Category Archives: Bartow

Floyd, Bartow crime reports brought to you by Dr. Miniyar’s Pediatrics

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Here’s the latest crime reports from across Northwest Georgia: Bartow County Jail report: Tuesday Note: If you’re having problems accessing the file, please email us at [email protected] read more Read more

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Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Update: Aaron Kelton named Shorter football coach

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Aaron Kelton is Shorter University’s new football coach. A media release confirms rumors from earlier in the day that a coach would be named soon. Kelton had been spotted in the community in recent days. Most recently, Kelton was head coach of Division III Williams University in Williamstown, Mass. His record over six seasons: 23-25 (.479). The… Read more

Sear’s closing Rome store in mid-March; liquidation sale starts Friday. Severance, possible placement in other stores for 86 employees

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Continuing updates all evening. In recent years, there have been reports in business circles on the fate of the Sears store at Mount Berry Mall. Those reports picked up steam in November following a posting of changes proposed for the mall, including the demolition of the Sears “wing.” At least part of that scenario has… Read more

Pre-K registration dates are Feb. 1-12 for next year’s Floyd County class

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Media release: Floyd County Schools Pre-K registration period is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 1 through Friday, Feb. 12. This is an opportunity for parents to register their children for the slots available in the Pre-K program in Floyd County Schools for the 2016-2017 school year. read more Read more

Georgia Trend’s latest business headlines

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#hometownbusiness The latest from GEORGIA TREND: Click here for more: Below are today’s top business and political stories from sources around the state of Georgia. Jan. 12, 2016 | Saporta Report Peach farmers in Augusta area happy to see lower temperatures Read more. Jan. 12, 2016 | Georgia Trend - Exclusive! Manuel’s Tavern: Last Day, Last… Read more

Latest Heritage First Headlines: Retailer, restaurant open in Calhoun. New faces on City Commission. Another subfreezing morning. The Tide rolls again, beats Clemson.

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#hometownheadlines Our latest headlines: State business updates from Georgia Trend. Latest updates from the Floyd County Jail, Bartow County Jail and Cartersville Police. Ware Mechanical weather: Another cold start (18 on Monday) with a high of 50. Weather read more Read more

Cartersville Police searching for suspect who robbed a Sunoco station late Monday.

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Cartersville Police are investigating an armed robbery of the Sunoco station late Monday. Police have issued this description of the suspect: A black male who was wearing a mask, a North Face fleece jacket, purple Nike gloves, had tattoos on both wriests. He was armed with a long knife and fled toward Rolling Springs Road after… Read more

Buzz: New faces on Rome’s City Commission

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Ware Mechanical forecast: Another cold start (21 so far; 18 on Monday). Light snow possible Saturday night, Sunday.

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#hometownweather The situation: Snow is in our extended forecast for the first time this season — but a light snow if that amid rain. Saturday Night: A slight chance of rain after 8pm, mixing with snow after 2am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Chance of precipitation is 20%. Sunday: A slight chance of rain and… Read more

Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports: The Tide rolls again, beats Clemson, 45-40. Model girls no. 4, Calhoun boys no. 1 in latest rankings. Hot Stove updates from Rome Braves

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF Clemson falls to Alabama 45-40: In what will be remembered as one of the best national championship football games of any era, the Crimson Tide defeated the Clemson Tigers 45-40 Monday night. It was the Tide’s fourth national title in the past seven seasons and the fifth overall for Nick Saban (one also… Read more

Region: Second Avenue railroad track closed today; find alternate route. Auditions Saturday for Every Child’s a Star

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Georgia Health News: Blue Cross softening its approach, says new president.

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#hometownhealth For more on these and additional updates, please click Georgia Health News: By Andy Miller For years, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia has maintained its dominance as the state’s No. 1 health insurer. Its membership now approaches 3 million members — in a state with slightly more than 10 million people. read… Read more

Public Health restaurant inspection scores

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#hometowndining Floyd County No restaurant reports. Bartow County LONGHORN STEAKHOUSE 463 E MAIN ST CARTERSVILLE, GA 30120 View inspections: January 11, 2016 Score: 92, Grade: A MOE’S SOUTHWEST GRILL 402 E CHURCH ST STE 101 CARTERSVILLE, GA 30121 View inspections: January 11, 2016 Score: 95, Grade: A read more Read more

Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports update: John Uldrick on picking Clemson to win over Alabama

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Gordon County emergency units announce continued joint effort to deal with floods, other natural emergencies

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Background: In the wake of the Christmas Eve floods, which left two dead in Gordon County, emergency teams in Gordon County united to deal with aftermath issues. On Monday, the agencies announced a new joint response unit to deal with future emergencies. read more Read more