Cartersville, GA News

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• For those curious about trick-or-treating, both city and county will occur on Mo...
• Reports of a man in a wheelchair may have gone into the water at Park Marina at...
• BREAKING: Cartersville-Bartow County Drug Task Force Commander Capt. Mark Mayton...
• We are receiving reports that at least one of the suspects has been located in B...
• Officials said the emergency siren that sounded this afternoon was a false alarm...
• All but two buildings have been evacuated at Chattahoochee Tech's north metro ca...
• Construction near Chattahoochee Tech struck a gas line. There are no evacuations...
• According to the city of Cartersville, West Avenue is now open between South Erw...
• The race for Bartow County County Commissioner has its first candidate.
• Cartersville police have arrested four people in connection with unlawful enteri...
• West Avenue will be closed this week from South Erwin to Tennessee Street for wo...
• Check today's issue of The Daily Tribune News for a special section commemoratin...
• Coming Sunday: 10 years later we remember Sept. 11 with a special section.
• Cartersville One of 16 Friendliest Towns
• Southeastern Bartow is under a tornado warning until 4 p.m. The county remains u...
• According to LakePoint's Facebook page, site work has begun.
• Water information
• Scanner traffic has confirmed an all clear on the suspicious package in Adairsvi...
• An employee of The North Bartow News is on the scene in Adairsville where a susp...
• Are you a teacher in Bartow County Schools who will be discussing Sept. 11 in th...
• Football season kicks off tonight with high school gridiron action. Be sure to p...
• For all of you football fans, be sure to pick up Friday's paper for our annual f...
• Back to School for Cartersville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tellus Science Museum Director of Marketing Joe Schulman confirms that Tellus pi...
• Traffic in the area of Peeples Valley Road and Old Grassdale is affected because...
• One person was killed in a two-vehicle accident earlier this afternoon at Highwa...
• A jury found Michael Morris Jr. guilty on all charges, including felony murder....
• New Voting District Map
• Officials say LakePoint is "a done deal." Funding coming this week.
• As the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 approaches, The Daily Tribune is looking for...
• Sgt. Jonathan Rogers said it appears the melee at Walmart was all because of a h...
• The situation at Walmart, according to BCSO Investigator Sgt. Jonathan Rogers: A...
• Cartersville Police Chief Thomas N. Culpepper announced Thursday the arrest of a...
• As the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 approaches, The Daily Tribune is looking for...
• A log truck lost its load this morning at Highway 140 and 411 in Rydal. Traffic...
• Two lanes of I-75 south between exits 296 and 293 will be closed from 9 a.m. to...
• The Aug. 6 Downtown Summer Concert and Tom Clayton Memorial Car Cruise have been...
• Bartow County's Mobile Command Center has been established at McKinney Campgroun...
• The Bartow County Sheriff's Office has confirmed a drowning at Lake Allatoona at...
• Are you interested in high school football? Do you have experience in sports wri...
• A roof has collapsed on South Erwin Street and there are reports of injuries. We will keep you updated as we learn more.
• According to the city of Cartersville, CSX will not reopen Main Street today. The company said it will be tomorrow before they have the roadway open to traffic.
• Household Water Audit
• Household Water Audit
• Cartersville Fire Department is working a fire at the Legion Theater on Main Street.
• The Daily Tribune News is on the scene at Collins Drive in Cartersville where the body of a male was discovered. It is reported it may have been a hit and run. See Sunday's The Daily Tribune News for more.
• US Highway 41 shut down in both directions in Cassville at Big Boyz Motor Toyz just south of Firetower Road.
• Life flight is en route to an accident on 75 southbound with injuries. Children are believed to be involved.
• An accident has taken out a power pole in the 200 block of Cass White Road. The road is open but power lines are dangling; emergency personnel may close the road should the down lines become a concern.
• One lane of traffic is closed near Cox Farm subdivision due to an accident with entrapment.
• Macedonia Road at Highway 411 is closed due to an accident. Bartow County Fire Department, sheriff's office and Georgia State Patrol are on scene.
• Reapportionment hearing begins at 5 at the Clarence Brown Conference Center. See Wednesday's paper for coverage.
• Update on the accident this morning on Highway 41 at Clear Creek: A female was lifeflighted to an unknown hospital, according to GSP. EMS said she suffered head injuries. More information and photos to come in Sunday's paper.
• Gambill recognized by Boys & Girls Clubs' Georgia Area Council.
• Reapportionment hearing set for next week in Cartersville.
• Ride this Saturday to benefit youth in need.
• Are you a coupon clipper? If so, pick up a copy of Friday's The Daily Tribune News for our local coupon pages. Deals range from food to flowers to car care and home improvement.
• The deadline is swiftly approaching to get your summer camp information into Sunday's paper. If your organization or business will be hosting a summer camp for kids, email us the information — what, when, where, cost and contact information &m
• Are you a bargain shopper? Deal hunter? Coupon clipper? If so, pick up a copy of Friday's The Daily Tribune News for our local coupon pages. Deals range from food and flowers to car care and home improvement.
• Looking for something to keep the kids busy this summer? The Daily Tribune News will feature a listing of local summer camps this Sunday. If your organization or business will be hosting a summer camp for kids, email us the information — what, whe
• Are you a coupon clipper? If so, pick up a copy of Friday's The Daily Tribune News for our local coupon pages. Deals range from food to flowers to car care and home improvement.
• If your organization or business will be hosting a summer camp for kids, please email us the information — what, when, where, cost and contact information — to news@daily-tribune.com by Thursday at 5 p.m. We will feature information on local
• The right lane of Interstate 75 south from exits 306 to 296 will be closed until 5 p.m. Georgia Department of Transportation crews are doing repair work to the bridge in that location.
• If your organization or business will be hosting a summer camp for kids, please email us the information — what, when, where, cost and contact information — to news@daily-tribune.com by Thursday at 5 p.m. We will feature information on local
• The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes have taken a 1-0 lead over Spalding on a Connor Justus home run in the top of the first inning in the do-or-die third game.
• The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes took the first of a doubleheader against Spalding, 6-3. Game 2 began at 7.
• Due to mechanical and chemical problems, the Senior Aquatic Center will is closed. The facility is expected to open Wednesday at 7 a.m. and resume regular hours and classes.
• Longtime Adairsville Mayor Doyle Penson has passed away.
• State baseball playoffs: Adairsville defeated Blessed Trinity, 3-1, in the first of a doubleheader Wednesday. Cody Kremer struck out 14 and hit a 2-run, game-winning homer. The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes also won the first of their doubleheader again
• A wreck involving a dump truck carrying gravel is affecting traffic on Highway 411 east from Rome. The accident occurred about 1:30 p.m., and cleanup efforts continue, according to the Bartow County Fire Department.
• United Way will be providing disaster relief for Bartow residents affected by the tornado on April 27th, 2011 at the Clarence Brown Conference Center located off I-75 at exit 290. Assistance will begin Saturday May 7 at 8:00. Required documents: drive
• Mother's Day is Sunday and The Daily Tribune would like to honor storm survival mothers. Do you have a personal story about you and your mom or your child surviving the recent storm that you would like to share with our readers? If so, please email
• Just received word donations are at $44,500 and still rising! Way to go Bartow!
• Congratulations to you the people of Bartow County! Thanks to your generous donations more than $37000 will be distributed directly to local storm victims.
• Well fans, it appears a friendly competition is heating up between sponsors of tomorrow's radiothon. We can't let the others get ahead of us, so let's take action now! Please email your pledges for our local storm victims to johnette.daw
• Please don't forget, tomorrow from 7am until 10am is your chance to help local storm victims. Call 770-386-1450 to pledge or bring monetary donations by Daily Tribune News on Tennessee St. Bartow United Way will use donated funds to purchase Walma
• Devastation doesn't stall worship service.
• Bartow seniors put to trivia test.
• Okinawa Hibachi & Sushi doubles space.
• Stilesboro Improvement Club presents May picnic.
• Bartow County Schools will be in session Monday.
• Recovery efforts continue in devastated areas.
• Crowe Springs residents shaken, but doing well.
• Cartersville Cares teams with county to assist storm victims.
• National Day of Prayer offerings expected to draw thousands.
• Tigers win region.
• The Daily Tribune News is joining forces with WBHF & Cartersville Uncut to host a radio-thon on Wednesday, May 4, 7am-10am live on 1450AM radio for local storm victims. Donations of cash & non-perishable food items can be dropped off at the radio
• Anyone unable to take donations to designated drop off sites can bring non-perishables, toiletries, boxes, etc. for the disaster victims to The Daily Tribune office, 251 S. Tennessee St. Mon-Fri. 8 a.m.-5.pm. and we will deliver to the appropriate agenc
• If anyone lost their home in the storm and have a a dog, there is a lady volunteering to help. Dogs must have updated shot records. Call Elizabeth Russell at 770-382-1417. Bartow County Animal Control told her to contact us to get this info out.
• Bartow County Schools will be closed again Friday, April 29.
• Bartow County EMA Assistant to the Director Chris Moseley said Ken Wentz with the National Weather Service advised her office about 4:30 p.m. that an aerial assessment revealed the tornado that struck northern Bartow County was an F3 at least a half mile
• Sheriff Clark Millsap said there were no fatalities in last night's storms. Only minor injuries were reported. The area of Cedar Creek Road in Adairsville remains closed - only emergency personnel, residents and family members are being allowed in.
• Bartow County Schools are closed today due to storm damage and widespread power outages.
• Reports coming in say tornado may have touched down on Cedar Creek Road in Adairsville.
• Reports of transformers blowing off Kingston Highway 293.
• A pedestrian may have been struck twice by a vehicle at Burnt Hickory and Mission Road.
• The tornado siren is going off in Cartersville. A tornado has reportedly touched down in Cave Spring.
• Coosa Valley Credit Union has closed all branches, including the North Tennessee Street location, due to the weather. We will keep you posted on any closings we are made aware of.
• B.C. Schools Assoc. Superintendent Ben Desper said superintendent John Harper will make a decision about noon whether to end the school day early or cancel any school activities due to inclement weather. The school system is monitoring the weather, but h
• As of 9:25 a.m., there have been multiple reports of trees down in the areas of Mission Road, Richards Road, Allatoona Shores, Old Grassdale Road, Grassdale Road and Keith Road. There are also reports of trees that have fallen on homes and a small fire.
• According to reports, an 18-year-old male has been shot by another male on Hannon Way in Cartersville. Both county and city units have responded.
• City of Cartersville residents who receive Friday trash service from the city are reminded that, due to the Good Friday holiday, there will be no trash pickup Friday. Trash will be picked up Monday.
• Christopher Leslie, the man found guilty of locking a child in a box, was sentenced to 25 years to serve 10. See Wednesday's The Daily Tribune News for the full story and more.
• There was a car fire at Longhorn about 1 p.m. No injuries were reported, and the fire was contained quickly. The cause is still under investigation. Also, this afternoon a high-speed chase involving a Jeep Cherokee from Resaca ended with the driver'
• A person was killed in a one-vehicle crash about 10 p.m. in the area of Beasley Road and Highway 113, the Georgia State Patrol has confirmed. No information on the victim or cause could be provided.
• Residents in the area of the battery recycling plant fire have been allowed to return home. We were also advised measures may be taken to ensure runoff from the scene is not contaminated. See Sunday's edition for the story.
• A fire and explosions at a battery recycling center on Porter Street about 3 p.m. Saturday has sent multiple persons to the hospital. City and county fire are on the scene. Smoke was seen as far away as the Shaw plant on U.S. 41, according to sources. A
• An explosion in the area of Porter Street has been reported. Four units were called in with two more on standby. Reports are emergency crews are evacuating the area. A reporter is en route. Updates will follow.
• We have been told a Bartow County deputy was involved in a shooting tonight. Sheriff Clark Millsap declined to comment. We are following the story and will update as information becomes available.
• FDIC representatives are on scene at Bartow County Bank in Cartersville. Reports are the bank has been taken over. A story will follow when information becomes available.
• There are reports of trees down, along with power lines, in Adairsville.
• The wind is picking up — and taking trees with it. A tree was down at Luckie Street and West Avenue; it took out power lines and a car. Other reports of downed trees within the county could not be confirmed at this time.
• Authorities are searching for two subjects in separate incidents. Bartow deputies are searching for an inmate who escaped from work detail in a city of Kingston work truck. Cartersville officers are in a foot chase with a subject who fled a field interv
• Cartersville Fire Chief Carter has confirmed a male died in an early morning fire. A story and photos to follow.
• There was a major sewage spill last night. It has been contained and clean-up efforts continue.
• Buy Bartow-Work Bartow going on now at Bartow County Government Annex. The bell will begin ringing at 1 p.m.
• Mission Road is closed from Charles Street to Burnt Hickory Road after a tree took out power lines and a gas line.
• The Georgia Department of Transportation has the northbound lane of Highway 411 closed north of Toyo Tire in White. A sinkhole caused the roadway to cave in when crews drilled exploratory holes in the pavement. No estimate of when it will be repaired.
• Two black males armed with a crowbar reportedly stole cellphones from Walmart, assaulting a clerk with the weapon. The suspects were seen heading in the direction of Cartersville Medical Center.
• Coming Sunday: The Daily Tribune News will delve deeper into recently released Census numbers, what they mean for Bartow County and provide a look at what's to come from the 2010 Census. Also Sunday, Health & Fitness 2011 will give insight from
• Updated to provide a bit more information
• Highway 411 is shut down in the 1500 block due to an accident involving life flight.
• We will bring you the full story - with photos - of the home invasion thwarted by a resident's use of Facebook in Friday's paper. If you have used FB in an emergency tell us about it and we may use it in our story.
• A Cartersville resident tonight used Facebook to alert authorities of a home invasion. Has Facebook helped you in an emergency? Comments may be used for a future story.
• Cartersville Little League plans to honor Garrett Black before tonight's 5:45 game. The game is at Rudy York Field.
• A child has been struck and killed by a bus in the area of the city bus barn, according to reports. The Daily Tribune News has a reporter on the scene and will provide updates as available. Please see Tuesday's edition for more.
• Seven vehicles broken into at Pine Mountain recreational area over the weekend. Victims willing to speak about the incident are asked to contact Shaka Lias as soon as possible at 770-382-4548 for an upcoming article.
• Pick up Friday's The Daily Tribune News for two pages of local coupons.
• Are you a bargain shopper? Coupon clipper? If so, The Daily Tribune News has just what you're looking for. This Friday — March 11 — the DTN will feature two pages of local coupons.
• Don't forget to "Go Camo for Cade" on Friday, March 4, by wearing green or camouflage, and Hunting a Cure for Cade on Saturday will benefit Adairsville High's Cade Walker.
• Bartow County EMA Director Johnny Payne said a tornado was spotted in western Bartow County but did not touch down. There are reports of downed trees and power lines, and areas of flooding. See Tuesday's The Daily Tribune News for more.
• Tornado sirens are going off in the city of Cartersville. Rain, thunder and high winds reported. Let us know about the weather in your area.
• Bartow County middle and high schools released at 3:30 instead of 4:05 p.m. due to the threat of severe weather.
• Pick up your copy of The Daily Tribune News today for additional local savings in Extra Ink.
• A local man has been arrested by federal officers for child pornography. Details to follow when they become available.
• See the great deals The Daily Tribune News has in store this weekend. We will offer two pages of local coupons tomorrow, Feb. 25, along with extra deals in Extra Ink in Sunday's edition.
• See what's coming this week in The Daily Tribune News: On Friday, score deals at local businesses with two pages of coupons from area restaurants, clothing stores, and auto and lawn care companies. Continue the saving with Extra Ink in Sunday's
• Are you a bargain shopper? Coupon clipper? If so, The Daily Tribune News has just what you're looking for. This Friday — Feb. 25 — the DTN will feature two pages of local coupons, featuring deals on clothing, lawn and automotive care, an
• There are reports of areas of flames on Highway 41 south of the city at the Cartersville city limits signs.
• Highway 41 is reopened, according to Bartow County Fire Department. The fire at South Bridge has been contained, as has the blaze at Ladds Mountain/Burnt Hickory. Traffic was not affected by the latter fire, and both were worked by city and county units.
• Highway 41 in southern Bartow County is closed again due to rekindled fire. Fire crews are on scene, and traffic is being diverted in the area.
• If you, friends or family members have created a roadside memorial for loved ones please contact Shaka Lias to participate in an upcoming article about changes in DOT regulations concerning these memorials. Please call 770-382-4545 or e-mail shaka.lias@d
• The Daily Tribune News has experienced technical difficulties with e-mail. Some e-mails may be lost before they can be retrieved. If you sent an e-mail and did not receive a reply, please call 770-382-4545 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to verify the e-mail w
• Jeff Lewis has been elected to GDOT board for the 11th District.
• Georgia State Patrol Post 3 is reporting several icy patches, mostly along Interstate 75 and the area of Highway 411 at Stamp Creek in White. The dispatcher said most of what is falling is not sticking, but troopers have worked several accidents in the c
• One lane is closed on Interstate 75 north at mile marker 299 due to an accident. There are no injuries, but the vehicles are in the roadway.
• Emergency dispatch is advising reports of ice on the bridges along Interstate 75. If you are aware of icy patches or slippery road conditions, let us know where they are.
• Winter 2011 Newsletter
• See tomorrow's The Daily Tribune News for details — including where to send your resume — of tonight's town hall meeting with LakePoint Sports representatives in Emerson.
• LakePoint reps say they have private investors, which bind them to a confidentiality agreement.
• Judy Sparks with LakePoint says "local resumes going to the top of the file."
• First question in LakePoint Q&A: What about softball? "We think it will certainly be a part," said LakePoint partner David Branch.
• LakePoint representatives are discussing the development in Emerson. The anticipated first pitch has moved to October 2012, according to LakePoint Sports partner David Branch.
• Pick up Sunday's The Daily Tribune News for our Weddings section, a must-see for local brides. It will offer ideas and trends on gowns and tuxes, cakes, flowers, photography and more.
• Interested in attending the town hall meeting on the LakePoint project? The event begins at 6 p.m. in Emerson City Council's chambers, 700 Highway 293.
• Are you a couple planning to wed in 2011 who will be honoring deceased loved ones during the ceremony? Contact Shaka Lias at shaka.lias@daily-tribune.com or 770-382-4545 with what you plan to do to honor those no longer with us.
• Save the Date: The Daily Tribune News' 2011 Weddings section is coming Sunday, Jan. 30. Pick up a copy for tips, trends, ideas and more for planning your wedding!
• Chattahoochee Tech will reopen Friday at 10 a.m.
• Just more than 12 hours to go before the deadline for our photo contest. Send us your best snowstorm photos!
• Chattahoochee Technical College will be closed again for Thursday, Jan. 13.
• Cartersville City Schools also are closed Thursday, Jan. 13. Staff is asked to report at 9 a.m.
• Bartow County Schools are closed Thursday, Jan. 13. All staff, except school-based nutrition employees and bus drivers, should report at 9 a.m.
• Have you entered yet? Only two more days before the deadline!
• City of Cartersville trash service will resume a normal schedule tomorrow, beginning with those who normally have pick-up on Wednesday. Those who have collection on Monday and Tuesday, service will resume Tuesday, Jan. 18, as Monday is the Martin Luther
• Bartow County Schools are closed Wednesday. Cartersville City Schools are closed to students, but faculty and staff asked to report at 9 a.m. or when they safely can do so.
• Shaw Industries' Manufacturing & Distribution will open on Tuesday for second shift. Administrative offices will reopen Tuesday at 10 a.m. for those that can arrive safety.
• Preliminary plans are to open The Daily Tribune offices at 10 a.m. Tuesday morning if road conditions allow. Any changes will be posted when decision is made.
• The City of Cartersville is closed today. Those that usually receive Monday trash service will receive trash pick-up on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Also, Northwest Georgia Public Health offices in Bartow County are closed today.
• The Daily Tribune News' offices are closed today.
• Submit your best snowstorm photos by midnight Thursday, Jan. 14. The best photos will be published Sunday, with the winner on the front page Monday, Jan. 17. The winner will receive a 3-month subscription. Photos should be e-mailed in jpeg format, 300 dp
• Chattahoochee Technical College has canceled classes for all campuses Monday.
• Bartow County Schools are closed Monday. No news on Cartersville City Schools.
• The Daily Tribune News is looking for couples who plan to wed in 2011 and will be honoring deceased loved ones during the ceremony. Please contact Shaka Lias at shaka.lias@daily-tribune.com or at 770-382-4545.
• A candlelight vigil will be held at 7 p.m. today at Osborne Park in Euharlee in memory of Rob Taylor. Those attending are asked to bring a candle.
• Reminder: All branches will close at 6:00 PM TOMORROW night. We will also be closed Friday & Saturday. Thanks!
• We hope you all had a wonderful holiday and enjoyed the snow! All branches are open today. Stop by for a great read!
• Delivery of Sunday's The Daily Tribune News has been delayed due to hazardous road conditions. Please see our website - www.daily-tribune.com - for more information on the the areas seeing delays.
• Delivery of Sunday's The Daily Tribune News may be delayed due to inclement weather and resulting road conditions. Please see our website - www.daily-tribune.com - for more information.
• The Daily Tribune will print Sunday. With the possibility of winter weather, delivery of the newspaper may be delayed. The DTN Circulation Department asks that readers understand road conditions may make delivery difficult until roads are safe to navigat
• REMINDER: ALL BRANCHES will be CLOSED tomorrow (12/23) through Monday (12/28) in observance of the Christmas Holidays. We will reopen Tuesday with our regularly scheduled hours. We wish you all a safe and happy Holiday! :)
• Tuesday, at the Emmie Nelson Library in Euharlee, join us for a Holiday Recipe Swap! Bring your favorite holiday recipe, along with a sample to share. Program begins at 6:30 PM.
• Suspect sought in police-involved shooting has been captured. Sheriff Clark Millsap said a white female was shot, but declined to give identification or the extent of her injuries. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been called in, and more informat
• Shots fired in area of Cartersville Public Library. Reports coming out say there are injuries. The DTN is on the scene.
• NOTICE: The Girls Club Christmas Crafts program scheduled for tonight at 6pm has been CANCELED.
• Bartow County schools will be closed tomorrow.
• The Bartow County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia State Patrol are reporting numerous wrecks, along with dangerous road conditions. GSP said at 7 p.m. Interstate 75 southbound remains closed due to accidents. Ice and accidents are reported all sma
• The Bartow County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia State Patrol are reporting numerous wrecks, along with dangerous road conditions. Reports coming in say Interstate 75 southbound has been closed due to ice, along with other smaller roadways.
• Kindermusik Storytime : Join us for a music and movement filled storytime featuring Kindermusik educator, Katie Hurley. For ages 1 - 4. Call to registration -spaces available. Wednesday 12/15/10 at 10am or 11am Nathan Dean Room Cartesville Library.
• Book Chat's Annual Christmas Party is tomorrow, 12/14/2010, at the Cartersville Library. Bring a wrapped paper back and prepare to play Dirty Santa! Program begins at 7:00 PM.
• Looking for a perfect stocking stuffer? The Daily Tribune News' 2011 Where in the World calendar is the ideal addition to any Christmas stocking. For $5, you can give the gift of friends, family and colleagues all year. Calendars are available in ou
• We hope you're all having a teriffic Wednesday! Stop by, on a cold day, to get a great book to read! :)
• Tomorrow, at the Emmie Nelson Library in Euharlee, its Movie Time! Come by to watch Jim Carey in "A Christmas Carol". Movie begins at 6:00 PM!
• Today, at the Cartersville Branch, bring the kids to learn about Kittens and Cats with the Etowah Valley Humane Society. Program begins at 3:30 PM.
• Reminder: If you signed up for "Craft Time: Make Your Own Ornaments" at the Adairsville Library, the program is tomorrow at 6:00 PM.
• Thursday, 12/02/10, come to the Cartersville Library for a Japanese Cultural Tour. This month we will be discussing travel tips for a great trip to Japan. Program begins at 6:30 PM.
• The 2011 Book Chat Schedule is already posted! Discussion times move to 6:00 p.m. on the third Monday of the month – except in January when it will be on the third Tuesday because the library is closed in observance of Martin Luther King Day. www
• All branches are open for business today! We hope your holiday weekend was excellent!
• REMINDER: All branches will be closed Thursday and Friday in honor of the Thanksgiving Holidays. The Cartersville Branch will be open on Saturday 11/27 and all branches will be open on Monday 11/29. We wish you all a happy and safe holiday.
• What’s everyone planning to read over the Thanksgiving holiday?
• Want to learn more about Music on the Net? Then come to our Keeping Up With the Jetsons: Current Cyberspace Trends program that teaches you how to find music, in every genre, on the web. Learn how to download, listen to and find artists. Tuesday Nov 2
• If you registered for either of Saturday's craft programs DON'T FORGET! Wine Bottle Vases is at 10:00 AM & Wine & Beverage Tags is at 2:00 PM.
• Friday night (11/19) join us, at the Cartersville Library, for a special Library After Hours program with author Greg Dawson. Mr. Dawson will be here to discuss his book "Hiding in the Spotlight: a Musical Prodigy's Story of Survival 1941-1946
• Turkey Fryer Cooking & Safety Tips
• Thursday, 11/18/10 - Join the Dream Weavers, at the Cartersville Branch, for their monthly yarn enthusiast meeting! Program begins at 6:00 PM, please bring your own supplies.
• If you like pie, then come on by, the Emmie Nelson Library for our monthly recipe swap! Bring a copy of your favorite pie recipe (sweet or savory) along with a sample to share. Tonight at 6:30 PM.
• Breaking News: The Bartow County District Attorney's Office has confirmed that Allen Scott Martin has entered a plea of guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter. Martin faced counts of murder, felony murder & concealing the death of another. More de
• Teen Movie Screening – Scott Pilgrim vs. the World – Tuesday, November 16th – 6:00 p.m. Rated PG-13
• 3rd annual Super Smash Brothers Video Game Tournament Saturday from 1 – 4 at the Cartersville Library. Gamestop and Target giftcards prizes for 1st and 2nd place. Registration is requested, ages 14 and up, although any remaining spots open on S
• Come hear DENNIS HASKINS, aka Mr. Belding from "Saved By the Bell", speak to GHC students to kick off the GHC Speaker Series on Wednesday, Sept. 8 at 7:00pm in the Library Fireside! Admission is FREE and extra credit may apply!
• Library Survey
• Congratulations to Mary Jane Maulsby winner of the Friends of the Library Kindle raffle.
• June 12, 2010 READiscover Your Library, Summer Adult Reading Program 2010
• Teresa Harris, of the Pumphouse Players, hosted a version of "Who's Line is it Anyway?&qu
• Fall Fire Safety Tips
• Fall Fire Safety Tips
• Veronica Carden founded the Hoe'n Euharlee Garden Club. The garden club planted this beautifu
• Public Notification
• Fire Safety Family Night
• Toilet Rebate Application
• Toilet Rebate - Qualifying Toilets
• Georgia Water Stewardship Act
• Two families united, bringing together community and business solutions for Bartow County.
• Two Families United, Bringing Bartow County Computer Solutions & Community Involvement
• Historic Window and Door Maintenance & Repair Workshop
• Water Restrictions Revised
• Alternative Truck Route
• Concerning offer for water line replacement insurance
• 2010 Census Update
• Landscape Water Use Chart
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Duck Week: Duck Derby Seven Festival - Surfin' Safari
• James Gregory - The Funniest Man In America
• 4th Annual Southeastern Cowboy Gathering
• The Return - Beatles Tribute Band
• Dignity, Beauty, Essence: Dee Venzer’s West
• By Native Hands: Native American Baskets
• Serenading the Light - Paintings Of The Desert Southwest
• James Gregory - Southern Comedy
• Music In Our Environment
• Georgia On Our Minds
• Children's Saturday - A Booth Museum Cowboy Christmas
• Native American Baskets From The Lauren Rogers Museum Of Art
• Borderlands Gallery Exhibit - The Essence Of Cowboying
• Borderlands Gallery Exhibit - A Passion for Pencil
• Mining In Bartow County
• A Pettit Creek Christmas Holiday Lights Display
• Christmas At Grand Oaks
• Prince Charming's Ball
• Booth Western Art Museum Lecture By Sculptor Curtis Fort
• Lunch and Learn
• Etowah Memories
• Turkey Tournament
• Children's Saturday At Booth Western Art Museum
• Rip Van Winkle
• The Burning Of Cassville

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