time
• Paddlers see fish up close and learn about Calhoun’s history
• Ammonia leak at Rockmart poultry processor sends employees to FMC, Redmond
• Mohawk Sets 2020 Green Goals with First Sustainability Report
• UPDATE: BREAKING NEWS: Saddlebrook blast not an accident
• Calhoun and Gordon Central players make AJC all-state team
• City BOE listens to charter schools consultant plan
• GNTC selected for Georgia's math initiative in adult education
• NGEMC holds 74th annual meeting
• GDOT sponsoring open house meetings for STIP
• Fairmount gets clean audit; mulls hiring a police chief
• National Guard posted colors at GED grad
• Station for high-speed rail line could be placed in Dalton
• Allstate agency named Premier Service Agency
• Indie Night at the Harris Arts Center
• A family tradition leads to community gift
• Frugal Living
• Simple steps to make your home healthier for your family
• Hospital hosts men's health program
• State adopts nation’s educational standards
• Review of “The Other Guys”
• Optimists offer a chance to dunk a public official
• 2 arrested after police raid ‘house of prostitution’
• Remembering a hometown hero: Infantry members gather to honor John Blair
• Calhoun will waive tax penalties, interest in September
• Toys "R" Us to open in Calhoun
• Carters Lake cleanup will be Sept. 25
• Congressman visits to hear local concerns
• UPDATE: Bomb dog clears package, GBI will x-ray it
• Expressions School adds new staff
• Salmonella outbreak incites recall of 228 million eggs
• Fairmount Library completes summer reading program
• Local schools give out honors
• Federal grant to include $21 million for Northwest Ga. and Northeast Ala. to improve broadband acces
• Man injured in explosion is out of hospital: Family says explosive device looked like a lamp
• Gordon BOE expands bus services to Cave Spring: Board approves another spending resolution
• Summerville man killed in early morning wreck involving roaming livestock
• Mild drought returns to parts of Georgia
• Wanted fugitive seen in Plainville area
• Resource Center revives an old tradition
• Taser incident could land Fairmount in court
• Chatsworth man sentenced to 6 years for string of bank robberies
• Intern gets a glimpse of county’s local impact
• Explosive detonated in Ranger, one injured
• Longtime trooper awaits heart transplant
• Former Homeland Security officer gets bond hearing, new attorney
• Local couple saves man from burning car
• Task force asks, ‘What are your kids watching?’
• Georgia Power lineman dies of burn injuries
• Gordon retired educators volunteer by giving back
• Gardeners beautify airport
• American Legion Auxiliary visits D.C.
• Sheriff honors Capt. Brown
• Gordon Hospital introduces new encounter navigator
• Young Farmers to host home canning meeting
• ‘Homeland:’ Celebrating those who serve Communitywide, star-spangled tribute planned f
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• Supermodels Unlimited features local model
• Outdoor play is key to kids’ health
• Adult learners triumph to earn diplomas
• Calhoun fans plan fundraisers
• Barbecue supper to benefit local girl will be Aug. 14
• Chamber honors former chairmen
• UPDATE: no bomb in car at Gordon County Sheriffs Department
• Prater Ford will collect shoes again
• County schools were on lockdown Thursday
• Vince Dooley unveils new ‘ground game’: Hall of Fame coach to be in Calhoun Friday for b
• They're back: first day of school was Friday
• Arrest made in two-year rape case
• Football clinic with former Falcons Saturday
• County official addresses parking deck concern
• Lead can be dangerous if not handled correctly
• Fairmount dedicates Salacoa Bridge to former mayor
• O’Donald: most assessments did not rise this year
• Patino-Monroy no longer works for Calhoun:Illegal immigrant involved in serious accident gave false
• Hood holds on to Commission seat, Bowen defeats Casey for School Board
• State adopts nation’s educational standards
• Local Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• County Fire Department receives EMS license
• Bartow man arrested on dog fighting, animal cruelty charges
• Shaw receives Extra Mile Award
• Historical society will hear about Leake site Aug. 19
• Next hospital Spirit event is Aug. 22: Hospital will present ‘football 101’
• Calhoun student attends summer institute
• Literacy Council hosts bookswap
• Georgia sets record high and low temps in July
• Brackett girls donate to Locks of Love
• Werner Braun: Survey good news for carpet industry and its suppliers
• Bunch joins Angus group
• City employee retires
• Southeast ready for bioenergy boom
• Getting back to Southern roots: former BJ’s owner releases cookbook
• Julian Drive to play free show
• Fresh, homegrown produce and meat on the Swancy Farm
• Making bedtime a habit before school begins
• Motorcycle riders remember Mike Keener
• Weaving tradition into timeless wares
• Dooley digs more than football
• GED students triumph to earn diplomas
• Rotary Club's goal for polio 'within reach'
• VAC director Rosen is leaving: Stacy Long will take over the position
• Two little girls recover from burns received in grease fire
• Fast cars, old times: Classic car brings fans to Calhoun
• Local students visit Natural Resources Conservation workshop
• County school board approves August spending resolution
• Former America's Most Wanted fugitive gets two life sentences in fed court
• Whitfield deputy cleared of shooting in Resaca murder arrest
• Calhoun resident arrested for meth possession
• Stephens High School class of 1960 to meet again for the first time in 50 years
• Four arrested for “Blue Magic”
• Sarah Williams to be remembered with mud volleyball tourney: Proceeds will benefit local children wi
• Don't eat a plant unless you can identify it
• August Angel Food Menu
• GNTC offers industrial safety seminar
• Floyd County police officer, family lose everything to house fire
• County finance director honored
• Hospital to host neck pain seminar Aug. 12
• Plainville woman dies in Catoosa Accident
• Rodeo takes Calhoun by the horns
• McKnight to be laid to rest Tuesday
• More than meets the stomach Chick-Fil-A gives back to community through sandwiches, fries and more
• GED Graduation set for Aug. 5
• Graves is freshman of the year
• Anderson Hardwood Floors honored with the Gifford Pinchot Award
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• Rate changes mean little increase for most water customers
• Fundraiser to help local mother with rare brain disorder
• Getting creative in the garden
• Canoeists and kayakers cool down on river trips
• Local Groundhawgs release second album
• Local pilot helps students achieve dreams of aviation
• Sheriff: fatal shooting stemmed from 'domestic violence situation'
• Area cosmetic surgeon earns triple-board certification
• Locals arrested for alleged copper theft
• Restoration abounds: Family members affected by brain injury raise awareness, hope
• Deputies searching for shooting suspect
• Calhoun woman caught with forged methadone prescription
• Ramona Lossiah to visit New Echota
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck on Plainville Road
• Back-to-school blast will be July 30
• Georgia Power aims to rely less on coal
• Illegal alien denied bond in pickup-motorcycle wreck case
• Two still hospitalized from Thursday accident
• Henson will be a new addition to county school board; Casey, Bowen will meet again in runoff
• City, county school systems will have ESPLOST on Nov. ballot
• City gets $1M federal home loan for Cherokee Mills
• Zedonk hybrid born at Ga. wildlife preserve
• Rome 'incident' leads to resignation of Cedartown City Manager
• Natural shifting causes problems at new school
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Lights out at Red Bud and Highway 41
• 30-minute police chase ends with arrest
• Civil Air Patrol celebrates promotions
• Big Carpet opposes California measure
• County OKs $1.3 million grant from Parks Service: Money will allow acquisition of conservation easem
• Berry College Student Enterprises hosts farmer’s market
• It's time for those back-to-school vaccinations
• How to make back-to-school easier on the whole family
• Summer jobs
• Blueberries, blueberries and more blueberries
• Proper vegetable canning keeps goodness in, toxins out
• ‘Mockingbird’ lives on: Local teachers celebrate a classic on its 50th anniversary
• Help your dog live longer and healthier life
• Helping kids get organized for school
• Drugs, firearms and tractor recovered
• Shaw Expansion Brings Up to 200 New Jobs to Calhoun

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