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And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Jim E.!
Today's riddle: Why did the cookie go to the hospital? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. New Frontier of Bartow County to Host 26th Annual Feed the Community Dinner in Honor of Michael Dean (coosavalleynews.com) — Cartersville residents are invited to the 26th Annual Feed the Community Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Cartersville Civic Center, offering a free Thanksgiving meal, health screenings, clothing, and haircuts. New Frontier of Bartow County is seeking volunteers, donations, and community support, with free Bartow Transit rides and meal delivery available to ensure everyone can participate.
2. State of Georgia County of Bartow Trade Name Registration Pursuant (daily-tribune.com) — A Cartersville self-storage facility at 175 S Morningside Drive is officially being operated under the trade name Alpha Self Storage by AOSA Cartersville, LLC, according to a new Bartow County legal filing. The notice clarifies that the business offers storage rentals, packing supplies, and truck and trailer rentals, and it's being registered with the Superior Court as required by Georgia law.
3. Dave Kindig's 2024 Ridler-Winning TwelveAir Corvette Is Heading to Auction (corvetteblogger.com) — Cartersville's Savoy Automobile Museum will host Richmond Auctions' inaugural Fall Spectacular Oct. 16–17, featuring Dave Kindig's award-winning TwelveAir custom Corvette on the block. More than 125 vehicles and hundreds of automobilia pieces will be auctioned, giving local car fans a rare chance to see — and possibly bid on — a globally recognized custom build.
4. Cartersville completes region sweep; Woodland drops finale (bartowsportszone.com) — Cartersville High's softball team capped a dominant regular season by beating Cass 3–1, completing an 18–0 sweep of Region 7-5A and likely securing home-field advantage in next week's state playoffs. Local standout LaKiaya Banks led the way with four hits, including a home run, while pitcher Zoie Shiflett tossed a three-hitter with no walks.
5. A Georgia Widow Is Suing Over the Lift Kit on the F-150 That Hit Her Husband Head-On, Two Years After the State Exempted Most Modern Lifted Trucks (theautowire.com) — A Cartersville man's fatal crash near Lake Lanier is at the center of a new wrongful-death lawsuit that could reshape how Georgia treats lifted pickup trucks. His widow is suing the F-150's driver, the dealer, lift shop, and kit makers, arguing the suspension lift made the collision deadlier under Georgia's recently loosened lift laws.
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