David Herron is a journalist who writes for The Daily Tribune News, with his work also appearing in the Marietta Daily Journal. His articles cover a range of topics, including local news, community events, and legal proceedings. David's reporting provides readers with up-to-date information on various issues affecting the community.
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The Cartersville Board of Education approved the purchase of Centegix for the middle and high school at its meeting Nov. 11.
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor shot down a proposed quarry on Highway 140 during his packed out meeting Nov. 13.
Students from Adairsville High's and Cartersville High's Youth Assembly delegations were elected to prominent positions within the state legislature model ran by the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement.
By: David Herron
Cartersville took care of business in the first round of the GHSA 4A state playoffs as the Canes defeated Westminster 37-22 Friday night.
Piedmont Cartersville celebrated 20 years of The Hope Center with acknowledgments and dinner at the Clarence Brown Conference Center Nov. 14.
The Bartow County Board of Education unanimously approved the Highway 411 TAD resolution. This was the sole agenda item for the board's called meeting Wednesday morning. The vote was 5-0, with board member Matt Shultz virtually attending.
Cartersville is expected to announce a new parks and recreation director as the city has come down to three finalists.
Taylorsville resident Toni Gaines won the Georgia Farm Bureau's 1st District Young Farmers & Ranchers Achievement Award during the district's annual meeting in Calhoun.
The Cartersville Competition Cheerleading squad took home the GHSA 4A state championship in Macon Nov. 15.
By: David Herron
Cartersville defeated Starr's Mill in the second round of the GHSA 4A state playoffs in a big way as the Canes took down the Panthers 53-35 Friday night.
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