This year's fundraiser will be held Saturday, April 23 at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville.
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Annual event featuring horse races, hat contests, a foxhound parade, skydivers, and children’s activities benefits Bert's Big Adventure.
The event, which will feature active shooter and firearms training information, will be held Saturday, May 14 in Cartersville.
The next installment of the Museum After Dark series will be held at 6 p.m. April 22 in Cartersville.
Lisa Williams, founder of Circle of Friends and Living Water for Girls, will talk about her work April 12 at Georgia Highlands College.
The Center for Public History will talk about its new book, The West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail, on April 20.
The Parents as Teachers initiative helps families learn more about parenting, support child development and help with challenges.
The Flowering Branch Children's Shelter will host the sale March 25 at Friendship Plaza in downtown Cartersville.
The lecture will take place March 31 at the Bartow History Museum in Cartersville.
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Coosa River Basin Initiative's 2nd annual event will honor Bartow County for its support in the creation of the Etowah River Water Trail.
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The winning ticket was sold Feb. 20 at Texaco Food Mart on West Avenue.
The Bartow History Museum will host the lecture at noon March 16 in Cartersville.
The Etowah Valley Humane Society expects the renovations to take about two weeks.
James Langford will discuss the Spanish conquistador's trek through the area March 10 at the Cartersville Public Library.
The two-day event will be held March 18-19 at 8 participating restaurants.
Cartersville-based Advocates For Children is now offering a Parents as Teachers initiative.
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The former George Washington Carver State Park was established in the 1950s and catered to African-American patrons.
The advisory is now in effect until 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10.
The facility will host a screening of a documentary chronicling the struggle for voting rights and book restoration workshop.
Snow and rain could arrive Monday night, and this week's low temperature could plummet to 18 degrees.
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The Bartow History Museum will host the lecture presented by staff member Elise Petersen.
A book signing and lecture for "Minerals of Georgia" is set for 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4 at Tellus Science Museum Cartersville.
The 2016 Bartow County March of Dimes's annual fundraising initiative will kick off on Thursday, Feb. 11.
Plans call for rebuilding the bridge on Joe Frank Harris Parkway over Old Highway 41.