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🌱 GA Power Ready For Hurricane Ian + City Proposes Bridge Replacement
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Hello all. I'm back in your inbox this morning with your fresh copy of the Cartersville Daily. Here's everything you need to know about what's happening these days in town. In today's issue, you'll learn about these stories and more...
- Georgia Power is ready for Hurricane Ian
- Proposed bridge replacement
- Virtual Gallery Walk
But first, today's weather:
Mostly sunny and comfortable. High: 77 Low: 49.
Here are the top three stories today in Cartersville:
- A Cartersville man accused of attacking his mother's husband with "safety scissors" has pled guilty. The defendant was sentenced to ten years for one count of aggravated assault under Georgia's Family Violence Act, with the first 12 months to be served in the Bartow County Jail and the remainder to be served on probation. For the two remaining misdemeanor offenses of simple battery under Georgia's Family Violence Act and criminal trespass, he received concurrent 12-month jail sentences. (Subscription: The Daily Tribune News)
- Georgia Power is closely monitoring Hurricane Ian, securing resources and adjusting plans. The company is prepared to respond quickly and as safely as possible to any service interruptions that may occur. Georgia Power customers are asked to keep safety in mind and prepare before severe weather strikes. (wbhfradio.org)
- The City of Cartersville and Georgia DOT are seeking your feedback about replacing the bridge on Sugar Valley Road over Nancy Creek to prevent further deterioration and improve load-carrying capacity. The construction of a new bridge would require an approximate six-month detour. (City of Cartersville via Facebook)
Today in Cartersville:
- Standing Turkey Craft Night - Copperwood on Main (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
- Virtual Gallery Walk Fall and Winter - Downtown Gallery (7:00 PM)
- A River Runs Through It- Exhibit Opening & Evening Lecture (7:00 PM)
From my notebook:
- The Bartow County Library System is very excited to add an extra program for October! Thursday, October 6, Ali Parker Cosmetics will be presenting a special demonstration on creating your own flawless looks for Halloween! (Bartow County Library System via Facebook)
- Don't let these stunning views fool you, the Iron Hill Trail is actually an easy hike. (Only In Your State)
- Join the fun at the Euharlee Covered Bridge Festival in the City of Euharlee Saturday, October 8! (Cartersville-Bartow County Convention & Visitors Bureau via Facebook)
- September is almost over! Don't forget to complete our library card sign-up month bingo sheet to get one of our new library on the go bags! (Bartow County Library System via Facebook)
- The City of Euharlee has a full-time entry level Public Works labor position available. Starting pay is $12/hour. Interested candidates should send their resumes to James Stephens at jstephens@euharlee.com. (Cartersville-Bartow Chamber via Instagram)
- The Cartersville-Bartow Chamber is hosting two College Access Day events at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. We will be assisting native-Spanish speakers and Hispanic and Latino high schoolers with college aspirations to better understand financial aid, college admissions and accessing local scholarships. Saturday, October 8 and Saturday, November 5 from 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Cartersville-Bartow Chamber via Instagram)
- Do you like drawing? Do you like creating comics? Fall into a spooky mood with artist Sam Owen, illustrator of the graphic novel, "Lumberjackula" on Saturday, October 8 at 2 p.m.! (Bartow County Library System via Facebook)
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You're all caught up for today. See you all tomorrow morning for another update!
— Josee Noble
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