The event will be held Oct. 9 at Valley View Farm in Cartersville.
The 31st annual event will include thousands of volunteers patrolling the banks of the waterway for trash and debris.
Local water utilities in affected areas will be required to begin public information campaigns to help citizens understand the conditions.
The facility will close Sept. 12 and is expected to reopen Sept. 18.
Several adults braced the tracks and carts to allow for the children to be safely taken off the ride.
The annual event will feature a nine-mile paddle to raise money to establish the 163-mile trail stretching from near Dahlonega to Rome.
The River Reverly - A Biodoversity Bash is a fundraiser for the Coosa River Basin Initiative's mission to protect the waterway.
The event, which has been going on for more than 30 years, attracted 3,200 volunteers who collected 11 tons of trash in 2015.
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Residents are invited to celebrate Independence Day by grilling burgers and enjoying lakeside beaches.
Residents say they have seen a small black bear roaming the area of Target, which sits off U.S. 41/Joe Frank Harris Parkway.
YMCA Camp High Harbour at Lake Allatoona will open the John E. Smith II Chapel on Saturday, May 21.
The ban, which runs from May 1 through Sept. 30, will apply to 54 counties, including Bartow.
Red Top Mountain on Lake Allatoona will be one of several parks participating in the Birthday Bash Geocache game.
The Coosa River Basin Initiative gave out its Greenie Awards during its Green Gala, which raised $48,000 for the organization.
The county will be honored April 14 at the Coosa River Basin Initiative's 2nd annual Green Gala.
Property owners have been solicited by companies to purchase mineral rights with the hopes of tapping into the Conasauga Shale Field.
The agency said the changes were needed to ensure the costs remain "comparable and fair to those charged by other local providers."
The Coosa River Basin Initiative's event will now take place Jan. 16 on the Etowah River in Rome.
The lake's current elevation is 842.85 mean sea level, which is more than 14 feet above normal winter level.
The Cooper’s Furnace, Laurel Ridge and Cooper’s Furnace-Pine Mountain Connector Trails will be closed through Monday, Dec 21.
These passes will allow their holders free access to boat launches and swimming beaches managed by the federal agency.
The trailheads are located at Riverside Day Use Area and Bethany Bridge.
Georgia Highlands College's Green Highlands members joined forces with Keep Bartow Beautiful and Euharlee Creek Outfitters for the project.
The annual Green Gala event recognizes individuals, businesses or nonprofits whose efforts focus on sustainability and conservation.
The market will resume from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 31 in the Founder's Oak parking lot.
The Coosa River Basin Initiative's Paddling Through History event will take place on Saturday west of Cartersville.
The annual paddle on the Coosa River will occur during the rare Supermoon lunar eclipse.
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The new feature is along Euharlee Road in Bartow County.
The 8-mile paddle will take place on the Etowah from the historic Leake Mound Site in Cartersville to the covered bridge town of Euharlee.
The annual event is in its 30th year and will be held Sept. 12.
On average, 9 out of 10 people who drowned at U.S. Army Corps of Engineer lake or river projects didn’t wear a life jacket.
A popular dove field at the Pine Log Wildlife Management Area near Cartersville will host a quota only hunt for opening day.
Applications for the 2016 training are now available!
The event celebrating the biodiversity of the Coosa River will be held Saturday, Aug. 22.
The annual event, which is in its 30th year, will take place Saturday, Sept. 12.
The Coosa River Basin Initiative’s events will take place this weekend.