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 Euharlee City Council voted to approve rezoning for a property on Milam Bridge Road from R-1 to A-1 at its meeting May 7.
The city of Adairsville made several recognitions as well as re-appointments and nominations during its council meeting May 9.
By: David Herron
The Republican nomination is up for grabs for the Bartow County Clerk of Superior Court May 21 as Milena Herring and Josh Biddy are seeking the position.
Emerson City Council approved the creation of single-family residential zoning districts at its meeting May 13.
A suspect has been identified after Woodland Middle School went into lockdown May 14 for a bomb threat as well as a report of an armed intruder outside the campus.
By: David Herron
District five is up for grabs for the Bartow County School Board Republican nomination as James Satterfield and Sharon Nelson Viktora square off in the May 21 General Primary.
By: David Herron
Editor's note: The Daily Tribune News is publishing Q&As with the candidates in local contested races for the May 21 General Primary. Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap declined DTN's offer to participate.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp paid Bartow County a visit May 14 as he was the guest speaker at the local Chamber of Commerce's quarterly luncheon.
By: David Herron
Editor's note: The Canes wrapped up their remarkable season with a 4-3 loss to Loganville in the final game of the best-out-of-three series. Further coverage on Friday's state championship game will be in Tuesday's paper.
On May 21, the General Primary/Nonpartisan General Election will feature several local contested races and a pair of special election questions on the ballot. Eligible voters can cast their ballots at polling sites across Bartow from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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