Marie Nesmith is a journalist for The Daily Tribune News, focusing on local news and events in Manila, Philippines. With a passion for community stories, Marie covers a range of topics including education, charity events, environmental initiatives, and human interest stories.
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As a 5K benefit in honor of Gabrielle Culberson quickly approaches, the Cartersville 16-year-old and her loved ones are thrilled to publicly announce she soon will be receiving a kidney transplant.
Featuring the theme, “As it is in Heaven,” Bartow's National Day of Prayer ceremonies will be presented in the hearts of Adairsville and Cartersville May 2.
Known for previously leading Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter, Jessica Mitcham is delighted to now serve as the executive director of Recovery Bartow. She succeeds Barbara Hoffman, who helped establish the organization around four years ago.
By: Marie Nesmith, Marie
With spring in full swing, a pair of markets will take center stage in the heart of Cartersville next weekend. Between the offerings, shoppers can select “locally-sourced, fresh products,” and handmade arts and crafts; enjoy entertainment; and explore an architectural wonder.
By: Marie Nesmith, Marie
In its second trip to the world stage, Team BLAZE captured a top award. The Clear Creek Elementary students won the Gracious Professionalism accolade at the 2024 FIRST World Robotics Championship, which was presented in Houston, Texas, April 17 to 20.
Known for his servant's heart, Ric Mason Jr. is continuing to inspire others through the golf tournament that was renamed in his honor.
By: Marie Nesmith, Marie
Former Bartow County Firefighter Matthew Brian Smith will be among those honored during the 43rd National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend May 4 and 5. The Memorial Weekend will pay tribute to 89 firefighters who perished in the line of duty last year and 137 who died previously.
Referred to as “a fine example of what it means to teach with excellence,” Bonnie Abernathy was named the Cartersville City Schools' 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year. She won the district title during CCS' TOTY Banquet April 25 at the Savoy Automobile Museum.
By: Marie Nesmith, Marie
At 9, Hector Chavez is thrilled to achieve an honor that still eludes most artists five times his age. To his delight, his creation is being included in a Smithsonian-affiliated museum's collection.
By: Marie Nesmith
Known for its “immeasurable” impact, Cartersville Service League continues to provide essential support to a wide array of nonprofits. This spring, the 47-member organization disbursed $120,000 to more than 30
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