Carrollton, GA News

• Carrollton, GA News
• T-SPLOST vote draws near
• To Florida, by wagon
• County looks at new insurance for employees
• Temple to vote on alcohol issue in July
• Chappell faces two primary opponents
• Graduation Night
• Carroll's jobless rate falls
• Day 2 of qualifying: Candidate list grows to 22
• Police: Teen on rooftop was pointing gun at school
• Bremen budget provides increase for employees without raising taxes
• County looks at new insurance for employees
• Bacteria that caused flesh-eating illness at normal levels in river, lab says
• 16 candidates qualify on first day
• VRHS Class of 2012
• Science standards approved for schools
• Carroll seat belt usage lower than in Coweta
• Annex leveled to make room for atrium
• Gas prices drop as holiday weekend approaches
• Askin-Pate announces candidacy for county BOE seat
• Class of 2012
• County won't use inmates as firefighters
• Qualifying for July 31 primary begins Wednesday
• Tallapoosa Garden Club hosts Art in the Garden Tour
• School's out for the summer
• Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
• Woods indicted by grand jury
• Time for top students to take the next step
• Howlin' at the Moon
• Proposed county budget has 1.9 percent bump
• 12 for Life adds 70 more graduates
• Donors overwhelm blood drive for Aimee Copeland
• Qualifying to begin soon for July 31 election
• Woods indicted by grand jury
• State tourism team visits HC
• Carrollton school administrators happy with early CRCT results
• Aimee Copeland Inspires Many to Donate Blood
• Father: Aimee Copeland has improved
• Chattahoochee third on endangered list
• Food Depot, O'Reilly to open in Maple Commons
• Father: Aimee Copeland has improved
• UWG hosts blood drive today for Aimee Copeland
• Freedom Riders return to VR to lay wreath
• County school system sets tentative budget
• 'Miracle Man' was in the right place when heart attack hit
• Courthouse tour
• Banning Mills suffers from zip line misconceptions
• Villa Rica to commemorate Freedom Riders anniversary
• Officials show off new tech park
• City starts new initiative
• Tallapoosa preps for summer concert series
• Aimee's battle: Friends say she will keep fighting
• County Schools hears Charter update
• Community pulls together for student injured in zip line accident
• Vote likely on pouring referendum in Temple
• GED test costs going up
• BMU Road Race for Tanner Cancer Patients
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• Library renovations on track
• County Schools hears Charter update
• Open Campus a 'budget-driven' closure
• Waco continues fire station upgrades
• Richards grants total $311,000
• Open Campus a budget casualty
• UWG student in 'dire' condition after zip line injury
• City manager: Hobbs property to aid GreenBelt project
• Commissioner Jackson to seek re-election
• Cheyenne Sauls' father arrested for alleged witness tampering
• Thousands crowd downtown for Mayfest
• Carrollton attorney charged with theft, forgery
• Demolition of old courthouse annex to begin Monday
• Tallapoosa receives reduced ISO rating
• Amphitheater ready for Mayfest
• Facade Grant begins 4th round
• Robinson pleads guilty to embezzling church’s funds
• Villa Rica mayor might veto new cell phone ordinance
• National Day of Prayer
• Paver helps speed GreenBelt progress
• 29 years later, Temple woman faces accused attacker
• Robinson pleads guilty to embezzling church’s funds
• Tanner Park to become county property in July
• Grow Haralson takes root
• County uses emergency powers to OK marijuana ordinance
• Gingrich supporters have fond memories of his campaign trip to Carrollton
• 27 South paving
• BOC gets first look at new budget proposal
• Gas prices cheaper than a year ago
• ‘Get Healthy West Georgia’ Announces Its First Fitness Challenge
• ‘Get Healthy West Georgia’ Web Site Promotes Exercise and Healthy Eating
• Open seats receive little interest as qualifying nears
• This year's Mayfest billed as biggest, best ever
• National Day of Prayer set for Thursday
• Magnolia Ball
• No date yet for Temple alcohol referendum
• Carroll jobless rate inches downward
• Bike Rally raises funds for park today
• Change will await UWG students returning in the fall
• Grand Jury to convene for indictment in Woods case
• Commissioners to get look at budget proposal
• Chamber invites you to “Bid Your Troubles Goodbye”
• Wolves stun Saints in road battle
• Harris adds to her 2012 recruiting class
• Yancey earns All-GSC honors
• Softball set for GSC tourney, top-ranked Blazers
• Spring commencement ceremonies set for Saturday
• UWG students take NSSA first place
• Walk in Her Shoes
• Commissioners, judge oppose Carroll judicial circuit
• If Carroll wants to promote TSPLOST, Georgia Chamber will help
• Mixed views among officials on TSPLOST
• Ricky Skaggs comes to Mill Town
• Grand Jury meets to indict woods
• Chamber invites you to “Bid Your Troubles Goodbye”
• Feds get gun case
• Commissioners to look at possible Carroll judicial circuit
• Three more plead guilty in crash that killed teen
• City schools to use new USDA standards
• Top ten reasons to Live West
• Furry friends for finals
• Scholarship opportunity
• Graduation
• Finals week snacks @ the library
• Special Grand Jury to review Haralson kidnapping case
• Tanner to launch community program to fight obesity
• Confederate Memorial Day not well known
• Little Tallapoosa Park opens
• Animal shelter receives $79,723 bequest
• Villa Rica official still not sold on city's new golf cart law
• School board debates Open Campus fate
• Tom Murphy exhibit now open
• School board approves bids
• Temple boy killed at Fayette County airport
• Dog ears: Lab listens as students read
• County BOE delays vote on reduction in force plan
• Honoring a 'giant' in Georgia history: Dedicating Tom Murphy office replica
• West Fest is tomorrow!
• GSC Tournament Preview
• Wolves Set for GSC Tournament
• 27th Annual Sunbelt Jazz Festival tonight
• Water plant camera captures photo of bobcat
• Honoring a 'giant' in Georgia history: Dedicating Tom Murphy office replica
• UWG Soccer raises money for Camp Sunshine
• Community Invited to Kick Off ‘Get Healthy West Georgia’
• UWG Students take NSSA First Place
• City Councilmember Carla Smith to Host Atlanta's 10th Annual Electronic Waste Collection
• City shows support for summer reading
• College tuition going up
• Buchanan passes synthetic marijuana ordinance
• Bremen schools discuss tax changes
• Man accused of robbing bank pleads guilty to lesser offense
• City Council President Ceasar C. Mitchell and Kaplan K12 to host Free College Prep Series
• 'Well-dressed' bank robbery suspect in court today
• Murder trial rescheduled for August
• County school officials discuss graduation rate, construction
• UWG debate team wraps up successful season
• GMAT workshop April 18
• Jay Ungar and Molly Mason
• Spring Commencement Set for April 28
• Midnight marks tax deadline
• VT shooting brought changes to UWG campus
• County BOE continues budget talks
• Recycling electronics
• Villa Rica redevelopment plan takes aim at empty buildings
• 2 attorneys running for judge's seat
• Relay for Life
• City OKs fireworks, new golf carts
• Recycle your old electronics today
• No bond for man accused in attacks on woman
• 'Spa Day' to Benefit Local Cancer Patients
• Foundation Accepts Donation for Expressive Art Therapy
• Trayvon Martin March at UWG
• Depot renovation nearing an end
• Villa Rica bypass loop 'delayed'
• Carroll foreclosures up in 2012
• Smoke coming from controlled burn
• Summer LEGO camps for kids!
• Discounted items at UWG bookstore
• Experts Discuss How Business Major Can Be Enhanced by Liberal Arts Studies
• Dogwood Festival promises a weekend of fun
• Willis pleads guilty in fatal crash case; to serve nine years
• Bremen Rotary names Winiarczyk Businessman of the Year
• Waco approves Grow Haralson resolution
• Georgia's first lady visits city schools
• Buchanan Passes Synthetic Marijuana Ordinance
• The Amp to bring entertainment downtown
• State recalculates graduation rate
• Schools push for tech safety
• Murphy Office Dedication Coming Soon
• Big Night Coming to UWG
• Harris announces walk-on softball tryout
• Wolves Tryout Clinic Set for May 5
• On birthdays and puppies
• County approves asbestos removal bid
• City passes synthetic marijuana ordinance
• Business licenses down, optimism up
• An Easter Tradition
• Douglas jury: Jail death probe should continue
• Trail to honor textile heritage
• Up the wall
• Dogwood Festival promises a weekend of fun
• Copper thefts increase in rural areas
• Mother of convicted murderer scheduled for court
• Job fair employers looking to hire
• Something to Think About: Images of Women in Modern Media
• Meeting of the Minds
• Flood risk low for Carroll County this season
• Voting begins for top animal shelter
• Times-Georgian begins using social media
• Carroll County Animal Shelter ASPCA/Rachel Ray $100K Shelter Challenge
• Jay Chapman Memorial Scholarship Created at UWG
• Investigation continues in Bowdon Junction wreck, shooting
• Bennett takes HC commission seat
• Copper thefts increase in rural areas
• Emergency responders execute ‘amazing rescue’
• County improves health ranking
• Howard Named to GACH Board of Directors
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• Lack of funding forces arts community to change strategies
• Supermarkets no longer carry 'pink slime' products
• Sharing Business Success
• Social Media: Be Your Best Self
• Faulty Comparisons: 5 Reasons Why “The Hunger Games” is NOT the Next “Twilight”
• UREC bringing club sports
• UWG Theatre presents "Tradin' Paint"
• SOTA Research Day
• Jobless rates take a dip
• Library expects e-books by end of summer
• April Fool's weekend yields somewhat bazaar crimes
• Prize egg
• Local lawmakers happy with 2012 session
• Residents band together following string of burglaries
• Former Douglas jail nurse indicted in inmate's death
• Voters decide District 2 seat April 3
• Buchanan hears from residents regarding chief
• Picture this: UWG librarian compiles new Carroll County photo book
• Groups start fundraising for Relay
• Stay West this Weekend
• Honors Chorus
• Carrollton BOE faces budget challenges
• Villa Rica woman wins $1 million lottery prize
• Voters choose District 2 seat April 3
• Bremen to hold special election to fill vacated seat
• County pursues anti 'synthetic marijuana' resolution
• Bonnie Boles, MD, Earns Certification in Sleep Medicine
• ESPLOST changes could be decided today
• Fairfield can keep precinct, if it meets state law
• Community must welcome back veterans, expert says
• Spring Commencement Set for April 28
• Community Wind Ensemble
• Temple OKs vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Vicious dog law gets more teeth
• UWG Online Announces March Newsletter
• UWG Places four on Winter All-Academic Team
• Honor Society Salutes First-Year Students at UWG
• State eliminates 'birthday tax'
• Recent pill arrests part of prescription drug abuse trend
• Plans begin for new fire station in Hulett
• Animal shelter competes for prizes
• Fairfield residents to meet over precinct concerns
• Chamber: New tax law already helping locally
• Fine art gallery set to open in Tallapoosa
• Peking Acrobats
• Local school systems concerned about state charter legislation
• Buchanan to seek grant for water upgrades
• Voters to decide on schools referendum in November
• Spring Enrollment Figures
• Football in the heat: GHSA places restrictions on summer practice
• Tax reform bill passed by Senate
• Sponsors needed for Mill shows to go on
• 'Christmas Eve Murder' suspect denied new trial
• Local school systems concerned about state legislation
• Fine art gallery set to open in Tallapoosa
• Buchanan meeting gets heated
• Tax bill faces Senate vote today
• Residents Highly Satisfied with Quality of Life, West Metro Atlanta/West Ga. Survey Finds
• Suspects charged with stealing school bus, damaging mailboxes
• Near miss? Engineer thought train had hit Temple boy
• Training Center gets state-level victory
• UWG Names Estes Vice President for University Advancement
• First day of spring feels more like summer
• County schools begin work on budget
• Roadblocks target child safety
• Multicultural Achievement Program to Hold Awards Ceremony at UWG
• Walking the dog
• Times-Georgian recognized for innovation
• State designates Temple High as 'priority' school
• Filming 'Georgia Justice'
• Filming 'Georgia Justice'
• City approves sewer project agreements
• Some good signs in latest jobless figures
• UWG to Award Honorary Doctorate to Entrepreneur, Former Faculty Member Bob Stone
• Veterans Village to fill 130 jobs
• County BOE OK’s revised honors policy
• UWG wants to shed 'suitcase' label and keep students here on weekends
• CASA fundraiser reaches out to teens
• Board approves school calendar
• Community groups keep funds focused on neighbors
• Demonstrating the impact of a wreck
• Demonstrating the impact of a wreck
• Local man first in state with prosthetic technology
• Defendant expected to plea in vehicular homicide case
• Virtual High School: More options for students
• AMA Collegiate Event: Atlanta Hawks and Sports Marketing
• 'The Drowsy Chaperone'
• Police say suspect broke into government buildings
• Padgett named animal control officer of the year
• PTSD Expert to Speak at UWG
• “John Carter” Disappoints at the Box Office: Chalk It Up to Bad Marketing
• Grad Finale
• M3: Movie, Music, Module Art
• Local Author Tells History of Carrollton Through Vintage Photographs
• Local amnesty chapter fights to halt death penalty
• Deputies make several DUI arrests over weekend
• PTSD expert to speak at UWG
• Shamrock Shuffle
• UWG to build $26.5 million dining, housing facility
• Defendant in fatal crash case expected in court this week
• Family ‘sets the record straight’ in trooper’s death
• Moving into the judicial center
• Student arrested on firearms charge
• Federal funds in for septic tank work
• First Annual Social Media Day Features Industry Heavy-Hitters
• Moving day at courthouse, judicial center
• Former Roopville resident awarded Purple Heart
• City BOE mulls budget options
• UWG Dept. of Psychology looking for study participants
• Does HIV Look Like Me?
• Student bus set to travel to NCAA Regional
• Dr. David Bush to speak at League of Women Voters event
• Tewksbury named new library system director
• New courthouse to open to public on Monday
• HC school board to continue calendar talks tonight
• Residents, officials lament effects of DUI
• Tornado strikes Haralson County
• Gingrich takes Haralson County
• Gingrich wins big in Carroll County
• Temple votes down Sunday sales
• Local lung recipient to represent Carroll County in Transplant Olympics
• Episodes in Sexuality
• UWG Wolves playing in 2012 NCAA South Regional Tournament
• 'Have a tornado plan'
• Gingrich hopes for big Georgia win
• 'Mark Twaini' visits local schools
• Fire away
• Police chief battles 'sovereign citizen'
• Death certificate corrected: Trooper died on the job
• Reading Dr. Seuss
• Councilman pushes for smoke-free Villa Rica
• Chamber presents: Bridging the gap in the workplace
• Ambucare earns accreditation, continues training
• County sees increase in sales revenue, decrease in unemployment
• Wolves set for 2012 GSC tourney
• Penley Collaborates with UWG Opera
• Born and buried on Feb. 29: A leap year celebration for Eleanor Bailey's descendants
• Area economy growing, but jobs still a problem
• Residents warned about mail scams
• Baby's big leap
• Owl exhibit opens in Tallapoosa
• Ambucare earns accreditation, continues training
• Douglas sheriff: 'Sad series of events' led to inmate's death
• County sees increase in sales revenue, decrease in unemployment
• Gingrich in Carrollton: Candidate says he's the one who can beat Obama
• Systems have 'proactive' policies for school safety
• Prison for men convicted on armed robbery, other charges
• Newt to push $2.50 gas at today's rally
• Delivery robberies continue in Carrollton
• Public meeting today on Hwy. 166 expansion
• The King and I
• Reading Dr. Seuss
• Report raises new questions in inmate's death
• Large turnout expected to greet Gingrich
• City makes repairs after 500,000 gallon sewage spill
• School of Gospel a way of life
• City police issue 37 MUI's in two months
• System holds Town Hall meeting on Charter status
• Locals strive to open food bank in Buchanan
• Tackling the Freshman Fifteen
• Governor to welcome Gingrich to Carrollton
• Driver in fatal wreck sought
• Hollywood for a day: De Niro in Villa Rica to shoot movie scene
• Controversies of Culture
• Juried Student Exhibition
• Tanker Overturns
• School system holds Town Hall meetings on Charter status
• Ash Wednesday
• City approves easement agreement with church
• Family morns loss, hopes to inspire others
• Driver in fatal crash sentenced to 15 years
• Amy Dodson, DO, Joins West Georgia Healthcare for Women, Tanner Medical Staff
• Film, Discussion Look at Middle East Peace
• More than 2,000 Attended Disability Day Rally
• Tuesday will be 'Welcome Home, Newt Day'
• Two indicted in death of inmate
• Former firefighter pleads guilty in obscene materials case
• Theatre student awarded at festival
• The Mardi Gras of Majors
• Newt's Visit to Carrollton Set for Feb. 28th
• Many local reps support charter school amendment
• Officials say steps in place to prevent voter fraud
• Newt's visit to Carrollton set for Feb. 28
• Using Wikipedia for Research? Be Very Careful!
• Historic park
• BOE chairman wants changes in Honors Policy
• Cooke co-sponsor for less restrictive weapons measure
• City approves sewer project
• Gingrich's Carrollton visit still uncertain
• Haralson BOE gives back furlough days
• More than 300 cast early ballots in first week
• Elderly man bound, shot
• School bus cameras to monitor illegal passing
• Court clears way for fired chief to appeal
• january foreclosure numbers rise
• WGTC Criminology Students Will Get a Break When They Transfer to UWG
• Haralson BOE gives back furlough days
• STEM Studies: Robotics leading a surge in interest in science and math
• Two arrested in auto break-ins
• Tanner gets high marks for ICU infection prevention
• Former bookkeeper pleads guilty to forgery
• Roses Say 'Thank You' on Valentine's Day Anniversary of Heart Attack
• GoUWG -- There's an App for Wolves
• Phonetic matrimony
• City school tax collections increase
• Autopsy: Elderly Haralson victim was shot
• Boys & Girls Club of Carroll County add UWG's Rob Douthit to Board of Directors
• Tanner Medical Foundation Holds Kick-Off Reception for 22nd annual Magnolia Ball
• Boys & Girls Club of Carroll County honor Board Member of the Year
• Two arrested in fatal beating
• County considers external bus cameras
• Bowdon OKs Hwy.166 project
• Sex Therapy and Flirt Fest
• A view of 'Hollywood'
• House bill would eliminate gun carry permit requirement
• I-20 a pipeline for drug dealers
• Sony to close Carrollton distribution center
• Waco approves budget
• Girl who fought off attacker hailed as hero at school
• Bober achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Suspect’s capture: Police say events all fell into place
• 9 Ways Students Can Use Social Media to Boost Their Careers
• City schools accepted into IB diploma program
• Legislation would clear way for Hightower re-election bid
• Local educators applaud NCLB waiver
• One Man's Tribute to MLK
• Performing Arts Center still on schedule
• Buchanan PD launches new civic programs
• Local farmer adjusts farm model to keep family business viable
• 7-year-old girl fights off suspect in attempted abduction
• Gingrich plans campaign stop in Carrollton
• Villa Rica to continue both legs of bypass
• New Nursing Scholarship Established
• PD nabs suspect in attempted child abduction
• Motorist killed
• BOC asks for temporary halt to precinct cuts
• Carrollton High named AP Honor School for second time
• Fall 2011 Graduation Student List
• County urges participation in Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Police make arrest in armed robbery
• Pool Rx gets bid to repair Midtown Water Park pool
• Social Media Explained with Donuts
• Boys and Girls Club of Carroll County receives check from Bank of North Georgia
• Twelfth Annual Mardi Gras of Majors
• All the pancakes you eat
• Plan to cut precincts delayed
• Welcome home! Carroll man returns after a year of service in Afghanistan
• Officers seize $1.6 million in meth
• Free tutoring still available for HC students
• Ag officials present 2012 outlook
• Elvis a winner! Tribute artist from Villa Rica claims lottery winnings
• Chappell says he'll run again
• Welcome to the Space Jam!
• HC Grand Jury indicts 3 in roofing scam
• Bluefin coach will be 'Freezin' for a Reason'
• Trial date set for former school board member
• Campus gun debate to heat up
• Disability Day Features Governor Deal and AAPD's Mark Perriello
• Mill Town Music Hall expected to boost west Georgia economy
• 'Rocky Horror' takes the stage at last
• Sign ordinance under fire
• Ag officials: Outlook for 2012 ‘a bit better’
• 'Rocky Horror Show' a little raunchy, but local performance is one terrific musical
• Recruiting, retaining black men
• Huckeba due back in court
• 2011 a good year for pet adoption
• Rev. Joe Neal a big part of county's history, and he's still busy
• Golden K's pancakes continue to benefit the community
• Police chiefs discuss policies with state lawmakers
• Saturday is 'Dog Day' for Carrollton animal lovers
• Freed kidnap victim returning home Sunday
• Commissioners to get update on tech park
• Raising awareness of breast cancer
• 3 women arrested in connection with burglary
• School systems share dilemmas with state reps
• County discusses strategic plan, new name for U.S. 27
• December jobless rates up slightly
• Game on at Just Games
• More Than 200 Attend Tanner’s ‘Celebration of Life’
• Students Enjoy Snowpocalypse 2012
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• Kovacs Announces 2012 Spring Clinic
• Sims named GSC Player of the Week
• Football Duo named All-American
• TV has helped create greater interest in forensic science
• Inside the police department: Residents learn about law enforcement
• 40 percent of home sales are foreclosures
• TV has helped create greater interest in forensic science
• Stay West Weekends Busy
• Snowpocalypse with TKE
• UWG Winter Preview Day
• Officials delay changing fiscal year
• Shriners use soda can tabs for charitable mission
• City budget process begins quietly
• Man pleads guilty to role in student's death
• Bremen schools receive Gold and Bronze awards from state
• Training future workers: College and Career Academy teams with auto dealership
• Temple man accused of sexually assaulting inmate faces trial
• July primary has full ballot
• Rx Committee event Cancelled
• Science Night
• Postage stamps now 45 cents
• Carrollton Moose Lodge closes
• Cancer Survivors Invited to Attend Tanner’s Third Annual Celebration of Life
• Rx Committee Empowers UWG Students
• UWG Ranked Highly by U.S. News and World Report for Online Programs
• Competitive gymnastics
• Former police chief continues to fight his termination
• Commissioner wants board to consider golf carts
• Hillcrest Farms brings organic farming to downtown Tallapoosa
• Candidates for commission seat discuss county issues
• Local youth earns Eagle Scout recognition
• Bowdon man kidnapped in Nigeria
• Fallen soldier's military service medals stolen
• Tanner Opens New MS Center at Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica
• Will HOPE survive? Concerns persist about scholarship's future
• Chamber: County added 1,000 new jobs last year
• County school board looks at budget cuts
• Will HOPE survive? Concerns persist about scholarship's future
• State proposes cuts to Training Center budget
• Candidates for commission seat discuss county issues
• VRFUMC breaks ground on new site
• Buchanan reduces pouring license fee
• Villa Rica budget process begins
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Red Cross Blood Drive Jan. 27
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica Hosting Red Cross Blood Drive Jan. 24
• Tanner makes U.S. top 15 list
• Test scores 'distinguish' city schools
• Wanted man back in Carroll County
• Thomson Reuters: Tanner Health System one of Top 15 Health Systems in Nation, Top in Georgia
• So You Want to Be a Screenwriter...
• UWG Speaker Discusses Relevance of MLK's Dream
• King celebrations look back on past
• Butler optimistic about Georgia's job outlook
• Local musician received award nominations
• 4th Annual Pajama Party benefitting Tanner Heart and Vascular Center
• Beam signing
• Bowdon's Rapha Clinic to open in February
• Chamber names Warren Citizen of the Year
• Huckeba denied bond
• Tallapoosa swears in new council members
• Board approves work at TPS and BPS
• UWG speaker discusses relevance of Dr. King’s dream in today's society
• Carrollton resident performs at The Fox
• Consensual Project Workshop at UWG
• Tanner Invites Community to Make Their Mark on History
• Food Lion to close in 30 days
• 12 for Life gets boost from grant
• Three sentenced in copper theft
• Work Under Way on UWG Nursing Facility
• Make Bowls to Fight Hunger
• Leadership class compiles citizen survey
• Right to life vigil
• Report: crime in Villa Rica on the decline
• Villa Rica revenues $1 million above budgeted forecast
• Bremen schools approves early start in next year’s calendar
• Move to cut city council pensions fails
• Pope returns as city school board chairman
• Carol Martin: For many she was a voice and a friend
• Multiplex Spotlight: January 2012
• Rajat Jhanjee, MD, MSEE, Joins Tanner Heart & Vascular Specialists
• UWG Program Takes on Health Care Challenges
• Officials say lack of interest stifles Sunday sales possibilities
• Talks continue on South River Road bridge
• City to consider $500K contribution to county courthouse
• Mentoring in schools promoted this month
• Committee proposes new ward map
• The tea party's impact on the elections
• New lawmakers ready for busy legislative session
• Actor-comedian Tom Green to appear in Carrollton
• Commissioners keep road open
• Jim Cooper: Director leaves a different kind of library
• Teens pick their Peach
• Unfinished business for legislators
• Planning helps keep weight-loss resolution
• UWG's Richards College of Business Praised by Accrediting Body
• Learn About Overcoming Congestive Heart Failure at ‘State of the Heart’ on Jan. 18
• Watters wants to repeal City Council's retirement package
• Man wanted in Missouri arrested in Clem
• City BOE selects bid process for softball complex renovations
• Luv Ya Blue, Wolves
• Board discusses SPLOST projects
• Westmoreland acknowledges Washington gridlock
• County welcomes new Ag agent
• City, sewer plant contractor still disagree on wet soils issue
• Commissioners keep road open
• Hightower wins District 68 runoff
• Hightower wins House runoff
• Trial scheduled for former youth pastor
• Deaths from prescription drug abuse at 'epidemic levels'
• Today's election decides Bearden's former seat
• Area restaurants have good end-of-year reports
• Times-Georgian columnist dies
• Georgia Trend Honors Bolling, a UWG Alumnus, and UWG President Sethna
• Runoff candidates into the home stretch
• Holidays are a prime time for burglaries
• Toys for Tots raised 8,000 toys, helped all children on docket
• Churchgoers celebrate new year with watch night services
• Carrollton Kmart not on list of closings
• State patrol: Fewer traffic deaths in 2011
• Claim on $77 million lottery ticket expires
• 'Gold Nugget Drop' rings in the new year
• Chappell: SPLOST vital to infrastructure
• Jones named school of excellence
• Local construction forecast looks good for 2012
• Arrest made in church break-in case
• Tanner Health System to Purchase Wedowee Clinic
• Police: ATF takes rapper's case
• Amphitheater expected to open in spring
• Victim's son gives chase after spotting stolen truck
• Holiday weekend sees few accidents
• Local student on the mend after heart transplant
• Soggy Christmas does little to alleviate drought
• Law clears way for golf carts on city streets
• Christmas book for all seasons
• Big crowd expected at Possum Drop
• County line still disputed
• House candidates campaigning through holiday
• Missing Villa Rica girl found safe
• Controversy at church where change has alienated some, been embraced by others
• Puppy drowns when well caves in
• Missing girl found safe
• Bowdon soldier among last out of Iraq
• School board OKs Workmans Comp bid
• Audit shows Buchanan in the black
• Board recognizes APPLE winners, students
• A proud patriot passes: WWII vet dies at age 95
• More charges against former school board member
• Police believe missing girl to be runaway case
• Southern Baptists consider name change
• Former BOE member faces felony charges
• Man arrested for assault after car chase
• Horton's feline ambassador dies at 15
• Early voting for runoff begins Dec. 27
• 'The Nutcracker'
• Metal thefts have become 'huge problem'
• Tallapoosa Lighted Christmas Parade
• Tallapoosa Service Council needs donations
• Seabolt pushes for horse racing
• Toys for Tots begins sorting, distribution
• Last day for Toys for Tots distribution
• Coping When Tough Economic Times Taint Holiday Cheer
• Local lawmakers hold off on backing Gingrich
• Report claims GA Power contaminating water, Company already replaced liners in some ponds
• Redrawn commission map ready for legislature
• Carrollton Elementary Christmas
• Redding readies Mill Towne Music Hall for debut
• Toys for Tots begins sorting, distribution
• Chamber adds new classes to Leadership Haralson
• Trial possible in SUV crash case
• House 68 candidates address immigration
• Board OKs $1.75 million for College and Career improvements
• Metal thefts a big concern for farmers
• Disregard for stopped buses becoming a problem
• Snake Creek repairs near completion
• Bowdon approves hazard plan
• Wreaths Across America
• CPRCAD director retiring after 46 years in recreation
• Pilgrim to manage judicial center
• Community voices complaints to commissioners
• Riders in the Sky
• Tentative Possum Drop schedule set
• Insurance commissioner, police conduct fraud sting in Talapoosa
• Pine Mountain museum won't close during winter
• Second Annual Choirs for Cancer Raises Hope for Local Cancer Patients
• Cowtown String Band Performing in the Library Today
• Cowboy Christmas Rides into the Townsend
• Carrollopoly Comes to Town
• County school system shows off academy renovations
• Administrators give update on facility work at city schools
• Toys for Tots donation far below goal
• Tanner Breaks Ground on Tanner/East Alabama Medical Complex
• Bremen library expansion breaks ground
• School leads rally for student who needs new heart
• Bremen Shop with a Cop deadline extended
• Banning Mills ready to break world record
• BOC tables Board of Health appointment
• Men's Basketball Breakdown: The First Eight Games
• Hightower, Martinez headed for runoff
• Crane takes Senate runoff
• Report: Pilot reported oil pressure problem before plane crash
• UWG’s Psychology Department to Launch Study of the Senses
• Cowboy Christmas Rides into the Townsend
• Stress Free Zone for Finals Week
• Rain may dampen voter turnout today
• Sex offender to be extradited to Carroll County
• City approves rezoning at Southwire
• Civil War Exhibit Opens the Ingram Library
• Wolves survive on the road, move to 8-0
• Crane says he's 'regular folks' candidate
• Blackburn: 'I want to do what's right'
• Students finding out that science can be fun
• Storybook Wonderland
• City’s Economic Team aims to draw in businesses
• West Georgia Mud Park opens today
• Home stretch for House 68 race
• Waco sees opening of new businesses
• UWG’s Psychology Department to Launch Study of the Senses
• Stay West This Weekend
• Holiday Wishes
• Plane crash investigation could take several months
• Bremen man sentenced for investment fraud
• CBS to Rebroadcast THE ELF ON THE SHELF, 12/9
• Wolves win defensive struggle
• Mixed results from Sunday alcohol sales
• 'Little Women'
• Man charged in Bremen woman's death
• Douglas LOST disbursement moves to mediation
• Investigation continues in cause of plane crash
• Wolves Extend Win Streak against Nova Southeastern
• UWG Presents TecHUB, a Free Resource for Educators
• Steel Magnolia at VRHS
• Blackburn, Crane battle for Senate seat
• 12 for Life gaining national attention
• Cause of plane crash still unknown
• Area sees 4 fatal crashes over holiday weekend
• Early voting light this week
• History Club hosting Toys for Tots Drive
• UWG Duo chosen for Football All-Star Game
• UWG puts streak to test against Sharks
• Riders in the Sky
• Wrap up Your Semester With SAC
• Dixie Street Atrium at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Dedicated for John H. Burson III, MD
• Tanner Hospitals in Carrollton, Villa Rica and Bremen to Host Silver Connection Jewelry Sales
• Tanner Offering Free ‘Learning CPR is Easy: Baby Edition’ Infant CPR Class on Dec. 3 in Villa Rica
• Wolves 6-0 after beating Tennessee Temple
• Wolves fall in to Tampa in Florence, AL
• Husband, wife killed in Haralson plane crash
• Mixed results for first Sunday of beer sales in Villa Rica
• Veterans to get update on clinic under construction
• 2 dead in plane crash in Haralson County
• Mayor asks residents to get involved in Motorcade
• Shoppers out in droves for Black Friday
• The Fever sends dancer to Atlanta Ballet to perform in Nutcracker
• Toys for Tots contributions lagging
• Commissioners fail to agree on new 911 director
• Crawford wants to expand Bowdon's city limits
• Villa Rica cracks down on sales from parking lots
• Meat processor owner believes planned plant has unfair advantage
• Chamber hosts scavenger hunt
• Ready, set, shop ... Black Friday begins at midnight
• Shop with Santa at Sewell Mill
• Museum may not close for winter weekends
• Haralson County sees two fatalities this month
• Black Wednesday marks beginning of holiday drinkin
• Chattahoochee water quality improves, but flow is a concern
• Toys for Tots in need of toys, volunteers
• County energy program saves $4 million
• Army helicopter lands in Lowell field
• Higgins General Hospital Among Nation’s Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals
• Sports weekend rakes in $900,000
• Townsend Center to host 'Rocky Horror Show'
• The food went fast
• New council member takes office in Buchanan
• Lighting of the Square
• Spend the holidays with Izo at Christmas in Possum Snout
• Chappell: No SPLOST on March ballot
• Tallapoosa approves election votes, holiday pay
• History Club hosting Toys for Tots Drive
• Wolves place seven in All-GSC
• Pilot Club Scholarship Endowed, Named for Longtime Member
• Choirs for Cancer
• School board expected to approve new district lines
• Forum scheduled for House candidates
• Toys for Tots needs 4,000 toys
• Local graduate organizes charity walk
• School board holds public hearing on redistricting
• UWG men on Point in home opener
• Judge refuses to dismiss foreclosure lawsuit
• Former officer pleads guilty, gets probation
• Leonids meteor shower starts tonight
• Wolves Take Down Falcons in Montevallo
• What Makes You Tic?
• Foreclosure Figures Offer a Bit of Hope, UWG Expert Says
• History Club has Toys for Tots Drive
• Sunday beer sales start this weekend in Villa Rica
• Winter completion expected for amphitheater
• Chicks with Sticks: Knitting for the community
• Vote Coach Dickey as Coach of the Year
• "Elf" Author Coming Back to UWG
• Native American Month at UWG
• Hysteria officially opens UWG seasons
• Shakespeare Lecture at Ingram Library
• Hardwood Hysteria Tonight!
• Diversity Training Session for Students this Wednesday
• UWG Honors U.S. Troops Killed in Afghanistan, Iraq on Veterans Day
• Wolves Thrash CAU in Atlanta
• Wolves Conquer No. 1 Delta State
• Great Depression is Subject of Lecture
• Park's bell tower dedicated at Veterans Day ceremony
• Soldier returns with Bronze Star
• Forum planned for House candidates
• Veterans Day
• Freedom Ride
• Waco votes down alcohol sales, Buchanan sees runoff
• Schools honor veterans
• Congressman Graves visits Haralson County
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Masquerade Jewelry Sale Nov. 14
• Ingram Library to hold Civil War Reading, Discussion Series
• National Gaming Day
• Wolves Beat Carver in Final Exhibition
• Regents Approve College Completion Plan
• Artists in Residence Program Presents Aidaduo
• UWG to Offer Doctoral Program in Nursing Education
• Veterans Day at The Mill
• Election results stand; no change after recount
• Trial date set for murder suspect
• UWG Artists in Residence Program to Present Aidaduo
• Fish Bowl Open Forum
• Family Feud for St. Jude
• Waco votes down alcohol sales, Buchanan sees runoff
• Recount planned for three races
• VRPD earns back state certification
• Economic forecast reports HC not doing so bad
• Buchanan police chief defends record
• Three cars collide on Bypass
• Locals' grassroots Halloween party sees 500 guests
• Carroll County considers nuisance ordinance today
• Gas leak leads to temporary evacuation of VHS
• Nation Novel Writing Month Kick-Off
• On-Time Registration Starts Today
• Wolves best Valdosta 23-20
• Early start to trick or treat
• Participation growing in Bowdon health campaign
• Carroll jobless rate remains at 11 percent
• Roundabout ready next week
• Villa Rica mayor faces challenge in campaign for third term
• Candidates make push for Senate seat
• Tanner Gift Shops Set Dates for Christmas Open Houses
• Commissioners have just weeks to decide on SPLOST
• June completion expected for VA clinic
• Liaison encouraged by efforts to reform education
• UWG to Host Preview Day Nov. 6
• Man receives four life sentences in kidnap, rape case
• Seven Senate candidates expected at forum
• Family Connection Coalition IDs issues for next 5-year plan
• Commissioners discuss range, county line
• Ensure a safe Halloween
• Tanner Earns Slate of HealthGrades Honors for Orthopedic Care
• West Georgia Takes Step Toward Postseason
• Wolves finish third in Laker Invite
• Ludacris in Concert
• Not so Scary Fairy Tales
• Not So Scary Fairy Tales
• Mt. Zion candidates against tax hikes, cuts in services
• Man sentenced to prison on counterfeiting conviction
• University of Alabama Student Seeks Marrow Donor
• UWG Invites the Community to its Annual Halloween and Art Celebrations
• Coming Soon! On-Time Registration!
• Alleged car theft ends in fatality accident
• Bowdon candidates share ways to improve city growth at forum
• Mt. Zion candidates debate tonight
• Prints from the WPA on Display
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Red Cross Blood Drive Oct. 28
• Cross Country Teams Place 4th and 5th in GSC
• Multicultural Ball Canceled
• Nancy McCabe Reading/Book Signing
• Despite budget cuts, use of local libraries is up
• State asks Villa Rica for bypass study
• Partnership allows students to prepare for careers in health care field
• City school board: At-large incumbent faces opposition
• Suspect in bank robbery charged
• Police, tree cutting slammed at forum
• Toys for Tots hits the ground running with new year of fund raising
• 10 years later, Carroll County jail still serving well
• Coming Soon! On-Time Registration!
• Not so Scary Fairy Tales
• Wolves 0-1 in GSC
• City of Mt. Zion to get school gym
• Mayor lauds budget, challenger plays up business background
• Fallen hero comes home
• Former NFL player, David Rocker, speaks to Bremen students for Red Ribbon Week
• Carrollton candidates face off Thursday
• Witnesses file suit over detainment for questioning in Tillman case
• Villa Rica begins LOST negotiation with Douglas County
• Buchanan beset by pumpkins
• New High-Field Open MRI Now Online at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton
• Ebony and Ivory Ball Coming to UWG
• UWG Seeks Artists Submissions for Public Art Project, Scholarship Campaign
• Sixth Annual FREE Drug Awareness Summit in Carrollton on Oct. 20
• Luso-Hispanic Day Today
• Roundabout design flaw delays opening
• Prosecution suggests gang link in murder case
• Cost savings on jail project will allow for original plans
• TSPLOST plan would include $180 million for Carroll
• Young Lady Devils set for second-round battle
• Hip-hop star Soulja Boy charged
• Whitesburg's only bank to close
• School board to hold hearings on district lines
• Early voting turnout 'better than expected'
• UWG receives SAIR awards
• Shannon Couvreur, DO, Joins Carrollton Obstetrics and Gynecology, Tanner’s Medical Staff
• Author Nancy McCabe Reading/Book Signing
• Wolves beat St. Augustine Falcons 23-21
• Faculty Concert Tonight
• UWG's BRACKETT-BUSTER!
• 'We can do better' United Way battled homelessness in Douglas County
• Carrollton Schools put on Evening of One Acts
• Foreclosure glut boon to first-time buyers as prices continue to drop
• PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Tigers eyeing historic week
• Area foreclosure rates rise in September
• UWG’s VP of institutional advancement resigns
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Douglas County projects on approved TSPLOST list
• Zapata pleads guilty to wife's shooting death
• City receives funds for additional weather sirens
• Rec Department implements new rules after last week’s altercation
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Current Bookstore Promotional Sales
• UWG to host the Fifth Annual Disabilities Awareness Day
• Ludacris to Perform at the Coliseum
• Luso-Hispanic Day October 19th
• Carroll ranked sixth in foreclosures
• Mayoral candidates say Sunday alcohol sales should be up to voters
• UWG enrollment on the rise
• Schools save big bucks with new program
• Man accused in molestation of 6-year-old girl
• Foundation raising funds for BHS stadium renovations
• Firing Range debate intensifies
• Former loan officer arraigned on counts of theft, ID fraud
• Board hears SPLOST update
• Early voting begins Monday
• Mathews embracing final football days
• Prince to undergo mental evaluation
• Mural to be dedicated during Saturday's South Candler Art Walk
• Flushing program reveals fire hydrants in disrepair
• Villa Rica creates temporary park ranger position
• Temple, county partner on paving project
• UWG Faculty Concert October 17th
• Fall Enrollment Breaks UWG Records
• UWG Receives Saftey Grant
• City seeks brownfield grant to help redevelop blighted areas
• Preliminary trial date set for suspect in weekend shooting
• Policies set to change for school board members
• K-9 workshop has local economic impact
• Coaches' Luncheon set for Wednesday
• SAC Presents: Mission Improvable
• Bank of America robbery suspect in custody
• Local shelter marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month as number of victims is on the rise
• Man arrested in son-in-law's death
• Author, UWG Grad, to hold Book Reading
• Free Flu Shots for Students
• Atlanta Asian FIlm Festival Comes to UWG
• Accused teen killer has court date
• Roundabout ready for motorists use Monday
• Fairfield voters petition for their precinct
• Called meeting for Monday to discuss sales tax
• Red Hat ladies make quilt to benefit parks and rec
• Douglas County Fire Department plans fire safety activities
• Car show set tonight in Douglasville
• Firing Range debate intensifies
• Boston man faces multiple charges following chase with pregnant passenger
• Police name suspect in Bank of America robbery
• Call for Submissions from UWG's Department of Art
• Carroll County Elections Supervisor to Speak at Luncheon
• USG Procurement Expo Coming
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica, Higgins General Hospital to Host Masquerade Jewelry Sales in October
• Pregame ceremony set to name stadium after legendary DCHS coach Jimmy Johnson
• MeccaFest Art Festival
• One veteran pays it forward: Family that lost home donates car to former Marine
• Dukes selected Douglas Teacher of the Year
• All city schools make AYP
• DCHS stadium to be named for legendary coach Jimmy Johnson
• Religious headgear suit settled
• Decision postponed on east leg of bypass
• 'Faith and Worship' concert coming to The Mill
• Temple's 'Haunted Asylum' bigger, better
• Red Haute Mamas raise money with hand-made quilt
• City settles suit and adopts new policy over religious headgear
• "Self and God-Self" presentation by Alex Grey
• Arrangements set for Dyas memorial
• Run for UWG TODAY!
• WOLF ENCOUNTERS: UWG receivers ready for liftoff
• Downtown farmer's market a big hit
• Bremen gets in a festive mood
• Land deal surprises Bowdon
• Haralson school board discusses SPLOST projects, Charter status
• Hearing postponed in alleged embezzlement case
• Katrina General: Be Ready, then Help
• College Radio Day
• Kappa Delta Confidence Coalition
• Two New Endowments Created at UWG
• UWG to Host Major Conference in Mathematics
• Last Surviving Crew Member of the Enola Gay to Speak at UWG
• Connector deal near
• Work resumes on historic depot
• Commissioners OK purchase of Bowdon property
• Fallen educator leaves legacy
• Police nab man, recover stolen guns
• Tanner to Offer Free ‘Learning CPR is Easy: Baby Edition’ Infant CPR Class on Oct. 8
• UWG Study Abroad Fair
• Run for UWG this Thursday!
• Journalist, Author Mark Bixler to visit UWG today
• Homecoming Week Contest Winners
• Seabaugh named deputy state treasurer
• Asian Film Festival Coming to UWG
• Voter Registration Opportunity
• You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
• MeccaFest this Weekend
• Local occupational therapist changes lives
• Mt. Zion Founder's Day
• Council to discuss Bright Star Connector
• Local agencies say FBI stats are skewed
• Yeager’s singing custodian makes it big on 'Rachael Ray'
• History Department Presents Theodore Van Kirk
• Ex-attorney charged with fraud
• Second suspect in woman's attack denied bond
• Culpepper: Extension helps citizens with everyday lives
• Come to Tallapoosa for a bargain or two
• Park honors longtime bank president
• Yard sales take of Tallapoosa Saturday
• Boundary dispute heats up at work session
• Pink Treadmills at Campus Center to Raise Funds for Breast Cancer Research
• Local scout captures beauty of Alaska
• Homecoming is Upon Us!
• Wolves Capture the Square, Tonight!!!
• Shop Carroll Expo: Businesses gain exposure
• Candidates meet public tonight in forum
• Reader's Digest picks local woman to be featured in book
• Greenway to expand, add 400 jobs
• Residents have plenty of flu shot options
• First Year Program Focuses on Learning
• WOLF ENCOUNTERS: Freshmen of Impact
• County considers whether to close 10 voting precincts
• Parade of homecoming queens
• New sewer plant 'officially' opens
• East leg of bypass may not survive
• Villa Rica school report positive strides
• Some customers question higher water bills
• Tanner Offers Free PAD Screening on Sept. 29 With ‘Take a Step Toward Better Health’ in Bremen
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Red Cross Blood Drive Sept. 30
• Ready, set, SPELL!
• UWG Reports Decrease in Crime
• Health care costs put WSA over budget
• UWG reports decrease in crime
• City, county debate over connector
• Southwire Engineering Academy promotes problem solving
• Health officials say flu vaccine in plentiful supply
• Wolves Capture the Square
• Homecoming Week Schedule
• Economic Forecast Breakfast
• New home sales continue to dip
• Investigation continues into fatality car wreck
• Judge denies bond in suspected child molestation case
• Recap of Gen. Honore's Address
• Musical Performance Tonight
• Homecoming Week Schedule
• Wolves beat Boll Weevils 21-5
• Measuring the Facebook fallout
• McIntosh Fall Festival
• Fairfield wants to keep precinct
• Attorney pledges funding for 'Rocky Horror'
• Camp Blood
• 'It should have been me,' teen says after pleading guilty in teen girl's death
• HC transit comes in under budget, continues servicing area residents
• 'It should have been me': Lark sentenced to 15 years for teen's death
• Jury deliberates fate of accused killer
• Alice celebrates 106th birthday with lifetime of memories
• Lark pleads guilty, gets 15 years
• Nobel Peace Prize Winner to Speak for University System of Georgia
• Pulitzer Prize Nominated Author Speaks at UWG
• Homecoming Kick-Off Dinner and Games!
• County building school clusters around communities
• Douglasville breaks ground on new conference center
• High-profile cases in court
• Author takes new look at man behind 'Murder in Coweta County'
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down: One less place to go for food
• Members Needed for UWG Residential Board
• General Honoré Recap and Video
• University of Calgary prof uses Twitter to teach Shakespeare
• Club ordered to pay $1.75 million in Douglas woman's death
• Protesters rally against cancellation of 'Rocky Horror'
• Bremen officials remind residents to restrict water use
• Buchanan residents voice disapproval of city's removal of trees
• Two years later, historic flood's wrath still felt
• Katrina Commander's Challenge to Students: Solve Problems
• Atlanta Business Chronicle: Tanner Health System Among Metro Atlanta’s Top 10 ‘Best Places to Work’
• Neighbor tells shooting story; suspect still at large
• Jurors hear murder suspect's version of events in taped interview
• Temple school officials: Attendance key to improvement
• Tourism spending is up in Carroll County
• Commission approves proposed voting map
• UWG to Honor Dr. Melanie McClellan
• Free Flu Shots for Students
• Award-winning Author to Visit UWG
• 'Rocky Horror' looks for new venue
• BOE donates school building to city of Bowdon
• Carrollton schools get ready to Race to the Top
• School of Nursing Spirit Night!
• USG Procurement Expo
• Meet The League
• Local author inspires and whets your appetite
• Lark guilty plea expected Friday
• Guilty plea expected in fatal traffic accident case
• Taser report on tap for Monday
• Tribe claims county interfering with tax-exemption effort
• Woman caught with 50 fake bills
• Challenger in mayoral race wanted to make sure there was competition
• Customers' medication a concern with prescription program shut down
• Postal cuts may claim local processing hub
• Remains identified: Man had been missing since 2003
• Wolves Win the Home Opener 23-20
• A Taste of Carrollton
• Getting more than just one taste of Carrollton
• Trigger man or sucker: James Jordan murder trial begins
• City blocks 'Rocky Horror' but director looking at other options
• Heroes Day: Historic reading, music and more highlight September Saturdays lineup
• School board OKs new Villa Rica High gym
• UWG opens home slate under the lights
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica, Higgins General Hospital Named to Joint Commission List of Top Performers
• Carrollton Rocky Horror Show shut down, deemed too risque
• For the fans: UWG opens home football season
• Weekend ride for children raises money for playground
• Plans for parking during conference center construction finalized
• Villa Rica flushing water lines to improve water quality
• Qualifying re-opened for Temple election
• UWG Football Home Opener Tomorrow!
• Tax Revenue Conitnues to Benefit Local Schools
• House party awareness explored in wake if Tillman death
• Medication program shut down
• School board: Tax collections are up
• Store clerk charged with child molestation
• Highway 92 project takes another step ahead
• Untitled
• College of Social Sciences Open Mic
• Wolves Capture the Square
• Bookstore Grand Opening Celebration
• Police continue search for third shooting suspect
• Missing Villa Rica boy found
• County school projects moving forward, SPLOST revenue increases
• Pacholl to Give Presentation on First President
• 9/11 service: A Day to Remember
• Lithia Springs senior doesn't let loss of leg to bone cancer slow him down
• Carrollton couple's firsthand account of 9/11
• Douglas County's growth slows to a trickle
• Where were you? Douglas remembers Sept. 11, 2011
• Clerk helps police nab store's suspected robber
• Animal shelter offers special on cat adoptions
• When former Guardsman's house burns, community comes to family's aid
• Waco Fest fills town with activity today
• Few races contested in Nov. 8 city elections
• Volunteers Needed for Run for UWG
• College of Social Sciences Open Mic
• Tanner Heart & Vascular Specialists Receives Nuclear Laboratory Accreditation
• First responders to lead Gold Rush parade
• UWG to discontinue learning support courses
• UWG to discontinue learning support courses
• Teen accused of great-grandmother's murder in court
• Salvation Army opens new Douglasville location
• First responders to lead Gold Rush parade
• Several 9/11 events planned for weekend
• How colleges and universities have embraced social media
• Make The Most Out of Office Hours
• Mass Communications Offering Scholarships
• 10 Privacy Tips for Students
• WOLF ENCOUNTERS: West Georgia Specialist
• Douglas County Schools awarded $2.8 million grant
• 9/11 ceremony to pay tribute to first responders
• Gold Rush Festival filled with fun activities
• Storm yields rain, little damage
• Colliins, Turner face off in Villa Rica mayoral race
• Saturday Science Offered for Elementary Schoolers
• 9/11 Commemorative Pieces on Display at UWG-Newnan
• Former banker pleads guilty to fraud
• Police probing minister’s tasing by officer
• Walgreens hit by armed robber
• Accused kidnapper pleads guilty to lesser charges
• Man convicted on child porn charges
• Preventing Childhood Sexual Abuse
• UWG's Antoinette Diaz: A Summer Fighting Fires
• Groupon Offers Discount On College Tuition
• Coaches' Luncheon Kickoff Wednesday!
• French and Francophone Film Series
• Suicide Prevention Week
• Storm yields tornado watches, rain throughout county
• Storm yields tornado watches, rain throughout county
• Carrollton native rides to NYC to commemorate Sept. 11
• Labor Day fun at parks gets rained out
• Hearing set for teen accused of great-grandmother's murder
• Jeep ablaze
• Labor Day parade organizers eye weather
• Police following leads in search for suspect
• D.A. says Internet cafe is OK
• Miller becomes fourth candidate for Douglasville mayor
• One man dead in shooting; suspect sought
• Douglas considered in extreme drought
• Facebook chat leads to terroristic threat charges
• Qualifying ends with 4 contested races for mayor
• Wilson becomes fourth mayoral candidate in race
• WGTC graduation
• 32 qualifiers with a day to go
• Army Chaplain convicted of child molestation 'deserves to die in prison'
• Ohio murder suspect has family in Carroll
• Deaths
• Charva Poole, MD, Joins Children's Healthcare of West Georgia
• Bremen man convicted in money scam
• Kelly Foundation breaks ground in Buchanan
• Chamber breakfast highlights benefits of free enterprise
• Groundwater Event Coming to Atlanta
• Historic VRFUMC building sold
• Three qualify for Mt. Zion mayor's race
• Miller qualifies in mayor's race
• VRPD sting nets four selling alcohol to minors
• Council to consider brownfield survey
• Endowment in Women's Studies at UWG Established
• Blood Drive at UWG Today
• Grant to make senior center expansion possible
• Man killed in ATV wreck, teen critical
• Teacher of the Year semifinalists announced
• Roopville mayor announces intent to run
• Another candidate qualifies for mayoral race
• The Past Revealed Bit by Bit
• Senators field tough questions
• Unknown suspect robs Pizza Hut
• Georgia's Senators Speak to Crowd at UWG
• Merrell might not seek re-election
• Mason Creed teacher deployed to Kosovo
• Saying farewell to a WWII hero
• Cities gear up for election qualifying
• Olympic swimmer visits Carrollton
• Hearing date set on road projects
• Pair charged with credit card fraud
• Two years after the flood, repairs still needed
• Greenbelt work nears Target
• Traffic to be delayed Sunday for power line installation
• Villa Rica's Lake Fashion at low level
• Couple suspected of being part of auto theft ring
• Parks on target to open by year's end
• 'We can do it all by ourselves,' Pritz tells business leaders
• Youth Expo designed to steer teens in the right direction
• Firing range continues to foster dispute
• Powerlifter faces battery charges
• Motorists say Carrollton school traffic has improved
• Crash yields fatality in Bremen
• Nw map puts Douglas solely in 13 Congressional district
• Back to School for Carrollton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UWG resolves 'differences' with former assistant vice president
• Truck stuck on rail tracks highlights major traffic problem
• Woman released from jail, charged for crime in parking lot
• Think of others: Students take up Rachel's Challenge
• Consensus: Land preservation study needs more discussion
• Summer Riots and Protests: Lessons Learned
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Red Cross Blood Drive Aug. 26
• New 5K raises funds for Red Cross
• Molestation trial postponed again
• Gary Allan rocks the house at Black Tie and Boots concert
• Tanner Primary Care of Carrollton Relocates to New Office Building
• Habitat, a cast of sponsors and volunteers, help couple achieve American Dream
• Black Tie & Boots
• Oracle of the Ages: Author to discuss Mayhayley Lancaster
• Grandmother of accused killer said teen needs help
• Major performance for golfer, Carrollton business
• City currently upgrading water meters
• Gang charges added on armed robbery suspects
• Mayoral race: Hollingsworth to challenge Garner
• Investigation into cause of explosion continues
• Exhibit brings Native Americans to life
• George Washington Exhibit Opens at the Ingram Library
• Small plane crashes in church cemetery; pilot injured
• Explosion, fire destroy townhomes
• New map gives Carroll an extra district
• Topping out ceremony held for new jail complex
• Investigators make arrest in check forgery scam
• Preview Day Dates are Set
• Bremen OKs millage rate, no increase
• Boy will be tried as an adult in great-grandma's killing
• Roundabout survey
• Sheriff arrests two in human trafficking
• Pair plan to plead guilty in DUI death case
• Tanner Green Weekly Farmers’ Market: Aug. 18 Vendors and Products
• Washington exhibit
• 2 charged in fatal crash headed to court
• A tour of the U.S. — on a bicycle
• Teen accused in great-grandma's death due in court
• Seven Douglas road projects approved for funding
• Residents voice disagreement with millage hike proposal
• New law may allow some sex offenders removed from registry
• Child support court sees more non-custodial women
• Fresh from the garden Farmers markets spring up around cou
• Emergency landing
• City has a plan to rid park of geese
• Kidnapping trial moved to November
• West Pines is open – business as usual
• Kidnapping trial moved to November
• Police employee accused of improprieties with inmate
• Trojan tickets in demand: Fans camp out for remaining reserved seats
• Tallapoosa to decide mill rate in October
• A Midsummer Night's Dream opens
• United Way aims to battle Douglas homelessness
• Higgins General Hospital Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive Aug. 15
• Jithender Reddy, MD, Establishes West Georgia Behavioral Health Location in Carrollton
• Westmoreland: Spending is the problem
• Home invasion suspects denied bond
• BOE changes meeting system
• Pawnshop, police keep eyes out for miscreants
• Work on downtown amphitheater under way
• Great Internship Opportunities at Creative Loafing
• Smooth first day as 14,000 students return to school
• Four arrested in home invasion, hostage standoff
• Bremen OKs millage rate
• Buchanan's City-Wide Yard Sale provided hot deals in the heat
• Man sentenced in teen pedestrian's death
• Police warn of bogus $100 bills
• Reward offered for capture of 'Fast Food Felon'
• Fairfield art
• Wild Wall Street has investors jittery
• Geese back on the agenda for Douglasville City Council
• Ceremony to mark opening of new 911/Emergency Center
• 2nd trial in Marcy Elliott murder case postponed
• County Schools, Tanner team up in new program
• City Schools to update gifted testing policy
• Code enforcement to hold town hall meetings
• Celebrating Founder's Day: 'Weekend of weekends' in Bowdon
• Echols, Hembree address local GOP
• VR mayor proposes future SPLOST revenue for wastewater plant debt
• Dog River Library lives up to its billing
• New year, new name for Bowdon school
• Road rage incident leads aggravated assault charges
• Water safety still important in summer's last days
• Snake givescourthouse a scare
• No time capsule, but historic cannon a hit
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive Aug. 9
• Coaches' Luncheon set to return this fall
• Local schools open with only a few problems
• School bell rings again
• Douglasville council approves bid for $13 million conference center
• Building permits reflect economy
• Church is burglary victim for third time since June
• Sentinel seeks your back to school pictures
• Chamber: Seeing results from Buy Local
• Despite Internet, library usage at all-time high
• Three make first appearances for theft at new detention site
• Scary hot: Coaches using caution during practices
• DA to seek death penalty for two in Tillman case
• Carrollton schools celebrate 125th anniversary
• BOC approves amended budget
• Police nab suspects taking copper from new jail
• Man charged after allegedly infecting girlfriend with HIV
• Carrollton schools celebrate 125th anniversary
• Rideshare rate hike approved
• Police question suspect in UWG campus assault
• City maintains millage rate, OKs hens inside city limits
• Drug court receives grant
• Ingram Library Parents Day
• Networking provides businesses with mutual support
• Board of Education to consider wording of ESPLOST referedum
• Accused sex offender to stand trial
• Commissioners to consider Rideshare hike
• "Midsummer Night's Dream' generates different experience of Shakespeare
• Networking provides businesses with mutual support
• Agency targeting elder abuse
• New social group enthusiastic about helping youth
• Local officer trades in gun for Bible
• Multi-family housing applies to city for upgrade resolution
• Ex-Tag worker, husband arrested on theft charges
• UWG Foundation Launches Go West for a Day
• Learning Season: The Passport to Puerto Rico and Possibilities
• Calf roping
• Woman allegedly picked house tied to law enforcement officials to burglarize
• Unemployment rate rises again in Douglas County
• Swim meets adds $1.2 million to local economy
• Now officially open, Ben Scott Boulevard awaits traffic test
• Atlanta's Monique Show Canceled
• New teacher feels blessed to find classroom job
• Local church opens store to help homeless
• Running inspiration: McGowan hasn't let disability sidetrack her
• City to take over West Pines Golf Course
• HC Commission looks for more ways to make cuts
• New teacher feels blessed to find classroom job
• Partner Workouts with UWG
• Economic plan hopes to create jobs
• Need Help School Shopping
• Project Runway and Atlanta, GA Meet Again
• Tanner Expanding Commitment, Access to Care in East Alabama
• CCCO fundraiser: Times-Georgian wins rights to board game box top
• Despite changes in sex offender law few petition to get off sex registry
• Duralee Lane Extension moving toward April completion
• Economic plan hopes to create jobs
• Vases stolen from cemetery
• Bowdon breaks ground on wastewater plant
• County wraps up dirt road spraying
• Pitzulo Talks about "Bachelors and Bunnies"
• Back-to-school shopping hitting high gear
• Goose strategies vary from scare tactics to removal
• Pritz says schools making progress despite AYP grade
• Osenbaugh's last big Elvis tribute
• Female mechanic paves the way for others
• Honda Lock plans to hire 100
• Water Authority upgrades tank
• Sand Hill bank robbed; 2 suspects sought
• City's millage rate to remain unchanged
• Construction begins on 9/11 Memorial
• School officials see improvement in AYP results
• Tammy Driskell Memorial Blood Drive at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton July 29
• 5,000 expected in Carrollton for state swim meet
• Douglas schools top state average, but still didn't meet AYP standard
• Duke honored
• BYOT: New high school will pilot 'Bring Your Own Technology' program
• County school budget to be about $1 million short
• Two arrested for residential burglaries
• Last Space Shuttle Returns Home
• A New Way to Teach Science
• DC tax digest could yield more revenue for Villa Rica
• Borders at Arbor Place to close
• Joan A. ‘MawMaw’ Ruiz
• Land donated for playground, CC SPLOST approved
• Storm knocks out power in some areas
• Bremen girl seeks world title in soap box derby
• Art Exhibit at Bobick Gallery
• More employers value online degrees
• STEM Education is Important
• BOC approves funding for positions, grant
• Messy situation: city seeking solution to pesky geese
• Twin toddlers found in road; mom charged
• Schools chief given more time to move to Douglas
• Alleged shopliftrer faces deportation
• UWG Gains Grant to Improve STEM Education
• Carroll foreclosures rise in June
• Former Texas policeman charged with possession of sawed-off shotgun
• Hit-and-run driver kills local soldier
• Douglas county extension agent will likely keep job
• Reality TV pawn shows don't mirror local stores
• Man held in girlfriend's beating
• Atlanta Parking Not as Bad as People May Think
• Summer Sees More Foreclosures for Carroll County
• Stampeding in Carrollton
• 'Let's play The Feud': Douglasville family on popular game this week
• Southwire gives out 5,000 bags of free school supplies
• BOC discusses $1.6 million NSP Phase 3 funds
• Carroll foreclosures rise in June
• Budget, 3 furlough days approved for HC schools
• Midnight magic with Harry Potter
• Waco increases water rates to cover shortfall
• Local girls shoots for the stars
• Greenway Medical files paperwork to go public
• Carrollton Stampede to rock the crowd
• Carrollton Stampede to rock the crowd
• Haralson escapee caught
• Villa Rica permit revenue gets a boost
• Atlanta Will Receive Funds for Civic Projects
• With new funding options some hope is returned to students
• Judicial center work on track
• Haralson County approves budget, 4-1
• Bremen schools maintain millage rate
• County CRCT scores show marked improvement
• With new funding options, some hope is returned to students
• Tanner Offers Free PAD Screening in Villa Rica on July 30
• Showing Your Kids Something Different This Summer
• Southwire Prepares for Back to School Fair
• Magnolia Power Women to stage play to try and raise 20 000
• Driver in deadly school bus crash fined $600
• McDade continues 'cheating party' probe
• County uses jail cells to train for opening of new jail
• Magnolia Power: Women to stage play to try and raise $20,000
• Coalition works to get ex-offenders back in the workforce
• Treatment center for children teens seeks mentors voluntee
• Carrollton's new district lines await state, Justice approval
• Southwire to hand out estimated 4,000 bags of free school supplies
• Costs have risen for Highway 166 widening
• Survey Most in region happy with their lives
• Lawyer plans fundraiser for boy attacked by pit bull
• Treatment center for children, teens seeks mentors, volunteers
• Building new VA clinic with environment-friendly efforts
• Survey: Most in region happy with their lives
• Commuter counts his savings by carpooling to Atlanta job
• Deputy police chief completes FBI training
• HC CRCT scores show improvement
• Clara McLain's long career in jewelry winding down
• Local vet gives $20,000 to memorial fund
• Lottery winner ID remains a mystery
• Man struck, killed by train
• Higgins General Hospital in Bremen Now Offers Digital Mammography
• Worthan to recommend unchanged millage rate
• Three local transportation projects cut from ARC list
• Boods, CDs, DVDs sought for new library
• Construction on city schools campus expected to be completed on time
• Simpson serves as judge in state Supreme Court ruling
• Learning Season: Tidwell Rocks with the Pygmies
• Quality of Life in West Georgia Region, Appears High
• CRCT scores confirmed by state
• Police seek escaped inmate
• Family struggles to pay for teen's cancer treatments
• DPD now in charge of city code enforcement
• Turner students can apply for transfer, Sweetwater students can get free tutoring
• Carroll schools officials react to cheating report
• City sets millage at 6.775 mills for fifth straight year
• Villa Rica voters will decide fate Sunday sales
• DA to investigate Atlanta test-cheating allegations
• UWG Student Wins Nursing Scholarship
• Red Cross Efforts at UWG
• BOC names Technology Advisory Committee
• Authorities investigate dog’s death
• Search for one suspect leads to two arrests
• Chamber honors Temple’s Gateway beautification
• Fireworks rescheduled for Labor Day weekend
• Booster seat inspections Wednesday at Public Health
• Tanner Board of Directors Chairman John Burson, MD, Featured in CBS News Interview
• A Quick and Easy Way to Make Tasty, Healthy Smoothies
• Summer Commencement Speaker Announced
• City considers 90-day moratorium on rezoning on Hwy. 92.
• Sheriff's Dept. seeking grant for website
• New equipment, software would track county ambulances
• Carrollton celebrates independence
• A soldier returns: A special holiday visit for family
• Douglas County Celebrates Independence Day - 2011
• WGTC instructor on third deployment to Middle East
• Full slate of Fourth of July activities Monday
• Use Pinecrest entrance for July 4 events at Hunter Park
• Parade opens Independence Day activities Monday in Carrollton
• Police, Fire Games add $400,000 to economy
• Carroll farmers battling another drought
• Council will vote Tuesday on DPD proposal to take over code enforcement
• Hearing Aug. 2 on proposed Rideshare fares
• Firework safety encouraged during holiday
• Suspect sought after gunman flees United Community Bank with cash
• Non-profits begin back-to-school donation collections
• Worthan: Project list for transportation tax must be trimmed from $22.9 billion to $6.1 billion
• New laws in effect today
• New conference center will eliminate 133 parking spaces
• UWG off NCAA sanctions
• Haralson inmate escapes from work detail
• Law enforcement targeting drunk drivers, speeders during holiday
• Workers shoring up roof beams at WSA
• History draws Hungarian to Haralson County
• Safety is the word with fireworks
• Villa Rica proposes unaltered millage rate
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive July 1
• Garbage truck turns over
• Property appraisal notices coming
• Council to set date for general election
• New property assessments are in the mail
• Attorney to lead seminar on state’s new immigration law
• Animal shelter, Humane Society team up to offer dogs, cats at half the cost
• How to Save on Groceries, Without Coupons
• School coming of Needs Improvement list
• Working on her future - Morgan at environmental summit
• LSHS is state textbook review location
• Temple man drowns in river
• Carrollton schools top state averages on CRCT test scores
• 20 Million More College-Educated Workers Needed by 2025
• Sethna Honored at USA India Business Summit
• Carrollopoly in Works to Raise Scholarship Funds
• Online Master’s in Computer Science to Start in the Fall
• GreyStone receives Patriot Award for support of Guard, Reserves
• School officials encouraged by CRCT scores
• Game to help county's constitutional officers fund scholarship
• Report: Police maintaining services in tough budget times
• Whitesburg to begin work on evacuation sidewalk
• City negotiations with regional radio system likened to divorce
• "Logistics" focus of development authority meeting
• Independence Day weekend starts, ends with a bang
• City readies for Independence Day celebration, memorial service
• Young summer campers learning about helping others
• Carroll schools improve scores
• Bikers Battling Breast Cancer to Hold Annual Motorcycle Ride July 17
• Officials assess DCHS storm damage
• School board announces administrative appointments
• Carroll schools improve scores
• People get answers at town hall meeting
• Carrollton woman pleads in California cold case murder
• Trail hiker returns home
• Bremen OKs budget, water rate increase
• Reps, doctors debate Medicare advisory board
• Spotlight: Dogwood View Apartments
• City jobless rate jumps to 12.2 percent
• Metro Atlanta Unemployment Rate Rises
• New jail on budget, schedule
• Bond denied for couple accused of making threats
• Law enforcement identifies dangerous intersections
• Redistricting confusion result of poor map
• New Villa Rica voting maps create confusion
• Thunderstorm damages DCHS roof, downs trees
• UWG Auxiliary Services Video
• Foreclosures drop 73 percent
• Unemployment Causes Lasting Anxiety
• Is Facebook Loosing Fans?
• Will police officers be new face of code enforcement?
• County opposes annexation bid for truck stop
• Library nearing completion
• With clinic coming, Legion helps others with VA benefits
• Franklin man arrested in metal theft
• Sidewalks to school dedicated
• Judge to rule later whether immigration law should go into effect July 1
• City Council approves new voting districts
• School board passes $190.6 million budget
• New fire truck on BOC agenda
• Roundabout construction in full swing on Newnan Rd.
• Carrollton ROV team takes third in the nation
• Sparks grand marshal for Fourth of July Parade
• Tanner Perioperative Nurse Educator Receives 'Nurse of the Year Award' From AORN Chapter
• Immigration Law Expected to Head to Supreme Court
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting Blood Drive June 24
• Men in Carroll County living longer
• School board expected to OK 1-cent sales tax for Nov. 8 ballot
• Changes to evidence, jury pool laws supported locally
• Men in Carroll County living longer
• 63 years on the air: Red Jones retires after Hall of Fame career
• Churches extending their reach through social media
• Juneteenth Festival in full swing
• Commissioner: Consolidate some county, city functions
• Updates on new jail, 911 center, library on BOC work session agenda
• This year's Hydrangea Festival flower show called "most successful ever"
• Sudden storm downs trees, power lines
• Golden voice of radio retires after 60 years
• Libraries get good news on funding
• Little damage here from storms
• Council to get new redistricting map
• Juneteenth festival is Saturday
• Libraries get good news on funding
• Man gets DUI on ATV with child on board
• Budget, voting map on council work session agenda
• WSA opens temporary billing office
• Gasification proposed for city’s garbage disposal needs
• Drought conditions return to Haralson County
• Ben Scott Blvd. expansion moving quickly
• Firefighters called to downtown business
• State begins low-interest college loan program
• Thousands participate in TSPLOST ‘telephone town hall’
• Committee reviews proposals for new conference center
• Villa Rica officer injured when motorcycle flips in collision with pickup
• 10-year-old’s dream, auto knowledge earns TV time
• Toll road proposal loses another county
• Sentinel wins five awards
• Who won the candidates' debate?
• Tanner Medical Group Implementing Greenway’s PrimeSUITE in Almost 30 Practices
• City to offer baseball for disabled kids
• Four groups addressing foreclosure renovations
• City taking over commercial garbage pickup
• New law shortens early voting period
• Police warn parents of potential predators awaiting kids online
• UWG files answer to Naughton lawsuit
• Does Debt Raise UWG Students Self Esteem, Too?
• UWG Employees Can Get Consulting Sessions
• Social Media Hindering Students in the Classroom
• Hearing Tuesday on city budget
• Animal advocates warn: Don’t leave pets in hot cars, garages
• Riding for the Boys & Girls Club
• Fitzgerald says she's working on Board of Health funding
• American Legion post wants veterans registered for VA benefits
• City to offer baseball for disabled kids
• WSA building repairs may take more than two months
• Lithia Springs sidewalk dedication ceremony June 20
• Soldiers Angels' gearing up for "Christmas for the Troops"
• Wine: A possible tourism draw for county
• Waco continues to struggle with water, revenue loss
• Carroll native Rick Fowler brings bluesy sound to Carrollton
• Accident claims life of Cartersville man
• TSPLOST meeting June 13
• Council suspends Sunday alcohol sales permit
• Stanley Parkman inducted into Ga. Newspaper Hall of Fame
• County BOE approves budget, tax increase, new board member
• Five kids left alone at motel without air conditioning or food
• WSA offices close after roof trusses collapse
• UWG's New Bookstore and Starbucks
• Driver in fatal bus wreck to be charged
• Proposed development on city’s north side focus of meeting
• New students can register for school throughout summer
• Vote on Sunday alcohol sales delayed
• Haralson County budget approved 4-1
• Carrollton ROV team confident of win in international competition
• Plea deal deadline passes for murder suspects
• Women's Studies Scholarship Recipients Announced
• New Law has many Immigrants Fleeing Georgia
• Delta Move Increases Opportunities for Jobs
• Commissioners say no to toll road
• County cuts budget but not out of woods yet, commissioner says
• Voting map may wait until after first of year
• Plea entered in teen's death
• Commissioners say no to toll road, communications coordinators
• Carrollton BOE passes $38M budget
• New Leadership Douglas Class set
• June 15 ‘State of the Heart’ to Focus on the Way to a Woman’s Heart
• County schools far from budget deal
• Higher Education Not as Accessible for Low-Income Students
• Possible Toll Road headed for Carrollton
• How is the heat Affecting Georgia?
• Council delays action on voting map
• BOE reviewing $191 million budget for June 20 vote
• Miller announces bid for mayor's post
• Pritz: Half of ESPLOST would pay for bond debt
• BOC mulls additional budget cuts
• Cooling down in Carrollton
• School Grants: Creating Opportunities
• New Rifle Team to Serve American Legion Post at Veterans Funerals
• Hydrangea Festival continues today at courthouse
• Facebook most popular technology tool for churches
• Town hall meeting Tuesday on proposed development
• American Legion post to serve veterans' funerals with new rifle team
• Alcohol sales to underage buyers have declined
• Local foreclosure rate still highest in region
• Redistricting may thwart run for city council
• Grants help to fund school programs during budget crunch
• Three hospitalized after motor vehicle accident
• Mayor Bridges nominated for GMA VP seat
• Close call for DPD officer
• UWG Wins 16 Print Quality Awards in State, International Competitions
• Officials: State immigration law won’t have much impact on local law enforcement
• Free standard flower show featured at Hydrangea Festival
• Suspect returns to home to apologize, but he’s charged with sexual battery
• Commissioners debate toll road participation
• Man pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Teacher of the Year candidates announced
• 21st Annual Magnolia Ball, ‘The Bee’s Knees Bash,’ Raises Almost $500,000
• Office of Institutional Diversity Donates Socks in Honor of Older Americans Month
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive June 14
• Tanner Cardiologist Named Among ‘America’s Top Doctors’ for Third Consecutive Year
• A New Look for A New West
• Winery group welcomes more expertise
• All county, most city road projects survive funding cuts
• Local unemployment rises slightly
• VR council to decide on Sunday alcohol vote
• Old bank vault is centerpiece for Temple's first museum
• Sunday alcohol referendum considered by council
• The Feminist Mystique of Hugh Hefner
• Biggest Money Mistakes
• EMA director: Weather alert radio best defense against deadly storms
• Election district boundaries on city work session agenda
• Eight years later, Carrollton breaks ground on its Greenbelt
• Two face kidnapping charges in missing baby case
• Trial of vehicular homicide suspect delayed for mental evaluation
• Class Act
• Education or Innovation?
• Board looks to calendar for answers in budget
• Veterans recalled as heros on Memorial Day
• Tax digest likely down 5-7 percent
• Poll: Why support regional transportation tax?
• Remillard boosting Public Education Trust
• Texting possibly involved in crash
• Little interest here for Sunday alcohol sales
• Good weather, huge crowds expected for Hydrangea Festival
• Memorial Day ceremony: Service and sacrifice
• County budget battle brews over three positions
• Carroll teen dies in wreck
• AHS Class of 2011
• LSHS Class of 2011
• City agrees to compromise on bail bonds law
• Heavy storm downs power lines, tree limbs
• Narrow escape: Woman trapped in home when storm topples tree
• Sept. 11 memorial planned for Leauge Lowe Park
• County continues budget discussion
• Local jobless rate down slightly
• Police to target drunk drivers, speeders over long weekend
• Resource center open for parents of special needs children
• Charges possible after car hits school bus
• Thunderstorms leave trees downed, numerous power outages
• Who's Next?
• American Legion hosts two Memorial Day events Sunday
• Brooks to speak at Annual Memorial Day Service
• Sentinel Player of the Year: Peacock excels at any position for Lady Cougars soccer team
• Better slow down: Extra eyes on speeders this week
• Local Republicans target Villa Rica
• County crunches budget numbers
• Students protest immigration law
• Learning Festival Coming to UWG
• Carrollton People's Parade
• Further Budget Cuts Hitting Carrollton Schools Yet Again
• New Districts in Georgia.... Make Your Voice Count
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosting American Red Cross Blood Drive on May 27
• Atlanta Mayor Wants to Give Women a Safe Place to Work
• Rodriguez winner of prestigious scholarship
• 1,770 to graduate this weekend
• Former Villa Rica police officer claims he was wrongfully fired
• Presenting the Leadership Douglas Class of 2011
• Leaders want to forge new image for PTA
• Work begins on highway entrance for new library
• Five furlough days for school employees
• UWG student nurses help tornado victims
• Schools weigh budget options
• UWG's Spring 2011 Dean's List
• Proposed new voting district boundaries based on city's 59 percent growth
• Copeland: New jail won’t require additional workers
• Graduation Friday
• Graduation Saturday
• Surviving a plane crash: Grateful for family and friends
• Women’s club celebrates 45 years of sisterhood
• Beware of foreclosure scams
• "Heart of the Program" award-winner described as kind, helpful
• Vendor, sponsor opportunities still available for Juneteenth Celebration
• First Georgia Banking Co. fails; locations will open today as CertusBank
• Haralson County begins review of budget options
• FDIC closes First Georgia Bank; CertusBank to take control
• More than 500 attend annual Senior Picnic
• Drug Court grad: God gave me strength to stay sober
• Memorial pays tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice
• Bears spotted in Carrollton near UWG
• Rapture prediction and a bit of humor
• UWG Signee
• Trimble commits to West Georgia
• UWG gets approval for nursing building
• More school budget cuts expected
• Ruling won’t affect local charter schools
• UWG gets approval for nursing building
• Bremen reviews proposed budget
• Buchanan raises building permit fee
• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton to Host Weekly Farmers’ Markets
• Court decision won’t affect College and Career Academy
• School board eliminates 8 positions, freezes several others
• Grant would fund eight more deputies
• New positions questioned at BOC meeting
• Court decision won’t affect College and Career Academy
• Student refused to give in to cancer, will walk in graduation ceremony Friday
• Police officers to run for Special Olympics
• Is U.S. Higher Education System Satisfactory?
• First Lady Obama Delivers Commencement Address
• Hope Scholarships Statistics
• Councilor won't seek re-election
• Road name likely won't change
• PET awards scholarships, grants
• Police officers to run for Special Olympics
• Villa Rica honors Freedom Riders on 50th anniversary of stop
• Parties plan strategies for Congressional redistricting
• Senior Picnic May 19
• Georgia Highlands to give first bachelor’s degrees by 2014
• Birge considers cutting family planning
• Police: When domestic violence involves their own
• Great turnout for "Taste of Douglasville"
• Phillips inducted into Douglas County Hall of Fame
• Child safety advocate praises state’s new booster seat law
• Haralson County School Board seeks options for funding field security
• Documents give background into UWG employee dismissal, lawsuit
• HC Water Authority works to trim 2012 budget
• Ambulance Drive to Close Temporarily Beginning May 23
• Students can B.Y.O.T. to new school (Bring Your Own Technology)
• Picnic on the Plaza is tonight
• Tentative Carroll County Schools budget includes possible millage increase
• Local woman to stand trial for 1988 murder in California
• Grant would fund two new police officers
• WSA closer to water system 'smart' meters
• Day of Prayer event grew in second year
• District lines being redrawn
• Cyclists prepare for West Georgia 100 Bicycle Ride
• Local celebrities go to "jail" for MDA
• Teachers' art on exhibit at Courthouse Gallery
• One lane of I-20 in Carroll County scheduled for closure Thursday
• ‘Dressed for Heart Success’ Event on May 14 Will Help Women Put Their Heart Health First
• "Taste of Douglasville" to feature new flavors
• Pay cuts likely for Carrollton City Schools employees
• Newt’s run may include local stop
• EAA offers children chance to soar
• Local restaurant collecting items for tornado victims in Ga., Ala.
• Work begins on bridge lost in 2009 flood
• DC Hall of Fame to induct Phillips
• Educators like phase out of graduation tests
• Pay cuts, days off loom for teachers, school employees
• Terminated UWG VP files lawsuit, says blowing the whistle cost him his job
• May 18 ‘State of the Heart’ to Focus on Vitamins, Hormones and Heart Disease
• Gingrich makes it official: He's running for president
• Religious headwear dispute mirrors local case
• Mom of 10 offers tips on motherhood
• Estimated 5,000 at 26th Mayfest
• Georgia's House leader speaks at UWG, recalls college experience
• Tracing family history can be difficult for African Americans
• Hydrangea Festival to include home, business decorating contest
• 1,460 years of experience: School system honors 65 retirees
• 5 indicted in $500,000 theft from Southwire
• Bank closing, cites tougher federal regulations
• Waco weighs water increases
• Old Roopville jail now back where it belongs
• Carmel Road closed through end of month
• Community observes ‘Day of Prayer’
• Schools will get even less from state
• Softball sink hole could cost $100,000
• 4,000 expected for Mayfest
• 1976 grads plans huge 35th reunion for "Bicentennial class"
• Rezoning approved for Hwy. 5 drug store
• VRHS senior uses volunteer opportunity to jump-start career
• It’s in the details: What an autistic son has taught his mother
• Local first responders aid Ringgold after tornado strikes
• Fugitive wanted in Baltimore arrested here
• High Point residents to BOC: Don’t change our road name
• City seeks firm for Hwy. 92 study
• Delgado joins Sentinel as ad sales manager
• Richards Fund gives out $284,000 to 13 groups
• BOC delays fire station site decision
• Troop leader accused of stealing Boy Scout funds
• IMPACT program awarded grant for science education
• Proposed ESPLOST capped at $122 million
• City mulls how to help school bands
• Local events planned Thursday for National Day of Prayer
• Assassination of terror mastermind bin Laden dominates classroom discussion
• Local residents say it is about time bin Laden's reign of terror ended
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• OBAMA: AL-QAIDA HEAD BIN LADEN DEAD
• Mail policy changing for jail inmates
• Magnolia Ball
• Crematory decision on hold in Villa Rica
• Prepay policies have limited gas drive-offs
• City "Spring Fever" events
• Bank with Douglasville branch fails
• Carter: Vocational charter school growing, prospering
• Foreclosure prevention group to host workshop, tour of homes
• Hundreds walk in Relay for Life
• Haralson sees some damage from winds
• County, business discuss tax abatement
• Man shoots, kills self after alleged domestic dispute
• Give Blood to aid Relief Efforts
• Fire/EMS workers to aid search, rescue in storm-ravaged areas
• Full slate of city events Saturday
• Public hearing Tuesday on road name change
• Vietnam veterans wall to return to Carrollton
• Toll road proposed to skirt Atlanta congestion
• DCSO: Suspects might be part of shoplifting ring
• Highway 92 study on council agenda
• Storms cause damage in Carroll County
• Springfest to focus on local musical talent
• Two teachers take their concerns to the capitol
• Area under tornado watch until 2 a.m.
• UWG Professor Talks About Her Work in Haiti
• Commissioner: Vacant property registry needed
• City plans budget cut
• ‘Relay for Life’ Friday at LSHS
• Learning expo shows what Carroll offers
• Jobless rate in Carroll dips again
• Tanner Medical Group Hosting Wellness Fair for Carroll County Boys & Girls Club Members
• Opportunity Zones eyed to attract new industry
• Garrett speaker for Character Coalition breakfast
• Soaring fuel prices are causing budget worries
• Legislators say session had impact
• Temple officer remains on leave after council briefed of charges, defers additional action
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• Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive on April 29
• School locked down briefly after man with BB gun spotted near schools
• Passion of Christ
• Pritz: ESPLOST could reduce property taxes
• West Georgia Emergency Preparedness Fair
• Sunday alcohol sales not likely on countywide ballot in 2011
• Graduation test on its way out
• ‘Piece by Piece’ foreclosure prevention group meets May 5
• Next step for Bright Star Road Connector: City/county construction agreement
• Hotel/motel tax approved by legislature
• A little TLC for the planet: Community celebrates Earth Day
• River volunteers survey proposed canoe trail
• Local family brings unique art into lives of local foster children
• Tanner to Hold Free Chronic Pain Seminar on April 26
• Tentative school budget $195.9M
• DPD drug take-back April 30
• $15M lawsuit filed over traffic fatality
• Temple police officer faces several charges including sexual battery
• Carrollton student stuck in Italy will finally be returning home
• Three men charged in fatal stabbing
• Residents asked to help clean up roads
• Smithsonian music exhibit to stop in Bremen
• Car hits bus; no serious injuries reported
• Commissioner advocates land bank for abandoned properties
• DCSO seeks ‘Community Watch’ participants
• Kindergarten registration extended to ensure proper teacher allotments
• Accused former school secretary facing sex charges is freed on bond
• Hembree: Gov., legislators saved HOPE Scholarship
• County increases EMS rates
• Local ‘Legends’ honored
• School system a top 20 metro workplace
• Accused school secretary denied bond
• UWG Events Calendar
• Tanner’s ‘State of the Heart’ Continues April 26
• Pritz: Still need for new school
• Library, E-911 center under budget, near construction schedule
• Charges filed in death of dogs
• Federal grant to fund guardrails
• Business-to-Community Expo rated big success
• Tanner Health System Contributes $634.6 Million to Region’s Economy
• Fate of new school topic of BOE meeting
• Sunday alcohol sales: Still long road ahead for backers
• Man envision one-stop shop for youth sports
• Two new county parks could open this year
• Filmmakers happy with Carrollton for their first movie
• Building's roof caves in during severe weather
• City’s building report shows glimmer of hope
• Child reunited with his rescuers
• Library breaks ground on expansion
• Local students write, receive grant award
• City accepts bid for water meter reader replacements; OKs in-house gas meter replacements
• Business to Community Expo is Saturday
• Cunningham leads AHS to girls golf title
• Tax filing deadline extended 3 days
• Howlin' at the Wind
• Suspect in 2003 slaying found
• Villa Rica mayor vetoes budget, sewer rate increase
• Humane Society Car, Motorcycle and Dog Show is Saturday at Boundary Waters
• State budget worries UWG: Sethna concerned about loss of even more state funding
• Man hit by own truck at landfill, airlifted to hospital
• City considers ID cards for package store employees
• Plan could help keep extension agent here
• Cost of GED testing to rise
• Temple police prepare for move to new home
• Bear sightings reported here
• Hundreds compete in Special Olympics
• Driver, 17, charged in fatal traffic accident
• Carrollton student stuck in Italy
• Residents invited on educational tour of Carroll County farms
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• Murder victim remembered during Crime Victims' Rights Week ceremony
• Business to Community Expo is Saturday at mall
• Man killed in auto accident
• Family, school remember victim of Saturday's fatal accident
• Shock lingers in wake of fatal accident, as charges are still pending against driver
• More Information on The HOPE Scholarship
• Times-Georgian: Relay for Life helps a community fight back
• Washed-out Mason Creek bridge to reopen in one year
• WSA plagued by manhole cover thefts
• GED test prices going up
• A musician in demand: Carrollton's Waldrep has played with some of the best
• Group to talk fowl with city council
• Road, embankment repairs needed following train wreck
• WGTC’s enrollment doubles in 3 years
• Sweetwater Factory Day is April 23
• Board of Ed. to create local scholarship
• Relay for Life helps a community fight back
• 2011 Magnolia Ball Auction Donation Committee Raises Support
• Tanner Medical Center/Villa Rica Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive on April 12
• Despite delays, jail on schedule, on budget
• Jail processes 2,600 arrestees
• Powwow this weekend at Clinton Nature Preserve
• Man on lawn mower charged with DUI
• Villa Rica increasing sewer rates
• April is Child Abuse and Prevention Month
• Cancer Recovery Walkers Program to Resume April 13
• Hwy. 92 project gets environmental approval
• Rideshare soaring as gas price increases
• Haralson County sees the ripple of Japan's tragedy
• Facebook tips lead to arrests in vandalism
• County Commissioners approve 'at-will' status for department employees
• College student charged in GBI child porn sting
• Bowen Appointed Assistant Vice President for Campus Planning and Facilities
• County OKs 17.3 miles of repaving
• Storm causes damage, but no injuries as Whitesburg and Clem are hit hard
• Roopville’s town dog, 12 puppies get a home
• Carrollton woman arrested for shoplifting again, just two days after release from jail
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck
• Package store license revoked
• GHA: Tanner Hospitals Named to Quality Honor Roll
• Dancing-4-Hearts Zumbathon Raises $1,300 for Tanner’s Cardiology Services
• Local law enforcement equipped to handle hostage situations
• Confiscated drug money to buy car for Sheriff's Office
• Preventing foreclosures meeting set - 'How to Save Your Home'
• Storms cause heavy damage in the area
• Mother and daughter accused of shoplifting $1,095 in merchandise from Belk
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• Socks, Socks, and more Socks
• Debate Team Celebrates 40 Years
• Legislative session a busy one for Bearden
• County ranks 35th healthiest in Georgia
• Council mulls online payment for traffic fines
• Riding for points
• Census: Temple's growth has nearly doubled in 10 years
• Soldier returning from overseas surprises children
• City hears alcoholic beverage license revocation case
• Tallapoosa awarded GEFA grant
• Burned-out shell of a home reflects how unmaintained property affects neighbors
• Dogwood Fair plans set, include pageant, parade, 5K, vendors, entertainment
• Improving jobless rate for Carroll County
• Georgia Space Grant Consortium-NASA Scholarships
• Train, truck collide in downtown Douglasville
• Realtor believes home prices have hit rock bottom
• $455.4M in road projects submitted to ARC
• Group from Carrollton OK, but planes damaged in freak Florida storm
• School board member Mike Huckeba: Accusations unfounded
• Man faces vehicular homicide charges
• Help Japan Disaster Victims Through the American Red Cross
• Carrollton Middle School Singers Perform at Tanner
• Driving Awareness of AAA
• Another 1-cent sales tax?
• Battling foreclosure crisis: Group’s aim is to keep people in their homes
• Some disagree with state-mandated changes to math curriculum
• Thought to be lost forever, Bremen woman brings heirloom piano home
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• National Quilt Day Babies Born at Tanner
• BOE to seek continuation of education 1-cent tax
• City will name Robinson’s Zoning Board replacement
• Construction on Newnan Road roundabout could start next week
• Student donates $20,000 to UWG
• Women's History Month speaker addresses social equality
• Vandalism was not hate crime
• Douglas County named 'Camera Ready Community'
• SCV plans Civil War anniversary celebration
• The Big Read and 'Gatsby' events were successful
• Man charged after golf cart joy ride ends in lake
• Despite study, officials say drug court working here
• Rotarians hear about natural history museum
• Codes enforcement gearing up for busiest time of year
• Local Christian school losing home of 6 years
• Judge to be honored at Legends Ball
• Church attendance grows through Catholics' 'Come Home' ad campaign
• Gingrich fondly recalls his time in Carrollton
• Restaurants warned to beware of inspection scam
• Agent: Travel to West Coast, Hawaii still safe
• HCHS receives technology grant from FCC
• Whitesburg post office spared from closure
• Wall honors local fallen officers
• Short Stay Unit at Tanner to Remain Open
• Rash of burglaries probed
• Country music star performs at B&G Club
• Villa Rica sees explosive growth
• UWG groups tackle sexual assault
• Carrollton man arrested after drugs found in unusual hiding place
• Big Night
• City pares transportation project list from 41 to 13
• Robinson new WSA board chair but may have to resign soon
• Bremen settles intersection dispute with GDOT
• Local Girl Scout troop commends Villa Rica police
• State schools superintendent visits local schools
• Bond again denied for teen charged in fatality accident
• No action again on request to revoke license of package store
• Input sought on grant for high school
• Sen. James, Rep. Bruce to host town hall meeting
• Pollen county hits early-season high, but ‘will only get worse’
• Birge still waiting for answers
• Tanner Honors More Than 350 for Five-Plus Years of Service
• Math Competition Winners Announced
• Congratulations to Waring Coordinator
• Tanner’s Harmony for Healing Music Therapy Program Announces Two Unique Upcoming Performances
• Multicultural Festival at the University of West Georgia
• IKEA Week Can Win You a Gift Card
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• LSHS gets $2M grant to improve school
• Sheriff's Office fighting roadside litter problem
• UWG president says urge higher education support
• Area schools prepared with defibrillators
• Bowdon sees few Census changes
• Driveways painted with racial slurs
• Officials warn residents of scam
• City approves Buy Local month
• County amends alcohol ordinance
• Census: County population up 43.6%
• Local firefighter from Japan watching disaster news closely
• Census: Majority of Carroll residents live outside cities
• Future of housing program in doubt
• Curbside recycling coming to Villa Rica — and it will be free
• Spay/neuter program free for county residents
• Free handgun clinic next month
• Schools help honor fallen heroes
• DOT deals with massive Highway 16 sinkhole
• Man arrested after bizarre ATM attack
• Death sentence overturned
• Basketball tourney will raise money for teen center
• Community Theater brings Willy Wonka to life on stage
• Carroll County population up 26.7 percent
• Schools eye potential budget cuts
• Booster club treasurer charged with theft
• National Alumni Association Dinner and Awards Ceremony
• Patricia Durrough
• Dan Peeples
• Dr. Martha Ann Saunders
• Dr. Bob Reeves
• Johnnie Huey
• Tom Upchurch
• Mrs. Maynard Griggs Brown
• Christa A. Pitts
• Chanda A. Bell
• Sam Crenshaw
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• New poll question: Would you vote to allow Sunday liquor sales in Douglasville/Douglas County?
• Voters pass ESPLOST, bonds
• Fire destroys local home
• Alcohol licenses again on city agenda
• Voting case plaintiffs discount county response
• ‘College Day’ event Saturday
• School systems get to work on SPLOST plans
• City, Waste Industries partner to offer residents free recycling
• Worthan pledges no tax increases
• Weather stalls opening of E-911 Center
• Strong support for expansion of senior center
• Carroll voters say yes to education
• Central students get a business lesson in creating purses from recyclables
• National Boys & Girls Club Week
• Do you have a connection to Japan?
• Willowbrooke at Tanner Administrator Wayne Senfeld Elected to Georgia Hospital Association Board of Trustees
• National Guard recruiting office eyes old police building
• New library named "Dog River Library"
• Hearing today on grant for senior center expansion
• DCHS band grows from 38 to 140 in five years
• SPLOST, school project funding fate now rests in hands of voters
• Episodes in Sexuality
• Wilson will run for mayor
• DADC: New industry can lighten tax burden on property owners
• Suspect in arson case arrested on drug charge
• Gatsby Bash: Dressed up and ready to dance
• HOPE changes worry students
• ‘Pennies for Police Service Dogs’
• Don't forget to "spring forward" tonight
• ‘Drug Awareness Summit’ is Tuesday
• Carroll's January jobless rate the highest in history
• GSP turns over report on fatal school bus accident
• Set Clocks Forward on Saturday Night
• City whittles down transportation project list
• Twin brothers charged in $21 armed robbery
• LaTanya Marchman
• Carole Venable
• Mary Nell Brown
• Temple police have to vacate ‘sick’ building
• Life sentence for slaying of student
• SPLOST Yes or No?: Voters tell why they are for or against the plan
• Losing and Learning: Biggest Loser Course Debuts at UWG
• With His Eyes Toward the Heavens and Still Grounded
• NSF Grant Funds 3-Year Dig
• UWG Admissions: Reaching Out and Getting Results
• City looks at options in regional radio system
• Guider to attend forum on threat of foreclosures
• Temple police forced to move due to 'sick' building
• City to dedicate Croft Street Bridge
• Residents should be aware of stormwater ordinances
• Youth Art Month exhibit on display
• Council tables alcohol license issues
• Global Christian leaders in Carroll to develop 10-year plan
• Suspect in student’s death likely to enter plea
• Indictment, trial date come in bank robbery cases
• UWG Day at Six Flags Over Georgia
• Tiger Band needs new uniforms
• United Way Shoebox Project serves homeless women, children
• Candidate's resignation from board is accepted
• Gov. Deal scales back some cuts to program
• Man accused of killing dog, party shooting
• What is Love?
• 2010-2011 UWG Student Organization Fair
• Student Travels
• UWG to host African American Shape Note Singing Programs
• Dog River recreation area open for season
• City to address alcohol permit issue Monday
• Big Read kicks off with viewing of 'The Great Gatsby'
• An early test for Fitzgerald as head of Public Health
• Foreclosures led 2010 property sales in Carroll
• County considers change to fiscal year accounting
• Festival organizers urge local residents to plant hydrangeas
• Haralson school board faces big decisions next week
• 2 OK after plane catches fire as pilot turns around and lands safely at West Georgia airport
• Facade grant sees round 3, Gateway grant in final stages
• HCHS moves Lane up to head football coach
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• Soup Kitchen Reading
• Two men escape fiery plane flight unharmed
• Acoustic Trio, The Kruger Brothers, to Perform at the Townsend
• It’s a good time for cool-weather planting
• Addiction led to bank robbery
• Spirited budget debate expected in Villa Rica
• Construction to Impact Traffic, Relocate Services at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton
• County may lose cooperative extension agent due to state budget cuts
• City mourns former mayor Richard Wheeler
• Board works to direct motorists down Hwy. 27
• Ambucare director arrested, fired
• Metro area travel survey to include county residents
• Downtown mural aims to capture a piece of Villa Rica's history
• VR: No change to peddler law in wake of Girl Scout backlash
• Aggressive Criminal Enforcement unit deals with two separate meth finds
• Countdown begins on proposed VR budget
• Bank robber sought
• Students Speak Out on HOPE Proposal
• Dr. Joseph Silver to Host Diversity Workshop
• UWG Professor Weighs In On Proposed "Birther Bill"
• "What Are We Saying? Communicating Across Cultures"
• GHSA Basketball Tournament Held In UWG's Coliseum
• Coming Events at UWG
• 2010-2011 Student Organization Fair
• Store may lose alcohol license after alleged sale to teenagers
• County’s reliance on tax notes causing concern
• Fig tree planted for slain teen
• Health board move for its independence put on hold
• Fuel conversion means big savings for sheriff’s office
• Come Test Your Math Skills
• Ray named STAR Student
• New jail ahead of schedule
• Gilbert resigns city DDA post
• Superintendents expound on SPLOST details at League of Women Voters program
• State budget cuts creating library issues
• Tanner Offering Free AAA Screenings April 2
• Adoptions on the rise at county animal shelter
• Proposed sentencing reform met with mixed reviews locally
• New Mountain Top looking for ‘a few good men’
• SPLOST Q&A Monday for superintendents
• NAACP debuts its Black History Month Parade
• Full Life Community Farm: There’s a passion in the work
• BOE advisor: 'State funds and support lacking'
• Fire guts home in Tallapoosa
• Douglasville official and son charged
• Tallapoosa strives for transparency in SPLOST projects
• Charges piling up in DUI wreck that killed teen
• Tanner Hospitals Place on Quality Honor Roll
• ARC: County population to double in 30 years
• Accident victim Cheyenne Sauls remembered as happy, friendly
• 5 more charged in connection to fatal wreck
• Some commissioners question health board’s move for independence
• More charges in DUI wreck that killed teen
• Dynamite Day with UWG Athletics
• WSA reappoints law firm over mayor’s objection
• Republicans, Democrats differ on HOPE deal
• Controversy: When should candidates resign one post to run for another?
• Blood drive, free flu shots for veterans Saturday
• Local officials not swayed by district’s presentation
• Educators happy HOPE assistance won’t disappear
• NAACP Black History Month event is Saturday
• Panelists discuss experiences with integration in Carroll Co.
• Alcohol focus of wreck investigation
• Child molestation suspect has history of sexual abuse crimes
• Authorities want to know who supplied alcohol to teens involved in fatal accident
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• BOE selects investment banker
• Teen faces several charges in fatal accident
• Black History Month: Watkins carries on esteemed profession in black community
• Students collect over 1,000 toys for foster children
• Villa Rica High School ready to deal with grief caused by loss of classmate
• Lipham joins Chamber's Chairman's Club
• UWG Coming Events
• Campus Safety and Security
• UWG Researchers Seek Survey Participants from LGBT Community
• State ruling on class size will help school system cut costs
• Local man is state’s only sword swallower
• Stop Hunger Now
• Villa Rica student, 17, dies following wreck
• 2 more say they were molested by suspect
• Railroad work will continue next week
• Expansion awaits popular county school program
• EMA director appeals dismissal, rehired on administrative leave
• City sends protest to fed on program cuts
• Budget cuts expected to force hike in tuition
• Women’s rider event is Saturday
• Scholarship to Benefit Advanced Academy Students
• City working to attract 5 businesses
• Drive raises money to fight canine cancer
• Drills test preparedness for severe weather
• FEMA helps fund work to repair flood-prone road
• State: No problems with local test scores
• New poll question - Sunday alcohol sales
• County seeks funds to buy, renovate nine foreclosures
• Industries looking at sites here
• July 4th plans on city agenda
• BHS earns excellence award
• Bowdon students hope to give younger students a technological boost.
• UWG Adds Ph.D. Program to its Doctoral Studies
• Drug money buys new software for sheriff's department
• Police facility ready for opening
• Principal gives 'sales' talk for new school
• Consul general says Israel committed to peace in Middle East
• SPLOST revenue up for city schools
• Four schools honored by state
• Main Street subject for DDA meeting
• New library site ready for steel
• Some crimes increase in the city
• County seeks early TANs
• County has 1,000 domestic violence cases each year
• Three residential fires keep firefighters busy
• Carroll to stick with a 176-day school year
• DCFD assisting Paulding with coverage during fire
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• Lawmakers here split on immigration reform bill
• Community Service Award-winner has long record of volunteering
• One of nation's first black Marines answered the call when a barrier was removed
• Crimes against churches have increased
• Foreclosure rates: Carroll now 3rd in state
• Extra hotel/motel tax would bring in $120,000 per year
• 'Smart' meter will detect water leaks
• Amphitheater aims to draw people to downtown area
• Carroll group delivers gift of water to remote Kenyans
• CHS honored by state for achievement
• Deputies hunt student after Facebook posting
• Last year’s crime stats about same as in 2009
• Light snow causes no problems
• Mims announces mayoral run
• 5 injured when van carrying senior citizens overturns
• DNA leads to arrest in 2-year-old burglary case
• Road crews ready for snowfall
• Bremen BOE plans to pursue tuition fraud
• DNA match leads to charges in cold case
• Future site of Bremen Museum purchased
• Bremen library expansion temporarily stalled
• Behind the Internet's walls: Fogo provides secure data storage
• Police: Jailed suspect might be serial rapist
• Allegation of threat at ball game investigated
• Rail work causes downtown traffic mess
• Coliseum to come down on cost for high school graduations
• On the street asking for help: It's becoming more common
• Coaching legend to help out with OMA auction
• Freedom Island renovation OK’d by city council
• Should the city spend $15,000 on Freedom Island?
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• School calendar set; first day is August 4
• United Way at 76% of goal
• Motorists getting by with illegal activity as texting ban proves tough to enforce
• Positive Response Shelter offers women a chance
• Carrollton moves for more federal housing funds
• Italian Artists Bring a New View of Art, Music and Literature to UWG
• Local schools to update guidelines on bullying
• Freedom Island to get facelift
• Super Eats for Super Sunday
• SPLOST referendum awaits legislative action
• Defendant in bank robbery case scheduled for trial
• Lawmakers split on shortening early voting
• Suspects’ in killing of UWG student murder trials rescheduled
• Students find the fun in math, science
• BOE discusses upcoming ESPLOST vote
• Haralson County may stop paying on boot camp
• Reward offered for info about discarded tires
• Tanner Medical Foundation Holds 21st Annual Magnolia Ball Kick-Off Reception
• Agency names city areas for redevelopment
• Officer to take icy dip for Special Olympics benefit
• Library construction still close to schedule despite weather
• Suspect in deadly shooting freed on bond
• Mingling over pancakes good for community
• Fall 2010 Dean's List
• The Black Cowboy
• County fires EMA director
• Taste of Chocolate to benefit Ferst Foundation
• Haralson jailer in serious condition
• Man gets life sentences for murder, armed robbery
• WSA tracking workers with GPS
• Couple believes the family farm can be an education in agriculture
• Annual crime statistics reflect economic stress
• No charges expected against man who shot dogs killing his chickens
• No charges expected in killing of chocolate labs
• Situation in Egypt
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• Ribbon cut for new Community Center
• Hotel/motel tax would fund parking deck
• County to get $106 million Feb. 15 from bonds issue to pay for new jail
• Dyer Road residents to get help with convenience center
• Lawmakers looking into health department autonomy
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• Panel to prepare growth plan for Highway 92 corridor
• First phase of jail construction to use 28% local workers
• County to purchase land for fire station
• Kidnapping suspect accused of taking toddler from estranged husband's girlfriend
• VR building permits hit low in 2010
• Tanner Honors Cancer Survivors at Second Annual Celebration of Life
• Tanner Medical Foundation Announces Spirit of Giving Award Recipient
• Hate crime victim: Arson was ‘bad Lifetime movie’
• New Pre-Surgical Care Center at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton Opens Feb. 7
• Most local lawmakers support Sunday alcohol sales proposal
• Seniors' club leaves Hunter Park for Deer Lick
• Hydrangea Festival moves to courthouse
• UWG takes 2 from Valdosta State
• Slow job growth expected this year
• Building permits hit record low; foreclosures soar to 6.37 percent
• Takang is spelling champ
• Tallapoosa searches for extra water sources
• Crime drops in Carrollton
• City's gas pipe replacements to resume soon
• Tanner Hospice Care Offering Grief Support Group
• City opens new public safety facility
• Ag Commissioner Black tells WGTC grads to‘embrace opportunity’
• BOC, Birge discuss benefits of county health agency’s break from district
• Reward increased in dog slayings
• Lose for Yourself, Help Others
• LIFE IS A DREAM
• Multi-media Music Event at UWG
• Gas outlook bleak as prices rise
• Local church reaches out to help residents recover
• Bremen continues negotiations with DOT over rail crossing
• Teen gets life for murder of grandmother
• Dogs tortured, killed
• County swim meet last chance to earn spot in state events
• Labrador retrievers abused and killed after wandering from home
• Community comes together to raise funds for a family in need
• Three half-days changed to full school days for snow make-up
• Local motorists find gas $3 a gallon and rising
• Support comes in for victim as investigators search for hate crime culprit
• Schools’ top leaders push benefits of SPLOST
• Milde is ‘Mentor of the Year’
• UWG's Twisty Kicks Some Tail at Robot Battle
• Ministers condemn act of hatred against local gay man
• Bissell named assistant principal, AD at new high school
• B&G Teen Center project gets $2,000 donation
• Morgan chairman of Chamber board of directors
• Arson of gay man's home probed as hate crime
• Ministers condemn act of hatred against local gay man
• UWG & You set to engage alumni nationwide
• Carroll County Sheriff's Office probes Saturday threat, subsequent fire
• Robinson to run for mayor
• 16 consecutive quarters of double-digit growth for WGTC
• Spanish Harlem Orchestra at UWG
• Birge questions health district's spending
• Work begins on Mason Creek Road bridge
• Statistics show drop in crime in Carroll County for 2010
• Extras needed for movie to be shot in Villa Rica
• WGTC continues double digit growth
• Schools make snow make-up plans
• A Look at UWG
• Student Wins Trip to See Katy Perry
• Vote online for next year's school calendar
• Ash remembered for service to county
• Harman named new Central principal
• Villa Rica considers foreclosure registry
• MTVu gig on Academy Award red carpet could await Carrollton native
• School official explains snow day make-up plans
• The Universe via the West Georgia Observatory
• Schools to make up snow days
• Minimal injuries reported in HC from snow, ice
• County ranked 74th in health study
• Central band member overcame physical problem to march on New Year’s Day
• Health board takes step to break away from district
• Villa Rica proposes foreclosure registry
• Preparation credited for city's quick response to hazards of winter storm
• Chamber president: Biz must adapt to survive
• MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CELEBRATION RESCHEDULED
• UWG Hosts Blood Drive
• Suspect in Sunday fatal shooting in court
• City gets housing help – $1 million in HUD funds
• State budget process on the minds of local college officials
• Thompson won’t seek re-election
• School system sets tentative snow make-up day
• Live Art: Spanish Harlem Orchestra
• Fowler says MLK's success based on the word of God
• BOC ready to sell $100M bonds
• Youth Against Violence winter session begins
• King celebrated as a man for all
• UWG student honors mom, earns award
• Mall manager: Retailers optimistic about 2011
• Bright Star Road Connector agreement on county agenda
• The inspector's job: Ensuring a clean restaurant and safe food
• Winter storm could help later in the year
• Without a band, NAACP has to cancel MLK parade
• Storm covers Tallapoosa in snow, ice
• Ice had some coping with ‘cabin fever’
• Foreclosure rate better in December
• City votes Roberts another term as mayor pro tem
• Experts: 'Still a good time to buy, but use caution'
• Slush melting; icy spots remain
• Send us your snow photos, experiences from the storm
• Villa Rica mayor want $1 million budget cut
• Local agencies say they were prepared for snow, ice
• Council to set qualifying fees for mayor, council elections
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• Snow covers Haralson County
• Mayor seeks to cut $1M from budget
• Haralson police departments start new programs
• UWG TO REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL TUES., JAN. 18
• Jan. 13 State of the Heart, Harmony for Healing and W. Steve Worthy Maternity Center Tour Canceled
• Snow storm's remnants still causing driving problems
• Wintry weather stalls blood donations
• Garbage pickup delayed by icy roads
• Snow removal effort was as good as it could be
• Flu Vaccination Event Postponed to Jan. 20
• Courthouse opens at 11:30; schools remain closed
• Weather has Legislature off to a slow start
• Roads remain bad, but few wrecks reported
• Police find dealing with mentally ill a tough task
• UWG CLOSED WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12
• Sentinel delivery during icy weather
• Tanner Medical Group Practices, Roy Richards, Sr. Cancer Center, Tanner Immediate Care and Tanner Occupational Health to Resume Service Wednesday, Jan. 12
• Send us your snow photos!
• County digs out from Monday snow storm
• Relatively few accidents caused by snow, ice
• Bad weather good for some businesses
• Snow covers county
• Courthouse, schools closed today
• 4-6 inches snow blankets county; road conditions still hazardous
• Study shows area's health needs work
• UWG CLOSED TUESDAY, JAN. 11
• Area schools to close Tuesday as well
• Tanner Medical Group practices, Roy Richards, Sr. Cancer Center, Tanner Immediate Care, Tanner Occupational Health Closed Jan. 10
• Tips on Preparing for Severe Winter Weather
• Winter Storm Closes Carroll County Area Schools
• UWG CLOSED MONDAY, JAN. 10
• City, county bracing for snowfall Sunday
• Chamber honors Padgett, Jones for their service
• Foreclosures continue to dominate local market
• 'Major' winter storm coming
• Region braces for snow and ice
• Waco struggles with water losses
• Hundreds turn out for Possum Drop
• Flooding can't stop shop from celebrating first anniversary
• Haralson WA plots next move for reservoir permit
• Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias Comes to UWG
• Flu Shots for UWG Students, Faculty and Staff
• Georgia Trend names UWG President Beheruz N. Sethna among 100 Most influential Georgians
• Bowdon musician: Copyright lawsuit unfounded
• Carrollton lays out strategic school plan
• Panel to examine meat-processing study
• Bond denied for suspects in Tillman murder
• Haralson WA plots next move to acquire reservoir permit
• Super Speeder raises few funds
• Completion of Buchanan Streetscape Phase III celebrated
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• Changes to Classic Novel are Misguided, UWG Scholars Say
• Planned apartment complex near UWG stadium victim of economy
• Temple cuts budget nearly $100k
• Temple grants first liquor pouring license to El Tapatio's
• Trial date set for murder suspect
• County to make budget adjustments
• Trains running, roads reopen after derailment
• A shot at $355 million
• Board of Commissioners picks new vice chair
• Train derails in downtown Douglasville
• Train derails in downtown Douglasville
• Officials: Train wreck was potential catastrophe
• Tanner Welcomes First Babies of the New Year
• County wants S&P rating for new jail bonds issue
• Academic plan for new school on BOE agenda
• Swayzer first baby of new year at WellStar Douglas
• Carrollton Council approves water rate hike
• New Mt. Zion High dedicated; ready for students today
• Tanner, Carroll County Health Department to Provide Free Flu Shots Jan. 13
• MLK Day Celebration at UWG
• New jail, library and park top county’s accomplishments in 2010
• Seven named for city agency
• Retailers optimistic after holiday sales
• Immigration, taxes, budget top legislative concerns
• Worthan elected to metro transportation committee
• New Year brings new school board regulations
• Central band ready for national Rose Bowl Parade stage
• Georgia Power rates to increase
• Caution urged on New Year’s Eve
• Hazel Whitman celebrates a birthday and six decades as a Carrollton florist
• Parking relief coming to UWG campus
• Following in their mother's footsteps
• Law changing private car purchase
• County’s elected officials sworn in
• Villa Rica's history told through murals at The Mill
• Celebrity accompanies Central band on flight
• County sees white Christmas
• Water plant expansion nearing completion
• City setting priority list for lawmakers
• Insurance assistance program touts changes to Medicare Act
• 10-year bond is source of SPLOST contention
• Officials say alcohol and fireworks don't mix
• County gets 2-3 inches of snow, few problems
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Grant will help deputies catch impaired drivers
• STOMP helps teenage mothers
• Police quickly catch bank robbery suspect
• Christmas Day Snow!
• New commissioners plan to hit the ground running
• Local political party leaders optimistic about year ahead
• Hotel gets temporary reprieve from city on taxes
• Temps in demand: Hiring signals 'small step' in economic growth
• Filmmaker: industry's tax incentives have no mandate to hire Georgians
• White Christmas
• Wintry mix, freezing temps forecast for Saturday night
• Seniors not happy city will charge them rent
• Combined weekend newspaper available Sunday
• Home for the holidays for two serving in Air Force
• Area resident rescues, houses birds of prey
• Man gets five years for child porn charge
• Man dies following fire at his home
• County seeks to keep budget on track
• Local generosity leads to new records for 'Shop with a Cop'
• Haralson Chamber unveils new program
• High-speed chase leads to three arrests
• County approves budget
• Redevelopment plan issues tabled by city
• Six-mile tuneup: Band's final practice before trip
• 2 injured in mobile home fire
• Commissioners don't buy business incubator proposal
• Police now on Facebook, Twitter
• Habitat for Humanity will build another house here in June
• Mt. Zion Public Library expansion creates space for adults
• 12 for Life program to be studied for others to follow
• No Butts About It: Tanner Going Tobacco-Free Jan. 1
• County set to pass $77.3M budget
• Youth Winter Clothing Drive is Wednesday
• Diner offers free Christmas Eve meal for community
• Supporters come out for Rose-bound Central band
• Santa boogie
• Food bank in danger of closing
• City sets Christmas bonuses for employees
• Mother of slain deputy ask residents to include blue decorations for Christmas
• Villa Rica retailers hope for last-week rush
• Mayor Bridges to represent 3-county region in HB 277 roundtable
• Tanner, Carroll Coutny Health Department Offering Home Inspections for COPD Sufferers
• Carroll County School Board approves SPLOST project list
• Census shows minority growth
• Muslim woman requests jury trial in lawsuit against city
• Bremen votes on ESPLOST
• Board continues reservoir talks
• No HC injuries amid icy road conditions
• UWG Joins Prestigious Research Cooperative
• Stress and the Holiday Blues: It’s All Relative
• Students Set to Respond to Proposed HOPE Changes
• UWG OPENING AT 10 AM THURSDAY
• Christmas shopping season has been spotty for some merchants
• Shooting suspect faces involuntary manslaughter charge
• Rebates available for some VR residents
• Police mulling whether to charge mother who left baby
• Juniors' writing scores improve
• County braces for wintery weather
• Shooting victim dies; charges against suspect upgraded
• Police: Mom wanted to give up baby
• Renovations ongoing at downtown WGTC building
• Muslim woman arrested for refusing to remove headscarf sues city
• Local Groups Donate Money to Tanner Medical Foundation’s Indigent Mammogram Fund
• Choirs for Cancer Was a Successful and Inspiring Event
• 12 Ways of Giving Is a Unique Fundraiser
• Two teens charged in house, car break-ins
• Mitchell elected chair of business group
• Bitter cold comes but leaves no big problems
• Central band has remaining performances before Pasadena trip
• Accused shooter waives bond request
• Comedian Gabriel Iglesias to Perform at UWG
• New UWG Facebook page
• Housing starts, home sales still dismal
• Needed: 10,000 children’s coats
• Close but no crown
• Cooke says he'll be aggressive while learning
• Man shot at home of commissioner
• Recreation Dept. moving into new building next week
• Lady Tigers start slow but beat Pope
• City says depot project on track, but councilman has concerns
• Waco passes water leaks ordinance
• Despite economy, theatrical performances still attract an audience
• Temple wants foreclosed properties to be kept clean
• Holiday Food Sale Raises More Than $13,000 for Tanner Hospice Care
• Commissioner wants business incubator; chairman says county can't afford it
• 'Living Tree' program starts tonight
• City to honor workers Monday
• Proposed arts center finds support
• Donating time and toys
• Local officer dies in crash
• School board sets "wish list" for lawmakers
• Grant would enhance three downtown areas
• Haralson County officer dies in crash
• NAACP suspends three local members
• Annual holiday event closes out successful first season at The Mill
• Fall Commencement At UWG
• Worthan: No tax hike in 2011
• City OKs redevelopment plan, Bright Star Road Connector agreement
• School SPLOST debt a concern in Bowdon
• City BOE approves SPLOST for ballot
• $26,000 and 800 cartons of cigarettes stolen from store
• Christmas with the Carrollton Symphony Orchestra
• ‘Backover’ accidents prompt new safety upgrades
• Fingerprint sharing spreads
• Specialist says to expect property tax increase if SPLOST not approved
• Holidays at the Roop House
• Deer vs. car: Collisions can be costly, even deadly
• HCHS writing test scores up 12% from last year
• On to the Dome
• Local charities still collecting donations
• Local resident receives Statewide Older Workers Award
• Health district's interim director out
• Scenes from city's first Christmas Parade
• BOE faces angry parents over new school lines; vote planned Monday
• Capt. Herb to host Toys for Tots drive Saturday
• CITI TV’s first live broadcast tonight
• Heart disease leading cause of death here
• Central band meets its Rose parade fundraising goal
• Holiday Wishes
• Circo Comedia Coming to UWG
• Drive-through Nativity opens tomorrow night
• Redevelopment would offer tax credits, but residents object to "slum" label
• 8-day Hanukkah celebration begins
• Local woman faces 39 charges related to Rx fraud
• Local author to sign new book; continue working on 'Explosion in Villa Rica'
• UWG Professor Weighs in on Pentagon Survey Findings
• Furry Friends for Finals
• Meeting on high school redistricting Thursday
• High school writing scores increase
• City-county agreement on Bright Star Road Connector on work session agenda
• Motorist killed in wreck; 3 injured
• SPLOST would mean about $30 million for Villa Rica schools
• Redevelopment hearing today
• Low turnout expected for runoff election
• Rotary trying to wipe out last traces of polio
• Cowart lays out SPLOST plans in Temple meeting
• Child's death ruled to be accidental; no charges
• Good Things Come in Small Packages
• Long-Range Academic Calendar Posted
• Beheruz. N. Sethna: Brain Gain
• Warm, dry winter predicted
• City’s first Christmas parade is Friday
• Black Friday better, not great
• Unemployment numbers drop
• What was that big boom?
• DPD: Keep safety in mind while shopping
• Lighting of county tree is Monday
• Black Friday rebound: Bargain-hunters out in force
• County works through details of holiday vacation cuts
• Library raises funds as it anticipates expansion
• Breaking glass ceilings: Book chronicles lives of Crawford sisters
• Revenue projections concern Villa Rica officials
• Busy at the Soup Kitchen
• Stores offer door-buster pricing for Black Friday
• Jobless rate down slightly in Metro Atlanta
• Low voter turnout expected for Tuesday’s runoff election
• New trial date for bank robbery suspects
• Ready, set, shop: Consumers, retailers await Black Friday
• Donations need for 'Shop with a Cop' program
• Tanner wins national Press Ganey award
• That's grape advice: Vineyard expert offers tips to local growers
• Highway 92 widening extended to Interstate 20
• Law enforcement plans extra patrols for holiday weekend
• February trial for bank robbery suspects
• That's grape advice: Vineyard expert offers tips to local growers
• Auto sales slow, but dealers see positive signs
• Dangerous dog rules dies in committee
• Retired police chief still misses law enforcement
• Christmas concerts at courthouse start Nov. 30
• SPLOST plan concerns school board member
• NAACP official acknowledged Carroll program was sanctioned
• Tallapoosa gets 9/11 artifact
• Hembree: HOPE Scholarship in trouble
• Advance voting begins Monday for runoff
• Owner sought of DCHS class ring found in Germany
• Singing at Philips
• Tallapoosa gets 9/11 artifact
• Man arrested in brother's murder case
• Wreaths prepared for sale
• City acquires Trade Center artifact
• Sheriff asks shoppers to be safe this season
• Carrollton restaurants won't face midnight cutoff of alcohol sales
• Murder suspects indicted
• Ga. Home and Holiday Expo kicks off with visit from Santa
• Brandon White Named GSC Freshman of the Year
• Solicitor General tells students how to stay on the right side of the law
• Lighting of the Square
• City schools OK tentative SPLOST list
• County BOE sets public hearings for SPLOST plans
• Volunteers prepare for Thanksgiving
• Buchanan Library gets grant
• County discusses funds, cuts holiday pay
• Board hears concerns about high school redistricting map
• Home Expo runs through weekend
• UWG students sample chili at cook-off
• Key to the city given to Fullerville Mission's Wayne Shelton
• Fines settled, tech park moves ahead
• Grapes to be planted next year ahead of possible winery
• Carrollton artists display works
• County tax collection influx slow
• Carrollton school group educated on cyber crime
• Lowery hears concerns about crime, punishment
• Willowbrooke at Tanner's 2011 Calendar Supports Expressive Art Therapy
• Two meetings here today on teen's death
• Historic lodge restoration starting soon
• Puckett selected for Chamber's Chairman's Club
• Preparing gifts for travel
• Grapes to be planted next year ahead of possible winery
• California court upholds in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• Memorial highway dedicated to Gammill
• Holiday shoppers get early start
• Stronger holiday retail sales expected
• Carroll a solid red county
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• Hundreds mourn teen killed at party
• HC Water Authority offers pay-online option
• Riders, runners honor veterans
• Butler's win is historic
• Suspect in slaying of UWG student has arraignment postponed
• Scenes from the Douglas County Veterans Day Lighted Parade
• Hwy. 92 tops Douglasville’s transportation priorities list
• No injuries after train hits truck
• Tallapoosa rezones property
• Last of the county’s first draftees dies
• Schools pay tribute to veterans
• Hot High School Hoops Coming to UWG
• Dance Lessons at UWG's Multicultural Ball
• UWG Converts Student Health Records to Electronic Files
• Belly Dancing at UWG's Multicultural Ball
• UWG Names Interim Deans for New Colleges
• Salsa Dancing at the Multicultural Ball
• UWG Latino Cultural Society to Host an Immigration Debate
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• Sigma Tau Delta Annual Soup Kitchen Reading
• "These Shining Lives" Radiates Onstage at UWG's Townsend Center
• Support the Boys and Girls Club
• Get Fired Up for Midnight Madness on Tuesday
• University System Enrolls a Record 311,442 Students
• Henna Art at the Multicultural Ball
• Limits Placed on Teacher Pay for Advanced Degrees
• Christmas With the CSO
• Board votes 3-2 for teacher's termination
• Spanish Harlem Orchestra
• Bremen, Waco battle water issues
• "Bad Astronomer" Hosts "Death from the Skies" At UWG's Coliseum
• Local vet gets pleasant surprise
• Native American Exhibit at UWG
• Strengthened, improved bridge opens to traffic
• Native American handiworks at UWG
• Veteran recalls WWII experiences
• Mid-Term Election Sends Painful Message to Democrats, UWG Political Scientist Says
• Man helps wife give birth in hospital parking lot
• Cholera Outbreak Refocuses Attention on Haiti
• NAACP: Did not question handling of murder witnesses
• New York Times Bestselling Author to Speak at UWG
• Slain teen remembered as humble, respectful
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• Beating death case going to grand jury next week
• Carrollton City Schools award projects
• County OKs roundabout
• After two years of planning, friends complete horseback journey
• Higgins General Hospital Wins Outstanding Integrated Performance Award
• Veterans Day Lighted Parade downtown Thursday evening
• Construction under way on new library
• Vigil held for slain teen
• Weekend events aid economy
• Auction event benefits band trip
• Bill Arp Park to be restored
• Veterans Day parade route changed slightly
• Four charged in beating death of teen
• Tanner Hospice Care Hosting Annual Holiday Food Sale Nov. 20
• Tanner Health System, Carroll County Health Department to Provide Free Flu Shots on Nov. 9
• Vets Day ceremony, parade Thursday
• High school bids farewell to assistant principal deploying to Afghanistan
• School systems' SPLOST planning under way
• Veteran: U.S. must remain vigilant
• New medical facility opens
• Zoey Trantham improves, goes trick or treating as superbaby
• GOP sweeps state, nation
• Construction dormant in Villa Rica
• Clubs join forces for "Blue Light Christmas Special"
• Set clocks back tonight
• Carrollton police probe fatal shooting
• Memorial park to honor veterans
• School board preparing new school's district map
• Municipal Court may need to add another session
• Construction nearing completion on county's largest high school
• Layton wins 3rd straight school bus road-e-o
• Some properties may be declared 'slum areas'
• Jackson: Voters wanted change in schools
• Maximum construction cost for jail: $101.5 million
• HCHS teacher faces disciplinary hearing
• Police make arrest in arson case
• GOP takes seats across state, nation
• Morris, Anderson claim seats on county Board of Education
• In Ga., GOP’s Scott ousts Democratic Rep. Marshall
• Jackson pulls upset, wins school board post
• Emerson, Hembree, Hamrick re-elected
• Butler takes Labor office, Hamrick re-elected
• Wilson retains BOC seat
• Training set for small businesses
• Many jobs for jail construction look to be local
• County wants meeting with city on sharing jail inspection costs
• O’Donnell loses, Rubio wins
• 2 Ga. Democrats fight to keep House seats
• GOP gains House seats; tea party favorites thrive
• GOP captures captures House seats in Ind, Fla, Va
• GOP’s Kemp wins full term as Secretary of State
• Rezoning taken off council’s agenda
• Election Day 2010: State and local offices, five amendments on the ballot
• Happy Halloween
• Voters urged to research state constitutional amendments before voting
• Amendment 1: Just what does it mean?
• 20 percent cast early, advance ballots for Tuesday's election
• Mayor hears committee’s report on new dangerous dogs law
• Local stylists get the celebrity treatment
• Downtown staying positive during a difficult economy
• Local Retardation Association seeks rezoning for new training facility
• County breaks ground on jail Tuesday
• City, county mull agreement on Bright Star Road Connector intersection improvements
• New recreation park could be ready by Thanksgiving
• Public input hearing today on new school district
• Gubernatorial candidates work to shore up support
• County schools superintendent talks bus safety
• $236,000 bid for sidewalks at schools
• Tanner Encourages Visitor Etiquette During Infection Prevention Week
• Support ‘Merchants Making a Difference’ This Month and Fight Breast Cancer
• District 4 candidates find some common ground
• Classic cruisers
• No black cats available at shelter until November
• Residents to be inducted into ‘Court of Honor’
• Revised secondhand goods law called ‘watered down’
• Strength enters not guilty plea
• Bridges sworn in once again as Tallapoosa mayor
• Council tours public safety, community center sites
• Low filing cost may be driving up caseload in Magistrate Court
• County to break ground on new jail next month
• Selecting the perfect fall pumpkin
• DCFD hosting ‘Fire Prevention Saturday’ at mall
• High-dose flu vaccine for senior citizens available here
• Missing woman found after search
• Teacher arrested on sex charges
• Bremen hosts Towne Fest Saturday
• Bremen schools target math improvement
• Property purchase yields contention
• Students OK after another bus crash
• Going pink for breast cancer awareness
• WSA to purchase more flood-damaged properties
• Worthan wants county-city negotiations on Bright Star Connector dispute
• Secondhand goods rule on tonight’s city agenda
• DPD hosts town hall meeting tonight
• BOE watching challenge of state charter schools law
• Students unhurt in school bus crash
• Walker family retains attorney
• Longview rezoning gets P&Z's recommendation
• City school board planning $8 million projects
• Bridge to UWG stadium will miss 2010 football season
• Poll results: County wins in inspection controversy
• City delays action to remove Heyward mural
• Zoning meets opposition
• Douglas County a leader in evictions
• Early voting pace picking up
• Any city-county agreement on jail construction inspections/permits likely dead
• Bremen Peebles to become a Goody's
• Wreck stirs debate on use of seat belts on school buses
• MeccaFest attracts artists from near and far
• Coroner lobbying for seat belts in school buses
• Officials’ pay here not like Calif. city
• Haralson BOE reviews AP scores and test options
• Program allows underage drinkers to receive rides from adult drivers
• Local family begins racing tradition
• Friends, family pay respects to student
• Bikers Battling Breast Cancer Donates $10,000 to Tanner Breast Health
• Violations halt tech park work
• School system examines driver program
• On the run for UWG benefit
• Businesses honored by DDA
• Store fined for alcohol sales to minors
• Life sentence given for armed robberies of mall shoppers
• School bus driver training here more than state asks
• Bedosky is Teacher of the Year
• Tanner Advanced Wound Center Now Open
• Tanner Health System Establishing Native Plant Garden
• Lindsey Roenigk, MD, Joins Primary Care Group of West Georgia
• Tanner Primary Care of West Paulding Invites Community to Open House
• County cuts SPLOST budget, postpones projects
• HPPG makes one millionth transmission
• Peebles to become Goody's
• McClain Playground complete
• Country music at Sunnyside Cafe
• Local parent chosen for state advisory board
• First responders honored by SHARE House
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Mayor wants tough dog law
• Fish may delay work on Mason Creek Road bridge
• Police seek domestic violence suspect
• DDA awards banquet is tonight
• New publication will save money for shoppers, businesses
• Grant would fund expansion of senior center
• Pit bull ordinance fails
• Emergency workers on scene of bus accident
• Brighten in top 10% on CRCTs for all grade levels
• Monday is last day to register vote in Nov. 2 election
• Officials urge caution after rabid kitten found in Cobb
• Mt. Zion celebrates Founder's Day
• Bank robbery suspects' trial rescheduled for this month
• Soldiers' Angels extends 'Christmas for the Troops' donation drive
• Thieves pocketing money from scrap metal thefts
• Housing Authority to lay off 14
• 2010 SAT scores on ‘upswing’
• Police look for shoplifters, make meth arrest
• Tallapoosa adopts millage
• Homecoming On The Square
• Recent phone solicitation funds don’t reach schools
• County discusses sign policy changes
• Scholarship performance
• Judge to students: Stay out of trouble
• Truck cargo inspected at interstate weigh station as part of counter-terrorism training
• Chamber lunch aims to help local businesses market themselves
• Lewd acts lead Bremen Police to seek tougher laws
• Chattahoochee Tech fall enrollment in Paulding almost doubles
• Paulding agencies rehearse disaster
• Helping Hands' shelves emptied
• Helping Hands seeks volunteers for ministry
• Paulding School SPLOST would cut tax
• Recreation Department named best in the state
• Music on the harp
• School officials cut ribbon on improvements at Villa Rica High
• Armed robbery suspect sought
• Pit bulldogs, secondhand goods law on city agenda
• Local officials dwell on transportation bill
• Tea party candidate defends use of tax loophole
• Super Bowl to jail cell: Enduring an addiction
• Preparing for homecoming
• One year after flood ... Only few have flood insurance
• Democrats stump for posts
• Teen killed at troubled intersection
• Students study leadership
• Only few texting violations written
• County can send emergency alerts
• Candidates making more use of social networking sites
• Fall festival at McIntosh
• Insurance changes could cost homeowners
• New bar code scanners should speed up voting
• Bridges takes mayoral election
• Alzheimer’s Caregivers Fun Day
• Possum Drop returns to Tallapoosa this year
• Suggs to be honored at old golf course
• Council OKs road cleanup agreement
• Tanner Hospice Care Hosting Grief Support Group
• Pregnant women urged to get flu shot
• One year later: Where is Brian Wehrle?
• Candidates give their views on school budget
• Washington Fly In called 'worthwhile'
• Company to bring 141 jobs here
• FY11 Paulding County budget $51.4 million
• Few Haralson County homes purchased with Stabilization program
• County hears citizens' complaints
• Parks and Rec hosts fundraisers Saturday
• Bremen, businesses look for middle ground on sign ordinances
• Carroll County Band Exhibition
• The many faces of Mr. Atterholt
• Four-county, 100-mile bike ride will benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Weekend road work planned on Hwy. 5
• Two charged with assault after school bus incident
• ARC: Society must plan for fast-growing seniors population
• Supporters of pit bull ban outnumbered at council meeting
• City rejects county request to do its own inspections at new jail
• 2 contested races for county BOE
• Salons and Hair Ball help charity foundation
• Tanner Hospice Care Relocates, Hosts Open House
• Saunders to focus on jobs, energy
• Carroll County Flood: Silence on Valley Circle
• Swedish student living here while studying at UWG
• County wants to do its own inspections at new jail
• Officials recall death and devastation brought by last September's 500-year flood
• Butler: Tech schools key to work force
• Historic flooding: A year later
• Downtown Recognition Banquet next month
• Volunteers needed for critter count at Sweetwater
• Early voting starts tomorrow
• Local baker wins contest
• Real winners: Team donating money raised for trip to young cancer victim
• Low bid $2.6M for Fairplay Library
• HC BOE evaluate selves for GSBA
• Community & Southern acquires three failed banks
• County school board approves academy board
• $2 million gift to UWG to benefit Newnan campus nursing program
• Serving up a Taste of Carrollton
• Haskell honors school staff
• Area in mild to moderate drought
• CHS band to perform at NAIA national championship game
• New proposals expected for Stockmar farm animal exhibit
• Lady Panthers 5-1 in area play
• West Georgia Football Club second in Atlanta Cup play
• State jobless rate at 10 percent again
• Motorcycle Poker Run raises funds for wheelchair-bound man
• Paulding remembers Sept. 11
• Grant to benefit Paulding history teachers
• Hiram martial arts group excels in tournament
• Paulding Meadows Arts & Crafts Festival successful
• Dallas budgets capital improvements
• Health board wants CEO suspended
• Superintendent: Schools face three big challenges
• Home & Holiday Expo set in November
• County bridge projects begin
• Interim Temple chief gets job
• Candidates lay out education plans
• Town hall meeting addresses roundabout
• Bands, Burgers & Books for Ferst
• CCI: Most future jobs will require skilled workers
• Suspicious activity call leads to discovery of marijuana growing operation
• City may change ordinance for secondhand goods stores
• Tanner Offers Free Prostate Cancer Screenings This September
• Tanner Medical Group Expands in Paulding County With Tanner Primary Care of West Paulding
• T-shirt Sales to Benefit Tanner Breast Health Patient Education Program
• Tanner Health System Wins Statewide Community Leadership Award For Behavioral Health Facility
• Tanner Welcomes Four New Physicians
• Great Strides Walk raises $42,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• 9/11: A Nation Remembers
• Injured toddler expected to leave hospital soon
• Parents of slain teacher create memorial fund for needy students
• Tri-state ‘water war’ has local impact
• HC schools receive literacy, library grant
• Church leaders condemn threat to burn Quran
• 150th Celebration
• VR council fails to override mayor’s veto
• Local firefighters in 9/11 memorial run
• Fundraiser set for Olympian Meyers
• City mulls restrictions on pit bull ownership
• County asks city to waive fees for new jail inspections, permits
• Waco holds festival today
• Local pilot killed in plane crash
• Businesses take advantage of expo benefits
• Send us flood photos/stories
• Panthers need win at Pebblebrook
• Federal grant to install broadband in Paulding
• Paulding 2010 United Way goal $155,000
• Paulding SORBA gets grant to extend trails
• Paulding school enrollment 28,353
• Carrollton attorney injured in plane crash
• Carrollton puts brakes on school fundraisers
• Preservation of resources on board agenda
• Firm chosen for right-of-way acquisition for Lee Road project
• Work to begin on I-20 bridge joints
• Commissioners table request from jail for contract medical services
• Local group putting kids in the air
• 'September Saturdays' to collect food for needy
• Groundbreaking Thursday for new library
• Douglasville celebrates Labor Day
• Donation jar taken from store
• Federal funds to aid city schools
• Republican candidates in Carroll for election rally
• Board approves $150K for court budgets
• Questions surround Villa Rica farm animal exhibit zoning veto
• Soldiers' Angels hosts free Sept. 11 concert in Lithia Springs
• Toddler hit by train begins recovery in hospital
• Tallapoosa to vote on millage at next meeting
• Judicial center progressing below cost
• Free jazz concerts set
• Worthan named chairman of ARC committee
• West Pines doing better than many golf courses
• Georgia Power wins bid for electric service to new county jail
• Right-of-way acquisition will take two years on Lee Road project.
• City closes historic bridge for repairs
• Bank robbery arrests made
• WellStar expands Paulding Hospital plans
• Paulding department heads describe budget cuts
• Paulding's FY11 budget vote set for Sept. 14
• 2-year-old hit by train recovering in hospital
• Sheriff arrests 3 in HVAC thefts
• Tallapoosa's 150th celebration begins today
• Grant to extend county water service
• Man sought for allegedly exposing himself to children in stores
• Woodie Fite Senior Center marks 5th birthday
• Bright Star Road connector on city council agenda again
• Schools reaping benefits of SPLOST
• Temple bank robbed
• Community Garden featured in TV ad
• Citizens Law Enforcement Academy starts Sept. 9
• State election board sends Temple voter case to AG
• UGA president in Carrollton to talk about state of education
• Ethics commission dismisses complaint against commissioner
• Condition of Tallapoosa toddler improving
• Inaugural expo event a hit with teens
• UGA president: Educated workforce greatest community asset
• Manual gauges to measure flood water levels
• 'Footloose' scene to be filmed in Franklin
• They did what they had to do: 2 honored for life-saving skills
• County schools to get $2.7 million for personnel
• Farm animal exhibit reflects Stockmar legacy
• Reports of bedbugs increasing here
• GreyStone Golf Course latest victim of troubled economy
• $70M Hwy. 92 relocation could be in motion by year's end
• BOE: 'School mired in AYP red tape'
• Disputed Temple election: Voter says he was following instructions
• Woodie Fite Center to celebrate five years
• Ethics policy, charter talk of town hall meeting
• Grant provides healthy school snacks
• Women's Equality Day celebrated
• Fowler soccer field reopening tomorrow
• 'Teacher of the Year' semi-finalists announced
• Flu vaccine available in abundant supply
• Two animals test positive for West Nile in Cobb County
• United Way campaign kicks off with $477,903 goal
• Boy Scouts kick off recruiting this weekend at VFW
• HFCC promotes literacy at event
• HCBOE: 'School mired in AYP red tape'
• Hiram targets water lines, streets
• Cameras help Hiram police
• Paulding has 3 rabies cases this year
• Paulding school SPLOST renewal on November ballot
• Inmate labor keeping costs down on restoration of Carrollton depot
• Farm animal exhibit reflects Stockmar legacy
• Students learn life lessons through Columbine victim
• Effectiveness of new texting law to be determined
• Shop owner petitions against new city law
• Reactions to voter ID ruling fall along party lines
• Economy, job fears hurt housing sales
• Woman receives probation in drugs case
• Ground broken on new bookstore
• Judge Walker reappointed to state commission
• New ambulance replaces one lost in accident
• Two receive $4,000 rewards in arson cases
• Numerous community activities planned in September
• County takes initiative to landscape, clean unsightly roadways
• Rhudy: No campaign money, and no plans to raise any
• Women to celebrate anniversary of 19th Amendment
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• Officer undergoes surgery after accident
• Officials say safety top priority on Newnan Road
• Free tennis academy for children with special needs
• Local homes used as scene for commercial
• Community Center expected to open mid-October
• Bank robbery suspects’ trial pushed back to September
• Toddler hit by train in critical condition
• UWG faculty art on display
• Brian Montgomery doesn't let lifelong affliction slow him down
• Consignment shop owners says new city law too costly
• Store owners seek clarification of law
• City to take over commercial sanitation services
• Class to help small farmers Aug. 31
• Footloose
• Bremen city OKs agreement for library funding
• Sheriff's deputy struck at HCHS
• Toddler hit by train, flown to hospital
• Students celebrate life of slain student
• Plea expected in double-murder case
• Officials, residents see need to improve pedestrian safety
• Lee Road project may be moving into fast lane
• City to inspect construction of county’s jail
• BOE supports suit against charter school commission
• Counterfeit bills under investigation
• School traffic a continuing concern
• BOC to set fees for using fire training facility
• Traffic signal at Hwy. 5 and Rose Ave. will be activated today
• GreyStone receives WGTC's Spirit of Giving Award
• 'Chat with Chairman' is Monday night
• Dry cleaners closing after 32 years, victim of sagging economy
• Bus fares increase as GRTA faces budget crisis
• Builders hope for more work — soon
• Turner headlines Black Tie & Boots
• Homeschooling a growing trend
• Volunteers needed as 150th plans solidify
• Schools win $2,000 in video contest
• Sparks says police efforts against gangs are working
• BOC District 1 candidates talks about race to November
• Fatherhood program to host job fair
• North Point Christian Academy begins first year of high school
• Student’s remains identified
• Owings Building makes way for Hunter Park upgrade
• Jail construction expected to start in fall
• Chattahoochee Tech enrollment up this summer
• Dooley: Football benefits colleges
• Council may override veto on animal park
• Barnes, Deal to face off in November
• Bremen BOE maintains mill rate
• Mayor's veto of animal exhibit zoning draws fire
• Milner in Willie Mays World Series
• Bids sought for construction of library
• Paulding County ax millage rate rises
• Olive Tree restaurant opening in Hiram
• Handel concedes race for governor
• Action stalled on VA clinic
• Local party officials like their candidates in November
• Deal holds slight lead over Handel
• Braddock, Donovan, Pownall, Barnett win
• Burned cafe a total loss
• Schools off to good start
• Fire damages downtown restaurant
• Congressmen seek amendment reinterpretation
• Temple High students in class a little longer
• Rotarians hear all about Lottery numbers
• Number of foreclosures increases in Carroll Co.
• Both Deal, Handel have support from local lawmakers
• Bowdon celebrates Founder's Day
• Blues Festival Aug. 14 downtown
• Primary runoff Tuesday
• Former Temple city employee dismisses cases
• Tallapoosa to hold mayoral special election
• Officials divided on roundabout issue
• XPress bus rate increase proposed
• Team effort credited at opening of college site
• Handel brings runoff campaign to Douglasville
• Today last day for early vote in Tuesday runoffs
• County’s vineyard association tours East Alabama wineries
• Golf tournament will benefit woman, son
• Sen. Isakson, 13th House District runoff candidates here Saturday
• Paulding school millage rate expected to remain unchanged
• Dallas tax rate might not change
• Renewed SPLOST for Paulding schools would pay building debt
• Make-A-Wish provides 3-year-old with playground
• Paulding primary runoffs Tuesday
• Haralson School Board hears from residents, votes on mill rate
• Schools see some changes as classes resume
• Chase results in injured officers
• Suspects indicted in student’s death
• School board OKs deeds for sidewalks
• Permit approved for nursery
• City sets millage rate
• Police probe shooting
• New road still at deadend
• County OKs slight cut in tax millage rate
• $120M jail: Contractors want piece of "largest law enforcement project in U.S."
• Suspect’s lawyer wants hearing delayed
• School bell set to ring for little ones
• Hwy.5/Rose Ave. lane shift Wednesday
• Douglasville City Budget
• Police arrest man in July 4 stabbing
• City’s housing program deemed successful
• Builder says Foxhall unique to nation
• BOC expected to approve jail construction manager today
• Bus ride may cost more
• city awaits state DOT greenbelt approval
• Handel, Deal push toward runoff; candidates in Carroll County Saturday
• School starts Thursday
• Public hearings this week on proposed millage rate
• Advance voting begins Monday for Primary Runoff
• Heat a concern during practice
• Bond denied for murder suspects
• Haralson Vets get head start on Toys for Tots
• City, county near agreement on Bright Star Road Connector
• Haralson County cafeterias to get new look
• Oak Mountain headmaster has big plans in store
• McIntosh Park to see major rehabilitation
• Recovered body believed to be student’s
• Old-fashioned campaign picnic Saturday at McIntosh
• Little boy's wish to come true
• City host Employee Appreciation Day
• Hamrick, Bearden support Deal in runoff election
• Investigation continues into death of school teacher
• Police find body, arrest suspects
• Paulding schools renew Compass Learning support
• Paulding Animal Control reopens under new management
• Briana Mateo playing for Puerto Rico junior national softball team
• Paulding runoff voting begins Monday
• Haralson Board of Ed hears from residents on mill hike
• Sidewalks coming to Fullerville
• Police seek info on missing student
• Bike lanes won’t help, cyclists say
• School business
• Fans of 'swimming hole' may have to find a new spot
• Home-Based Business Expo is tomorrow
• Faith-based movie to be released on DVD in October
• Southwire buys NY-based wire, cable company
• Book explores county history
• Primary runoff: Ashmon, Mitchell running on their records
• Schools get tax digest extension
• Hembree: Handel or Deal would be good governor
• Hearing Monday on proposed schools tax millage increase
• Boys & Girls Club Carnival
• County revenues dip but spending stabilizes
• Deadline near to appeal valuations
• Not guilty plea entered in Ga. rental shootings
• Hancock scholarship honors mother, son
• Haralson County schools look at mill increase
• Newly elected Cooke focuses on his agenda
• Local votes mirror that of state's
• The Nest Pajama Party Fun-Raiser Supports Tanner Heart and Vascular Center
• Local Community Members Join ACT – Ambassadors Caring for the Health of Tomorrow
• Tanner’s Impact: Approximately $450 Million
• Local Donors Support Courtyard Mural Project for Willowbrooke at Tanner
• Mental Health Month: Willowbrooke at Tanner Meeting a Statewide Need
• The 20th anniversary Magnolia Ball, “License to Thrill”
• ACT – Ambassadors Caring for the Health of Tomorrow Members Visit Equine Therapy Program
• AmVets Post 99 Golf Tournament on June 26 Will Benefit Tanner Hospice Care
• Fairfield Plantation Women's Club Supports Mammogram Fund at Tanner
• Parking Deck Construction to Reroute ED Traffic June 7-8
• Feathers and Twigs Pajama Party Raises $500 for Tanner Heart and Vascular Center
• Bikers Battling Breast Cancer to Hold Annual Bike Ride July 18
• Buchanan Women's Club Donates two Rocking Chairs to Higgins General Hospital
• Tanner Hosts Blood and Marrow Drive in Memory of Tammy Driskell
• AMVETS Post 99 Annual Golf Tournament for Charity raises $5,500 for Tanner Hospice Care
• Tanner Medical Group Expands With Tanner Neurology
• Willowbrooke at Tanner to Hold Play Therapy Workshop
• 65 Join Marrow Registry During Tammy Driskell Memorial Blood and Marrow Drive
• Tanner Hospitals Place on Quality Honor Roll
• Construction to Close Ambulance Drive in Carrollton for Four Weeks
• Honor Your Doctor on National Doctor's Day - March 30
• Heavy Lifting: Largest Crane in Southeast Begins Work at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton
• Tanner Cardiologist Named One of 'America's Top Doctors'
• AmVets Post 99 Annual Golf Tournament for Charity Raises $6,500 for Tanner Hospice Care
• West Georgia Quilting Guild Donates Quilts to Patients of Tanner Maternity Centers
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Friends of the Library Used Book Sales
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• New Carrollton Website
• Does Divorce Give Children Success Skills?
• Is Work Or A Divorce Keeping You From Your Child?
• Is Work Or A Divorce Keeping You From Your Child?
• New Luxury Community
• Annual Dinner- Dance

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