Dalton, GA News

• Dalton, GA News
• Qualifying for local, state candidates finished
• Patriotic events planned this weekend
• Sheriff: Murders were ‘crime of passion’
• graduations
• ‘Anything is possible’
• Hullender’s hard work pays off
• ‘It’s heartbreaking’
• Area church news
• Column: The Rev. Mike Shearon: 3 things the church should offer
• Citizen of the Week: Jacqueline Hudson
• Update: Authorities still searching for murder suspect
• Double homicide in Dawnville
• Saul brings Romney’s message to Dalton
• Suddeth looks to God, mother for his strength
• Parrott gearing up for artsy future
• Memorial Day closings announced
• Qualifying for local, state candidates ongoing
• Supervisors serve breakfast EMS week
• BREAKING NEWS: Double homicide victims identified
• Jobless rate dips in metro Dalton
• Cleanup at MFG completed, investigation continues
• Rocky start, smoother finish for Morris basketball player
• Williams says experience will make her better doctor
• And they’re off
• Mohawk adding 500 jobs in Summerville
• Seven non-profits benefit from foundation’s grants
• U.S. Forest Service celebrates National Trails Day with volunteer service events in Georgia
• Lawson knows ‘can’t never could’
• Long bullying lawsuit dismissed
• ‘Daughter of Dalton’ returns home
• Smith never stopped fighting
• Breaking news: Bullying lawsuit dismissed
• ‘Chemical rupture’ at MFG sends 43 to hospital for decontamination
• Raymundo wants to influence young students
• Exeni conquers cancer, seeks to be pediatrician
• SPLOST projects cost less than expected
• Federal funds to pay for safety improvements at Dalton airport
• Bradley Wellness Center to offer Camp BWC
• BWC to hold dance for daddies, daughters
• Chemical release at MFG Chemical
• Sets of brothers honored for historic preservation
• Gonzalez eyes his dream of teaching history
• Waugh talks plans for Roadrunners
• Toilets and guitars
• Picked for television
• Fiancee: More to sodomy charge
• Former Sheriff Stafford running for office again
• Qualifying starts Wednesday in Whitfield, Murray
• Miller joins field running for county clerk of Superior Court
• Cope seeks re-election as magistrate judge
• Teacher Stuckey seeks position of clerk of Superior Court
• Wreck kills one
• Daily Citizen wins 21 AP awards, including ‘Story of the Year’
• Science Cafe goes batty in final meeting until September
• Victims warn against debit card phishing scam
• Arrest made in alleged sexual assault at college
• Man in home invasion sentenced to 55 years
• Metro area still losing jobs
• WCS Summer School to be at Phoenix High
• Morris Innovative switching to four-day week
• Whitfield DARE essay winners honored by Kiwanis Club
• Hutcheson shooter pleads guilty, sentenced to two life terms
• Werner Braun: Twelve years and counting
• Blackburn drops out of magistrate race
• ‘What it feels like to be a princess’
• Former Whitfield resident sworn in to Supreme Court bar
• Dalton man convicted of home invasion charges
• Churches pitch in on ‘Five Love Languages’ event
• Murray arts council forming
• Top faculty, staff receive service awards at Dalton State College
• Dalton State College to observe summer schedule
• Bagley Middle holds talent show
• Man charged in retired trooper’s death denied bond
• Lawmakers say they want to abolish income tax but not yet
• Local bugler to play ‘Taps’ at 150th anniversary observance
• Stanley runs again for school board
• Jones seeks to keep commission seat
• Hooper eyes chief magistrate post
• ‘Life or death’
• No tax increase on Dalton schools radar
• Forbes ranks Dalton one of best small cities for job growth
• County no longer has liaisons
• Chitwood to run for sheriff again
• No Child Left Behind vanishing
• Officials: Call 911 for rabid animals
• ‘Every day is Train Day in Dalton’
• Father, son remembered as loving, laughing
• Road to recovery
• Whitfield County Coroner Bobbie Dixon to seek re-election.
• Robert Shaw receives foundation Humanitarian Award
• Amanda Burt:Find yourself in service
• Civil War anniversary: Dalton’s enchanting love story: Rachel and John Hamilton
• McKinneys to teach art
• GOP qualifying coming up
• Free hearing screenings at Looper
• Llama and buggy days
• Dalton man arrested as fugitive from Maine
• Man charged in Murray traffic fatality
• Local graduates helping young mothers and children
• The Rev. Patricia M. Grace: Of mustard seeds and Peacock Alley
• Graham marks 30th anniversary
• Yard sale today kicks off Salvation Army Week observance
• Survey shows parents struggling to find trusted baby-sitters
• Whitfield County budget in the black?
• Golden Gaiter
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect slain; 2 girls OK
• Yard sale Saturday kicks off Salvation Army Week
• Claxton looks to impact the lives of others
• Local Civil War group receives state honor
• Pannell to take senior status
• Werner Braun: CARE honors innovators
• Baxter to run for re-election as Whitfield magistrate
• State board OKs new fees for GED test-takers
• Taylorsville mayor pleads guilty to ‘traveler’ charge
• Relative: Suspect thought kidnapped girls were his
• Crash in school zone
• Community Development Corp. honored for work
• Teacher charged with DUI files EEOC complaint
• State official says emergency receiver to be appointed for Peachtree Estates
• Dalton High gets high ranking in U.S. News & World Report
• Dalton Tea Party meets Tuesday
• Once upon a time ...
• Mike Babb to run for re-election
• DPD welcomes new officer
• President of the Georgia Humanities Council to speak to Whitfield-Murray Historical Society
• Targeted reading program works for other kids too
• Peachtree parent company sued by landlord
• Dalton, Whitfield generated record hotel taxes in 2011
• Evans to run for Whitfield Magistrate Court
• Dalton to start repaving Glenwood soon
• Woman arrested for alleged obstruction in murder case
• School officials ask for employee dress code
• Money for Dalton State College building approved
• Police Week and Officers Memorial Day observed locally tonight
• Strut Your Mutt
• A closer look: Several factors at play in Whitfield schools money numbers
• Airport officials invite public to open house
• Laughter to seek commissioner seat
• Area Arrests
• Georgia to keep ‘Stand Your Ground’ law?
• Broadway Baby
• Residents ready to get rid of unwanted medicines
• ‘Looking for love in the wrong place’
• Guns at church?
• Slaying suspect jailed in Dalton
• Gym show
• Lakeshore garden builds community spirit
• Domestic violence deaths rise in Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: Captain James Morris and the W&A Hotel
• Former Dalton rec director Nix placed in lofty company
• Career fair draws thousands
• ‘She’s losing blood’
• Old Fort man cleared in ‘traveler’ case
• Studio instructor gets jail on drug charge
• Column: G. David Henderson: Let’s eat and drink together!
• St. Mark’s Preschool celebrates ‘Nets for Life’
• Annual Strut Your Mutt is Sunday at Dalton Green
• Agendas for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting and work session
• ‘Don’t let the prayer stop here’
• Freedom earned
• Warrant issued for man charged with child molestations
• Brian Anderson: Honoring the institution of prayer
• Werner Braun:Something from nothing
• Dalton State Foundation awards 122 scholarships
• J.R. Martinez now a proud father
• Commemoration committee honored by Georgia Historical Society
• National Tourism Week is May 5-13
• Compost bin sale this Saturday
• Last of Tent City residents gone
• ‘We are D’ signs reported stolen
• Woman gets prison time on vehicular homicide charge
• Refugee tells students of childhood survival in Asian jungles
• Dalton Utilities: Aging water mains and pipes are a national issue
• Area firefighters score high in tower climb
• Dalton State offers one-stop shop for speedy admission Friday
• Historical society rummage sale
• Cohutta Elementary School holds International Celebration
• Family files wrongful death suit
• Whitfield school officials: Tax increase possible
• New open records law brings confusion, changes
• Garrett to seek magistrate position
• ‘The essence of the beloved community’
• Shooting victim recovering
• Dalton Middle investigated for CRCT erasures
• Whitfield school officials hold first ESPLOST meeting today
• Early learning official stresses reading
• Two dead; one arrested
• Fire cause unknown
• Merger commission nears finish line
• Arrest made in Sunday morning homicide
• Career Fair expected to draw thousands
• 'We have been transformed’
• Durden: Memorial Day started in Georgia
• Dalton, Whitfield school boards meet Monday
• Legacy apartment units burn; no injuries
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education work session
• Bethel honored for service to Community Foundation
• Dalton State cuts jobs to balance $150,000 shortfall
• Attorney: Peachtree Estates not responding to complaints
• Raccoon tests positive for rabies in Whitfield
• Whitfield County Schools invites public to learn about the ESPLOST, funding challenges
• DPD honors Lt. Key
• Investigators seek info in theft from lost wallet
• Police seek identity of fraud suspects
• Bethel: ‘We need ... changing hearts and educated minds’
• The perfect dress
• Metro Dalton’s jobless rate drops to 11.6 percent in March
• Lumpkin, McCamy families helped shape area
• Man indicted in Whitfield County in retired trooper’s death
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Trains bog down morning commute
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate drops to 11.6 percent
• Adding to ‘Dalton’s Civil War story’
• Murray reflects on child abuse cases
• Return unused perscription drugs safely
• Prep football: Rivalries to start, renew
• Teen could land in Juvenile Court
• Teens urge drivers not to text behind the wheel
• Four honored at JA banquet
• Emery Street crossing closed
• Cain: I could have won
• ‘Our son bought into the lie’
• Ecumenical Earth Day
• New fields to be named for former recreation director Nix
• Dancing Stars of Dalton
• Officials get real with synthetic marijuana
• Murray senior prank punishment draws frowns
• Speaker questions voting methods
• Historical Society recognizes student preservationists
• Civil War anniversary: Dalton First Methodist Church
• Broadrick says jobs will be main issue
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Lead gift kicks off Healthcare Foundation’s $6 million capital campaign
• Dalton Arts Project Club D 2012 Clothing and More Drive to benefit Cherokee Estate
• 'Guys and Dolls' at North Murray
• State to add lanes at Cleveland Highway and North Bypass
• Crandall man charged with sexual exploitation
• Long earns certification
• Commentary: Ben Giselbach: Standing boldly for the truth
• Learn about environmental stewardship Sunday at St. Mark's
• Discounted rabies clinics coming up
• New Dalton State Logos Unveiled
• Woman charged for allegedly ramming apartment with vehicle
• Author says Gulf oil spill was result of deliberate decisions
• Dalton council re-appoints Robertson to building authority
• Murray teachers on furlough today
• Werner Braun: Implementing a carpet maintenance program
• Civil rights icon John Lewis to speak on ‘The Beloved Community’
• Rotary Club boasts six Ambassadorial Scholars
• State seeks Georgians 100 and older
• Afghan being raffled in fundraiser Sunday
• Dalton athlete becomes a cover girl
• Job shadowers
• 4 to join Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame
• Dalton school officials considering pay increase
• Merger commission still working on report
• Former school board chairman honored
• League speaker to advocate changes in city elections
• Community Pride Day set Saturday
• Detention center to hold toiletry drive
• School officials: Morris necessary
• S.C. teen charged in I-75 chase
• Former Dalton resident killed in Tennessee
• Dalton approves borrowing money
• Regents impose tuition hike at DSC
• Morris concerns top questions at forum
• Gray picked to lead Raiders
• ESPLOST hoped for July 31 ballot
• Public can be part of DPD accreditation
• Tent City residents mixed about forced move
• Local tea party groups hope to be watchdogs over government
• Dalton schools public forum tonight
• North Murray teacher invents Spanish learning game
• Last minute tax tips for Georgians
• Dalton man writes poetry book
• Tracking the General
• Bigger classes draw concern
• School board members look to ESPLOST resolution
• New health department manager not new to public health
• Work by local artist Beck added to sculpture garden
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Class acts: school news
• Guild features Christine Pope and Friends for April
• Special packages available for sold out Dancing Stars of Dalton
• Few apply for Southeast head football coach position
• Sharp-Skilled Flat-Fixer
• Career Academy board looks at tuition waivers, more space
• ‘Go ahead and pre-arrange my funeral’
• Man charged with child sex crimes
• Werner Braun: Global company gives back to Dalton and Whitfield County
• The Rev. Patricia M. Grace: The sacredness of every life
• Outback Steakhouse to host lunch to benefit GreenHouse
• DPD, area agencies to participate in National Drug Take Back Day
• Spirit Walk ‘Remembering Dalton: Days of the Civil War’ presented by DLT
• Agendas for Tuesday's Dalton Board of Education work session and meeting
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• ‘My train was captured’
• Man found guilty in ‘traveler’ case
• Store plans 20-year celebration in Dalton
• Bond sales approved for school remodeling
• Child caught with gun at Whitfield school
• Man found guilty in traveler case
• Graduation rates drop with new formula
• Whitfield telecommunicators recognized for their 24/7 service
• College campus assault reported
• AARP’S “55 Alive” driving class offered at Royal Oaks
• Forum questions will be anonymous
• ‘Mr. Kroger’ marks 25 years with Dalton grocery store
• TV writer shares tips with local scribes
• Agenda for Career Academy board of directors meeting
• Federal government wants to do business with small firms
• Two say they’ll run for Whitfield Magistrate Court
• Revamped Spirit Walk starts this week with new characters and cast
• Man charged with child molestation
• Commissioners seek finance director again
• Dalton school board settles dispute with company
• Police seek man in theft of wallet
• Alleged bullying lawsuit continues
• CVAD identifies community assets that could be valuable tools in aftermath of disaster
• Business leader Boring passes away
• egg hunter
• Fogarty looks back on years as librarian with fondness
• Dalton schools forum set for April 16
• Whitfield’s budget drops 18 percent in four years
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: The Great Locomotive Chase comes through Whitfield County part 4
• Community Pride Day on April 21
• Dalton school board to meet Monday afternoon
• A cross to bear
• Kiddie Land owner says compliance designation needs closer look
• Murray sheriff’s candidates tout experience
• United Way offers volunteer opportunities
• Police seek Big Lots burglars
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Daily Citizen photographer among finalist for the best of year
• State gives notice of intent to close Peachtree Estates
• New football coach: Mountaineers go with Gann
• Tunnel Hill man gets prison in computer porn case
• Part of New Hope Road closed today
• ‘Wow!’: Rocky Face man wins $1 million in lottery
• Dooley talks Civil War, football
• Dalton firefighters battle blaze
• WIC program underused in Whitfield
• Man pleads not guilty in baby’s death
• Spreading the word about the Emery Center
• Headrick is EMS Educator of the Year
• Dalton firefighters battle blaze
• Most local day cares compliant
• Hogan increases freeport exemption
• Disaster Awareness Day sees 60 weather radios sold
• Conference will focus on starting and growing small businesses
• Woman sentenced for defrauding doctor’s office
• Murray’s STAR students plan medical careers
• Lucky no longer?
• New finance director aims for 'right direction'
• Dalton greenway advances
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran - Earnest Head
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran - J.T. Carroll
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran - Michael Hough
• Hamilton to hold stroke support group
• Whitfield’s small cities don’t seek much larger share of sales tax
• Woman dies in ATV accident
• Focus is on Park Creek School
• Women advance in higher education, still lag in some areas
• HMC named Best Regional Hospital by U.S. News & World Report
• Volunteers help preserve Prater’s Mill
• Local tea party members join rally outside U.S. Supreme Court
• Schools tout AP classes as students look toward college
• Civil War anniversary: The Great Locomotive Chase comes through Whitfield County part 3
• Gordon County to celebrate Civil War anniversary with re-enactors, book signing and movie
• Class acts: school news
• Lingering legacy of Titanic to be program topic
• Cultural Heritage Day at Prater's Mill
• Griggs couple honored by Boy Scouts
• Man gets 30 years for dragging police officer
• Former DSC professor indicted
• Teen who faced deportation arrested
• Bank burglary investigated
• Man charged with sexual battery, denies claim
• Plant worker died of heart attack
• Column: G. David Henderson: What in this world was that loud big bang?
• ‘He cared about the kids’
• Metro area’s jobless rate down to 12.3 percent in February
• Worker dies at Dalton textile plant
• Commissioner may have sent questions to job candidate in error
• Foreign officials learn Dalton is open for business
• Worker dies at Dalton textile plant
• Intersection in Dalton now open
• Money for DSC building in state budget, which awaits governor’s signature
• Man charged with child molestation has bond hearing Friday
• Report: Worker falls into latex
• Winners, losers from new tax reform bill still unclear
• Man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Promotions, honors at Public Safety Commission
• Volunteers sought for work day Saturday at Prater’s Mill
• Weather radios, programming available during disaster awareness event
• Organic farming operation explained
• School officials investigate vandalism at Northwest
• Rocky Face man remembered as great employee, loving father
• Rossville woman killed on I-75
• International dignitaries visiting Dalton
• High crash areas have higher cellphone use
• Rossville woman killed on I-75
• Valley Point starts ‘Intervention First’ program
• Southeast parent questions coach dismissals
• Herman Cain headlines fundraiser for Graves
• Whitfield puts surplus equipment up for sale
• Seniors, others appreciate free quarterly Sunday lunch
• 'Just a very, very dangerous intersection'
• Friends of North Dalton reunion set
• Civil War anniversary: The Great Locomotive Chase comes through Whitfield County part 2
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Tandus volunteers
• Marine Corps League thanks supporters
• Shaw talk
• Lucky Peaches closed after GBI raid
• Another bank in Dalton fails
• Food bank pleased with new forklift
• Lots of wrecks in Whitfield on Friday
• Changes made to political map of Murray County
• St. Mark's, First UMC join for Lenten Vespers
• Services for former Daily Citizen staffer today in Chattanooga
• J.R. Martinez greeted with ‘overwhelming’ enthusiasm
• Driver was on wrong side of road
• Senate passes Ga. tax break bill; goes to governor
• Dalton man gets prison time on abuse charges
• Area still bleeding jobs
• Werner Braun: Like NASCAR, carpet likes to stay in the race
• Curbside recycling in Dalton increases 14 percent over 2010
• IRS: Beware of bogus refund schemes
• Spoil me — Just for women
• Corrected dates for the ‘Footsteps of Paul’ series
• Dogs at school
• 'Anne Frank' opens tonight
• Schools mum over coach dismissals
• United Way honors ‘amazing’ volunteers
• Speed bumps or road blocks?
• Student cited for taking air gun to school
• Homeless camps to be disbanded
• Chatsworth family on national television to speak out on bullying
• Dalton council members think elections are fair
• Chatsworth man charged with child molestation
• Dalton tuition unchanged
• ‘Not-so-good Samaritan’ turns self in
• ‘It showed me what I could become’
• Kendrick on Murray school board for second time
• Dalton partially settles tax lawsuit
• Woman ‘critical’ after fatal wreck
• Ringgold police: Wanted computer scammer spotted in Dalton
• Hundreds of residents opt for home school, private school
• Local tour to commemorate 'Chase'
• Renz wants to put Dalton back on the map
• Heated Response
• Driver may have died of heart attack
• Schools, employers look to create more skilled workers
• 2 killed in wreck
• GHSA policy
• Ronnie McClurg is Toast of the Town
• Civil War anniversary: The Great Locomotive Chase comes through Whitfield County part 1
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: Annual meeting coming up Wednesday
• Auditions Monday for 'Toy School'
• Man arrested on child sex charge
• Man dies at wreck scene
• New golf cart dedicated at historic tunnel
• Cherokee Estate offers hope, love for girls from bad family situations
• Wrecks result in injuries
• Column: G. David Henderson: Succeeding by God’s faith in you
• Aquarium folks active in area
• David Colmans: Inside Insurance: 2011 natural catastrophes, global train wreck
• Werner Braun: Mohawk donates to area food bank
• Top state judge to help celebrate drug court's 10th year
• Southeast boots head football coach
• Area unemployment figures up again
• Teacher leaving school, going to FBI
• Eggs-actly what’s needed
• Local unemployment rate increases to 12.7 percent
• North Murray student wins Congressional Art Competition
• Daltonian’s toy line up for big product push
• Varnell officials move forward on new City Hall
• Dalton school chief’s contract extended one year
• Woman pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Fatal wreck investigated
• Bluegrass concert in Dalton Saturday
• Healthcare Partnership receives grant from It’s The Journey
• Varnell officer on leave until crash investigation complete
• Man killed in bypass wreck
• Dalton man gets probation for meth
• Crunch time
• Alpharetta man gets prison in ‘traveler’ case
• Dalton man charged with child sex offenses
• Renz plans to run for District 4 seat
• Former Dalton resident starts online magazine
• Dalton school board gives $2.8M nod toward Morris Innovative move
• Deputy fired after DUI charge
• Hotspot for filmmakers: Hollywood comes to Georgia
• ‘The Fantasticks’ opens Friday at ACT
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years today
• Finger talk
• Peeples legacy memorialized in Murray
• Spreading the word on Chatsworth streets
• Commuters can get ‘drive-thru’ prayer
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: The Monitor and the Merrimack
• Class acts
• Dedication ceremonies set for new Civil War markers
• Local ladies step out in style for life, leadership camp
• Police seek not-so-good Samaritan in purse theft
• Teen charged in grandmother’s murder faces April 24 hearing
• Column: G. David Henderson: Persevering faith and praying: Part 2
• Column: The Rev. Mike Shearon: Church is like spring training
• Brother, sister reunited across the pond after 62 years
• Belgian students speak highly of Dalton
• Werner Braun: Parks and recreation
• Marilyn Helms: Invest now in the future
• Soul Food
• Boys and Girls Clubs benefit from Leadership Murray
• Alcohol, freeport could sway merger decision
• Teen in critical condition after wreck
• Service for Revolutionary War soldier slated
• Dalton school board opens public participation for Monday meeting
• Arts and crafts show at mall this weekend
• Murray voters overwhelmingly approve SPLOST renewal
• ‘Five Love Languages’ author to visit Dalton
• Georgia first lady tours GNTC’s Whitfield Murray Campus
• Hamilton to host diabetes awareness event - March 27th
• Local results: Gingrich wins in Whitfield, Murray
• SPLOST passes in Murray
• North Murray AD: ‘Not just wins and losses’
• Presidential primary, SPLOST votes today
• Kendrick appointed to Murray school board seat
• ‘A great guy’
• Dalton man gets five years on rape charge
• Northwest Elementary gets Platinum Award
• Use Facebook to win Globetrotters tickets
• Whitfield looks at, rejects 160-day school calendar
• Development authority aims to help Connector 3 bounce back
• North Murray head football coach out
• Newspaper carrier killed
• Republican candidates battle for Georgia on Super Tuesday
• Dalton State College signs agreement with Korea Tech
• Humane Society Volunteers Needed
• Dalton Community Center celebrates children
• Murray deputy arrested for DUI in Dalton
• Benefit for Sam
• Murray officials: Passing SPLOST on Tuesday ‘critical’
• Poll: Gingrich to take Georgia
• Whitfield board plans calendar adoption
• Civil War anniversary: Poplar Springs Baptist Church
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Class acts: school news
• Oobleck and Truffula trees
• Whitfield school system in dispute over new high school floors
• Area church news
• Conference to focus on Christian healing
• ‘American Classics’ concert presented by Dalton State College and Creative Arts Guild
• Column: G. David Henderson: The Necessity of CriticismThe power of persistence praying: Part 1
• McGuffey named to board of National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
• Cohutta native wins top honor for Hilton Garden Inn brand
• Stake and Steak with J.R. Martinez tickets now on sale
• Blood Assurance appeals for donors in response to severe weather
• Many school activities canceled
• Murray, Whitfield counties under tornado watch
• Santorum touts leadership on social issues in Dalton
• Santorum supporters praise his stand on social issues
• Alcohol, speed cited in fatal wreck
• Man pleads to arson in apartment fire
• 'A ray of sunshine'
• Job losses continue to mount
• Santorum visits Dalton
• Agenda for March 5 Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• ‘Now there’s work to do’
• Searching for a better life
• Santorum to speak at City Hall this morning
• Minor earthquake hits Rocky Face
• Merger commission could issue report soon
• Hamilton asking for community input
• Citizens urged to fill out community survey
• March Whitfield school council meetings
• Hamilton supporting sleep research
• Strong storms, tornadoes possible
• Santorum town hall meeting at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday
• Gingrich campaign hits Dalton
• ‘We love Newt’
• Authorities: Restaurant served as center for cocaine deals
• First lady, state superintendent to tour local schools, agencies today
• Newt hits Dalton
• Restaurant served as center for cocaine deals
• New Eastbrook Middle on track for summer finish
• Two Murray County men get prison on sex charges
• DPD investigating fatal crash
• Gingrich in Dalton today
• Residents voice concerns about drugs, crime at police forum
• DPD investigates fatality in one-vehicle crash
• Disaster recovery group progressing in Whitfield County
• Whitfield Democratic Committee meets Tuesday
• Racing to the top
• Saving ‘287(g)’
• Bill would stop state from robbing trust funds
• Mohawk grant of $25,000 gives new food bank branch strong start
• Whitfield school board to tour Eastbrook Middle
• Establishing First Baptist
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• ‘Laid back’ driver leads to pot bust
• Whitecotton Leather first business to reopen after Peacock Alley fire
• Isakson addresses chamber crowd at Cohutta Springs
• Poston sworn in as district attorney
• Hamilton completes Service Level renovation
• Area church news
• Werner Braun: Shaw Floors donating flooring for St. Jude Dream Homes
• Column: G. David Henderson: The Necessity of Criticisms
• Chattanooga welcomes seven-time Grammy winner Bill Gaither
• Jonas Foundation announces spring schedule
• Isakson says U.S. needs more enforcement of immigration laws
• Sex offender sent back to prison
• Professor: Freedom of speech must be balanced with civility
• DJC Roadrunners to be Lunch & Learn topic at Dalton State
• Fowler to lead Civil War roundtable discussion at the Guild
• DPD Explorers to host pancake breakfast March 24
• Murray to hold kindergarten, pre-k registration
• Pre-k and kindergarten registration March 5-8 for Dalton schools
• Gingrich to rally supporters in Dalton on Tuesday
• Firefighter faces child porn charges
• ‘Something very special’: German documentary to focus on Dalton Tea Party
• Murray school system: Mallett’s votes count
• Event aims to help small Dalton firms increase exports
• Gingrich to be in town on Tuesday
• Local vet receives Bronze Star
• Murray County deputy dies starting work day
• Dalton looks at out-of-district policy again
• School board member resigns; no replacement yet
• Police department to host community meeting
• Creative Arts Guild holds Winter Art Camp
• City curbs county services
• Northwest graduate 'ready to roll'
• City council approves change orders
• Murray starts specialized career school
• Daughters of the American Revolution name ‘Good Citizens’
• Friends: Houston was ‘fair, likable’
• Diversity Center programs designed to foster equity and inclusivity
• Second Woodsongs concert is Saturday
• ‘We touch a lot of lives, but there’s a lot of need’
• St. Mark’s, Bethel AME plan jazz service for Mardi Gras
• Mark Marlowe: Tap water: Drink up and save
• Voters split on primary choices
• Martinez to be keynote speaker at banquet
• Addressing school board could get easier
• Travel club plans trips to French Riviera, New England
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Paws for Pancakes
• Hibernating — or bear-ly awake?
• Dalton council protests “double taxation”
• Blimp visits Dalton airport
• Column: G. David Henderson: Whitney Houston has already preached her memorial service
• Local church news
• Whitfield CERT sets first session of 2012, seeks volunteers
• Westwood stage production
• Dalton schools in contract dispute over $1 million
• Home invasion victims charged with selling drugs
• ‘He’s never going to get over this’
• ‘Haz-mat’ crash blocked I-75
• Werner Braun: These athletes really know the thrill of victory
• Hospital program for clergy focuses on spiritual side of healing
• County Pre-K registration for 2012–2013 school year March 5–6
• Lane closed on I-75
• Real estate is revenue
• Southeast sophomore scores in stock market game
• Tour will feature the Great Locomotive Chase
• Teen pleads guilty in fatal wreck, burglary cases
• Candle caused apartment fire
• Join the chase
• Dalton JROTC teams excel in competition
• Brian Anderson: Monkey in the Middle
• Dalton school system publishes annual report
• Dalton Police now on Facebook
• Megan ready to meet Minnie Mouse
• Mild winter, rising costs could lead to rate increase
• Schools/Meco Builders dispute continues
• Man charged with molestation
• North Murray senior enjoys meeting with songwriter namesake
• McClurg receives award from Rotary Club
• City/county to run trade center again?
• DHS to get $668K for building upgrades, horticulture program
• Stokes returns home as banquet speaker
• Dalton school calendar adds back days
• Area residents could wake to wintry mix
• Wintry mix on the way?
• Dalton Middle expands, Morris Innovative moves under proposed plan
• Dalton, Whitfield County set to start tax talks
• Officials: Inmate work crew program paying off for taxpayers and prisoners
• Inmate work crew handles variety of jobs
• A second chance
• Mother: ‘He molested her’
• Carpet trade show postponed
• Whitfield recertified for CERT grant
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: The power of the people is strong
• Class acts: school news
• Beaverdale dance
• Dalton schools budget draws almost $2 million from reserves
• 3 charged with 152 total felonies
• Area church news
• Column: G. David Henderson: 'Gift of faith' cures 'dead soil'
• Accused DSC professor free on bond
• ‘A Dream’ pet relief organization formed
• Isakson to headline Chatsworth-Murray Chamber Banquet
• ‘My war hero friend’
• Poston tapped as new DA for district
• Valley Point Middle overhauls scheduling
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Flood safety
• Werner Braun: Shopping for new carpet
• Dalton school board meets today
• Free DSC concert Sunday features violone
• ‘Go Build Georgia’ tours to talk skilled worker shortage
• DSC professor charged with more child sex abuse counts
• Blevins gets nod as new judge
• ‘My boys lost the only uncle they ever had’
• Commission to decide soon on Dalton, Whitfield merger
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Lightning safety
• Shugart to feature traffic control devices
• Get your blood typed today
• DSC professor charged with more child sex abuse counts
• Science laboratory at Tunnel Hill Elementary
• Nine pounds of meth seized
• Hogan: More freeport exemptions would mean borrowing money
• New fields set to open at James Brown Park
• Photo released of jewelry theft suspect
• Agenda for Friday's Dalton Board of Education retreat
• Students, teachers get STAR treatment
• Interviews for judgeship start today
• Bethel bill gives more time to report sex crimes
• Sales tax drop not likely to help economy, school finance director says
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Lightning safety
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Tornado safety
• Suspects sought in ‘bait and switch’ crime
• Trade center is showing its age
• Vet celebrates 91st birthday at mall
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Thunderstorm safety
• Hamilton to offer vascular education program -Feb. 20 & 21
• School board members' campaign promises
• Whitfield school board to meet Monday
• Civil War show brings out the big gun
• Prepare for severe weather this week
• Generosity prevail
• Civil War anniversary: First Presbyterian Church of Dalton
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Class acts
• Smitherman named Whitfield Employee of Month
• 'Toy Story 3' to play at Wink
• A fundraiser with heart
• DSC professor charged with child molestation
• IVC US adding 30 jobs
• Man arrested for meth gets additional charges
• Car break-ins near Rocky Face reported
• Fire at Underwood Lodge re-ignites, doused
• Boy hit by truck still critical
• Werner Braun: Never give up, never surrenderProfessional carpet cleaning
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Update: Boy, 12, hit by truck in critical condition
• DSC professor charged with child molestation
• Fire destroys Underwood apartment units
• Seminar will introduce first-time buyers to real estate investment
• Professor: Middle East policies need scrutiny
• First Friday show opens tonight
• Attacker still being sought
• Bicyclist hit, airlifted
• HMC among the top 5 percent of hospitals in nation - 2 years in a row
• Wearing red for women
• No injuries at Underwood Lodge fire
• More than a pound of meth seized
• New college athletic director dreams big
• Attacker sought in Murray County
• Decision expected soon on Dalton, Whitfield merger
• Counterfeit $100 bills look like real thing
• Police arrest three in burglary
• Dalton cops nab three burglars
• Attacker sought in Murray County
• Whitfield schools facing $7 million shortfall
• Georgia economy will see slow growth in 2012
• Murray Medical enters ‘new era’
• Gospel talent showcase set for early spring
• ‘Scouting for Food’ pickup Saturday
• FBI arrests two in ‘traveler’ cases
• ‘I feel a little bit closer to him’
• First lady, state superintendent expected in Dalton
• Ancient ax donated
• Wife says she wasn’t held against her will
• Resolution will split hospitals
• Edgeman appears on Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Record set at Woodsongs concert
• Looking back: McManus recalls days as prosecutor
• Leaving a Mark at Beaverdale
• No election for retiring judge’s seat this year
• Whitfield School board members talk big picture philosophy
• Mock says jobs will be top issue
• First Friday features the Art of War followed by Civil War Quintet
• Student accused of slapping, punching teachers
• Dalton State names fall dean’s list
• Expert to examine real West and ‘reel’ West
• FBLA flaunts fashion and fitness
• College application help available
• Tennessee man arrested on computer porn charge
• Local church news
• Move over, it’s the law
• Whitfield school board plans Saturday training
• Chatsworth man killed in truck mishap in Calhoun
• Franchise owner arrested for assault
• Wrestlers take time for City of Refuge
• Realtors see positive signs
• Unemployment figures up again in Dalton area
• Werner Braun: Never give up, never surrender
• Griffin to address missions celebration
• Agenda for Saturday's Whitfield Board of Education professional development meeting
• Heavy rain prompts fears of flooding
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate remains high
• Phoenix celebrates 40th anniversary of 18-year-olds’ right to vote
• Sex offender gets prison on exposure charges
• Merger commission starts work on final report
• Cyclist down
• Hamilton named ‘distinguished hospital’
• Brian Anderson: 1,000 days and counting
• College plans educational, cultural program calendar
• Barloworld Dalton gives food bank branch uncommon gift
• Group wants to change city’s voting system
• Return of the Roadrunners
• Chatsworth man accused in gunshot incident
• Authorities seek suspects in convenience store armed robbery
• Police identify suspect in theft at the Quality Inn
• Play time with meaning
• Civil War show coming first weekend in February
• Police seek man for indecent exposure
• Dug Gap Mountain Road now open
• Serious crime on ‘trend up’ in Dalton
• Work progressing on senior center for Varnell
• Career fair expected to draw thousands
• Health fair will feature free screenings, workshop
• 2 Dalton men arrested in North Carolina with cocaine
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Class acts: school news
• Kittle, Keith split $10,000 grand prize at Lions dinner
• Tornado watch in effect until 1 p.m. for Whitfield, Murray
• Request from CNN
• Man accused in daughter’s death turns self in
• County bails out trade center payroll
• Exploding meth bag kills woman, fetus
• Babb elected chairman of regional commission
• Column: G. David Henderson: Henpecked or loving husbands?
• Police seek suspect in motel room theft
• Central Church of Christ welcomes new pulpit minister
• Werner Braun: Where’s the beef?
• Dalton First United Methodist teams with local missions
• Veterans says thanks for the help
• Eastside teacher wins state honors for WWII book project
• Private couple, surrounded by attention after surviving shipwreck
• Man charged in $6.5 million pill operation
• Bell, Lorberbaum now serve on Ga. chamber board of directors
• Dalton area still bleeding jobs
• Wells named November employee of month by Whitfield County
• Pink Floyd Experience coming to Dalton
• Whitfield 911 warns of possible CodeRED scam
• 'Macbeth' is coming to Dalton stage
• Crandall man charged in home invasion
• County hopes for help from TVA to end mudslides
• Officials: Dalton Utilities no obstacle to merging city and county
• DPD accepting applications for new officers
• Father charged with murder in infant daughter’s death
• Search on for missing hiker
• Tunnel Hill man gets prison time
• Dalton council restricts turns at Tampico, Shugart
• GBI agents train with specialized equipment
• Brookwood students use video to help friend
• Third school resource officer sought for DPS
• Miracle Field surfacing approved, on schedule to open in May
• Jr. Achievement gets help from JROTC students during fundraiser
• Special Olympics seeks volunteers for bowling contests
• ‘The Art of War’ comes to Dalton
• Following through on a promise
• Grand jury decision on child death expected Wednesday
• ‘The right attitude’
• New year, new roads ahead
• Civil War events to help 'elevate visibility'
• Push to scrap Ga. energy tax gains support in 2012
• Time to play
• King a man ‘for all people’
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: C.B. Wellborn, Mayor of Dalton
• Agency salutes mentors
• Ministry weekend to benefit Miracle Field
• Gun show fires up
• Age, upkeep lead to county building closure
• New gun carry permits issued
• Werner Braun: Walking safer with carpet
• MLK services this weekend
• Crazy for quilts
• Customers lament Chatsworth Food Lion closing
• North Murray students design Atlanta Hawks ad campaign
• Werner Braun: Proud to be a Daltonian
• County offices closed today
• GPTV show features Resaca Cemetery
• Chatsworth Food Lion to close
• Weird winter weather
• Whitfield girl wins PBS writing contest
• Regents OK Dalton State bachelor’s program in nursing
• Commissioners meet today
• New Community Center opens Monday
• North Georgia Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show
• Murray schools earn grant
• Dug Gap Mountain Road closed until 10 a.m. Thursday
• A slithery surprise
• Man shot while hunting charged
• Petco coming to Shugart Road
• Dalton Elks lodge celebrates 100 years of brotherhood, community involvement
• Man denied reconsideration of sentencing
• 'Pickers' pick Murray
• Fort Oglethorpe community stunned by double homicide at hospital
• Witness saw fatal collision
• Board moves ahead with Dalton Middle access road
• Whitfield schools seek waiver from personal technology ban
• As the snow falls, so do budgets
• Area schools lay out weather closing plans
• CodeRED system to provide weather alerts
• Collision kills one
• Dalton Police Department offers bad weather driving tips
• 'Healthy Pet Plans' can help keep your pet well
• A guide for Georgians
• Georgians to lawmakers: Focus on jobs, economy
• ‘I consider you family’
• Dalton turns out to honor J.R.
• Dalton rewards Martinez with gifts
• Daughter missing?
• Dalton's third Zaxby's opens Monday
• Police ID suspect, victims killed at Ga. hospital
• Parade for J.R. today downtown
• Whitfield school officials continue financial planning
• Dalton school board to consider road project
• Whitfield to establish community volunteer-run organization to help after disasters
• Column: G. David Henderson: The offensiveness of Jesus
• Royal Oaks resident receives honorable mention for ‘Celebrating Age’ Award
• Two dead in shooting at Fort Oglethorpe hospital
• Health department seeking new nurse manager
• Williams will not run for re-election
• Service to honor Revolutionary War soldier from Murray
• Werner Braun: Things are looking up for floorcovering
• Visitor centers welcome record numbers in 2011
• Graves changes district staff
• Johnson named to Leadership Georgia class of 2012
• Ringgold man killed in collision with deer
• Agendas for Dalton Board of Education work session and meeting
• Baby homicide investigation winding up
• Gladden gets ‘Schools to Watch’ designation
• Gladden wins effective school award
• J.R. Martinez and his mother: The journey home to Dalton
• Local observers say GOP race just starting
• Garland Sales disputes Justice Department characterization of settlement
• Police look for wallet’s owner
• Art exhibits opens Friday
• Three with Dalton ties named to state’s ‘Most Influential’ list
• Police look for wallet’s owner
• Frolicking in the wordplay
• Georgia presidential primary looms
• Whitfield County receives $1.4 million grant for Enterprise Drive extension
• Additional job for Parker, same pay
• The Best Forms of Exercise for Time Efficient Workouts
• Best
• Hamilton to hold stroke support group - January 2012
• Power outage leaves 2,000 in cold
• Schools see enrollment shifts
• Hamilton to host Joint Moves event in January 2012
• Former U.S. Rep. Jenkins dies at 78
• Area’s first baby of 2012: New addition carries on ‘the family tradition’
• Virtual learning gains popularity
• ‘Ramping’ it up on the mountain
• World War II vet and wife celebrate 68th wedding anniversary
• Ron McKinney: Searching for wisdom in this informational age
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Local Republicans holding back on presidential endorsements
• Column: G. David Henderson: Biblical success principles to achieve your New Year’s resolutions
• Drinking and driving — checked your rearview mirror?
• Rescue workers respond to tractor injury
• Cause of fire may not be determined following shooting death in Gordon County
• Rockin’ in the New Year
• School board member to resign after moving out of district
• Arrest made in commercial burglaries
• Hogan cuts holidays
• ‘Odds are’ Whitfield County will raise taxes next year
• Man accused of child molestation pleads not guilty
• ‘Common issues and common problems’
• Live Christmas tree recycling on Jan. 7
• More than 2 million pounds recycled this year
• MLK Jr. banquet planned
• Assistant DA: 80 percent of crimes due to drugs
• Morris Innovative could stay at Fort Hill
• Bagley places in five state competitions
• Agenda for Jan. 9 Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• 2011: A year in review
• Christmas crowds pack Providence
• Pedestrian struck
• ‘God bless you’
• ‘I was gonna kill the guy’
• A CHRISTMAS STORY: He fills the hungry
• Column: G. David Henderson: Who am I, concerning Jesus’ birth
• Fire investigation follows man’s shooting death
• ‘I lost my wife’
• Christmas can be confusing for Alzheimer’s sufferers
• Bond denied, given in big meth bust
• Damaging storm strikes in Gordon County
• Wreck slows I-75 traffic
• North Georgia under tornado watch
• Girl, 7, killed in car crash
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate drops to 11.8 percent
• Penney's contributes
• Whitfield sales tax drops on Jan. 1
• Starnes’ position to be cut at end of year
• Michaels remembered as Renaissance man
• Annual awards handed out at DPD dinner
• Applications being accepted for 2012 Citizens’ Academy
• Woman charged with vehicular homicide
• Barking up the right tree
• Distracted driving: More than cellphones
• Local agencies closed for holiday
• Community Christmas ‘wraps up’ another year
• Real estate licensure application requires proof of lawful presence
• Beaulieu introduces Bliss EverClean carpet for 2012
• Shaw facilities receive awards
• Local woman starts service with AmeriCorps program
• All invited to participate in parade, celebration for J.R. Martinez
• Alleged shooter has past gun charges
• Dalton cuts spending slightly for 2012
• Drive-by tax payment available today in Whitfield County
• Shaping up
• How to Find Time and Motivation to Exercise
• Mohawk partners with Martinez to help America’s war wounded
• ‘Random’ shooting at hospital lands man in jail, another in ICU
• Greater Works reaching out for 17 years
• Ensuring a merry Christmas for everyone
• Gingrich leads in Georgia primary race, but Romney best against Obama
• Ron McKinney: Imitating Christ in the incarnation
• The Blunt House: Home and War Converge on Thornton
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Varnell Digital Chickens
• Dalton woman gets prison on rape, molestation charges
• Man facing drug charges arrested again
• Column: G. David Henderson: See the Sea to Learn “Faith in God”“Courteous,” “friendship,” “pity” in marriages
• Marine gets to meet ‘preemie’ daughter
• Landfill project deal not yet done
• Criminal justice system to be priority for General Assembly
• GDOL: Still more job loss for the area
• DPD seeks information on truck theft
• DPD seeks Bradley on multiple warrants
• Waste-to-oil facility opening in 2013
• Old jail making, costing money for Murray
• Charter commission to study Dalton Utilities
• Aft updates Rotary Club on use of grant
• Volunteers honored at Hamilton
• Missing man located
• Man, woman plead not guilty in UPS case
• A hearty homecoming
• Nonpartisan proposal draws protests
• School board meeting called in response to threat of legal action
• Woman ‘lucky to be alive’ in Tuesday fire
• Mayor mostly upbeat about Dalton's future
• GBI, sheriff’s office nab more than a pound of meth
• Sheriff's office seeks information on missing man
• DPD makes arrest in theft of rifle from Walmart
• Battle markers placed at two sites
• Dalton cracks down on out of district students
• Board mulls Dalton Middle options
• CVB supporters push to restore county funding
• Engineered Floors acquires Dream Weaver Carpets
• Vann House by candlelight
• Making Dalton more hip
• ‘Silver bells, hear them ring’
• Special meeting of the Dalton Board of Education
• Agenda for Dec. 12 Dalton Board of Education work session and meeting
• Morris innovations include sports, health care classes
• Church’s cheap gas gig draws motorists
• ‘The carpet industry is going to flourish’
• Helping the Hurting reaches ‘the least of these’
• Metcalf family raises money for former mayor
• Dr. Sellers known for warmth, giving
• Dalton receives two interpretive markers along the Atlanta Campaign Heritage Trail
• Love Lights benefit Hamilton Hospice
• Whitfield fire chief reflects on 34 years of progress
• West, Warnix, Stanley, Green earn top county firefighter awards at annual appreciation banquet
• Woman to face multiple drug, mortgage fraud charges
• Commissioners eye trade center budget
• SAT scores mixed for area high schools
• Whitfield EMA named agency of the year in Georgia
• Police: No determination of a missing child
• Babb, Pennington face off on merger questions
• Weather doesn’t deter vets at Supermarket of Benefits
• Cause given for fatal wreck
• Community Foundation awards fall grants
• 'Nutcracker' on the nose
• DPD makes arrest in purse snatching case
• Dalton woman to face murder charge in February
• ‘A very good fit’
• They love the night life
• ‘Miles for Metcalf’ shirts for sale
• Spirit of blue
• The Main Key for Increasing Fat Loss and Keeping it Off
• Eton passes Sunday liquor by-the-drink
• Escapee from jail snared quickly
• Pedestrian hit on North Bypass
• Southeast forfeits two football wins
• Man gets prison in former Dalton resident’s death
• ‘Patching and potholes only’
• Dalton council proposes slight cut in spending
• Murray state of schools address draws hundreds
• Liquor runoff today in Eton
• DPD seeks information on theater burglary
• Eton voters get another shot at liquor
• First Sunday alcohol sales in Dalton generate plenty of interest
• Rally squirrels, beards and baseball
• Whitfield County preps for another lean budget
• 2 killed in wreck north of Chatsworth
• Museum showcases local music legend
• Sunday package alcoholic beverage sales start today
• Christmas Parade in downtown Chatsworth
• Stairway to help
• Rep. Graves meets with local business leaders
• Inside Insurance: Holiday dangers for party givers
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Creative Arts Guild adds two music instructors
• JSU band to lead London New Year’s Day parade
• Murray SPLOST vote set for March
• ‘I felt like I was home’
• Brian Anderson: Keep on keeping on
• Church news
• Henderson; Religion: ‘Angels’ Food’ Weekly Devotional: Are you practicing “perfect” faith or “dead” faith?
• Property tax hike likely for Whitfield County in 2012
• County giving up trade center may not be simple
• Career Academy grant will broaden reach
• Christmas Parade in downtown Dalton
• Horses caught in watery field
• County looks to decrease trade center funding
• Hispanic group could challenge Dalton voting rules
• ‘Murray plans state of schools meeting
• 3 residences on Murray's Christmas Tour of Homes
• Mount Rachel Star lights up tonight
• Dalton Rotary hears presentation on Career Academy
• The Daily Citizen receives award for immigration series
• Special classes at Wellness Center
• Murray County sexual harassment lawsuit resolved
• Funding for Dalton addiction treatment center in doubt
• N.C. man gets lighter sentence in ‘traveler’ case
• Race will benefit former Varnell mayor
• Dug Gap Mountain Road mud cleared again
• Snow expected to be gone by lunch
• Murray school board member prefers partisan status
• Regional grant could help clean up old carpet mills
• BWC offering new classes for members and non-members
• Local lawmakers look to cut energy tax
• Murray school board looks to go nonpartisan
• Whitfield school board to discuss ESPLOST
• Hometown artist is ‘Home for the Holidays’
• Santa Paws Is Coming To Town
• 'Spirited Christmas' coming to Tunnel Hill UMC
• City of Refuge ‘going the extra mile’
• Dawnville man in three war arenas
• Snow in forecast for Tuesday
• Hamilton’s Love Light Trees light up Monday
• Varnell officials collecting canned goods, toys for families in need
• Black Friday sales bring out shoppers in force
• Religion: ‘Angels’ Food’ Weekly Devotional: ontinuation of biblical success principles
• Church news
• Thanksgiving at Providence
• Giving thanks by giving back
• Metro Dalton’s unemployment rate rises to 12.7 percent in October
• Ambulance provider wants changes in contract with county
• Interstate wreck injures several
• Werner Braun: Strap on your 'enviro-meter'
• MCHS alumni to honor their own
• City starts Mayor’s Christmas Toy Drive
• A lot to be thankful for
• Dancing champs
• Boggs returns for Christmas Parade
• Shopping madness starting earlier
• Chief would like to ‘clone’ retiring firefighter
• Students learn about chosen fields during Explore Week
• Bradley Wellness Center to add massage therapist
• Martinez: The dancing king
• Counted fortunate
• Martinez’ ‘come back’ provides hope for dance title
• Sunday alcohol sales will start soon
• Pannell recounts career
• Tunnel Hill man guilty on child sex counts
• Christmas tree decorating at Hamilton 2011
• Martinez to co-host 'CNN Heroes' pre-show
• Dancing with J.R.
• Supporting J.R.
• Varnell opens revamped recycling center
• Glass swap
• Cedar Ridge students start peanut petition
• Attorney: ‘It didn’t happen that way’
• South Dalton house catches fire
• Master Gardener classes offered next spring
• Civil War anniversary: Colonel William Henry Tibbs
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Performance-tested bulls for sale
• Whitfield County Miracle League reaches goal
• Two out at Beaulieu
• Dalton High responds to bullying complaint
• Martinez one of 'the sexiest'
• Lawsuit: Man fired for refusing to wear ’666’
• Cofield receives ‘Community Builder’ award
• Family burned out
• Kettle kickoff
• Agenda for Nov. 28 Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Supporting J.R.
• 5 minutes for $636.36 in groceries
• ‘A neat experience’
• DOL: Area continues to lose jobs
• Merry Market is here to get you into the Christmas spirit
• Dalton High food drive Friday
• Suspect Tasered several times
• Dalton Christmas parade could be moved back to Hamilton
• Christmas show opens tonight
• County officials continue to return salary
• Employment of veterans ‘a great concern’
• Hamilton pathologist involved in patient care advocacy
• Werner Braun: Standards for carpet installation
• ‘Sharing is Caring’ Christmas effort under way
• Weather cancels school events in Murray
• School locked down briefly Monday
• Meth suspected in pregnant woman’s death
• C3 teams’ Lego competition brings health benefits
• Martinez has tough week on DWTS
• Memorial honors fallen 1-108th Guardsmen
• Whitfield-Murray Historical Society Holiday House
• National Insulator Swap Meet returns to Dalton
• American Cancer Society to hold kickoff for 2012 Relay For Life
• Christmas by Candlelight at the Chief Vann House
• Supporting J.R. - Bradley Wellness Center to host ‘Dancing With the Stars’ event
• Second quake hits Dalton
• Dalton school officials prepare again for ESPLOST talks
• Ceiling, wall collapse at Mohawk offices in Dalton
• Dalton Utilities’ 2012 budget calls for no rate increases
• Miracle Field $65 K from fund-raising goal
• Beaulieu closing Alabama plant
• BWC to support United Way with toy drive 2011
• Ceiling collapses, wall comes down at Mohawk, but no injuries
• SPLOST defeat forces local leaders to rethink plans
• Book takes readers on tour of Georgia Civil War sites
• Star Thrower Award recipient announced at Hamilton - Nov 2011
• Hamilton to host diabetes awareness event - Nov. 29, 2011
• Veterans Day parade honors those who served
• County fired up about new car-fire simulator
• Sunday package sales start Dec. 4
• The four 'sides' of being prepared
• How to avoid a traffic fatality
• Valley Point Head Start celebrates new classrooms
• Last patients from Rome hospital find home in Whitfield County
• Two charged with trafficking cocaine
• Students serenade veterans
• Hale moves from county to school system
• Veterans Day Parade today
• Dalton State profs talk politics
• Area arrests
• 'Barefoot' auditions start Sunday
• Religion: ‘Angels’ Food’ Weekly Devotional: Biblical principles for success
• Car show to benefit Community Christmas
• Veterans Day: ‘We didn’t believe it’
• ‘All hell broke loose’
• Squirrels get reprieve on Valley Drive
• ‘Gone With the Wind’ Ball Saturday in Chickamauga
• Dawnville family claims medical malpractice
• Hamilton pathologist involved in patient care advocacy
• Toys in the Attic offers special fun Saturday
• Two youth duck hunts planned
• Earthquake? Actually, it was
• Graves says proposal could keep people from losing homes
• DPD seeks information on theft of framed money
• State chamber to push energy tax cut
• Santa arrives at mall Friday
• Tunnel Hill Police snag several pounds of marijuana
• Murray Medical’s separation from Hamilton taking longer than expected
• Half Marathon awards $30,000 to Family Promise, City of Refuge
• Downtown Chatsworth street closed
• Brian Anderson: Voter apathy and civic disengagement
• A happy Halloween
• Mohawk to shutter another Floyd County plant
• Southeast principal to retire
• Westside students seeing 3D
• County replacing emergency notification system
• Police seek suspect in car theft at country club
• Chase starts in Murray, ends in Polk County
• Georgia chamber execs coming to Murray County
• From farmland to college campus
• SPLOST would fund more than a performing arts center
• Whitfield school board meets Monday
• Dalton woman featured on Bridezillas
• Murray opens teacher conference to public
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Fans hoped for a good game, sportsmanship
• Lawsuit against former commissioner, Murray County government hits snag
• J.R. on cover of People magazine
• North Murray parade canceled, rescheduled for Monday
• Taylorsville mayor arrested in Chatsworth on child sex charges
• Dalton High appeal denied by GHSA
• Cats will ask GHSA for restoration of four wins
• Security for Dalton-Southeast game increased
• Unemployment rate hits 12.5 percent
• Welch faithful in singing for elderly
• Having a ‘positive influence’
• City approves ‘historic’ renovation of old post office
• Dalton High School to address GHSA appeal panel Friday
• Pancreatic cancer awareness month noted
• Dalton, Whitfield schools go to WOW
• Transportation officials look at big changes for northern Whitfield County
• Bandy Center to host program on ‘Sweet South’
• DPD sponsors Poker Run for Christmas toy drive
• Monday's mayoral debate available for viewing
• A season of turmoil
• Fun at the Fair
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Crown Mill Store named to ‘places in peril’ list
• ‘The guy to beat’
• ‘A conversation back and forth’
• Injured officer recovering
• ‘Saturday Sack’ fillers needed Thursday
• Whitfield officials want more answers on regional plan
• PSC member touts alternative fuels
• Martinez excels again on ‘DWTS’
• Pennington, Goldberg clash in mayoral debate
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Local business owners want ‘level playing field’ on sales tax
• Shot hunter recovering
• Body found near mountain
• American politics to be Lunch & Learn topic at Dalton State
• Democrats meeting tonight
• Fundraiser set for cancer patient
• Peacock Alley fire ‘not intentionally set’
• Police arrest man on arson, burglary charges
• Flash mob dances in Dalton
• Elvis is in the depot
• Watch debate live here tonight
• Maryville arts center offers topnotch venue but costs millions
• ‘We have work to do’
• Dalton resident volunteers in India
• Many questions, few answers on performing arts center
• Volunteers ‘make a difference' across area
• Downtown smoking
• Hunter shot while hunting
• Northwest student to perform at Army All-American Bowl
• Civil War anniversary: North and South: The sinews of war
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Beaulieu to close plant
• District Attorney Kermit McManus to retire
• Dalton High decision due 'in a few days'
• 'A big family’
• Area arrests
• Henderson; Religion: ‘Angels’ Food’ Weekly Devotional
• Girl rescued from Dalton motel
• DPD arrests suspect after Tennessee Amber Alert
• No ruling on DHS player expected before tonight's game
• Dalton High awaits ruling on player
• Carpet cuts continue
• Caring for the troops
• Barbecue festival starts Saturday
• Road closures scheduled for DHS homecoming parade
• Murray 4-H'ers to make a difference on Fort Mountain
• Missing 3-year-old found safe
• Child safety seat check Friday in Dalton
• Mayoral candidates differ on how to move city forward
• Want to find a job? Go online
• Trinity UMC to hear children’s advocate
• Saturday walk is part of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
• Land transferred to Dalton Utilities
• St. Jude Walk-A-Thon
• Black Bear Festival sets musical lineup for weekend
• ‘Skimmer’ suspects nabbed in Nashville
• ‘Have a look at J.R.’
• PSC calls for end to energy tax
• Fire inspection date moved to Friday
• Search continues for hit-and-run driver
• Pumpkin fun
• J.R. Martinez to the top of the leaderboard on 'DWTS'
• College to host free screening of ‘Freedom Riders’
• DHS waits for ruling on player’s eligibility
• Eton Police Department employees under investigation
• No rate hikes in proposed Dalton Utilities budget
• Dalton council approves budget amendment
• Peacock Alley investigation to close street on Thursday
• HMC receives 3 VHA Georgia Regional Leadership Awards
• Investigators release photo of ‘skimmer’ suspect’s vehicle
• Chatsworth, Eton voters to decide council posts
• Archway presents Market Street concept to county commissioners
• Young remembered as photographer, mentor
• Centenarian celebrates birthday at Vann House birthplace
• Goldberg says he would try to build consensus
• Pennington seeks to end city property tax
• Mayoral debate set
• Questions for mayoral candidates
• Chip Sellers: SAT scores are not comparable
• Brian Anderson: “United we stand – divided we fall”
• Vendors needed for Cow Chip Festival and Plop fundraiser
• Werner Braun: Market-based solutions are best
• Half marathon, festival will be held downtown today
• Commissioners hold tax rate steady
• State patrol looking for hit and run driver
• Column: G. David Henderson: See the Sea to Learn “Faith in God”
• Gas leaked closed block Friday morning
• DPD seeks to reduce distracted driving
• Bond set for accused child molestation
• State patrol looking for hit and run driver
• Block of Thornton near Waugh has been reopened
• “The Biggest Loser” is a big winner
• ‘Begging for something’
• Commissioners defend freeport vote
• Goldberg, Pennington meet voters
• Investigation into Peacock Alley fire continues
• DPD makes arrest in child abuse case
• Supporters say new tax districts could boost economy
• Campaign begins for ballot measures, candidates
• Sister Hazel guarantees a good time Saturday night
• Tunnel Hill woman charged in wreck
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran - Swafford
• J.R. Martinez to appear on "The Tonight Show" this evening
• Dalton police investigating wreck that sent four to the hospital
• Reading teacher gets top honor
• County school officials grapple with freeport’s end
• Dalton officials hire architects to plan middle school auditorium
• Martinez continues to impress on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Mayoral candidates invited to speak at LWV picnic
• Police: Seat belts used less at night here
• Shaw invites Special Olympians to design rug
• Pennington part of Extra Mile effort
• Martinez continues to impress on "DWTS"
• Whitfield County raises inventory tax exemption
• Peacock Alley owners hopeful
• Shaw plant closing will lay off 270 people
• New Career Academy charter would create CEO, open to other school systems
• Dalton school board meets tonight
• Police seek battery suspect
• Dalton man arrested on child sex charges
• Conservative Roundtable will meet tonight
• Shaw closing Dalton plant, laying off 270
• Fire destroys Peacock Alley
• Deadline to register for November elections is Tuesday
• Downtown Dalton business blazes in morning fire
• Hungry in Murray
• Prater’s Mill filled with unique sights and sounds
• Monster.com to help with hiring in area
• Occupy Wall Street occupies Dalton Green
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Brian Anderson: The scarcity vs. abundance mentality
• Werner Braun: It starts in the schools
• Civil War anniversary: Company B, The “Dalton Guards” Phillips’ Georgia Legion
• Domestic violence conference to feature medical, law enforcement experts
• Prater's Mill fair kicks off today in Varnell
• Concert to raise spirits, money for Harvest Outreach
• Lauren Alaina’s debut album hits stores Tuesday
• Getting in the peacock spirit
• Wreck on Walnut sends two to hospital
• Agenda for Tuesday's Dalton Board of Education
• Prater’s Mill this weekend: Old book to be displayed predates Civil War
• Half marathon event will end with fireworks
• 'Nutcracker' back in Dalton
• Restaurant raffle tickets available
• Dalton State RT Club to present “SEC Game Day for Cystic Fibrosis”
• Tunnel Hill woman charged in wreck
• Whitfield deputy runner-up in drag race nationals
• Fonda says comprehensive approach needed to reduce teen pregnancy
• Merger commission looks at Dalton Utilities
• Bethel to head Senate Reapportionment and Redistricting Committee for 2011-2012
• Old Federal Road in Murray to close for bridge construction
• DPD seeks witness to late afternoon crash
• Police seek woman who punched man, stole purse
• Police looking for bleeding burglary suspect
• Barefoot and on a mission
• City Park ‘pawsitively’ loves J. R.
• Mom seeking ‘resolution’ from McDonald’s
• Callaway featured on magazine cover
• White to speak at banquet
• DHS football coach placed on probation
• Martinez provides memorable performance on "DWTS"
• Dalton cuts property tax
• New food bank opening today
• They leapt to freedom
• Dalton lands horse food plant
• Southeast celebrates $100,000 grant
• Tarvin says he will challenge Graves
• GDOT mowing in Whitfield, Murray counties
• Lane of I-75 South in Whitfield to be closed during the day on Tuesday
• Booze battle is a snooze so far
• A different time
• Dalton expected to lower property tax
• Early voting starts this month
• Whitfield school board meets Monday
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Larry Hathcock: Realtor — For the buyer
• Healthcare golf event Oct. 17 at The Farm
• Amanda Burt: Meet Bill Davies, giving to the community
• Fortner earns USDA internship
• Famed floral designer to be at The Farm
• Former Varnell mayor in hospital after accident
• Light fixtures focus of fire investigation
• Nationwide ICE crackdown lands several in Whitfield jail
• Bond hearing Tuesday for man charged with child molestation
• Bethel receives UGA alumnus award
• Wreck injures four in Murray
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Mother of invention
• Murray County youth seek answers from Graves
• School, college leaders provide education update
• Men asked to 'walk a mile in her shoes'
• Scholarship set in Rogers' name
• Whitfield County receives award for budget presentation
• Redding named Teacher of the Year in Murray
• City excited about partnership with Kohl's
• Juvenile Justice commissioner says community is vital to department’s mission
• Superba executive passes away in Spain
• DPD arrests man on child molestation and indecent exposure charges
• Fire hits Columbia Recycling plant again
• Dalton man gets prison for sex offenses
• Camp brings musical ministry to Dalton
• ‘Born to dance’ Martinez continuing in DWTS
• Catherine Evans Whitener documentary filmed at Hamilton House
• Local drivers score at international road-e-o
• Dalton Police Department welcomes Officer Dykes
• Bradley Wellness Center to hold Kid’s Day
• Fire extinguished at Columbia Recycling
• Martinez still near top of "DWTS" charts
• VISTA program puts volunteers in schools
• Property tax rate stays same
• Whitfield County expected to save $1.58 million in health care costs
• Norcross man arrested in Dalton by FBI, DPD
• JDA delays vote on bond deal for animal food company
• Man sentenced to eight years for child molestation
• Whitfield offices closed Friday for furlough day
• Park Creek celebrates teacher’s citizenship
• Family events featured at Bradley Wellness Center
• ‘An amazing experience’
• 'This Old House' host speaks at home show
• BWC to hold Kid’s Day
• More pie?
• Kohl’s opens today
• Whitfield, Chattanooga looking at regional future
• Sister says Sosebee acted in self-defense
• 10 new trustees added to Whitfield Healthcare Foundation board
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: The Chester House Hotel
• Davis chosen county’s employee of the month for August
• Barbecue festival will stand in for Liberty Tree Festival this year
• 'Idol' star comes to Dalton
• Memorial for Murray teen set for Monday
• Miracle Field CD release party tonight
• Hamilton, doctors join Blue Cross network
• Religion: ‘Angels’ Food’ Weekly Devotional: committing witchcraft without knowing it
• New hospital authority member announced
• Drive-by flu shots available next week
• Blue Cross reaches agreement with Hamilton, doctors
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• No bond for accused killer
• Take that!
• Transportation meeting draws little interest
• Home show coming to trade center this weekend
• Local jobless rate falls as national jobs outlook falters
• Music major playing toward future
• Annual Boy Scout popcorn sale kicks off
• Werner Braun: CRI connects with community
• College Library to Host Banned Book Reading
• Free mobile smartphone app offers weather, hazard information
• Free mobile smartphone app offers weather, hazardous information
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate falls to 12.1 percent
• Whitfield Health Department hoping for local funding increase
• 2 charges dropped in mooning case
• ‘Hats off’ to mystery serviceman?
• Coulter still smiling
• Area arrests
• Man arrested for helping another flee police
• The night the students got “locked-in”
• Brian Anderson: America’s economic crisis is also a faith crisis
• BWC celebrating 25 years
• Rebecca Ryan to share strategies for attracting, retaining young professionals
• School empties for false alarm
• False alarm at Northwest Whitfield
• Dual enrollment helps students get ahead
• Shooting suspect has Friday court date
• Alleged mooning leads to charges
• Martinez dances into second round of 'DWTS'
• Crash victims identified
• Area Arrests
• BWC to hold family events
• Martinez wows judges on “Dancing with the Stars” debut
• Police nab suspect who injured officer
• Dalton council approves demolition of old Mohawk building
• Dalton Utilities put school sewers out to bid
• Man charged with child molestation
• Spurgeon pleads guilty in ex-husband’s death
• Who should be responsible?
• Murray High deals with double loss
• Police seek driver who dragged officer during attempted arrest
• Chatsworth to finalize millage rate Thursday
• Former neighbor charged in double homicide
• Martinez on 'Dancing with the Star' tonight
• Man charged in double homicide
• Arts Guild Festival continues
• Fatal crash on I-75
• Area arrests
• County lands $1 million grant for Carbondale
• Ga. lawmakers owe a lot of back taxes
• Two found dead in Westside
• The Salvation Army Georgia sends relief team to Pennsylvania
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• $1 million grant awarded to help develop Carbondale Business Park
• A second chance
• Man gets 65 years in prison
• Outstanding fees designation causes confusion among local candidates
• 'Civility and tolerance’ to be Constitution Day topic tonight at Dalton State
• Body may be that of missing man
• Mitchell celebrated as statesman, friend
• Air Force mom presents flag to ‘Project Success’ students
• Bear sighted in Varnell
• Pancake Day coming up Nov. 5
• Chamber offers Prime Time for new members
• ABCs of music
• University system to study consolidation
• Charter commission receives pointers from Rome, Floyd County
• Crandall man arrested on child sex charge
• Varnell to revamp recycling center
• Calling all stars
• Wedding of local couple to air on TLC
• DPD to offer women's self-defense class
• A time to prepare for emergencies
• Yoga in the park on Saturday
• ‘He was just the coolest man’
• Looking ‘under every rock’
• Dalton, Whitfield County leaders talk economic future in magazine story
• Local students named National Merit semifinalists
• 2012 Passat, child safety seat checks Saturday at Al Johnson Volkswagen
• Eton plans ‘Spooktober’
• Whitfield drug unit helps net 500-pound marijuana haul
• Longtime Dalton attorney Erwin Mitchell passes away
• Dalton Middle could get classrooms, then auditorium
• Whitfield school board looks at 2013 SPLOST
• County considering requiring companies to register for repair services work
• Whitfield EMA to host storm spotter class
• Ryan to bring ‘Cool Community’ message to Dalton
• Whitfield glad to see list of Miracle Fields growing in region
• Harvest Outreach hosting Gospel Talent Search
• 'You Can't Take It with You' opens Friday
• SPLOST project meeting set for Sept. 22
• Dalton foreclosure rates fell in June
• Inaugural home show set for Dalton
• Communities remember 9/11/01
• ‘My life was forever changed’
• ‘Something bad has happened’
• Sept. 11: Remembering a brother
• ‘Chiefs’ look back on 9/11
• Where were you on 9/11, 2001?
• Tunnel Hill re-enactment unites visitors
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: Clisby Austin and Tunnel Hill
• 9/11 lessons hit home in classrooms
• School resource officer was ‘called up’
• Former Dalton doctor recalls being in New York on 9/11
• Students step back into the 1860s
• Area 9/11 events
• Tennessee man arrested for obscene material
• Agendas for Dalton Board of Education work session and meeting
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Local Muslims: We’re peaceful, and also victims of 9/11
• Child's injury hits family hard
• United Grocery Outlet owner named retailer of the year
• Tennessee man arrested in Murray for child sexual exploitation
• DPD re-launches crime mapping site
• Martinez putting in long hours for ‘Dancing’ debut
• Red point, green point
• Blood drive will commemorate 9/11
• County sales tax collections humming along
• Softball Players Association returns to Dalton, plans 9/11 memorial
• Public meeting on TSPLOST set for Sept. 22
• Road checks planned
• Murray chamber to honor area veterans
• Dalton State College’s Lampley to speak on movie history
• 8th Regiment Band to perform at annual Tunnel Hill battle re-enactment
• Woman, fetus die in possible drug case
• School boards delay ESPLOST vote
• North Murray welcomes first class of seniors
• Dalton council fields questions on performing arts center
• S.C. man charged with rape
• Dalton council signs off on Mount Rachel trails project
• Dalton council OKs tearing down storm-damaged house
• DPD seeks suspects in entering auto case
• County receives up to 8 inches of rain
• Dalton, Whitfield schools on a two-hour delay
• Mustang Hero
• School delays
• City, county will hold 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Murray school board cuts positions, keeps tax rate steady
• Flash flood watch as remnants of Hurricane Lee continue across North Georgia
• Varnell, Dalton farmers markets draw visitors from across the region
• Flash floods possible with several inches of rain in forecast
• Tidwell celebrates 50 years in insurance today
• ‘Where in the world was Ms. Brinkley?’
• What’s happening to the money?
• Tunnel Hill battle re-enactment Sept. 10-11
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Real estate: Real Estate Opportunities of a Lifetime
• Commissioners approve revamped SPLOST referendum
• School boards plan meeting to take ESPLOST off ballot
• A great year: 'We beat Alabama in Tuscaloosa'
• Community center programs taking shape
• Magazine offers tough view of city
• Haynes will not run again for Chatsworth mayor
• Dalton man charged with sexual battery
• More charges in meth lab bust
• Meth lab busted
• Historic railroad rail found
• Whitfield, Murray in danger zone for fires
• State’s fire danger escalates
• Qualifying, day four
• Dalton woman dies from injuries in wreck
• Commissioners vote to place two-year SPLOST on Nov. 8 ballot
• Area arrests
• Dalton officials now want to use SPLOST money to build performing arts center
• SwissTex comes to town
• Trade center extends management contract with Global Spectrum
• Qualifying, day three
• 9/11 ceremony will be at courthouse
• Tunnel Hill polling place being moved
• Farm Bureau kicks off annual food drive
• Commissioners vote to place two-year SPLOST on Nov. 8 ballot
• Whitfield officials looking for historic rail
• Dalton man faces new child sex charges in Murray County
• Offering help in a time of crisis
• Another busy day Tuesday for qualifying
• Increased fuel costs force county to raise transit fares
• Methodists in Murray County to pray on 9/11
• Carters Lake rec facilities to see partial closures
• Sharing is Caring classes under way
• Paul Ross honored
• Truck overturns
• Flu shots available at Hamilton Convenient Care
• Whitfield commissioners, school officials discuss changing SPLOSTs
• Man involved in fatal stabbing found dead
• Board wants ‘fair investment’ for students
• Races taking shape as qualifying begins
• Peachtree Estates celebrates National Assisted Living Week with open house
• Family Crisis Center opening thrift store in Chatsworth
• Martinez to dance with the stars
• Calhoun fire contained, consumes 140-160 acres
• DPD seeks suspect in connection to armed robbery
• What happens to all those high school freshmen?
• Whitfield school board will talk ESPLOST, property taxes
• Hamilton to host Joint Moves event - September 12
• Touring United Way agencies
• Walking on water
• Mayor Pennington says opportunity remains for Dalton
• Dalton residents welcome new monument to MLK
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• The Salvation Army Georgia Division Prepares for Hurricane Impact
• Civil War anniversary: William P. Chester — Confederate postmaster of Dalton
• Murray food bank reopens to thankful community
• Bigamy case ‘not prosecutable’
• Drive-by flu shot clinics coming next month
• Hogan: ‘May have to raise rate next year’
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Police: ‘Bomb threat’ a hoax
• Local jobless rate continues to rise
• Qualifying for local elections starts Monday
• Officials still seeking funds for new Dalton health clinic
• Clements fondly remembered as professor, friend
• Fundraiser to benefit Joey Jones Project
• 'Seasoned knitter' to be featured artist at Saturday Market
• Vote for your favorite park in the region
• DPD investigates taxi robbery
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate rises to 12.5 percent
• Beaulieu dodges layoffs, cuts pay 10 percent across company
• School enrollment higher than expected
• Deputies make air conditioner unit arrests
• Sosebee denied sentence reduction
• Housing market to remain uncertain for a while, DSC prof says
• Officials study Athens-Clarke County merger
• Local agency warns of foreclosure scams
• Guild hosts 48th annual Festival of Fine Arts and Crafts
• Internet cafes targeted by state
• Whitfield County eyeing two-year SPLOST
• Local Muslims observe month-long fast
• Man accused of child molestation given bond
• Judicial panel dismisses complaint against Dalton judge
• Back to School for Dalton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Cops: Navy sailor from Dalton charged in Conn. was 'disgruntled'
• Women's Enrichment Center banquet is Monday
• Locals say pleased with proposed new congressional district
• Studio owner awaiting court date for drugs arrested again
• Man who deputies said robbed homeowner nabbed
• Online shopping can help Dalton library
• Attorney seeks to force Dalton judge to recuse himself
• Pennington statement found to be 'true'
• Dalton State’s Culp to discuss economy at Wednesday Lunch & Learn
• Fourteenth congressional district could include Whitfield, Murray counties
• As need for health department rises, funding goes down
• Festival breathes life into Spring Place
• Federal program helps Whitfield woman buy first home
• Civil War anniversary: Turmoil in the border states
• ‘One crisis too many’
• Protecting land can provide tax advantages
• New Life Associates honored
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• ACT reports show most test-takers locally not college ready
• Man charged with child sex offense on ICE hold in Murray
• County says herbicide program is paying off
• Storm causes damage, including sign into car, but no injuries reported
• Second person arrested in animal cruelty case
• Public transit forum draws hundreds
• Georgia chamber to lead fight for TSPLOSTs
• EMS looks to tweak ambulance contract
• Varnell’s Owens seeks re-election
• Athletics to return to Dalton State
• Overcrowding needs alleviating, says Hawkins
• Hamilton nurse recognized with DAISY Award - Aug 2011
• Lane of I-75 South in Gordon to be closed again on Friday
• DPD investigating Chattanooga Road vandalism
• ACT presenting "The Studio Cabaret: High School & College Edition"
• Woman charged with cruelty to animals
• Dalton man charged with rape of foster child
• Merger commission timing may be rushed
• DPD welcomes new officer
• Murray part of state transportation plan to be discussed in two meetings
• Historical society upcoming events
• Chamber hosting breakfast focusing on education
• I-75 lane closure expected Thursday in Gordon County
• Landfill fire out
• Wreck closes lane on I-75
• Layoffs at Shaw plants in Eton, Ringgold
• Cohutta man faces child sex charges
• SPLOST for two years?
• Painter appears before redistricting committee
• Fairtime Fun
• Graves: ‘I’m a free trader’
• Lowe’s close to deal to bring distribution center to Floyd County
• Attorney General Olens talks redistricting, health care
• Justin Moore in Concert
• Landfill fire draws several units
• One ejected in two-vehicle wreck on I-75 in Gordon County
• Teen injured by horse in critical condition
• Yale grad had rocky road to success
• 'Mix of music, art and wine' promised for Boys & Girls Clubs fundraiser
• Pennington, Tea Party leaders speak out against tax vote change
• City Council mandates all Dalton streets must meet standards
• Hamilton chaplain featured in DVD for Chattanooga area chaplain organization
• Lane of I-75 South in Whitfield to be closed on Tuesday
• Update: Teen trampled by horse
• With special session under way, will the General Assembly carve up Northwest Georgia?
• Lawmakers may move date of regional SPLOST vote
• Person airlifted following horseback riding accident injury
• Area bowlers getting duckpins in a row for state tournament
• 47 ‘Super’ years
• ‘Waiting for Superman’ sparks debate on education
• Carpet dealers no longer under state’s gun
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: Watch YouTube to see what we do
• Former Catamount Singer Lizzie Hebel Thomas coming home to perform at the Creative Arts Guild with Dave Pope Trio
• Church news
• Hugs, stories abound
• Woman gets bond in chase case
• Man who ‘sexted’ girl gets probation
• Whitfield’s state House districts changed under proposed maps
• Police arrest Dalton man accused of handcuffing himself to co-worker in Ringgold
• Pedaling with a purpose
• Regional road recommendation takes shape
• Health expo at trade center on Saturday
• Whitfield bus service fares to double to $4 per trip
• Social Security office changing hours
• Slots still open for golf tournament
• Garden art creator to be at Saturday market
• Hamilton to offer Take it to Heart program - August 23 & 27, 2011
• Police seek alleged gang member
• Lane of I-75 South in Whitfield to be closed on Friday
• Coahulla Creek students do ‘team-building activities’ first day
• Woman arrested for threats, car chase with gun
• Merger commission focuses on law enforcement
• Chatsworth annexes parkway section
• Wood seeking re-election
• Christian Heritage resumes school today
• Shoe boxes filled with school supplies, necessities to help needy children overseas
• Gems, beads found at show this weekend
• Ga. Rep. Graves settles suit over bad loan
• I-75 lane closure expected Thursday in Whitfield
• The ‘Miracle’ on grass
• Murray teacher loses appeal for job
• Art classes among education foundation projects
• Graves says market shows debt deal was bad
• ‘Nobody’s seen him since’
• School zones start Wednesday
• Area arrests
• Snellville man charged with child porn on ICE hold
• Prater’s Mill gets a reprieve
• Downgrade of federal debt could be felt locally
• Graffiti reported at Dalton Skate Park
• Dalton Middle decision expected next month
• New year, new school, new changes
• Learning from each other
• Democrats launch day of action
• Committee must trim regional transportation plan
• Civil War anniversary: The Upper South secedes
• Dalton school board meets Monday
• Filling in the ‘educational gaps’
• Commission helps preserve Dalton’s historic districts
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Area arrests
• ‘Knowing how to talk to people’ key in dealing with poverty
• Shoveling dirt, believing in ‘Miracles’
• Miracle Field CD release Sept. 24
• NGEMC holds 75th annual meeting
• Saturday 'day of action' for state Democrats
• Citizens invited to provide input to improve public transportation
• Former Dalton math teacher provides generous gift to Berry
• Poll results could get downtown fountain reopened
• County TSPLOST road projects keeping busy pace
• County on track to reach budgeted sales tax
• Free screening of ‘Waiting for Superman’ to be held at Dalton State
• Famed NFL coach Reeves coming to Dalton Aug. 13
• A call for personal preparedness
• Murray chamber has ‘Drugs Won’t Work’ seminar, Business Expo planned
• ‘I wanted to do it right’
• Committee fine tunes regional transportation plan
• School officials look to get word out on ESPLOST
• Calhoun man gets prison in 'traveler' case
• Both sides agree to continue talks in Carpets of Dalton lawsuit
• Drug task force finds pot plants in Murray
• One under the belt
• Ministry leader, businessman say loss of street space will hurt
• Kohl’s looks to hire 130, plans job fair
• Charge against former Red Cross director dropped
• County officials question merger commission
• Prater's Mill funding request on hold
• Dalton council approves bid for site work at community center
• Sister City visitors arrive
• Northwest swimmers to use Dalton pool
• Graves: Debt ceiling bill doesn’t solve problem
• New food bank will boost ministries, outreaches
• Murray County to keep food bank?
• Immigration law creates new requirements for local government
• Sadosuk seeking re-election
• Chatsworth library now FamilySearch affiliate
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran-Ramsey
• Thank the Lord for NASCAR and ‘my smokin’ hot wife’
• North Georgia Scouts in the Civil War
• Unique Confederate calendar created
• Ringgold soldier laid to rest
• Increased college fees are raising questions
• Whitfield school board expected to approve pool agreement
• Car hits pole, knocks out power in parts of Dalton
• ‘Biker Boys’ back at home
• Hogan takes the oath
• Four dogs perish in fire
• Workshop on poverty is Thursday
• Audiences soar with Peter Pan
• ‘Flasher’ chases women on Tibbs Road
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Play opens tonight
• Area arrests
• Chambliss pushes ‘Boehner plan’
• Jus’ Bead It featured at Saturday Market
• Longtime microbiologist retires from Hamilton lab
• State Sen. Mullis on 411 Connector: I want to get this road built
• Transportation committee fine-tuning regional TSPLOST list, more projects added for Whitfield County
• Unemployment rate up to 12 percent in Whitfield
• Whitfield school officials reflect
• Jehovah’s Witnesses conventions bring in more tax revenue
• HUD money to benefit Chatsworth apartments
• Safety checkup
• Two area post offices under study
• County receives funds for food and shelter programs
• Bluegrass Bands Helping Hands releases Miracle Field video
• DPD seeks entering auto suspect
• Fire destroys warehouse
• Coahulla Creek High opens with digital tablets for all
• Mom gets jail time in abandonment case
• Carter, Montejano are Dalton Police employees of year
• Peter Pan Production
• DDDA accredited as National Main Street program
• Battle Over SPLOST
• Whitfield school board set on attendance policy
• Louisiana man gets prison in ‘traveler’ case
• Red Cross to terminate two employees, one in Whitfield
• DU customers may receive two copies of bill
• Visitors bureau hires marketing assistant
• City Council called meeting canceled
• Former UPS store owner arrested on new warrants
• Whitfield County could determine regional tax vote
• Dalton exec tells Congress how carpet creates rural jobs
• Jehovah’s Witness convention packs trade center
• Hamilton offers tobacco cessation workshop
• Think First
• Helping parolees walk the line
• Vann House Day
• Reg Burnett: Bullish on the future of carpet in Dalton
• Civil War anniversary: First Manassas, the battle to end the war
• Career Academy could see more changes
• Morris school continues ‘innovations’
• University spending rises during recession
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Attorney: Ridley harassed others
• Local day cares introduce math program
• Help for Ringgold
• Woman still playing lottery after $1 million win
• City, county schools ask to continue ESPLOST
• AYP results slip as success bars rise
• Illinois man found guilty here on child sex charges
• Whitfield school board to hold retreat on Saturday
• Dalton council approves funding for merger commission
• Agenda for Saturday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Guardsman from Ringgold killed in Afghanistan
• Time magazine may feature Dalton in immigration story
• ‘Toy Story’ with a twist
• Dalton High names another salutatorian
• Hospital patient steals, wrecks ambulance
• Merger commission seeks expert advice
• Dalton could exploit Civil War heritage
• St. Clair presented DAR Good Citizen Award
• Hogan beats Reed for Murray sole commissioner
• Park Creek might not see grade changes
• School boards plan joint meeting Thursday on ESPLOST
• Graves urges no compromise in debt talks
• 'Wanting to do business'
• Agenda for Thursday's called Whitfield/Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Hogan wins Murray sole commissioner runoff
• Split on SPLOST?
• Sidewalk dining now in downtown
• Report: Fatal wreck occurred in 'driving rainstorm'
• Memorable trip to the Big Apple for Windstream employee
• Runoff today in Murray County
• Whitfield board considers attendance policy changes
• Suspect in burglary arrested
• Limited options for those seeking legal immigration
• Whitfield school board meeting Monday
• Left turn lanes to be added at Glenwood and Morris
• Detweiler new executive director for the historical society
• Rocky Face man dies in Florida wreck
• Historical Society names executive director
• World War II sub sunk with Whitfield County man on board found
• Voters expect higher turnout in Murray County runoff
• Prater’s Mill to be spruced up?
• Ridley case: Defense files motion to strike harassment suit
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: Cleburne's proposal to arm, free slavesMoving The Confederate Capital: Wisdom or Folly?
• DDDA: Peacocks to bring excitement downtown
• Latest “Harry Potter” movie a hit in Dalton
• Alleged ‘sexter’ denied bond
• Murray County lands budget on a dime
• Stun gun incident brings warrant for Crandall man
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Historical marker can ‘make a difference’
• Bond given to woman accused of murder
• Johnson pleads not guilty to grandmother’s murder
• Outdoor classroom helps kids, parents go natural
• Indoor yard sale starts today
• Listening session to focus on health insurance for small businesses
• DPD seeks suspect on burglary warrant
• Blood Drive for Cowan
• Future of Carpets of Dalton is unclear
• Merger commission looks at fire departments
• Pennington says he wants to end property tax
• Chatsworth police seek information on pharmacy burglary
• Republican picnic is set for Saturday
• Moore concert is Aug. 16 at North Murray High School
• Kiwanis speaker discusses downtown Dalton
• Pennington says he will seek second term
• Controlled burn in Murray
• Soldier in Afghanistan longs to see newborn son
• Moryl remembered for her love of dance, people
• Peacocks on parade to strut through downtown
• Chatsworth City Council qualifying in August
• Gospel singing convention is July 30
• Departing United Way Chairman
• DPD: Theft suspect surrenders
• Commissioners rescind vote on recent hires
• Sanford, Adams honored for service
• Alliant Health Plans sponsoring Red Carpet Half Marathon
• Camp to perform in Dalton concert
• Dalton man arrested for kidnapping, impersonation of officer
• Police seek theft suspect
• Community center could open this fall
• Work continues on home for injured Marine
• Commissioners' districts to change
• Murray candidates push down stretch
• New Q&A questions
• Old Q&A questions
• Civil War anniversary: Cleburne's proposal to arm, free slaves
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Cleburne’s Proposal Letter:
• Candidates seek to dispel rumors
• ‘Bigger and better’
• Police and Fire Games can give community big boost
• Park, ‘Section House’ dedicated Monday
• Two given bond on sex offenses remain in Murray jail
• Wagon Train Parade
• Systems to review school CRCT scores
• 'Creating a person'
• Hogan answers questions at Murray County forum
• Changes made at three Whitfield County voting precincts
• Bandy Center WWII exhibit to feature warship models
• Chief Vann House Day 2011 is July 23
• Local educator Clem selected for national program
• Local organic farmer featured at Saturday Market
• Government program helps Cohutta woman acquire first house
• Man found not guilty of child molestation
• Citizens ‘no show’ at commissioner’s meeting
• Historic Blunt House now open on Fridays
• 'To make it back'
• Official: ‘No problems’ in runoff election
• Work starts on new football/soccer fields
• Popular yard sale event coming back to the trade center
• Dalton council to consider redistricting plan
• Lightning, wind, rain ... wrecks?
• Green Spot ‘sweep’ to benefit Helping the Hurting
• Power outages brief, repaired
• Power outage cancels some Dalton events
• Archway interns look to connect city to Crown Mill Park
• Adult Literacy program changes locations
• Power outage cancels Fourth of July events in Dalton
• Civil War history runs through Silver Shoe Ranch
• Independence Day celebration begins at 10 a.m.
• Dalton rolls out the red carpet for Belgians
• It's showtime in Murray
• Parolee ministry leader gets his own pardon
• Career Academy student takes third in national car skills contest
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: Let's get engaged
• Real estate: For your protection: get a home inspection
• Lawmakers say Delta deal good for Georgia
• Chamber tops the 1,000 mark
• Sheriff's office seeks information on missing man
• Visual artist attends opening
• Dalton library to cut hours
• 'My college is paid for'
• Good news: Powell's to remain open
• Wagon Train rolls today
• Man arrested for theft of refrigerator now faces burglary charges
• Cowan remains in Chattanooga hospital
• Historical society to hear about Dixie Highway
• Kroger 'rounding up' money for the USO
• Fireworks: What’s legal in Georgia
• Bear-able for now
• Complaint brings investigation of Murray election
• Man arrested for allegedly ‘sexting’ girl
• Assessment notices on the way in Whitfield
• Whitfield County to use survey results to help homeless
• Road checks planned
• Whitfield County Schools: Seats available
• County wants citizens to step up for emergency response team
• Complaint brings investigation of Murray election
• CRCT report
• Cowan moves to Atlanta rehab center
• Historical society sets date to dedicate Dalton marker
• Alcohol licenses approved
• Helping Hands 3 CD to benefit Miracle Field
• Gilreath and his Little Brothers named 'Match of the Month'
• Whitfield’s third CERT class graduates
• Woman’s murder trial delayed — again
• Whitfield commissioners to re-vote on department heads
• Fun in the Sun
• Healthy challenge
• Tennis pro joins Bradley Wellness Center
• Tunnel Hill teen accidentally drowns
• Meet the commission member who will study merging
• Firehouse Film Festival honors two films
• An uncertain future: Will we lose people?
• ‘That was our place’
• Fireworks will cap off Fourth of July celebration in Dalton
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• New science and math teachers get bonus
• Kitchen closing at Powell’s after 32 years
• Firehouse Film Festival
• Northwest junior spends week at CNN
• Column: G. David Henderson: Beelzebub, Lord of the Flies
• Chatsworth man accused of raping teen
• Veterans need to learn more about their benefits
• Zombies, the Civil War and Taylor Swift
• The Big, Bad, Little Red, Pig Show,
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate rises to 11.1 percent
• An uncertain future: Seeking a place to call home
• City will continue to use road blocks
• Murray County teen charged in fatal wreck
• Whitfield schools to reduce bus stops
• Dalton/Whitfield merger commission begins work
• County schools budget shows more reductions
• School officials announce tentative joint meeting on ESPLOST
• Campaign academy offers valuable resources
• Dalton Rotary hears presentation on Civil War 150th commemoration
• Storm damage impacts AT&T service
• More power out Wednesday afternoon
• Reed, Hogan in runoff
• Storm damages almost 180 area homes
• Sentencing delayed in Internet sex case
• Church trucks furniture to storm victims
• City Park educators hope to build on health successes
• Hogan, Reed in runoff in Murray
• A ‘love-hate’ relationship
• Residents ask lawmakers for process to be open in drawing new lines
• Cleanup continues
• Whitfield County woman wins $50,000 in lottery
• Murray sole commissioner election today
• Merger commission set
• Whitfield school board to vote on budget, discuss bus routes
• Southeast High to get new sewer system
• Whitfield County bus fare could increase
• Tonight's redistricting meeting location changed
• Georgia Power crews restoring electricity after storms
• NGEMC: Still approximately 1,000 without power
• Solid Waste Authority meeting moved
• Illegal immigrants in Dalton face a choice: Stay or move
• Murray sole commissioner election set for Tuesday
• Train car rolls through downtown
• Work restoring power to area continues
• Dalton State closed until at least noon on Monday
• More thunderstorms possible tonight
• Storms cause widespread damage, outages
• New immigration law sparks confusion, questions
• World Wide Knit in Public
• Phoenix moving, no more ninth-graders at Career Academy
• Miracle League committee formed
• Redistricting meeting is Monday
• Engineering the next work force
• Singing in Cherokee
• Kids say ‘We can’ get in shape at camp
• Dalton, Whitfield schools restructure central offices
• Historic train car will be moved Saturday morning
• Charges pending against driver in fatal wreck
• Keeble featured artist at Saturday Market
• Agenda for Wednesday's called Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Dalton water park plan is treading water
• Cowan has daily progress, setbacks during recovery from wreck
• GBI requests public’s help on large scale burglary
• Habitat for Humanity applications open
• Patrols, road checks to start Friday through Fourth of July
• Officer honored by Guard-Reserve support group
• Fantasy musical opens tonight
• One airlifted from wreck in Murray
• Whitfield commissioners admit mistake in hiring process
• Students march toward college
• Murray County wreck injures two
• Park Creek community speaks out again
• City schools pass final budget
• $225 an hour for Murray probe
• Charges brought in local UPS case
• Cell towers could appear on county land
• Whitfield County hires Chastain as rec director
• Two arrests made in connection with UPS store thefts
• Several sign up to speak on Park Creek issue
• Dalton Utilities eyeing stormwater utility
• Murray County commission candidate Q & A: QUESTION 5
• Murray County commission candidate Q & A: QUESTION 4
• Murray County commission candidate Q & A: QUESTION 3
• Murray County commission candidate Q & A: QUESTION 2
• Murray County commission candidate Q & A: QUESTION 1
• Beer enthusiasts brave the elements for what else, beer
• ICE roundup targets ‘criminal aliens’
• Daily Citizen wins 18 Georgia Press Awards
• City Park gets national health award
• State Supreme Court to hear appeal in local murder case
• Graduation test scores locally a mixed bag
• ‘Vince’ starts Tunnel Hill tour of duty
• Agendas for Dalton Board of Education work session and meeting
• 'Quest to win big'
• Chatsworth man gets 22 years in child porn case
• Dalton State to eliminate six positions, could furlough workers
• Dalton marker notes house’s role in Civil War
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Bruce Reed
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Tom Starnes
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Johnny Stover
• Gospel singing in Ringgold to benefit injured Marine
• Chatsworth man sentenced to 22 years in prison for receiving child pornography
• Committee ideas ranged widely on DMS overcrowding
• Woman charged with rape
• Dalton to move historic train car
• Dalton hires new rec director
• Guatemalan charged with child sex offenses
• Murray County moves on bridge project
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Rick Pritchett
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Stephen Richards
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Dwight Scott
• Latino concerns
• Starnes: Miles asked for $1.3 million
• Murray Medical Center to sever ties with Hamilton
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Steven Noland
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Leonard Worley
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Brittany Pittman
• Wreck fatalities identified
• Life-saving Drug Court praised by graduates, families
• Whitfield assessments to go out this month
• Park Creek supporters take issue public
• Three killed in wreck Sunday morning, including two from Dalton
• Dalton council approves redistricting
• Southeast sewer system gets lift
• Dalton council names members of merger commission
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Greg Hogan
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Jim Hazel
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Larry Morrison
• United Way, Kiwanis honor local youth volunteers
• Suspects in attempted Laundromat burglary sought
• Fidler dies after struggle with cancer
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Paul Hall
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Frank Adams
• One, three or five commissioners in Murray County?
• Murray vet came ashore just after D-Day
• Murray County Commissioner Candidates: Jason Griffin
• Dixie Highway Yard Sale: A little of this and a little of that
• Car show held
• Suit claims Murray County failed to protect employee
• New Hope Middle students work flowing to Africa
• Civil War anniversary: 1861: Spring into Summer ... Peace into War
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Late legislator Poag honored
• Healthcare grant brings national recognition
• Dalton council to consider new district lines
• Head Start dedicates new playground at Park Creek
• Kelehear leaves legacy of service to Dalton area
• Henderson: Rhonda Kaye’s Song
• Werner Braun: YCarpet industry ‘making it in America’
• Pace feted at Toast of the Town
• Whitfield health department OK financially for now
• Dalton man charged with rape, kidnapping
• Amonett always wanted to make a difference
• Camp assists pregnant and parenting teens
• State patrol: Driver who caused wreck taking drugs
• Dalton man charged in theft from storm victim
• Former Chatsworth woman dies in Adairsville
• Whitfield, Dalton law officers run for Special Olympics
• Searchers trying to recover plane crash bodies
• Dalton marker will highlight Confederate general’s proposal
• Lowrey celebrated for creativity, commitment to school system
• Dalton gets more green for greenways
• Plane found in Gilmer County
• Inmate dies in Whitfield jail
• Searchers can’t find missing plane
• Hundreds protest proposed changing of Park Creek School
• Whitfield teacher of the year: ‘I remember those feelings’
• Park named for Varnell council member Fidler
• Missing plane could be in area
• Murray grad aspires to criminal justice
• Artist works to share talents with community
• Remembering the fallen
• Students protest immigration law
• World War II vet recalls ‘spine-tingling’ moment
• Road projects get started on Tuesday
• Martinez upbeat despite ‘All My Children’ ending
• Daughter reunited with birth parents after 29 years
• Park Creek community meeting set for Tuesday
• Dickson part of education funding commission
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: Summer of service
• Moving from the classroom to the summer
• Park Creek: Not ‘fond’ of dissolving school
• Probationer shoplifted clothes to go to church
• Bonds denied for men in child porn cases
• Area
• Religion: Never send a boy to do a man’s job.
• Celebrate Memorial Day by serving those who have served
• Christian Heritage grad looks to Lord for strength
• Eastbrook work under way
• Park Creek a sixth-grade academy?
• Second man faces porn charges
• Phoenix Graduation
• Southeast High School: Student supports family in Mexico while working through school
• Dalton High School: Pakistani immigrant sets goals high
• Unemployment rate falls
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate falls
• A trip to "The Tunnel"
• Career Academy student hopes for writing career
• Redistricting meeting set for June 20
• Brian Anderson: National Manufacturing Summit: A tremendous community success
• Project Destiny meets today
• Schools ready to let out
• County, city offices closed for Memorial Day
• Westwood launches rockets
• Dalton man charged with computer pornography
• A T-shirt that binds
• Phoenix grad holds down three jobs
• Police say store owner stole cards meant for storm victims
• Whitfield schools avoid major cuts
• Young mother proud of graduation
• Redistricting meeting set for June 20
• Future of swimming facility uncertain
• Memorial Day observed at Murray County Courthouse
• Georgia Northwestern faces $1.1 million shortfall
• Elaine Butler Day proclaimed
• Area Arrests
• Ready for college?
• Strut your Mutt
• Faithful gather for battle commemoration
• When can you get your kids back?
• Area arrests
• Civil War anniversary: Joseph John Martin and the Tilton Armory
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Daily Citizen wins 26 awards
• Northwest swimmers looking for pool
• 'Fighting for my friends and family'
• Candidates give their qualifications, plans
• Phoenix celebrates 20 years
• Battle looms in Resaca again
• First Georgia shut down by regulators
• Republicans: Get government ‘out of the way’
• Beaverdale counselor writes wife’s story of overcoming bullying
• Metro area sees slight job gain
• Energy, taxes dominate Dalton manufacturing summit
• Tunnel Hill man found not guilty, jury hung
• Long overdue
• Dalton movie to premiere at Wink
• Bethel says compact could transform health care
• Warrant out for runaway driver
• New child restraint law starts July 1
• My Pow-Wow with Dizzy Reed of Guns N’ Roses
• Deal vetoes funding for Dalton State College building
• Dalton rec commission picks finalists for director
• Officials could appoint merger commission by early June
• Cowan remains in critical condition
• Georgia’s higher education systems provide programs vital to jobs of the future
• Dickson named to study commission
• Toast for Butler is Monday
• County roads to be paved
• Career Academy students present the ‘Art of War’
• $65 million project could bring 200 jobs to county
• IVC U.S., officials celebrate Whitfield facility during grand opening
• Dalton to vote on Sunday package sales
• ‘Thinking outside the shoe’
• Dalton Utilities honors employees who helped in Ringgold
• Whitfield County celebrates National County Government Month
• $65 million floorcovering plant to be built in Whitfield County
• Dalton manufacturing summit draws national attention
• Historical society presents preservation awards
• Dalton council to vote again on Sunday sales
• JDA and county hold economic development meetings today
• Whitfield County offers helping hand to neighbors
• 'Idol' hopeful Lauren Alaina performs for local fans
• From concept to reality
• Freight Depot turns 100
• Murray County voters get to know commissioner candidates
• Dalton native stars in ‘psychological thriller’
• Civil War anniversary: Shoe Makers and manufacturing in Dalton
• Performing Arts Unlimited to perform 'A Time to Dance'
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Train show going on
• Murray schools again grapple with cuts
• Group spotlights ‘Invisible Children’
• Song written and dedicated to storm-rattled Ringgold
• area
• Gov. signs bill establishing consolidation commission
• Murray field set at 15 candidates
• Man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Tunnel Hill has new police dog in training
• Westside park a go, Tent City in Dalton to be ‘dismantled’
• Four more qualify for sole commissioner in Murray
• Varnell voters to decide on Sunday package sales of beer and wine
• College expanding, CRI moving downtown, chamber may follow
• Governor signs TADs legislation
• Springtime Fair opens
• Bank starts One Dollar Relief Fund to help victims of severe weather
• Man dies in Murray County traffic accident
• ‘Don’t know what I’m going to do’
• Canadian arrested for murder here
• Tunnel Hill to vote this fall on Sunday beer, wine package sales
• Nine qualify for sole commissioner
• Whitfield considers furloughs for 2012
• Area had earthquake on Monday
• DPD investigates vehicle theft
• DPD seeks information on vehicle arson
• Tornado relief benefit tonight in Ringgold, viewing party for 'American Idol'
• Reward offered in Murray arson case
• Canadian arrested for murder here
• Murray teacher gets probation for DUI
• Cowan in intensive care following wreck
• County in talks to bring in new company
• Volunteers needed for long-term cancer study
• NGEMC celebrates 75 years of service
• Dalton officials hail tourism’s impact
• GHSA plan puts Cats in Atlanta region
• Deadline for VISTA Summer Associate resumes is today
• Child dies in accident
• Cowan injured in serious wreck
• County mulls Sunday alcohol by the drink sales
• Dalton Public Schools using savings to balance next year’s budget
• Dalton dips its toes in water park proposal
• Qualifying for Murray County sole commissioner is this week
• Housing authority officials to make long-range plans
• Commerce man gets prison on Internet sex case
• Civil War sites get magazine mention
• Tornado aftermath brings assurance to family through materials found on property
• Area Arrests
• Groups band together for Day of Service
• Whitfield officials return portion of salaries
• The ‘other side’ of sexual charges
• Area arrests
• Former teacher recalls fighting across Europe
• North Georgia EMC restores power
• Dalton to celebrate Train Day Saturday
• Dalton woman charged with murder
• National TV awaits Dalton couple
• Higdon thankful for scholarship from Valley Point
• Beaverdale hosts first international celebration
• School helps another
• 'Benefit for Ringgold' event on Saturday is opportunity to 'pay it forward'
• Ex-wife arrested in connection with death of former Dalton man
• Whitfield County comes out to pray
• Grady is first generation college grad
• Weekend events abound in Dalton
• Charter working to restore service following storms
• Volunteers needed for tornado cleanup in Ringgold, elsewhere
• Cafeteria worker recovering from tornado
• Carpet sellers pleased following meeting with governor
• Whitfield plans referendum on Sunday package sales
• Will Dalton get wet and wild?
• NGEMC warns residents about impostors posing as utility workers
• Play opening delayed
• Fake drugs a real bummer
• State schools chief launches career readiness plan
• Dalton council will vote again on Sunday alcohol sales
• More efforts announced to help tornado victims
• Man accused of child exploitation sentenced
• Murray commissioner meeting time to change
• Taking down bin Laden ‘awesome’
• "You don't want to believe it'
• Deese remembered as mentor, friend, confidant
• Dalton to vote on Sunday wine and beer
• Whitfield schools: No job cuts
• Dalton to celebrate Train Day May 14
• Debris pickup to be delayed in parts of Dalton
• Edgeman to speak at human trafficking conference
• CERT graduates praised for volunteer efforts
• Retired educators name top volunteer
• Relief for Ringgold
• Group meeting at 4 p.m. today in Dalton to help in Ringgold
• Dalton council to accept train car
• Celebrity chef to headline The Sweet Event
• Lakeshore garden has taken root
• Sleeping on job unacceptable, but limits of human fatigue must be considered
• Ringgold slowly digs out from deadly tornado
• Amanda Burt: How United Way works in our communityBe a champion for getting involved
• ‘To Infinity and Beyond’
• Area arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Local volunteers swing into action in Ringgold
• Catoosa family of 4 among 15 killed in Ga. storms
• Area arrests
• Making running elementary
• Foot race schedule
• Beware of disaster scams
• Line work causes power outage
• School temporarily locked down
• Ringgold devastated after tornado touchdown
• A helping hand
• Rudy says to 'dream big'
• No time to celebrate
• 'Annie' opens
• Treasury to “retire” paper check for some recipients
• Historical society recognizes student preservationists
• Curry found guilty of murder
• County school system clarifies Coahulla Creek attendance policy, athletic/academic eligibility
• Dalton, Whitfield officials, responders helping Ringgold
• Access to Ringgold shut down
• Video of Ringgold tornado
• NGEMC: Power could be out for 'days'
• ‘Dangerous’ dog goes home
• Most Whitfield offices will be closed Friday
• Deadline Friday for Coahulla Creek applications
• Resurfacing to begin on State Route 52 Alternate in Murray on Sunday
• Ecumenical Earth Day announces music lineup
• Most severe storms hit further west, north
• Betty Pippin is fashion show honoree
• Reduced-fee rabies clinic in Whitfield in May
• Whitfield under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Dalton, Murray schools dismissing early
• Morning storm causes damage
• DPD: Thunderstorms bring traffic hazards
• Preliminary reports: Tornado in Resaca may have continued into southern Murray, Whitfield counties
• Part of Whitfield under tornado warning
• Child facing surgeries after mower accident
• Vets get big sendoff
• Area’s unemployment rate drops to 11.5 percent
• State school superintendent to roll out new plan here
• Health care law concerns employers
• Day of Service set for May 7
• Pinwheels event Thursday in Whitfield
• Pineapple Palooza to replace Taste of Summer
• Bad weather forecast
• Child injured by lawnmower
• Two Murray 911 operators out
• County school board looks toward more cuts
• Graves: Ready for a fight over budget
• Dalton schools seek budget input
• Help coming to Sherwood Forest residents
• Drug ‘Take Back Day’ is Saturday
• Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Trion May 15
• Chamber sponsors nine-day trip to China
• Georgia trust chief to speak at historic preservation awards
• Sister Cities Again
• Dalton to host redistricting hearing
• Dalton Tea Party hears from local youth
• Area Arrests
• Confederate Memorial
• Fall ballots to feature alcohol, tax questions as well as municipal candidates
• World War II vets back in action
• Novice author Dennard gets publishing deal
• A story of ‘An Alabama unionist’
• ‘Annie’ starts Thursday at DHS theater
• Civil War anniversary: Georgians in Confederate service: The generals
• Man charged with child sexual offenses thought he was meeting minor
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Stations of the Cross
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing from rehab group
• Folk artist has it going on with several shows
• DFCS involved in toddler death case
• Counties wait for state response to transportation lists
• Growings On: Plague of inchworms
• DFCS involved in toddler's accidental drowning case
• Former Northwest student charged with making threats against student
• Dalton man arrested on ‘obscene material’ charge
• Bus ‘road-eo’ pushes drivers to the edge
• Planting stage seeds
• Whitfield company using loan to expand
• Salvation Army telethon is Tuesday
• In their Easter bonnets
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Jennings named to advisory council for state bar
• Volunteers needed for GreenHouse playground cleanup this Saturday
• Governor coming to Dalton
• ‘Dangerous’ dog may be allowed to live
• Child’s death being investigated, no charges pending
• Study says merging Whitfield, Dalton fire departments is feasible
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch
• Carpet sellers, local officials stood up
• Toddler apparently drowns in Murray
• Tuition and fees rise $211 per semester at DSC
• Three inducted into JA Business Hallf of Fame
• New Hope students enjoy astronaut interview
• Tunnel Hill police mourn Vinni
• DPD survey deadline approaching
• Agenda for called Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Registration deadline for Military Academy Day is April 29
• Daltonian commended for helping to preserve wilderness
• Dangerous dog or a 'good temperament'?
• Dalton Utilities adding more solar power
• Area gains jobs, but barely
• Dalton council approves budget amendment to aid Community Center
• Police investigating apartment explosion in Murray
• There’s a national shortage in primary care doctors, but in Northwest Georgia the gap is particularly large
• Area Arrests
• Downtown Sampler
• Parolee first to graduate new Carter Hope program
• Dalton Marine becoming mentor on front lines
• Poplar Springs Baptist endures for 175 years
• Real estate: Carpe Diem
• ‘Back to Back Bach’ goes to college
• Civil War anniversary: Georgians in Confederate service: Benjamin Hill and Robert Toombs
• Rotary scholarship student to play with area flutist at guild noon arts
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• 40 days and a long night
• Dalton receives $100,000 for trails
• Author says don’t turn away from world’s problems
• First City of Dalton Public Safety Scholarships awarded
• Rainy weekend
• Former Murray commissioner named in complaint
• ‘Smash-and-grab’ thefts reported at local parks
• Batting cages vandalized at Valley Point
• Emergency workers warn students against driving drunk
• Missing woman seen in Calhoun
• ‘He’s got the gun pointed at my head’
• Dead man identified
• DOL help to Shaw employees begins today
• The final countdown
• Edgeman in new movie on Lincoln assassination
• DPD seeks missing drug court participants
• Legos to Robots
• Hamilton cancer program accredited by Commission on Cancer
• Special week at library
• Friends of Vann House, Rock Building earn statewide awards
• ‘Invisible Children’ program topic at DSC
• Identity of body found in creek released by police department
• Missing woman’s car found in Tunnel Hill
• Body found in creek off South Hamilton in Dalton
• Shaw closing Chatsworth plant
• State budget includes funding for new building for Dalton State
• Dalton turns out to honor 'Dr. Don'
• List of participants in manufacturing summit continues to grow
• Dalton State discussion focuses on ‘Nueva Frontera’
• City public defender fired
• A gain for the Gann family
• Ecumenical Earth Day ushers in the month of May
• Body found in creek near South Hamilton Street
• Sheriff: Alcohol believed factor in Murray shooting
• DPS officials plan $2.6 million in cuts
• Whitfield board opens up Coahulla Creek
• Megan Drive residents claim getting runaround
• Dalton doctor plans to reopen
• Historical society’s Gallman stepping down
• Humane Society Needs Volunteers
• Two dead in Murray shootings
• Emergency telecommunicators face life-and-death calls every day
• Fashion show to benefit the Family Crisis Center
• Whitfield County ranks high in health despite some bad habits
• Area Arrests
• Murray sheriff's office at shooting scene
• At the fair
• Pastor seeks to raise hunger awareness
• Creative color could be carpet’s next crown
• Dalton Public Schools officials to tackle budget cuts
• Ga. lawmakers face frenzied last days
• Civil War anniversary: The war commences
• Civil War anniversary: Dalton's own fires first shot of Civil War
• Whitfield school board to discuss Coahulla Creek options
• Murray officials mum on discrimination complaint
• Work begins on Varnell House
• Varnell Family Day is today
• Prom fashions
• DPD teams up with Dalton State College for citizen survey
• People who eat fish from Conasauga asked to take survey
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education work session
• Discrimination case lodged against Murray County government
• Investigators checking to see if alcohol caused fatal wreck
• Dalton man ordered to serve six months, pay $40,000 restitution, in forgery case
• Mystery from the 1920s
• DPD seeks liquor store burglar
• Staying in the saddle
• 'Good Morning, Dalton' is May 12
• Author Loeb to speak on social involvement at Dalton State
• ‘Chicken for Children’ fundraising lunch Sunday at the Oakwood
• Lookouts owner dazzles Kiwanians with baseball lore
• Dalton Middle teacher kept ‘beachy’ attitude
• One killed in Dawnville wreck
• Rocky Face man wins $3 million in lottery
• Junk food linked to bad behavior
• ‘Wild night’ on School Street
• Mother arrested for abandonment
• Child sex abuse ‘shouldn’t be a defining moment’
• Three injured in Shaw fire
• Rock Building reopens
• Qualifying dates set for Murray commissioner
• County officials watching sales tax receipts closely
• Stovall to perform free outdoor concert at Dalton State
• Gingrich to speak at 9th District GOP meeting in Cumming
• Eastside fifth-graders create 'WWII-From the Eyes of Children'
• Whitfield sheriff's office to participate in torch run
• Last minute tax filing tips
• Fighting for children
• Democrats say changes in HOPE scholarship harm the poor
• Road work for business park to begin
• Lakeshore Garden officials tell council there’s room for more
• Interim Murray sole commissioner to hold meeting Tuesday
• College to celebrate regional authors at book festival
• Judge explains drug court to Kiwanians
• Goddard named local finance chairman for state Y
• Civitans learn about cancer project
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Rock Building dedication Tuesday
• Footing the bill for meth labs
• Some Dalton Utilities employees on call around the clock
• Murray school board seeks nonpartisan status
• Volunteers turn out to clean up Prater’s Mill
• Becoming a kid again
• Secret pensions
• Lobbyists look for face time with lawmakers
• 2011 Lobbyist Gifts to Dalton Area Legislators
• Discolored water result of hydrant testing and low flows
• Joseph Avington Kilgore was one of 15 Murray County men to die in WW I
• Amanda Burt: How United Way works in our community
• John O. Schwell: The Heart of the College
• Disease refines her faith
• Man charged in traffic fatality has ICE hold
• Dalton, Whitfield merger bill passes House
• Prom and circumstance
• Community Pride Day is April 16
• Silvers is Whitfield employee of the month
• 24 graduate from CERT emergency training
• History of textile industry symposium topic
• Photographer/conservationist to speak at Dalton State College
• DEF accepting nominations for 25th Tom Jones Educator of the Year award
• Book drive set for Boys and Girls Clubs
• Projects could add more than 250 jobs to area
• Cops catch another ‘faker’
• Metro Dalton’s unemployment rate declines to 12.2 percent in February
• Starnes: ‘Could be runoff’
• GBI investigator to speak on child abuse investigations at DSC
• Diet/behavior connection explored at Dalton State
• Dalton man charged in traffic death
• Potential candidates looking at Murray commission position
• Counties submit transportation projects
• Renovated historical properties open each week
• Free computer training offered by Georgia Work Ready
• Recycling in Whitfield explained at Kiwanis meeting
• Whitfield among 'camera ready' counties in Georgia
• Starnes says county leaders will ‘dive in’ to transition
• Parents camp out for kindergarten
• City looks at reopening popular fountain
• Murray teacher remains on administrative leave
• Boy Scouts honor Jolly
• Volunteers needed for emergency training
• Dalton Police to participate in 2011 Torch Run
• Historical society rummage sale is Friday and Saturday
• Tunnel Hill man charged with rape, child molestation
• Ridley resigns as Murray commissioner
• Hikers safe after Cohutta Wilderness adventure
• Board considers opening Coahulla Creek High to more students
• Drive-through Subway coming to Dalton
• Murray commissioner resigns
• High fire risk mandates statewide restrictions for burn permits
• Whitfield County Schools looking for input
• Volunteers needed to clean up Civil War sites
• Community Foundation opens spring grant cycle
• Civil War preservation groups team up to clean up historic Prater’s Mill
• Bob Kirk, longtime Dalton highway planner, dies
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeking more volunteers
• Schools face rising test mandates
• Weekend storms lead to minor flooding
• Arrest Report
• A presidential meeting
• Lights out
• Farrow was a doctor to generations of children
• Officials continue returning money to county
• Community Foundation Announces Spring Grant Cycle
• Civil War anniversary: Georgians in Confederate service: Alexander Stephens
• Tunnel Hill native helped plan I-75
• Population growth to cost county thousands
• DPD seeks iPhone thieves
• DPD seeks shutterbug thieves
• GNTC basic law enforcement academy seeking applicants
• Math festival
• Shaw GED luncheon
• Dalton State plans to cut some degrees, add others
• State seeks meeting with carpet sellers
• Energy mogul Pickens to speak at manufacturing summit
• Health department shutters Asia Buffet
• Sentencing for Dalton man pushed to September
• $1 million grant helps employers who hire the long-term unemployed
• DDS services limited on Saturday
• Some Dalton streets to close for bicycle races
• Brass quintet to perform here Sunday
• Project Destiny to discuss assistance tonight
• DLT scholarship applications available
• Police Explorers Cards on sale now
• Singer/songwriter Werner to perform at Dalton State
• Bond conditions will keep accused student away from school
• Charges pending in Chatsworth traffic fatality investigation
• Bond set for accused student
• City worker charged in wreck
• Hamilton, doctors reach agreement with Cigna
• Crime on rise in Dalton
• Huffines, Renz honored for service
• An important reminder
• Sentencing delayed in elder assault case
• Peddler of fake gold sought
• Armed robbery arrests made
• MCHS student arrested on aggravated sodomy charge
• Chatsworth wreck claims life
• County hires Chastain to run rec
• Cold case warms up
• City Council asks for power to help developers
• Storm takes bite out of Dalton Utilities' revenue
• Rotary Club recognizes two for service
• Kiwanis Club president discusses leadership opportunities
• Contribution of women to early textile economy is Bandy lecture topic
• Graves holding Service Academy Information Fair, RSVP deadline is today
• Workshop to focus on keeping area waterways safe from dirty runoff
• New chief probation officer named for Conasauga Judicial Circuit
• Rising fuel prices burn government budgets
• Hamilton host Joint Moves - Monday, March 28
• Hamilton diabetes education program receives ADA recognition
• Effects of high gas prices felt by carpet industry
• City council to ask for power to create new business incentives
• Area arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Two airlifted from Chatsworth wreck
• Civil War anniversary: 1860s banking in Dalton
• Arts education focus of Spring for the Arts fundraiser
• Man found guilty of child sex plan
• Man guilty of assault on elderly person
• Much of Whitfield County's Civil War history little known, author says
• Dalton State to unveil academic master plan on Thursday
• Hispanic influx drives Whitfield over 100K
• Population growth means new rules for Whitfield County
• Dalton schools tuition remains unchanged
• Teacher charged with DUI not teaching
• Werner Braun: You can still bend the ear of a congressman
• Two captured here for murder in Dade County
• Whitfield population over 100,000
• Man arrested for impersonating officer pulled over undercover officer
• Merger bill introduced
• Disputed crosswalk project approved
• Highland Rivers to open new facilities in Rome
• Spring enrollment up at Dalton State
• Heroes Against Child Abuse campaign starts
• Murray teacher charged with DUI
• 'Member of the Wedding' to open
• DPD seeks info on dog food thieves
• ESPLOST passes easily
• Hall named new Varnell city manager
• Primera Iglesia Bautista to celebrate 10 years
• Whitfield to name interim rec director
• Unclear if Japanese nuclear accident will affects plans for Plant Vogtle
• Historical society to open Hamilton and Blunt houses
• ESPLOST passes in Murray by a landslide
• New museum display honors Murray County’s World War II soldiers
• Leadership Dalton-Whitfield looking for new members
• Attorney: Merger likely won’t affect schools
• Dalton Public Schools bus service could take hit
• Property manager arrested on drug charge
• Creative carpet
• Murray ESPLOST vote today
• Tennessee man arrested on child sex charges in Chatsworth
• County wants to create tax districts
• ‘Mentoring Children of Prisoners’ program seeks volunteers
• Burran to give talk on DJC in the '60s
• School employees come from across region
• Merger will be on today’s Dalton school board agenda
• Lady Cats turned back
• Sharing the pain?
• Small stock
• Murray ESPLOST vote Tuesday
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Amanda Burt: Spring is time to lend a hand
• Merger bill to be introduced next week
• Lady Cats eye state title
• January sales tax collections a ‘concern’
• Hall says managing growth will be Varnell’s top challenge
• Dalton hosts Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar orientation
• Daltonian one of three Rotary Ambassadorial Scholars
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education work session
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Ring fetches $3,000 for Salvation Army
• Lady Cats ready for Crisp County
• Williams wants to be Varnell’s quarterback
• Brackett excited by Varnell’s vision
• Metro Dalton jobless rate hits 13 percent
• Werner Braun: XRF technology improves carpet cleaning
• Cheerleading gym owner faces drug charges
• Metro Dalton's jobless rate hits 13 percent
• Father, son deaths called murder-suicide
• Murray 911 case won’t be prosecuted
• Craft piecing life together after trial
• Rain may be gone, but flood risk remains
• Credit card, identity theft suspect sought
• Craft piecing life together after trial
• ‘Grand Country Celebration’ planned
• Father, son deaths called murder-suicide
• Murray County man, son found dead
• More rain could lead to flooding
• School situation could wreck Dalton, Whitfield merger plans
• ‘A real story’
• Father and son found dead in Murray
• Dalton could reassign middle-schoolers
• Catamount extinct? DHS followers say no way
• Southeast looking at $360,000 in sewer work
• Long-time Dalton rec director to retire
• Kohl’s project moves ahead
• Dalton council approves surveying contract for soccer fields
• Movie starring Dalton native showing in Ringgold on Saturday
• Dalton attorneys listed in Super Lawyers magazine
• Hamilton to host diabetes awareness event
• Bullying: School districts work to comply with state regulations
• Bethel introduces health care bill
• How high can they go?
• Revolutionary War hero’s memory lives on in Gordon County cemetery
• Southeast teacher named to governor’s advisory board
• Tax package decision looms
• Civil War anniversary: Roster of Company B, Phillips Legion: The Dalton Guards
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• City Court arraignments move to trade center
• Tunnel Hill jack-of-all-trades wins $221,000
• Dalton schools facing more budget cuts
• Health clinic planned for Dalton Community Center
• School locked down; man to be arrested
• Dalton schools trying to avoid forced merger
• City attorney: City/county merger would dissolve Dalton Public Schools
• Cope sets military record straight
• Addiction crisis center planned here
• Georgia’s unemployment rate again hits all-time high
• SCAD video on the web
• Charity sale to benefit schools, nonprofits
• Volunteer award nominatons due today
• Acute care appointments now available at Medical Access Clinic
• New grocery opens
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Agenda for Friday's Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Solving a wastewater problem
• Alleged smugglers reportedly used child to allay suspicions
• County looking for rec director
• Merger bill could be ready in days
• Heroes Against Child Abuse benefit March 27
• Smoke divers
• Robot test drive
• Lanes closed on I-75 North
• “The Sword Returns to Chickamauga” presented at Tunnel Hill Historical Foundation meeting
• Piano scholarship applications available beginning Friday
• College welcomes composer Brandon
• Close loophole allowing officials unearned licenses
• JDA approves Shugart deal
• Chatsworth man charged after standoff
• Walmart coming to Murray?
• Shaw plans $200 million in upgrades
• Girl struck by car released from hospital
• Food distribution Saturday in Tennga
• Child sexual charges upgraded against Dalton man
• Graves featured in National Review Online
• Aldi to open Thursday
• IRS has $35 million for Georgians who have not filed a 2007 tax return
• AARP income tax help at library
• Varnell to host cruise-ins
• Dickson named to advisory commission
• Northwest families plead against moving to new high school
• Eastbrook rebuild a go
• Child hospitalized after struck by car
• Students show off innovative projects
• Varnell trims manager list to four
• Man gets prison on old sex charges
• Storm peels off roof in Pleasant Grove
• Child hit by car, not seriously hurt
• JDA to hold called meeting Tuesday on Project Shugart
• Take-home patrol cars a good idea?
• Seconds to stardom
• Carpet ‘just a big bedspread’
• Weeds may be dormant, but not public works crews
• Four-Stop Gallery Hop scheduled for Friday
• Whitfield seeks volunteers for CERT training
• Dalton CVB hires new sales manager
• BWC to offer gluten-free eating class
• Exercise For A More Pleasing Appearance
• Far from perfect
• Willis Funeral Home has grown with Dalton
• Tuskegee Airman urges kids to soar
• Mark Pace to be Toast of the Town
• Civil War anniversary: The Dalton Guard
• Appearance delayed for accused murderess
• Dalton women found with $1.5 million headed across border
• ‘Groping’ case continued
• Educating local students about GNTC key to its success here, officials say
• Varnell to name city manager finalists Monday
• Bridal show today
• Appleman named to Education Advisory Board
• Meetings scheduled for future Coahulla Creek students
• Dalton driver examiner honored for customer service
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Drugs, DNA taken as evidence in woman’s death
• ‘City of Refuge’ fundraiser planned
• Bethel introduces licensing bill
• GNTC to announce programs of study today
• DPD investigating traveler’s check fraud
• Tonya Craft to speak at DSC
• Firefighters earn promotions
• Concert Saturday to benefit cancer patient Woody
• Smith named county employee of the month
• ‘In heaven now’
• No jail time for man sentenced in vehicular homicide case
• Work begins on home for injured Marine
• Bond denied for Ivey
• Bar the door to the old jail
• Body found at motel
• HOPE cuts would hit Dalton State College students
• Snow days built into school calendar
• Dalton school board approves Link for finance job
• Cops buy cars with drug money
• N.C. man nabbed on child sex charges
• Hundreds turn out for Eastbrook meeting
• Dalton council and Whitfield commission ask for charter commission
• Dalton outsources probation
• Commissioners go against tax assessor on audit program
• Dalton Utilities ends year on budget
• Dalton school board meets Tuesday
• Whitfield Democratic Party to meet Tuesday
• Library receives book on Revolutionary War
• Rivals and partners
• Plaza Comunitaria-Grace has fundraiser
• Jason Alderman: Transitioning from the military
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Murray firefighters battling two blazes
• Dalton officials look to protect Dalton Utilities
• Ambitious plan would reinvent Dalton into more connected city
• Black history integrated into education
• Catherine Evans Whitener to be Bandy lecture topic
• Civil War anniversary: First soldiers in Dalton, 1861
• Flags go up Monday
• Whitfield County GOP to hold conventions
• Rome man arrested on child sex charges here
• Former Dalton arts patron leaves touch behind
• Tuskegee Airman to speak here next Saturday
• Council to consider privatizing Municipal Court probation
• Home makeover
• Whooping for the Indians
• WinterSong Workshop is Saturday
• Tractor Supply ribbon cutting is Saturday
• Charter commission candidates can sign up on Dalton website
• Former ICE agent says immigration ‘fix’ not needed
• Dalton State unveils growth plans
• Metro Dalton’s initial unemployment insurance claims rise 12.2 percent in January
• Check out bridal show before heading down the aisle
• Hamilton earns ACR accreditation
• Wreck on Highway 2 injures one
• Sheriff’s office touts 287(g) program
• In the old jail house now, but maybe not for long
• Georgia Power, Dalton Utilities break ground on solar power site
• Charges clarified against meth lab burn victim
• Varnell city manager search under way
• Head-on collision injures one
• County finance director: Budget could be even tighter next year
• County’s new budget book aims to show residents how tax dollars being spent
• Gen. U.S. Grant to be Lunch & Learn topic
• Weighing ESPLOST and Eastbrook
• Meth suspect arrested
• Creating jobs costs millions
• Accused child molester has case continued
• Happy trails?
• Dalton, Whitfield looking for members for charter commission
• Man in stable condition after meth lab explosion
• Dalton eyes repairs to old jail
• Church members question business park
• IB program draws Volkswagen workers to Dalton
• Three local couples celebrate wedding anniversary on Valentine’s Day
• Merger takes big step forward
• Pastors lead the way in black community
• Dalton Marine helped train Afghani troops
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: The Legend of Charles Prater
• Daily Citizen revamping Facebook presence
• Gary Mimbs: If you love someone don’t be afraid to show it
• Real estate: Realtors association provides many services
• Georgia caught in pickle between jobs, crackdown on illegal immigration
• Whitfield Education Foundation to celebrate 20 years
• Varnell setting for 'Run at the Mill'
• Iron Gate owner hopes to see restaurant reopen
• Bethel AME celebrates 143 years downtown
• Police seek three suspects in counterfeit check case
• Police seek three suspects in check counterfeit case
• Residents disappointed with Murray Hill traffic plans
• School, Hope build wheelchair ramp for vet
• I-75 lanes closed below Dalton
• Floods, flash floods can happen anytime, anywhere
• Diverse trio to join JA Business Hall of Fame
• Werner Braun: Scratching the ‘Surfaces’
• Sheriff’s Office seeks Cracker Barrel shoplifting suspects
• Called Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Dawnville Defenders face off against bullying
• Will carpet bill get rug pulled out from under it?
• Update: Snow problems minimal
• Arraignment delayed for man accused of shooting girlfriend
• Healthcare Partnership selected for national healthy community grant
• Tractor Supply to open Saturday
• Remodeled Family Dollar unveiled Saturday in Chatsworth
• Tracking firm says home prices declined again in December
• ‘Declining by Degrees’ to be screened at Dalton State
• Beware of lightning, a deadly threat in thunderstorms
• Varnell plans ‘Mayberry-type’ atmosphere
• Bond forfeiture lost due to computer, human error
• $1.8 million deal on hold between Dalton and Whitfield
• Dalton council tables traffic discussion
• Park Creek gets NASA visit
• Tornado preparedness requires a plan
• Snow again?
• IRS: Tips for choosing a tax return preparer
• Bethel co-sponsors Taxpayer Protection Act
• Witness to Walnut wreck sought
• GNTC coming to Career Academy
• School board postpones Eastbrook vote
• Slowing things down in the Murray Hill area
• Dalton High, Northwest students advance to regional STAR student competition
• Man arrested for assault with firearm
• Concert to aid family who lost home to fire
• Magazine showcases Dalton
• Hamilton recognized by health care ratings group
• County commissioners to meet today
• Thunderstorm safety is up to you
• 'All for Jesus'
• City and county have the urge to merge
• Judge hosts summit on permanency for abused, neglected children
• Reliability, savings key benefits of county’s computer upgrade
• Severe Weather Awareness Week begins today
• The Dave Pope Band brings ‘An Evening of Jazz’ to the Guild
• Ridley: Tech college in Dalton is a ‘tremendous letdown’
• Emery Center pays tribute to local, national struggle
• Civil War show draws big crowd
• Search for city manager continues
• Varnell mayor will unveil long-range plans Tuesday
• Civil War anniversary: Creation of the Confederate States of America
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Kinard named to state economic board
• Police make meth arrest on I-75
• School districts revamping bullying policies
• Whitfield County Schools invites input on budget
• Marla Maples' daughter focus of Winfrey show
• MFG Chemical opens third Dalton plant
• 'A cool success'
• United Way pushes to meet fundraising goal
• Rudy of movie fame to benefit Boys and Girls Clubs
• Murray ESPLOST promoted
• Georgia’s new first lady visits
• House committee approves carpet bill
• The other Chastain
• Staff Sgt. Chastain laid to rest
• Civil War show will be bigger this year
• Egypt uprising has ripples in Dalton
• Thanks for the 100 grand, dad
• Sunday alcohol bill passes big test
• Deal staff payroll up, total budget down
• Large crowd turns out for open house at Graves’ office
• Speaker says cities can be more friendly for cyclists, walkers
• Murray sets freeport at 20 percent
• Dalton court closed this week
• Accused armed robber denied bond
• Natural gas units in Murray may be sold
• City reminding businesses of new sales tax rate
• Whitfield lands first tenant for business park
• Hamilton NICU celebrates 1-year anniversary
• Judge orders inmates to file separate lawsuits against Whitfield County jail
• 'Soul architecture' reflecting local heritage
• DSC campus master plan presentation postponed
• City court closed, Wednesday appearances rescheduled
• First tract of land sold at Carbondale Business Park
• Inmate who filed suit pleads ‘not guilty’
• Whitfield commissioners want more involvement
• GNTC awaits approval of Career Academy lease
• Georgia Power, Dalton Utilities partner on solar power
• Whitfield approves snow makeup days
• Forest Service seeks input on trails
• County finalist secures another post
• Georgia Power strikes solar power deal with Dalton Utilities
• Nominations sought for historic preservation awards
• Whitfield seeks volunteers for CERT training
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• ESPLOST 4?
• Priority list of immediate needs for Whitfield County Schools
• Cold weather sends demand for utility assistance higher
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Big Brothes Big SIsters to mentor children of prisoners
• Inmates file $5 million lawsuit against sheriff’s office
• Civil War anniversary: Georgia Cherokees and “The rest of the story”
• Man crashes bike running from police
• Gibson ready for challenge
• DSC campus master plan to be presented Wednesday
• Quilts give clues to history
• Chatsworth man charged with armed robbery
• Man in custody after chase on Cleveland Highway
• College duels to begin
• Airman’s remains to pass through Dalton
• Speaker to stress importance of biking, walking
• Funnyman at trade center
• Metro Dalton jobless rate dips to 12.7 percent
• Dalton officials push tourism
• Werner Braun: Legislative reception shines light on carpet industry
• ‘Bags of Love’ planned for meth-affected children
• Alleged getaway driver in armed robbery nabbed
• 'Bulldog 100' honors The Oakwood, Carpenter
• Murray schools start health program
• Metro Dalton's unemployment rate sdips
• Dalton selected as host city for Georgia Police and Fire Games
• Trade center eyes new security system
• Public encouraged to attend sculpture installation at Guild
• Not ‘moving over’ — possible $500 fine
• Local ties lead Gibson to county administrator post
• Fugitive nabbed in Tunnel Hill
• Dalton Middle students provide 27,500 meals to Jamaican students
• Sex offender faces 60 years in prison
• Utility pole protects firemen, truck from icy wreck
• UGA economist says state employment should inch up this year
• Firm says foreclosure rates down here in November 2010
• Whitfield GOP selecting delegates to county convention
• WoodSongs season tickets still available
• Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Awareness Day
• UPDATE: Gibson will be Whitfield's new administrator
• Most area schools earn Title I distinction
• Presidents Day, Good Friday approved as makeup days for Dalton
• Chatsworth man pleads guilty to child pornography
• Local doctors, Hamilton report progress with Blue Cross
• County to pick administrator today
• Suspect sought in credit card fraud
• Board extends Hawkins’ contract
• Dalton Utilities eyes state’s largest solar power system
• Search continuing for new executive director for Highland Rivers
• Carpet looks for a rebound
• Testing irrelevance
• Editorial: Middle ground possible for neighborhood’s plight
• Dalton to get outdoor public art, benches
• Indian ‘trail trees’ subject of New Echota program
• County program offers home repairs for low income
• Marla Maples to appear at Carnegie Hall
• The last cowboys?
• Locals wonder when, or if, VW plant will impact north Georgia
• New building for Dalton State not in state budget
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Agenda set for planning commission
• Dalton State to exhibit collection of Gene Mealor art
• Volkswagen is hiring, just not Georgians
• City Council eyes traffic problems off of Walnut Avenue
• Judge in Arizona shootings trial has local ties
• County moving closer to hiring administrator
• Foundation and city award grant to launch premier public art program
• ‘I’m In The Know About H2O’ teaches water conservation and preservation
• Free workshop on job interviewing at library next week
• No rest for the Salvation Army
• Jones receives Rotary award
• Indian ‘trail trees’ subject of New Echota program
• Emergency planning leaders stay the same
• 2011 tax filing season opens
• IRS to start processing delayed returns on Feb. 14
• Teen believed to be runaway found by family at home
• Thompson points to private sector background
• Conference here to focus on manufacturing
• Regional commissioners asked to support tax cut measure
• Public input wanted on snow day makeup plan
• Roundabout not getting total local support
• DPD charges five in string of burglaries
• Agencies to count homeless this weekend
• Another round of snow likely today
• Area arrests
• 'Cotton Patch Gospel' opens tonight
• Dalton State faces continued funding loss
• Illusionist takes college stage
• Man charged with rape of underage girl
• Rich considers local government his ‘calling’
• Graves talks about Appropriations mandate
• Lottery scams — too good to be true
• Bill Holloway named Whitfield Employee of the Month
• Yong Zhao visits Whitfield today
• Building solutions
• Gibson points to experience, familiarity with the area
• Man pleads not guilty in murder case
• Man gets prison for probation violation
• Runaway juvenile sought
• Local lawmakers take key posts in General Assembly
• Dalton to look for tax deadbeats
• Bark N Ride not for pet dropoffs
• Graves to hold open house at Dalton office
• Book sale to benefit library
• Dalton remembers MLK’s legacy
• Roundabout plans move ahead
• Destined for leadership
• Frankie Woods was Murray County’s last direct link to the Civil War
• UGA business dean to present economic forecast here
• JDA to host two events for local businesses
• Manufacturing trade associations merge
• Noted author to speak at Dalton State
• Back to class ... again
• ESPLOST vote in March for Murray
• Murray school officials hope Rock Building renovation complete by March
• Making Dalton a destination
• Work on renovation projects continues for historical society
• County official: Public works ‘threw everything we had’ at storm
• Whitfield man wants justice on false 911 call
• Gospel music tribute honors Dr. King
• Area arrests
• Civil War anniversary: John Brown and ‘The rest of the story’
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Morehouse, Staten to dig into Whitfield County budget
• Cold, hard fact: Snow cleanup costly
• Rocky Face man accused of bigamy
• General Assembly expected to act quickly on carpet bill
• Scouts picking up donated food today
• MLK Youth Cinema event changed
• Gun show at trade center this weekend
• MLK Day closings
• Murray band boosters host prom dress sale
• Murray plans two school makeup days
• How to make up lost school days not yet decided
• UPDATE: School closings
• Officials assessing cost of snow cleanup
• Local MLK celebration starts Saturday
• Court date postponed for man facing vehicular homicide charges
• Firm says foreclosure rates down here in October
• Some government offices closed Monday
• Historical society offers 2011 calendars
• 2011 State of the State Address from Gov. Nathan Deal
• UPDATE: School closings
• A special, snowy delivery
• Snow days spawn cabin fever
• Conservative group calls Georgia tax reform plan a tax increase
• Area avoiding major accidents
• UPDATE: Dalton State postpones two events
• UPDATE: Some roads drying out
• Winter driving tips
• UPDATE: All Dalton State campuses are closed Wednesday
• Four arrested on child deprivation charges
• School closings
• All public schools in Whitfield and Murray closed Wednesday
• Dalton thaws out
• Bethel named deputy whip for Senate GOP
• Sledding around town
• Businesses struggle with weather conditions
• UPDATE: City garbage pickup may resume tomorrow
• Singing convention Jan. 29 in Murray
• UPDATE: Power restored in Murray
• Snow snarls area
• Area schools closed Tuesday
• Shaw Industries to reopen Tuesday
• Snow day, snow play
• JDA meeting to cover Shugart Road project
• Whitfield narrows administrator list to three
• Robbers' snowy footprints lead to arrest
• More closings announced, other weather-related info
• Snow to continue, roads hazardous
• Snow not the problem, officials say, sleet and freezing rain could be
• General Assembly starts 2011 session today
• New Murray school board members ready to serve
• Area schools, other agencies closed Monday because of weather
• Storm expected to hit area hard tonight
• Zoning or growth?
• Board close to naming finalists for administrator position
• Ga. General Assembly: Georgians weigh in on what Legislature should do this session
• Ga. General Assembly: Key players in upcoming session
• Ga. General Assembly: Key issues for the upcoming session
• Civil War anniversary: Georgia secedes from the union
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Sane: Change in state law seeks to eliminate 'Tag Applied For' signs
• Fire destroys north Murray home
• Dalton court looks at privatizing probation
• City, county move forward with LOST agreement talks
• Dalton man receives four years, nine months for drug ring involvement
• Area arrests
• Economist predicts years for economy to recover
• Dalton man receives four years, nine months for drug ring involvement
• To ‘roundabout’ — or not?
• Local lawmakers say tax relief for industry may be proposed
• Lawmakers may monitor use of medications
• City, county at odds over deal
• Board of health continues to face budget crunch
• Career Academy gets ‘platinum’ award
• Council to consider Project Shugart on Monday
• Kroger campaign raises $10,600 for Dalton food bank
• Micro-loans available for small businesses in 50 North Georgia counties
• Dalton State to host illusionist
• Snow tonight?
• Dalton High to dismiss early Friday
• Friend, mentor, confidant
• State patrol investigating I-75 crash
• Property owner tired of break-ins
• Arson suspected in fire at Premier Carpet Solutions
• Roundabout open house today
• Treecycling event this Saturday
• I-75 wreck causes entrapment
• GDOT open house Thursday on plans for Dug Gap Mountain Road intersection
• State patrol investigating deadly I-75 crash
• Arson being investigated at Dalton carpet business
• Robinson remembered as caring teacher
• County search down to four
• Dalton, Tunnel Hill men get prison on child sex charges
• Whitlow Memorial Fund donates $500 to Miracle Field
• Kiwanis Scouting for Food kicks off
• Former trade center exec to head Albany Civic Center
• DHS teacher killed in crash
• Whitfield school system may lease space to Georgia Northwestern
• Police arrest suspect in armed robberies
• Whitfield sales tax drops 1 percent as TSPLOST ends
• Homeless say ‘thanks’ to community
• Donations needed for injured Marine's truck
• Marietta man charged with baiting deer
• Dalton council OKs wine tastings
• Utility explains water discoloration
• Catoosa teen killed in single-vehicle crash
• Locals featured in magazine's list of most influential
• WoodSongs features bluegrass artist Ulisse
• Three new faces on Whitfield school board
• Area arrests
• Man arrested for armed robbery
• Georgia Federal Credit Union announces name change
• Combs opening State Farm office in Dalton
• Calhoun family has first Hamilton baby of 2011
• Fugitive kills self during chase
• Career Academy looks to boost graduation test, SAT scores
• Dalton moves to collect forfeited bonds
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Whitfield County honors graduating firefighter recruits
• Area arrests
• Pensive about pens
• Hurt’s Cleaners to reopen
• Landfill turns waste into green
• Whitfield sales tax collections dip in November
• Tickets still available for Good Morning, Dalton
• 'Consummate builder' Milliken passes away
• GOP sweep named top Ga. story of 2010
• Charges pending against driver In wreck that killed boy, 6
• Ridley passes smaller Murray County budget
• King celebration events announced
• Garbage sites to close; trash pickup changes
• Citizens Police Academy starts Feb. 22
• Area arrests
• Confederate trio wind their way back home
• Babb 'holds nose' on regional SPLOST
• Tunnel Hill teen gets prison time on child sex charge
• Fire not ‘suspicious’
• Tandus Flooring recognizes Collins as hero
• Target Recycling recognized as outstanding recycling program for 2010
• Commissioners add DFCS funding to budget
• Police: Michigan man arrested with heroin in underwear
• Providence allowing homeless to come in from the cold
• Christmas with a stranger
• Weather clears
• Garland Sales official not sure whether to rebuild
• DPD seeks purse thief
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Travel still dangerous
• 2010: Stories of the year
• Tractor Supply bringing up to 17 jobs to Dalton
• Roads still treacherous
• Finally, a white Christmas
• Fire destroys warehouse
• New Year's closings
• Area arrests
• Boy, 6, dies in wreck
• One night around 2,000 years ago
• Forecasters: Let it snow
• Project Destiny gets statewide recognition
• Former Dalton resident is rising model
• Officials review region-wide disaster drill report
• Wreck with injuries has part of Lower Dawnville Road blocked off
• Stolen cash mailed to newspaper
• Metro Dalton's unemployment rate soars to 13.2 percent
• Hamilton honors volunteers
• Area arrests
• Murray teacher charged with cocaine, marijuana possession resigns
• DSC approves athletic fee
• Chatsworth teen charged with incest
• Calling all toy donors!
• Department heads make case
• Dalton council approves 2011 budget
• Dalton seeks greenbacks for greenway
• GDOT suspends lane closures for holiday
• Holiday closings, changes
• Dalton garbage/recycling pickup schedule changed because of the holidays
• The muscle behind the ministering
• Schools help feed communities
• Dalton may apply for grant for bike trails, walking paths
• Getting in shape with toy donations
• Home at last
• 7-year-old gets family’s return for holidays
• Charlie’s in charge
• Area arrests
• Daltonian takes a spin on the ‘Truth-O-Meter’
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• ‘Dog’s best friend’
• The Grinch thwarted again
• Super Body accepting Cosmos memberships
• Chatsworth man makes $100,000 bond
• SBA disaster loans available in Georgia
• U.S. Forest Service winter road closures
• Recycle your Christmas tree on Jan. 8
• Books-A-Million grand opening this morning
• Concert Saturday to benefit the Secret Santa Fund
• ‘Sharing is Caring’ has smooth start
• Keep Dalton-Whitfield Beautiful honored by Keep America Beautiful
• ‘It seems like everybody knows you’
• Performance at Blue Ridge
• Helping families in need
• DSC graduation
• Ice causes ‘nightmare’ of wrecks
• State unemployment rate rises to 10.1 percent
• Dalton board approves replacing band uniforms
• Dalton schools trying to articulate the “Dalton” difference
• Board of Health meeting cancelled
• Phones, e-mail out at MCHS
• Area schools delayed two hours
• A merrier Christmas in Varnell
• Fire forces evacuation of Valley Point Head Start
• Ridley: ‘No planned furloughs’ for 2011
• DSC holds first-ever December graduation
• GALEO official to speak on immigration reform committee
• Aquatics club sponsoring 'Breakast with Santa'
• Fire at Valley Point Head Start causes relocation of children
• Some Murray buses dismiss early
• Toys needed for ‘Sharing is Caring’ distribution
• Underwood Street, Shugart Road Walmart area among highest crime areas in Dalton
• Speed limit may be lowered near Blue Ridge Elementary
• Freezing rain possible tonight
• Officer shaves mustache to benefit GreenHouse
• County wants to re-examine $1.8 million agreement with city
• Public asked to help find man who police say took cash
• Girl Scouts taking donations to honor former DSC professor
• Westwood student featured in Birmingham newspaper
• DPD: Be wary while driving in winter
• Woman accused of arson in death of husband gets life sentence with parole
• ‘Rather safe than sorry’
• Public can greet wounded Marine
• Deal Bomb here to help
• Man charged for baiting, killing bear
• Career Academy students build outdoor classroom
• Citizens ‘no show’ at city budget hearing
• DPD seeks information on suspects in cell phone shoplifting
• DPD warns public of change “Flim Flam Artists”
• Police department to host community meeting on Tuesday
• School board meeting now Wednesday
• Whitfield, Murray health departments closed today
• Whitfield County government closed, meeting rescheduled
• Dalton, Murray and Whitfield schools closed Monday
• High and dry: Will severe drought once again strike Northwest Georgia?
• No budget increases for any Whitfield departments
• Dalton board to discuss band uniforms
• Local schools improve writing scores
• Chatsworth church starts radio station
• Mother frustrated with abuse investigation
• Wind and cold moving into area
• Area arrests
• Investigations and arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Healthcare foundation reaches $5 million goal
• Civil War anniversary: The Secession Crisis
• Wreck sends four to hospital
• Even colder weather moving in Sunday
• Dalton man jailed on hunting charges
• Probation visits result in ICE arrests
• Local schools improve writing scores
• Women’s Enrichment Center selling Christmas ornaments
• Vann House by Candlelight
• Christmas spirit
• Making ends meet
• Powell’s to reopen with ‘total facelift’
• DPD seeking help in armed robberies investigation
• Pot smoke leads to fugitive
• A budget with concerns
• Group aims to make Blue Mountain a historic park
• Whitfield defendants dropped from Craft lawsuit
• Celtic Crossroads coming to the trade center
• North Murray rehearses one-act play
• Keeping children safe
• Dangers of texting and driving
• Wreck closes one lane of I-75 North
• Did Dalton get Kohl’s in its Christmas stocking?
• New house for sisters 'a blessing'
• Woman pleads ‘not guilty’ to killing husband
• Hamilton: Blue Cross provision can make negotiations difficult
• Early morning fire damages grocery outlet
• Dalton 'miracle' noted in The New Yorker
• Donations needed for Operation Uplift
• Running on empty
• One killed in Murray blaze
• Cold weather to linger
• Hamilton expands robot surgery
• Homeless man’s death shakes family, friends
• Homeless man finds home, new family
• Dalton, Whitfield County to get $3 million from Solid Waste Authority
• City, county will provide less to the trade center in 2011
• Christmas Parade winds through Chatsworth
• Council to hold first reading of 2011 Dalton budget Monday
• Civil War anniversary: Varnell's rich heritage
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Area arrests
• Child’s letter campaign brings bookstore
• Dalton High’s JROTC passes three-year inspection
• Pizzeria owner pans street closings
• Area arrests
• Dalton closes books on rec department inquiry
• Horse Farm holds holiday open house
• "A Sweet Candy Christmas'
• Survey says: Customers, businesses want more vibrant downtown
• Small business owners on the fast track
• 108th retirees invited to Guard’s Christmas party
• Santa coming to Tunnel Hill
• ‘Christmas by Candlelight’ at Chief Vann House
• Master gardener class offered, application deadline is Friday
• ‘Smoke divers’ in town again
• Christmas parade tonight in Dalton
• Man charged in two traffic deaths pleads ‘not guilty’
• 'It’s like gold to me'
• County administrator search moving forward
• Emergency officials, hospital train for chemical spill
• Former Murray 911 operator sentenced
• Streets to be closed for Friday night race
• Kidnapping, assault suspect turns self in
• Limited number of recycling bins available for Whitfield County residents
• Woman gets surprise with counterfeit bill
• Not sweating it
• Raider Revolution sings for Morningside
• Drug cards good for prescription discounts
• Simulated chemical release Wednesday to test emergency responders
• ‘Sweet Candy Christmas’ theme of Christmas parade
• One more time
• Maintenance workers honored for work with special education child
• Woman victim of ‘pizza’ scam
• Kidnapping, assault suspect wanted
• School board plans recap of outgoing members’ achievements
• Mount Rachel star tradition continues
• Area arrests
• Five inducted into Murray High's Hall of Fame
• Off Target
• Young theater cast preps for production of ‘A Christmas Story’
• Preview of this year’s Tour of Homes
• Area arrests
• Coming soon: Some patients may need a prescription for aspirin
• Family Crisis Center Tour of Homes set for Dec. 4
• Hamilton’s Love Lights shine Monday
• State Education Department to lead meeting for families of students with disabilities
• Murray Alumni to hold hall of fame induction
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Ainsworth Emery Blunt a true pioneer of Dalton
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• Dalton man visits home on 10-year mission to spotlight vets
• Cobb perseveres through tough stretch
• Elementary honor societies hold inductions
• What recession? Shoppers eat up Black Friday deals
• Area arrests
• Concerned Citizens, New Hope church give thanks by serving others
• 5 to be inducted into Murray High School Hall of Fame
• Varnell and school help spread Christmas cheer
• ‘A good service’
• When Black Friday comes
• Metro Dalton’s unemployment rate drops to 11.6 percent in October
• Whitfield County says thanks to firefighters
• Head Start celebrates 45 years
• Donation will help fund library's purchases of books and books on CD
• Appellate court candidate asks voters to look at her record
• Parents express school traffic concerns
• Hope returns to benefit fight against cancer
• High gas prices not expected to slow holiday traffic
• Cosmos property owner says he tried to transfer memberships to The Rush
• ‘I Will Recycle’ artwork to be featured on billboards
• Free meals available on Thanksgiving
• Time to say a prayer of thanks to farmers
• Organization, bank hope to make miracles
• Donations can help DHS band replace uniforms
• Training exercise will test multiple functions
• Weekend burglaries believed to be related
• Baby’s death investigated
• Resaca man finally receives Purple Heart
• Whitfield County remembers ‘Miss Betty’
• Health district officials ask for more money
• Check fraud suspect sought
• Armed robberies investigated
• Christmas decorating at Hamilton
• Dalton schools go green
• Dalton employees take part in Clean Air Campaign
• Best Toys for Kids announced
• Area arrests
• What’s the problem with ‘wholesale’?
• Insurers report progress with Hamilton
• Area arrests
• Agricultural Center finds a home in Tunnel Hill
• Edward White known as the 'Founder of Dalton'
• Dalton man dies in auto wreck
• Mistletoe market – something for everyone
• Pooch gets into doggonest trouble
• Is a ‘legislative fix’ in the works for carpet sellers?
• Hurt’s owner not sure whether to reopen
• Man with HIV charged with attacking officer
• Surveys seek community input
• IMBA, SORBA meeting here
• It Hurt’s when it burns
• Carpet sellers say state is targeting them
• DSC’s Price named 2010 Georgia Professor of the Year
• Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle campaign
• Georgia’s unemployment rate unchanged at 9.9 percent in October
• Bike ride to benefit mother of two
• Insulator Club swap meet is Saturday
• Wright Hotel and train depot open for Holiday House
• Recycling goal in sight
• Book sale to benefit library is Saturday
• Downtown fire under control
• Second Murray family files lawsuit against school system
• Hit-and-run claims two local men
• Work begins on Varnell House
• Tech school approaches Career Academy officials about lease
• Senior care service planning Christmas for needy
• Dalton Police Chaplains’ Toy Drive is Friday
• Community can help with DHS food drive
• North Murray High dedication packed
• Sane family plays ‘The Feud’
• Downtown business owners asked if they support plans for Crawford Street
• Hospice care is a ministry
• Plant briefly evacuated after chemical spill
• Whitfield OKs employee longevity pay
• Dalton council reups with Alliant Health Plans
• City passes animal control ordinance
• Dalton Utilities approves 2011 budget
• DDDA holds town hall meeting tonight
• Streets reopened after small chemical spill
• Arrests made in Rollins Park stabbings
• Tea Party warms up
• Ponders initiates charity program
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Area arrests
• ‘Being here has changed my life’
• Hamilton House on display
• Area arrests
• Cosmos closes again
• A spirited walk
• Veterans Parade downtown
• ‘Click it or Ticket’ starts Monday
• Civil War anniversary: General Duff Green
• Tunnel Hill Police nab $100,000 in drugs
• Burnett gets law license one year after near-death coma
• Veterans Parade, historical observances today
• Another chance to vote
• Tunnel Hill man pleads guilty to child sexual offense
• Area arrests
• Veterans Day ‘should be a national holiday’
• Man indicted for vehicular homicide
• Hamilton House has stood test of time
• Gardens, archives a ‘crown’ jewel for historical society
• Dalton State College’s fall enrollment hits record number
• Carpet industry should have friends in next Congress
• Two arrested on child sex charges
• Hamilton Ambulatory Surgery Center celebrates Perioperative Nurse Week
• Hamilton Diabetes and Nutrition Center to hold open house
• Seminar helps homebuyers make right choices
• Varnell provides residents a safe place to jog
• Some restaurants treating vets today
• Pages of history reveal SS Dalton Victory and USS Whitfield County
• Navy vet experienced life on a ‘flat top’
• ‘Fatal Vision’ classes start today
• Showcase of the Stars: You be the judge
• ‘America Recycles Day’ celebrated in Murray
• Flag display is Saturday
• Murray school system preps for annual community input meeting
• Merry Market set for Saturday
• Grant smells good to Sherwood residents
• Project Destiny increases parolee success rate
• Whitfield resident is Parent Educator of the Year for Georgia
• Jobs will be at top of the agenda when General Assembly meets
• An evening rehearsal with the 'Snow Queen'
• Cast announced for Nutcracker 2010
• Area Briefs
• Area Arrests
• County trims its lighting bill
• Dalton schools to do calendar survey
• High speed rail project moves slowly, spawns skeptics
• Fowler to lecture on presidential election of 1860
• Christmas Tour of Homes celebrates 20th year
• Emerging leaders applications sought
• Buying poppies honors veterans
• Deadline extended to today for veterans event with Graves
• Vest named Murray Community Champion
• Education Briefs
• Hamilton sets up Diabetes Tree
• Double murder still haunts Dalton
• New evidence in old case
• Area arrests
• Providence opens drug and alcohol treatment center for women
• A 'Funny Thing Happened' at Dalton High theater
• ‘Spirits’ will speak of the past this weekend
• Foundation began in Dalton
• Making philanthropy happen
• Area arrests
• The Election of 1860
• Hearing here Monday on high-speed rail
• ‘The Snow Queen’ celebrates fifth anniversary
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Hamilton House reopening kicks off Civil War observance
• Thousands turn out for Pancake Day
• Showcase of the Stars is Saturday
• Anonymous tip leads to credit card fraud arrests
• Area arrests
• From kids to Cats
• Guild seeks Pepsi Refresh votes
• Dennington: Potential lawsuit led to fatal stabbing
• Practice makes perfect
• Police chaplains set for annual toy, clothes drive
• Six nabbed in meth lab bust
• Dalton Christmas parade set for Dec. 2
• Local agencies say Dalton needs safe, affordable housing
• Ride, lunch to benefit injured Marine
• Wildlife Service announces endangered status for three mollusks
• GreenHouse ‘Phantom Fundraiser’ under way
• Grocery store to bring up to 15 jobs
• Parapro charged with battery on child fired
• Local officials hope Deal delivers
• Suspect in car lot fraud scheme arrested
• Dickson easily wins re-election
• Moore, Rogers, Sandlin win BOE seats in Murray
• Dickson cruises to re-election
• Deal beats ex-Gov. Barnes
• Church offering smokers clinic
• Lost items found at Prater's Mill
• DHS One-Act is a “Funny Thing”
• High-speed chase ends in arrests
• Murray passes freeport
• Company working to resolve $40 million debt
• Whitfield turns out to vote
• Eton voters say ‘no’ to Sunday alcohol pouring
• Time to vote
• Hamilton cuts 31 more positions
• Sunday alcohol beverage sales voted down in Eton
• Wreck sends two to hopsital, closes roads near Ryman Hall
• Moore, Rogers elected to Murray school board
• Election results
• Shaw featured in Georgia Trend magazine
• Barnes holds last minute rallies
• JDA makes its funding case
• Suspect in car lot fraud scheme sought
• Students reflect on ambassador’s visit, Fort Hill dedication
• Unindicted man still jailed
• Delivering the mail at Cedar Ridge
• Hearing set Thursday on affordable housing needs
• 'Musical Christmas' theme of Murray parade
• Getting ready for a disaster
• Area arrests
• Lawmen involved in chase
• Gibson runs for life
• Chinese teachers bring skills to Whitfield County
• Most utilities say extra fees to pay without bill aren’t common
• Boad members of Hamilton Health Care System alliliates
• Health One head calls for more competition
• Property vs. cash bonds
• Bond companies’ status with Georgia’s Secretary of State
• Courts, sheriff tighten up bond procedures
• Voters go to the polls again Tuesday
• AJC poll shows Barnes, Deal likely heading toward runoff
• St. Mark's to sell chili as fundraiser
• Civil War anniversary: Hamilton House
• A Civil War ghost story: Scared Shirtless
• Area arrests
• Rep. Graves open Dalton office Monday
• Dalton resident shares memories of Depression-era photography shoot
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton mayor and council meeting
• Chili By The Tracks is Saturday
• BBB: Avoid fraudulent storm chasers
• Dalton State welcomes author Sharyn McCrumb
• Rock Hill School yard sale is Saturday
• Police seek suspect in lewd photo attempt
• Hee Haw Hijinks
• Graves opening office in Dalton
• Hamilton to host Joint Moves event-Nov
• Authorities seeking suspected burglar
• Hamilton to hold type 2 diabetes support group-Nov
• Calhoun resident charged with passing bad checks in Chatsworth, elsewhere
• Hamilton to host diabetes awareness event
• Cedar Ridge parapro posts bond
• Hamilton Diagnostics expands imaging capabilities
• 161 Dalton, Whitfield educators attend Atlanta training conference
• Hamilton to host Back on Track event - October 2010
• ‘Gracious professionalism’: Elementary students share Lego ideas
• Grand jury doesn’t indict in stabbing death
• Troublesome traffic signs removed
• Murray implements new sex offender registry
• A note about Halloween
• sug head: Woman airlifted from wreck scene
• Labor commissioner candidates talk jobs, jobs, jobs
• Open AG seat attracts well-financed candidates
• Illinois woman charged with prostitution
• Butler wins ‘You touch lives’ award
• Dalton Utilities proposes no rate increases for 2011
• Coker students take first in traffic safety contest
• Youth Summit helps identify local issues, develop solutions
• County chooses Blue Cross Blue Shield for its health insurance
• J&J seeks to strengthen company’s corporate identity
• Candidate profile: Dickson touts his experience
• Candidate profile: Patterson runs as ‘conservative, independent Democrat’
• Amendments on the ballot: Voters to decide on taxes, contracts
• Gubernatorial candidates on the issues
• The new face of Georgia?
• Forecast for Barnes-Deal ads: More, nastier
• Hamil: Political pressure led to ouster
• Perfect day for a race
• For second in command it’s Cagle vs. Porter
• Lieutenant governor candidates respond
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Civil War anniversary: Ga. Gov. Joseph E. Brown
• Sculpture garden takes root at Creative Arts Guild
• Area arrests
• Prosecutor alleges ‘similar conduct’ in alleged rape case
• Town gets SCADs of feedback
• County decision on health plan expected Monday
• Rec employee to be investigated by commission
• Bullied to death?
• Local store part of Neighborhood Toy Store Day
• ‘New York or Bust’ for DHS Drama Club
• Guild idea chosen by Pepsi Refresh Project
• Science at Cedar Ridge
• Murray County High School Homecoming 2010
• Historical society seeking volunteers as Civil War celebration approaches
• Whitfield County announces road closings
• Belk fundraiser benefits local charities, schools
• Salvation Army seeking donations
• Pancake Day approaching
• A glimpse of college
• Elks get the words out
• DPD seeks man for failure to register as sex offender
• Hamilton Medical Center targets improved breast cancer outcomes
• Murray Medical Center to host blood drive
• Hamilton Hospice honors veteran
• Former Murray 911 dispatcher pleads guilty
• Students aim to help city become more creative
• Teen accused in grandmother’s death released on bond
• Businesses, residents preparing for Saturday's half marathon impact
• A homecoming visit
• Ceremony seeks commitment to end domestic violence
• Paving under way on city streets
• Investigation continuing into train derailment
• DPD warns public of possible new car break-in scheme
• Leaders seek partnerships to save money
• A queenly smile
• Spring Place Elementary wins grant for new technology
• No injuries from train derailment
• SCAD students want to know what you think
• Cohutta man charged with rape, incest
• Southeast grad featured on Learning Channel program
• Dalton working on plan to collect bonds
• Octoberfiesta is Sunday
• Youth Summit helps identify local issues, develop solutions
• You can get there from here ... now
• Teen given bond in alleged strangling case
• Train derails in Whitfield County
• County keeps property tax the same as 2009 rate
• Republican incumbent tries to hold off challengers in Secretary of State race
• Family Crisis Center announces ‘Love Shouldn’t Hurt’ campaign
• Comedian Gregory coming to trade center
• Shades of Pink
• Chatsworth man charged with child sex offenses
• Dalton library to offer workshops for job hunters
• Conservative Roundtable to meet Tuesday
• Agenda for Tuesday's Dalton Board of Education meeting
• Race looks tough for Isakson’s competitors
• Area arrests
• CASA awarded certification
• Credit union gets new name, main office
• Two-car wreck causes injuries
• Libertarian Party hopes voters get the message
• Gospel singers showcase harmony in Chatsworth
• Festival ‘a good time to enjoy life’
• Two challenge Nahmias for seat on state Supreme Court
• Connie Hall-Scott: Talking rock with Steven Adler, Guns N Roses Drummer
• Area arrests
• Elephants taking carpet durability testing to the extreme
• Whitfield County demographics
• Census numbers add up to bad news
• Arts Guild installs state’s first permanent sculpture garden
• Civil War anniversary: The East Tennessee & Georgia Railroad
• Red Cross urges smoke alarms in homes
• Boys and Girls Club helps post courthouse flag display
• DSC featured in display at Freight Depot
• 'Outstanding' Wheeler leaving health department
• Local nonprofits facing Oct. 15 deadline
• Studying for Christmas
• Prater's Mill starts today
• Alleged stripper in judge scandal has record in Whitfield
• Robinson gets teacher of the year awards in Murray
• ‘20/20’ to present segment on bullying
• A peacock at Prater's
• Musto wins photo contest
• Eton early voting starts Monday
• DPD announces road, lane closures for half marathon
• Final Cruise-in to feature toy drive
• Georgia 4-H collecting stories
• Nashville Songwriters Tour in Dalton Friday night
• JROTC supporters donate funds to ‘desperate’ Red Cross
• Young: DHS like a United Nations
• Marker ensures black soldiers’ role remembered in history
• Mother of abandoned baby charged
• Civil War history another aspect of Prater's Mill Country Fair
• General Assembly candidates file campaign contribution reports
• Hamilton Medical Center places on Quality Honor Roll
• County starting search for new administrator
• Cause of fire believed electrical
• Chamber, CRI to move downtown?
• DHS class of '55 monthly breakfast meeting is Saturday
• Bagley family reunion is Saturday
• Emotions run deep for Prater’s Mill volunteers
• Teen’s bond hearing delayed in alleged murder of grandmother
• Flu vaccination clinic continues today
• Daltonians part of symphony concert in Chattanooga
• Whitfield recognizes Career Academy graduates
• Dalton man faces November arraignment for Alabama high-speed chase
• Alpharetta man sentenced on child sex charge here
• County insurance decision expected within two weeks
• Family member says teen accused of murder is innocent
• Deadline approaching for 'stop loss' retroactive payments
• Graves holding Service Academy Information Fair
• Dalton State’s Student Activities welcomes Sarwari as guest lecturer
• DPD seeks information in liquor store smash-and-grab burglary
• Stroop recognized in Georgia Trend magazine
• GPB is looking for recipes
• Phoenix Centre gets college readiness grant
• Pennington to be featured on Chattanooga radio
• Road work closing Little Prospect Road through Friday
• Peanut’s hopes to reopen for business soon
• Agenda for tonight's Dalton City Council meeting
• Area Arrests
• Ministry works to provide in sense of dignity
• Are courts bogging down county’s finances?
• Teen charged with murder
• Make sure write-in vote counts
• Area residents like convenience of early voting
• Candidates court early voters
• Area arrests
• Civil War anniversary: Prater's Mill
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Nine new trustees join Whitfield Healthcare Foundation Board
• Barnes: Education must be top priority
• The Tribe goes wild
• Hamilton Convenient Care offering flu shots
• Dalton State Respiratory Therapy Club to present ‘SEC Football for Cystic Fibrosis’
• Make sure write-in vote counts
• Work on community center continues
• Domestic violence still a top killer in Georgia
• Accused shooter denied bond
• Boys and Girls Clubs gets new digs in Murray
• Testing a theory: Southeast teacher says travels show people ‘basically good’
• Mathis selected for Special Olympics Hall of Fame
• Barnes rally in Dalton on Saturday, also meeting with teachers
• German exchange students in Dalton
• Foreclosure rate in Dalton decreases
• Home Builders Association to help with home for injured Marine
• National Solar Tour coming to Dalton
• Solid Waste Management Authority calls meeting for Friday
• Chamber breakfast focuses on compliance issues
• Movie starring Dalton resident premieres on TV Friday
• Whitfield health department drive-by flu shot clinic next week
• Holocaust survivor talks of the preciousness of life
• New historical marker will highlight role of black soldiers in the Civil War
• Man charged with shooting girlfriend
• 'Charlotte's Web' opens Friday
• DLT presenting "Charlotte's Web," holding auditions for youth production
• Blessing of the Animals Sunday at St. Mark's
• Next library lecture focuses on Barnsley Gardens
• Liberty Tree Festival Oct. 23-24 this year
• Prater’s Mill Fair next week
• Meth arrests net five area men
• McLeod leaving administrator job at the end of the year
• Hamilton officials eying $12 million worth of cuts
• State Board of Workers Comp to hear appeals in Dalton
• 16th annual Conasauga Watershed Cleanup is Oct. 23
• The Rush opens this weekend in Dalton
• 'On New Ground' to be featured at Michael’s Fine Arts and Framing
• Body found in burning truck in Alabama was man from Ringgold
• Whitfield Democrats meet tonight
• Dalton man arrested after high-speed chase in Alabama
• Murray Medical Center places on Quality Honor Roll
• Archway seeks schools partnership
• Isakson picks up business endorsement
• Whitfield County may change health insurance provider
• Plane crash victim’s family mourns loss
• Two dead in plane crash identified
• TVA grant helps MCHS students learn science by doing science
• Murray County Health Department flu shot clinic Oct. 4-5
• Should city, county fire depts. merge?
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Area arrests
• Whitfield wants to review performance of EMS
• Plane changed course before crashing
• Area arrests
• Motorcycle wreck injures one
• We need to collect the money
• Civil War anniversary: Chetoogeta Mountain Tunnel
• Tribute to Coach “O”
• Murray family recounts tragic crash
• Barnes and Deal talk economic development
• ‘My job didn’t take my legs’
• Could Royston plant closing bring jobs here?
• Bond reduction denied for Ward
• Dawnville Elementary gets second Home Depot grant
• City officials say they will still pursue forfeited bonds
• Two people killed in Murray County plane crash
• USS Whitfield docks in Dalton
• Salvation Army always in need of donations
• Workers treated for carbon monoxide poisoning
• School leaders ponder goals amid budget woes
• Whitfield native gets 4-H Green Jacket Award
• GWI Club helps Rotary post flags on courthouse lawn
• Murray High chosen as C2G national model school
• Bands needed for Liberty Tree Festival
• Deal files new financial disclosure statement showing him solvent
• Georgia State Gospel Singing Convention to be in Chatsworth
• Alabama officers scour region for clues about burned person
• ATV accident injures one
• Westside Elementary sale Saturday
• Street dance Saturday in Cohutta
• Raffle benefits food bank in Murray
• Dalton State College’s Bandy Heritage Center hosts first fall lecture
• Author: Dalton is central to Georgia Civil War history
• Metro Dalton unemployment rate jumps to 12 percent
• Dobbins receives state developers award
• ‘Theatrical’ Jackson talks about craft of writing at library
• USS Whitfield County veterans in town
• DA will decide charges after baby found in truck
• Great Escapes invites you to experience New York City and Colorado Rockies
• BI-LO, Kroger offer promotions during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• DPD to conduct Operation: ID Please
• Cici's promotion helps DARE program
• Free admission to Tunnel Hill Heritage Center on Saturday
• Memory Walk is Saturday to benefit Alzheimer's Association
• Dalton history teacher participates in Lincoln fellowship program
• Public invited to provide feedback to Dalton schools improvement plan and Title IA program
• Northwest Georgia Regional Library to join statewide library network
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education work session
• State retirees association meeting is Thursday
• Mother of abandoned newborn found
• Walker County sheriff to hold news conference today in Theresa Parker murder case
• Theresa Parker’s body found more than three years after disappearing
• Carpets of Dalton/American Home Showplace donate CPR kits to Hamilton
• Anderson: future of state transportation tax uncertain
• Man accused of child sex offenses arrested for assault
• JROTC rumors untrue, Murray superintendent says
• Fall weather outlook hot and dry
• Deal attacks Barnes on illegal immigration
• Everything is on the table in review of Dalton city court
• Deal says debt won't affect campaign
• Parents as Teachers director lauds preschool outreach program
• Volunteer reader training sessions offered on Thursday and Friday
• BI-LO offering flu vaccines
• Vendors sought for Joey Jones fundraiser
• Man airlifted from Murray wreck
• Magazine features area, Bob Shaw
• Newborn baby taken to hospital after apparent abandonment
• Back on Track event- Oct
• SAT scores drop for most area schools
• Northwest Georgia-Shorter Career Fair set for Sept. 23 in Rome
• PSC to hold public meeting in Rome on Georgia Power rate case
• City Council fires city judge, court administrator resigns
• County spending more money on Carbondale site
• Dalton council tables animal code amendment
• USS Whitfield County reunion here this week
• Motorcyclist suffers severe ankle injury
• Book sale Saturday at Dalton library
• Older workers to help community service agencies
• Moncus, Hamil out at city court
• Dawnville UMC observes 150th year
• Hughey a finalist for Special Olympics Coach of the Year
• Area
• Motorcyclist wrecks on Fort Mountain
• Dalton Council ‘looking into’ Municipal Court
• Over the radar
• Voters express strong opinions on education, taxes
• Bradley brings back Dalton of yesteryear
• Dalton and Whitfield County featured in guide to Civil War sites
• Dalton Utilties: Utility rates driven by outside influences
• Constitution comes alive for kids
• Festival under way
• Arts focus, partnerships among suggestions for Dalton State College’s future
• Dalton State mulls downtown options
• Republicans poised to make strong gains
• Hubbs to retire from J&J
• Civil War anniversary: The Western & Atlantic Railroad
• Area arrests
• Dalton City Council agenda for Monday, Sept. 20
• Area arrests
• Teen arrested for weapon, drugs at school
• Lottery winners hoping for $5 million
• Poll: Deal holds small lead over Barnes
• College, alliance sponsor domestic violence prevention workshop
• Some banks, investors acted like they had a drug addiction, Kiwanians told
• Friday is POW/MIA Day, American flags to be out
• Vann House to have free admission day
• Rocket cheer
• Healthmobile to be phased out at end of the month
• More jobs lost in metro area
• Healthmobile to be phased out at end of month
• Hamilton participating in patient safety program
• Downtown presence for Dalton State College?
• Man found on Fort Mountain a former Dalton resident
• Local men run to honor Whitlow's wishes
• Hit and run vehicle sought by DPD
• DPD seeks A/C thieves
• Hamilton to offer Take it to Heart program -October
• Crandall teen denied bond on homicide by vehicle charge
• Voters can go back to polls starting Friday
• New York artist visiting Whitfield elementary schools
• New look for old school
• I-75 northbound still hampered from morning wreck
• Murray has ‘do it’ attitude on vision plan
• Man accused of school kidnapping given bond
• Roman Open funding 'tremendous' for local agencies
• Volunteers to help with injured Marine's home
• Sheriff’s office disagrees with DA office statements
• Regents hear from DSC students
• Newspaper: Deal on the edge of financial ruin
• Free flu shots for people who have muscular dystrophy, related diseases
• DHS student a National Merit semifinalist
• Dalton State welcomes Majors tonight
• Final agreement close on Murray Medical Center
• Project Destiny/Prisoners Anonymous cookout is Sept. 23
• Police announce raffle prizes for ‘Toy Run 2010’
• It’s the Colts! Coahulla Creek High gets mascot, colors
• Prater’s Mill Fair grounds expanded
• Dalton man gets prison for statutory rape
• House speaker: Dalton is an economic engine for the state
• Whitfield school board holds steady on property tax rate
• Police seek Drug Court delinquents
• No apparent injuries after car strikes two in Dalton
• South Georgia girl in spotlight after nod from Obama
• Dalton Public Schools: No tax increase
• Historic depot and hotel in Chatsworth to open for tours
• Benefit for Marine to be held at VFW
• Panera Bread part of food drive
• dressbarn to host VIP event for teachers
• Guard’s 108th to host open house at Calhoun Armory
• Text alerts available for some Murray County schools
• Hamilton presents Core Measure Excellence Awards
• Arrest made in spa robbery
• Home
• Restaurant report card — Murray County
• A reading culture
• Teaching with a vision
• North Georgia health departments begin flu vaccinations
• Dalton State invites public input for college’s new master plan
• Auditions set for Showcase of the Stars
• Area arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Dalton in 1860
• Scouts, Woodmen mark 9/11 anniversary
• Tunnel Hill draws veterans and raw recruits
• Dalton school board set to vote on rate increase on Monday, Whitfield plans to hold steady
• Merged inspection, planning, code enforcement department reflects on first year
• Area arrests
• Students visit Tunnel Hill
• Don’t let the bed bugs bite
• Carpet execs: Industry is green and getting greener
• Chatsworth man lauded for 'quick actions' saving couple
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield County Board of Commissioners work session and meeting
• Helping Hands concert features Franks
• Woodmen to hold 'remembrance ceremony' on Sept. 11
• Hamilton holds campaign to prevent falls
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• Agendas for Monday's Dalton Board of Education meeting and work session
• Agenda for Monday's Murray Board of Education meeting
• Nahmias asks voters to look at qualifications
• Local Guardsman earns Bronze Star with ‘V’
• Riding the wind
• School lockdown suspect charged here also
• Man charged with sexual battery, imprisonment given bond
• Rocky Face man gets prison on child sex charge
• 17th Annual Civil War Re-enactment at Tunnel Hill this weekend
• County officials think tourism efforts are the way to go
• Tunnel Hill’s next mission to restore old railroad depot
• Hidden treasures: Tunnel Hill tunnel
• Sherwood Forest neighborhood to get sewer
• Accused murderer given bond
• Report: Passenger dead on impact
• GOP headquarters to open on Tuesday
• Dalton firefighters help MDA raise almost $5,000
• Food banks get boost from Kroger campaign
• Hamilton to host September Joint Moves event
• Wine and Dine for the arts
• County gets $800,000 community development block grant
• Murray charging inspection fee on mobile homes
• 'Best practices' to be showcased during Shaw/Commerce Dept. event
• ‘Neer building opens to 760
• Man accused of child molestation found not guilty
• Dalton’s future will be topic of college class
• County expects to keep property tax rate the same
• City trims property tax rate
• Deal expected in town for Unity Dinner
• Chamber breakfast focus on education
• Police seek suspect in massage parlor armed robbery
• DSC to host domestic violence conference
• Dalton State announces Fall Fine Arts and Lecture Series events
• Novelist to speak at the Dalton-Whitfield Public Library Sept. 21
• Dalton Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Whitfield County road closings updates
• Military Academy Day Saturday in Dahlonega
• Police arrest two for theft at grocery store
• Murray students return to school
• A ‘new’ dog on the scene
• Wreck injures three
• Varnell looks to create satellite Chamber of Commerce
• Kids can learn that money matters with free educational program
• Dalton council plans to cut tax rate
• Dalton area could get big boost from Civil War remembrance
• Area arrests
• How United We Stand and the Avenue of Flags began in Whitfield County
• Community center going up on schedule
• Establishment of Dalton
• Area arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Popular fountain could be reopened
• Dr. Hamilton to chair Dalton Heart Ball
• Starnes: Murray County may be ‘choking to death’
• Riding with Raisin
• Big rig driver charged with DUI-drugs
• Dalton Middle’s Parker teacher of the year
• Godwin honored for 'heartfelt wisdom'
• All the right moves
• Crandall teen charged with homicide by vehicle
• Flea market promises to stamp out unlicensed food
• Dalton, Northwest Whitfield above national average on ACT
• 'Tow to Go' available for impaired drivers this holiday weekend
• Pit bull owner pleads no contest
• Northwest Georgia Chapter of the Red Cross wants you to end summer safely
• Dalton Public Schools: Tax increase hearings draw objections
• SBA encourages the public to plan for disasters during National Preparedness Month
• Get ready for emergencies during September, National Preparedness Month
• Dalton agent receives Agency Hands in the Community Award
• Kids can learn that money matters with free educational program
• One arrested after lockdown at North Whitfield Middle School
• Fifth annual MotorMania car show benefits the GreenHouse
• Deadline is Tuesday noon to buy chamber banquet tickets
• Agenda for Tuesday's Dalton mayor and council meeting
• North Whitfield Middle removes lunchtime lockdown
• Brookwood third-grade teacher named Tom Jones Educator of the Year
• Stalking suspect arrested in Gordon County
• New Head Start Park at Park Creek
• Business Expo held in Murray
• Community Foundation announces fall grant cycle
• Hispanic contemporary Christian music singer coming to trade center
• Whitfield County announces road closings
• First Friday arts offerings diverse
• Labor Day closings
• Wounded mom will ‘never walk right again’
• Fire caused by welding, fire chief says
• Heroes will be remembered on Saturday in Fort Oglethorpe
• Dealing with the aftermath
• Dalton Public Schools: Two hearings today on proposed tax increase
• Dalton to host 2011 Georgia Special Olympics
• Murray Business Expo is Thursday at Murray County High School
• House move delayed until 1:15 p.m., DPD says
• Fire at AmeriPride
• United Way sets fundraising goal of $3.6 million
• Public can help pick Coahulla Creek High mascot and colors
• Why ‘Victims Visitors’ Day?’
• Crime victims get chance to be heard
• Trade center, Wink not suited for ‘Nutcracker,’ director says
• Page Whitfield County's July employee of the month
• CALHOUN: Armed robbery suspect ties up theater employee, escapes with money
• County announces road closings
• County hires consultant to help develop industrial park
• Fund created for Miracle Field
• Whitfield County schools need ‘renters’ to be insured
• Property tax rate to stay flat for Whitfield schools
• Officers had ‘lookout’ for shooting instigator
• GMCF congratulates Hamilton Medical Center for providing quality care
• Donations needed for exterior repair of aging Blunt House
• Balancing act: Raising taxes vs. cutting spending
• Delays expected when house moved on Wednesday
• Whitfield County 4-H awards celebration
• Georgia’s State Park System Considers Fee Change
• The election of 1860: The Republican chance
• Area arrests
• Crump marks 50 years with Manly Steel
• Local grocers say eggs OK
• ‘Nutcracker’ will be performed in Ringgold
• At the Expo
• Candidates for governor talk health care at debate
• Key to Governor’s Mansion could be south of ‘gnat line’
• Three arrested in gambling operation
• School systems’ enrollment up
• Limited tickets still available for Murray in Motion
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield County Board of Commissioners work session and meeting
• Fundraiser for girl who needs transplant will be held Saturday
• DPD seeks stalking suspect
• Shooting fatalities identified
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield Board of Education meeting
• ICE makes deportation arrests here
• Wild chase starts in Whitfield
• Job fair ‘great opportunity’ for struggling region
• Report incomplete on gas leak
• Reverse 911 system needs your input
• Pickup truck driver pleads guilty on seat belt charge
• Three people killed in shooting spree
• Authorities seek high-speed chase suspect
• Health, Mind & Body Expo free to public
• Chatsworth man gets prison time on old child molestation charge
• Murray to inspect all older mobile homes
• 400 Whitfield families helped by Feed the Children
• Rocky Face man tries but can’t pay ticket
• Metro Dalton unemployment rate stays at 11.7 percent
• City fire chief: Show your address correctly
• Whitfield County closing two roads next week
• Labor Department office bringing 45 jobs to Dalton
• Dalton plans to lower tax rate
• Georgia House Speaker Ralston to be chamber banquet keynote speaker
• DPD begins process to earn CALEA accreditation
• DPD seeks ‘Gator’ thieves
• Reverse 911 system needs your input
• CVB honors Parsons
• Dalton school board invites public input on property tax increase
• Career fair for new GDOL positions Thursday in Dalton
• Project Destiny to discuss third anniversary celebration Thursday night
• Where does old carpet go?
• Alleged bank robber denied bond
• Chatsworth holds vigil for bullying victims
• DPD seeks purse snatching team
• Historical society happenings
• Restricted area for ammonia leak shrinking, most businesses can go back to work
• GDOL to open new Disability Adjudication Services office in Dalton
• Business owners affected by gas leak
• Thief takes knitting goods only
• Calhoun man gets prison on attempted robbery
• Ridley to consider mobile home regulations at called meeting
• Doors locked at Value Fresh
• Dalton school board wants to raise taxes
• Benefit set for wounded Marine
• Rural hospitals face challenges across the state
• School nights for potential Cub Scouts this Thursday
• Hamilton encourages men to ‘Know Your Stats’ about Prostate Cancer
• Hamilton’s blood bank awarded successful FDA inspection
• Murray grad plans 'all-year[ reunion
• Area arrests
• Graves to give deposition on bank suit Tuesday
• Noon Rotary Club to coordinate Avenue of Flags, groups encouraged to host a holiday posting
• Golf challenge to benefit kidney patients
• Former Dalton man to walk across the country
• Cosmos Fitness to reopen under new management
• Area arrests
• J&J Industries provides many community leaders
• The election of 1860: The Democratic divide
• Action fast at Spring Place Festival auction
• 'We need our hospital'
• Suspected Tunnel Hill bank robber nabbed
• Congressional Ratings Chart for 2009-2010
• State’s Congressional delegation offers a little bit of a lot things
• Tunnel Hill bank robber nabbed
• Hearthside event to feature Avett
• Woodmen to hold 'remembrance ceremony' on Sept. 11
• Victims Visitors' Day returning to Dalton
• County urges residents to show their addresses correctly
• Father and son denied bond on armed robbery charges
• Georgettes to perform at Southeast-Murray game
• Jailed man: ‘I’ll be back’
• Jobs announcement not floorcovering-related
• Operation Zero Tolerance begins today
• Candlelight vigil for bullying victims set for Tuesday in Murray
• Station for high-speed rail line could be placed in Dalton
• Thurmond to talk about new jobs in Dalton on Tuesday
• Dalton High dismissing early today
• Tunnel Hill Bank robbed
• Games stack up
• Sister Schubert visits Dalton
• Recycling guide available
• Appeals court candidate wants law to be understandable
• Temporary road closing in Whitfield Friday
• It's hot
• Dueling ads hit state airwaves
• Barnes, Deal offer tourism suggestions
• Home prices increasing
• Man pleads not guilty to child sex charges
• Man accused of killing Chihuahua
• Father and son charged with armed robbery
• Area men fined for cockfighting event in Tennessee
• Fans of Dalton actress can “Get Low” with new movie
• 90 degrees and holding, and holding and holding
• Eastside Elementary investigation leads to teacher layoff
• ‘Dog case’ puppy recovering
• Warrants issued for Chatsworth man and son
• Mohawk Industries funding projects for this year's Make a Difference Day
• Most TSPLOST projects expected to be finished by first half of 2012
• City's vote on animal ordinance postponed
• Family gets surprise with kids’ meal
• Chatsworth man sentenced to six years for string of bank robberies
• Wanted fugitive seen in Plainville area
• Lightning strike causes problems with phones at Hamilton Medical Center
• Hamilton partners with CaringBridge
• Murray Hospital Authority and Medical Center Boards Reach Agreement
• Murray Hospital Authority and Medical Center Boards Reach Agreement
• Man hopes prison will help him change his life
• Local DDS worker recognized
• Loan programs available to small businesses
• Sewer line coming to Varnell
• Sewer lines near completion
• Dalton man charged with sexual battery, false imprisonment
• Edgeman movie coming to state
• Murray Medical cutting 16 positions
• Murray in Motion to provide fun for community
• Area arrests
• Dalton council to vote on demolishing three houses
• Providence Ministries expands rehab mission
• Dalton scores with sporting events
• Kristy Slocumb named Guild’s creative learning director
• Area arrests
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• An 11-week campaign for governor
• Lumber business gets break
• Family’s hopes high for baby’s bowel transplant
• Dawg day of Dalton’s summer
• Classes resume at Dalton State
• Dalton Utilities says not part of lawsuit
• Incentives scaled back for Shiroki
• Guilty plea nets prison term
• Burglar takes urn with ashes
• Students back in session
• Marine struggling with pain
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield County Board of Commissioners work session and meeting
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton mayor and council meeting
• Driver in Gordon sheriff's office attack identified as Johana Cortes
• High hopes as school starts for Dalton, Whitfield systems
• Dog owner pleads not guilty
• Update: No bomb in car at Gordon County Sheriff's Department
• Murray schools promote positive behavior
• Two from Dalton charged with armed robbery in Murray
• Governor’s race features longtime political insiders
• Cohutta woman critical after wreck
• Dinner benefiting fire and police scholarship is Monday
• Finally, ball fields
• Fund set up for wounded Marine
• Watch Dalton vs. Northwest scrimmage live
• Graves wins again
• Worley bests Stanley for at large seat on Whitfield school board
• Lock defeats Swinford in Whitfield school board District 2 runoff
• GOP runoff for governor too close to call
• Meeting on Westside Park set for Thursday night
• Raisin Hope ride Sept. 4
• DPD makes arrest in parking lot groping cases
• School zones in effect Friday
• Few incoming state college students undocumented
• Wounded Marine stateside
• Handel concedes race for governor
• Weyman receives national award
• Whitfield Education Foundation awards $26,000 to innovative teachers
• Counties join together in search for federal grant
• Several businesses planning expansions
• Murray County: Rogers to face Bright in November
• Greater recreation could help protect the Conasauga
• Skateboarders get to design their dream park
• Man disputes animal cruelty charge
• Local Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• Runoffs today
• Bluegrass Bands, Helping Hands lines up fall concert
• New images of parking lot groping suspect
• Temporary road closings in Whitfield on Thursday
• Graves with early lead
• Lock, Worley win school board seats in Whitfield
• Georgia Republicans splitting primary vote
• Rogers wins Murray school board runoff
• Sosebee pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter, sentenced to 20 years
• Runoff election results
• Civil War driving tour earns national award
• Gin house property to be available for Prater’s Mill fair
• Dalton schools expecting same property tax rate
• Dalton, Whitfield cited in child sex crimes initiative
• Firefighters' 'Fill the Boot' to benefit MDA
• Restaurant report card — Murray County
• NGEMC holds 74th Annual Meeting
• Dalton school board meets tonight
• Area arrests
• 'A story of prayer and belief'
• Big little river
• Will endorsements help push Deal or Handel over the top?
• Free expo to demonstrate being proactive with health
• Hundreds of area residents seek a “Fresh Start”
• Deal outlines plans for taxes, immigration
• Dalton Daily Citizen – Questions for Gubernatorial Candidates
• Voters go to the polls again Tuesday; list of precincts
• Sosebee murder trial starts Monday
• Handel holds slight edge in homestretch
• Deal, Handel short on specifics at debate
• Mathis, Smith now Eagle Scouts
• County expected to lease Prater’s Mill gin house
• Huckabee endorses Deal, Graves
• Area arrests
• Laid-off teacher ‘ready to move on’ after hearing
• Arrested once, shame on you, arrested twice ...?
• Dalton retailers fight back against tax-free in Tennessee
• Miss Hurst Shifter visits Dalton
• Shaw to speak at Women’s Enrichment Center banquet
• Windstream gets broadband grant
• Area arrests
• Werner Braun: Survey good news for carpet industry and its suppliers
• Horses in recovery?
• Resurfacing to begin on Walnut Avenue Sunday
• Strike up the band
• Hamilton presents Core Measure Excellence Awards
• Hamilton to offer vascular education program
• Mudslinging at North Murray
• Dalton State enrolls 400th student at Gilmer Center for fall semester
• Tuesday Morning moving to Dalton Outlet Shops
• Beauty Academy offers free back-to-school haircuts
• Area arrests
• Former Dalton teacher awaits hearing
• Dalton man charged with sexual battery, imprisonment
• Defeated school board candidate endorses Worley in runoff
• Whitfield County avoids furloughs in 2010
• Whitfield deputy cleared of shooting in Resaca murder arrest
• National Night Out
• Murray to inspect older mobile homes
• Man hurls dog from car for eating his chicken
• Furloughs underway in Murray County
• Graves confident of victory Tuesday
• Innovative high school founder touts student engagement
• Varnell council member recovering from surgery
• Chatsworth woman charged in Tennessee murder
• Father, daughter died from 'natural causes'
• National Night Out lineup grows
• Dalton Utilities aims to turn wastewater to fuel
• Career Academy students tout projects
• City passes pawn shop law
• Proposed Dalton law would bar tethering dogs
• Muscle car parade scheduled for Friday
• Area arrests
• Carbondale Park is the bait to lure in new companies
• Dalton High wing set to open this month
• It's hot, even for August
• Murray school board candidates prepping for runoff
• Early voting in Dalton under way; Chatsworth on Monday
• Whitfield candidates stress personal communication as key to runoff chances
• Public gets ‘sneak peek’ at Crown Gardens and Archives work
• Murray Medical gets 30 more days
• First Friday Festival kickoff, Gallery Hop and open house at the Guild
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• Area arrests
• Whitifield, Murray candidates respond to questions
• Whistle Stop Cafe still open 20 years after movie
• Big crowd expected for bike race, music festival
• Deal touts endorsement by Thomas in Dalton visit
• One dead, three wounded in Resaca shooting incident; suspect in custody
• Shooting suspect sought, two injured
• Business Expo featured 'eco' component this year
• Value Fresh looks for new owners
• Floorcovering companies are keepin’ it green
• Public will get ‘sneak peek’ at Crown Gardens and Archive work
• Murray’s Reed is Educator of the Year
• 2-year-old escapes serious injury
• Preparing for the big game
• Agenda for Monday's Dalton mayor and council meeting
• Agenda for Monday's Whitfield County Board of Education meeting
• DPD announces road closures for bike race
• Social Security wants beneficiaries, employees to share stories
• Governor appoints Hamil to probation advisory council
• Wreck in Murray sends one to Chattanooga hospital
• Shooting suspect sought
• Whitfield County man sentenced to three years for illegal border re-entry
• Murray business expo in September
• Foreclosure rates in Dalton in June down compared to last year, analyst says
• Storm leads to wastewater spill at Whitfield landfill
• Decision on Murray Medical Center expected soon
• Wreck sends one to hospital
• DU reports wastewater overflow
• Program on pasture and forage management to be held in Murray
• Library parking lot to be repaved
• Patterson sees humor in receiving award
• Retiring firefighter honored
• Illegal alien denied bond
• Emery Creek Falls a ‘hidden treasure’
• CVB holding photo contest
• CD raises $620 to help jobless
• Northwest graduate named Georgia DA of the Year
• Alleged sex offenders in court today
• Bat blitz seeks to strip away myths
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in wreck with illegal alien
• Whitfield board sets tuition rate
• Interns present detailed park plans at meeting
• Alleged kidnapper, son found in Indiana
• Shaw to close mill in Maine
• DPD to host National Night Out on Aug. 3
• Whitfield CERT volunteers will offer a helping hand during times of emergency
• High water reported in roads in Whitfield County
• Recount leaves Lock and Swinford in runoff for school board seat
• Home struck by lightning, suffers minimal damage
• Authorities still searching for father in kidnapping case
• Palin brings drama to GOP runoff
• The $850,000 dilemma
• Area arrests
• Deal, Handel both face challenges in runoff
• Daily Citizen newsroom captures 20 AP awards
• Restaurant report card — Whitfield County
• DC Reader coming Monday
• Young fan treated like a star on Hollywood trip
• Deal, Handel trade charges on abortion
• Restaurant report card — Murray County
• Area arrests
• Whitfield board to set tuition rate today
• Should Dalton schools end at 4?
• Whitfield crews saving tax dollars, history at the same time
• DPD seeks information on parking lot groping suspect
• Stall named project manager by joint development authority
• Jumping a set
• Businesses ready to show their stuff at chamber Eco-Expo
• Governor candidates to appear first in Dalton debates
• Murray officers seek kidnapped child
• Deal, Handel trade charges on abortion
• Murray agencies receive life-saving AEDs
• All candidates confirmed for Saturday’s Republican debates
• Heat index expected to be over 100 next few days
• Bells’ rings now honor Burran
• Hamilton to offer non-supplement weight loss program
• Children with Diabetes and Their Parents Benefit from Camp Sweet Control
• Medical professionals volunteer time to provide sports physicals
• Bradley Wellness Center holds Camp BWC
• Hamilton to hold type 2 diabetes support group
• Hamilton’s Emergency Department addresses wait times
• Hamilton educates children on brain, spinal cord injury prevention
• GMCF congratulates Murray Medical Center for high quality
• MURRAY MEDICAL CENTER PLACES ON QUALITY HONOR ROLL
• Hamilton to host June Joint Moves event
• Hamilton earns gold for stroke care
• Hamilton Medical Center places on Quality Honor Roll
• Cohutta Springs set to host Murray in Motion
• Hospital board honors Dr. R. Blaine Minor
• Hamilton presents Core Measure Excellence Awards
• 59th Annual North Georgia Agricultural Fair

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