2011 (Page 4)

Dawgs Fight to the End; Come Out on Top

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On: October 22, 2011

It wasn’t, by any stretch, an easy win for the Cedartown Bulldogs, but perhaps it was the most rewarding. On a night where the team tried on many occasions to let Cartersville escape town with a win, the athleticism and determination of the Dawgs prevailed. After going up 6-0Continue Reading

Dawgs Welcome Cartersville in Sub-Region Scuffle

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On: October 20, 2011

The Cedartown Bulldogs (5-2, 2-1) will return to action tonight as they take on the Cartersville Purple Hurricanes (4-3, 2-1) at 7:30pm at Cedartown Memorial Stadium. Cedartown is coming off a heartbreaking 27-21 loss to the Allatoona Buccaneers, in which Allatoona recovered from a two touchdown deficit to remainContinue Reading

Local Woman Seeks Support for Fallen Soldier

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On: October 20, 2011

I wanted to send you some information about a young marine who was just killed Friday Oct 13, 2011. He will be brought home tomorrow Oct 20, 2011 to a wonderful processional route with people standing and honoring him as a hero. His family is grieving terribly for this young man. Continue Reading

Local Wheelchair Racer Injured in Hit and Run

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On: October 19, 2011

Cedartown native and champion wheelchair racer Krige Schabort was injured on Monday in a hit and run incident while out training. The Georgia State Patrol received a call regarding the incident and Corporal Joe Stephens was the officer to respond to the scene. Stephens said that there were two witnessesContinue Reading

Dawgs Fall Short Against Allatoona

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On: October 16, 2011

In: News Desk, Sports

The Cedartown Bulldogs traveled to Acworth, Georgia on Friday Night to take on the Allatoona Buccaneers (7-0, 3-0). Cedartown (5-2, 2-1) was attempting to hand Allatoona their first loss and have the chance to control their own destiny in region. All looked well in the early stages of the game.Continue Reading

Dawgs Hit the Road; Travel to Allatoona

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On: October 13, 2011

In: News Desk, Sports

The Cedartown Bulldogs will travel to Allatoona High School to take on the Buccaneers tonight at 7:30pm. Cedartown takes a 5-1 record into the matchup, but Allatoona boasts an unblemished 6-0 mark this season. The Buccaneers, led by Head Coach Gary Varner, areContinue Reading

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Democratic challengers take McBath to task for not showing up to debate
State Rep. Mandisha Thomas (top) and Cobb County Commissioner Jerica Richardson are challenging U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District ATLANTA – Much of Sunday’s debate between the two Democrats challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath, D-Marietta, in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District focused on McBath’s absence from the stage. McBath, who declined to […]
Mail processing delays disrupting newspapers, threatening elections
ATLANTA – Delays in processing mail at a new regional distribution center in Palmetto aren’t just affecting individual Georgians trying to obtain vital prescription drugs or pay their monthly rents or mortgages. Chronic failures to deliver the mail in a timely manner are being seen in some quarters as a threat to the underpinnings of […]
White shrimp Georgia’s official crustacean
ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp brought his bill-signing tour to Brunswick Thursday, signing a package of measures related to coastal issues. House Bill 1341 declares the white shrimp Georgia’s official crustacean. White shrimp account for 70% of the state’s annual shrimp harvest, Kemp told coastal Georgia political and business leaders during a ceremony at the […]
Incumbents no-shows for Atlanta Press Club debates
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is among several incumbents not participating in this weekend’s Atlanta Press Club debates. ATLANTA – No incumbents have agreed to participate in this weekend’s Atlanta Press Club candidate debates ahead of next month’s primaries, which has the organization concerned. Democratic U.S. Reps. Lucy McBath of Marietta and David Scott […]
Kemp signs anti-squatting bill
State Rep. Devan Seabaugh ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Wednesday aimed at illegal squatting. House Bill 1017, which the Georgia House and Senate passed unanimously during this year’s legislative session, creates the offense of unlawful squatting when someone enters upon the land or premises of the owner without the owner or rightful occupant’s […]
Kemp inks expanded paid parental leave for state workers
House Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones sponsored expanded paid parental leave in Georgia. ATLANTA – State employees will be able to receive up to six weeks of paid parental leave under legislation signed by Gov. Brian Kemp. House Bill 1010, which the General Assembly passed overwhelmingly last month, will double paid parental leave for state […]
Kemp inks expanded paid parental leave for state workers
House Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones sponsored expanded paid parental leave in Georgia. ATLANTA – State employees will be able to receive up to six weeks of paid parental leave under legislation signed by Gov. Brian Kemp. House Bill 1010, which the General Assembly passed overwhelmingly last month, will double paid parental leave for state […]
Kemp signs bills to combat human trafficking
ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp signed three bills Wednesday aimed at human trafficking in Georgia. “We are taking three important steps forward to make sure Georgia is a safe haven for survivors … turning Georgia into a national leader for victims’ rights and putting criminals behind bars,” Kemp said during a bill signing ceremony at […]
Kemp signs private-school vouchers bill
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