While Georgia Environmental Protection Division’s summer outdoor burn ban expires Oct. 1, regulations are still in place for the cities of Adairsville and Cartersville. The EPD’s restrictions, which spanned 54 counties in north Georgia, are imposed annual... See more
For Autumn Parker Lester, the Great Locomotive Chase Festival is filled with “tradition and history.” The fall fixture, presented by the city of Adairsville, will kick off Oct. 2. “The Great Locomotive Chase Festival began 58 years ago and has grown into ... See more
Jayme and Kristy Laney are continuing to combat food insecurity among Bartow’s youth through the local Empty Bowls project. The Adairsville couple is spearheading the Sept. 27 outreach, which will benefit the Backpack Buddies program. Both retired from th... See more
The Oak Hill Cemetery Tour will breathe new life into Bartow’s past Oct. 3. For this year’s event, the Bartow History Museum will partner with Adairsville High School to highlight some of the burial grounds’ notable figures from 5 to 8 p.m. “Cemeteries ar... See more
Volunteers are being sought for this year’s Great Lake Allatoona Clean Up, which takes place Oct. 3. Those interested need to register by Sept. 28. While the online sign-ups are underway at www.lakeallatoonaassoc.com, cleanup sites are filling up, so area... See more
