Good day Cartersville! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. βοΈ
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Also on today's calendar: Oak Hill Cemetery Tour and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: When geese fly, one side is longer than the other. do you know why that is ? π€ (Answer below!)
1. Cartersville XC teams compete in Carrollton (bartowsportszone.com) β Cartersville High's girls and boys cross country teams both finished 20th in the Championship Division at the Carrollton OrthoWest Invitational, with detailed results for local runners. Now the Canes turn their attention home, as Cartersville hosts the Wingfoot XC Classic this Saturday at Sam Smith Park, giving local fans a chance to cheer them on in person.
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2. 2027 Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Training Fridays Jan. 15 to March 26 in Cartersville, GA (uga.edu) β Residents interested in gardening can apply now for the 2027 Master Gardener Extension Volunteer training, with Friday classes held at the Bartow County Extension office in Cartersville. The hybrid program runs January through March, requires an application by October 26, and prepares volunteers to support local gardening education, school gardens, and community projects across Bartow County.
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3. Data center filing draws large Kingston council crowd (daily-tribune.com) β A major data center proposed just east of Kingston has nearby residents packing city council chambers, urging officials to delay any decisions while they study health, environmental, and financial impacts. With longtime Cartersville residents also weighing in, locals are pressing for a moratorium so they can better understand potential effects on power bills, water, livestock, and neighborhood quality of life.
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4. Baltimore art museum named among best in South (thedailyrecord.com) β Cartersville's Booth Western Art Museum just earned a major shout-out, landing on Southern Living's list of the 17 best art museums in the South. The recognition puts the local museum alongside major institutions from Atlanta, Savannah, and across the region, underscoring Cartersville's growing reputation as a destination for top-tier Western and American art.
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5. Energy Transition Comes Home: Next-Gen Electrification Manufacturing Expanding in the U.S. (energytech.com) β Cartersville plays a major role in America's clean-energy buildout as Qcells ramps up its local plant into what it calls the nation's first fully vertically integrated solar manufacturing operation. The facility is already turning out thousands of panels daily and is expected to produce gigawatts of ingots, wafers, cells, and modules, supporting jobs and positioning Cartersville in a fast-growing industry.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: because there are more geese on that side (Thank you jo L. for sending it in!)
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