Computer Science Program Thrives At CHS
CARROLLTON, GA — Students involved in the Computer Science Pathway at Carrollton High School have had a productive school year thus far. More than half of the students in the program have published new works into the Global Marketplace and that number is continuing to grow. Collectively, the program has published five iOS apps, three […]
Harper To Lead Trojan Volleyball Next Season
CARROLLTON, GA — A new head coach with exceptional experience in the sport of volleyball will take over the program at Carrollton High School following counselor Dr. Cameron Mount, who temporarily filled the role last year when the program was in need. Morganne Harper, who began serving as a community coach for Carrollton in 2017, […]
UWG launches computing degree aimed to support growing industry needs
As part of its commitment to providing competitive career-building opportunities, the University of West Georgia is expanding its offerings in the area of computing, a high-demand career in Georgia and beyond. The new Bachelor of Science in computing degree, developed in response to demand from prospective and current students, aims to help meet the industry […]
Tourism Brought $122.8 Million To Carroll County In 2020
December 30, 2021 (Carrollton, Ga.) – Visitors to Carroll County generated $122.8 million in direct, domestic traveler expenditures in 2020, the Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau announced today. According to an annual study commissioned by the Georgia Department of Economic Development, visitors to Carroll County and its cities were also responsible for $8.4 million […]
Haralson County Investigators Release Additional Information In Griffith Case
On Wednesday, December 15, 2021, the Haralson County SheriffÂ’s Office was asked to investigate a case by the Buchanan Police Department. The Buchanan Police Department had received a phone call from a concerned citizen that a male inside KimballÂ’s store in Buchanan had been taking photographs of a juvenile. Investigators with the Haralson County SheriffÂ’s […]
Whitesburg Man Wanted for Criminal Damage
ATLANTA – Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced today that a warrant has been issued for Paul Jeffrey Kelley, 57, of Whitesburg, for one count of Criminal Damage to Property in the 2nd Degree. Mr. Kelley is wanted in connection with a Douglas County case. “In March of 2021, a homeowner contacted the […]
188 Celebrate West Georgia Tech Commencement
West Georgia Technical College celebrated fall commencement exercises December 16, awarding 188 associate degrees and technical diplomas to graduates across West Georgia. Leuco Tool Corporation President and CFO Jens Schulz delivered the keynote address, encouraging graduates to have a personal vision. “A personal vision is a very intimate thing,” Schulz said. “It sets the course […]
National Wreaths Across America Day to be Held at West Georgia Memorial Park
West Georgia Memorial Park, an official Wreaths Across America (WAA) location, will host a wreath-laying ceremony, joining more than 2,700 other locations across the country for National Wreaths Across America Day. Coordinated and led by local volunteers, fundraising groups have raised funds throughout the year to sponsor the placement of over 100 veteransÂ’ wreaths on […]
CCS Foundation Offering New Scholarship Honoring Jason Rowell
CARROLLTON, GA — The Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation recently announced the creation of a new scholarship in memory of Jason Rowell, a police officer and school resource officer who lost his battle with cancer earlier this year. The Officer Jason Rowell #208 Memorial Scholarship honors the life and legacy of Rowell. Jason grew up […]
Former School Board Member Accused Of Using Secret Device To Observe/Film Underneath Or Through IndividualÂ’s Clothing
Bond has been set at $50,000 for a former Haralson County school board member who has been charged with two counts of using or installing a device to film underneath or through an individualÂ’s clothing. (GA Code § 16-11-91 Knowingly Using/Installing a device without the consent of the individual observed, for the purpose of surreptitiously […]
