Month: January 2012

An assembly Tuesday morning at Cedartown High School honored the 2012 STAR student, Austin Goggins, and social studies teacher Vicki Mayes, who Goggins selected to be the CHS STAR Teacher for 2012. A program of […]

       The city of Cedartown Police Department executed a search warrant over the weekend and the search brought big results.        According to Assistant Chief Jamie Newsome, Gabriel Molina, 36, Alfredo Pineda, 26, and Amador […]

  Jennifer Hulsey has announced her campaign to run for Georgia State House of Representatives as a Republican candidate.  The 16th District has recently been redrawn and includes all of Polk, and portions of  Bartow […]

       At the January City Commission meeting, Director of Redevelopment Dr. Tommy Engram requested that the board approve several changes to the Downtown Depot on South Main Street.        Engram made a proposal for bike […]

       As county and city governmental groups continue to make changes for the 2012 year, the Polk County School Board also made necessary adjustments in electing new officers and making a calendar adjustment for the […]

      City Commissioners Dale Tuck and Gary Martin were sworn in by Judge Richard Sutton at the January meeting of the City Commission.        Tuck and Martin were re-elected to another four year term in […]

       The Cedartown High School’s chapter of the Distributive Clubs of America will again be hosting the 14th annual Mr. Big Dawg talent contest.        The event will take place on Thursday, January 19 at […]

       Cedartown and Polk County citizens will be voting on a continuation of the 1% Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST).        The SPLOST money is used to improve departments and infrastructure throughout the […]