The run/walk (strollers welcome) begins at 8:00 a.m. with check-in between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
The Magnolia Garden Club — Cartersville will host the tour, which will benefit horticulture scholarship and junior garden club projects.
The Coosa River Basin Initiative's Greenie Awards were held on April 19.
"The Call of the Land: Cultivating Bartow’s Agricultural Legacy” will open at the Bartow History Museum on April 26th.
The paddle trip will take place Saturday, April 21.
The lecture is free to museum members and included with the price of admission for not-yet-members.
Travel South Showcase is bringing group tours back to Cartersville.
The new Patch Mayor program is recruiting local residents to sound the alarm about events and issues in your city.
The Greenie Awards will be presented at the Dark Side of the Moon event space in downtown Rome as part of CRBI’s Earth Week activities.
Designed to offer workplace opportunities for licensed medical professionals and administrative personnel, the Clinical Care Career Fair.
The Economic Policy Institute broke down how much it costs families to live in each county in America. See how yours fared.
Brandi Rhodes a wife and mother managed to maintain a 4.0 GPA as a student and has been chosen as Board of Regents Academic Day Rep.
Patrick Nelson is the community redevelopment coordinator with Bartow County.
Attendees will hear about the evolution of the banjo and how music helped shape the nation.
Advocates for Children's 10th annual event will be held March 24 at the Cartersville Country Club.
More than 200 people attended to Coalition’s Clean 13 Celebration held March 8 at Mason Fine Arts Center in Atlanta.
Construction on the new building, 8 miles north of the current District Six office, starts immediately.
GHC was recognized with the “Advocacy Award” at the 25th Annual Georgia College Counseling Association Conference.
Only 5% of the lawyers in Georgia are named to the Super Lawyers list.
Karen White, who was appointed CEO in 2016, has accepted a new opportunity in the for-profit sector.
In the past, about 10 percent of Allatoona's campsite were only available on an in-person, first-come, first-serve basis.
They'll try to set the record for the longest line of water inflatables during the annual trip.
Posey will talk about the events leading up to America's entry into WWI.
The work will last from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily until it's done.
The challenge is largely due to an aging water cooling structure.
The event, which celebrates Black History Month, will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at George Washington Carver Park.
The DOT wants your input on where the detour should go.
SafeWise has released its list for 2018, and a northwest Georgia town knocked a North Fulton city out of first place.
Out of twenty-four talented students selected as district nominees, fourteen will move on to the next level of state interviews.
The Georgia Highlands College basketball team will raise awareness for cancer with a special benefit game.
The Bartow Literacy Council is one of 48 organizations awarded grants from the state's Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Program.
Learn more about America's role in The Great War at the Bartow History Museum.
The body of 24-year-old Mack Owen Griggs was found Jan. 10 in Bartow County. No cause of death has been determined by the GBI.
Olive Tree & Vine will host the event benefiting Northwest Georgia Mountains March for Babies on Jan. 20 in Cartersville.
Brothers Scottie and Jeffrey Croy died in the Dec. 29 fire, which also injured their parents and gutted the residence.
Here are the top stories in Bartow County for 2017, including a German grocer's plans to open its regional headquarters in Cartersville.
Local law enforcement officials are preparing for the 10th annual event, which will be held Saturday, December 16.
Sheri Henshaw is the executive director of Keep Bartow Beautiful.
Melissa Golden, who works at Monitor Manufacturing in Cartersville, said she plans to spoil her grandchildren.