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See this Historic Monument to Friendship
Situated near the bustling railroad tracks in downtown Cartersville lies a unique monument that is a symbol of great friendship. The story of how the marble monument came to stand on the site is an interesting tale that reveals the appreciation of a local businessman named Mark Cooper to some of his dear friends.
VOTE 2024: Turnout still increasing for local primary races
Early voters topped some 1,300 ballot cast or returned by midweek as the Board of Elections gets into the final few days of early voting. Precincts are open today until 5 p.m. and will be open again on Thursday and Friday in Cedartown and Rockmart for voters to cast a ballot ahead of the Tuesday, […] The post VOTE 2024: Turnout still increasing for local primary races appeared first on Polk Today.
Chicken Salad Chick Set to Open Soon in Woodstock
Exciting news for food enthusiasts in Woodstock, as Chicken Salad Chick is gearing up to open its doors in the area soon. The popular restaurant chain, known for its delicious array of chicken salad varieties, is generating buzz among locals eagerly awaiting its grand opening. Located in the heart of...
Rev Up Nostalgia at the Savoy Automobile Museum
The Savoy Automobile Museum offers visitors a glimpse into decades of car history. Meander among the world-class collection of vehicles that are sprawled throughout the 65,000 square foot facility. With an emphasis on the diversity of the automotive industry, the museum offers a mixture of permanent and rotating galleries. Visitors can enjoy an engaging display in a journey through time with helpful docents along the way.
Cherokee County Students Named Winners of Local Essay Contest
Two elementary school students in Cherokee County are among the winners of Delta Community Credit Union’s 2024 Youth Essay Contest, the credit union announced. Noah Davis, a fourth grader from Hickory Flat Elementary School, and Nevaeh Agnew, a fifth grader from Oak Grove Elementary School STEAM Academy, were among 21 winners selected. Each of the winning essayists will receive a $100 Delta Community Youth Savings Account. ...
Candidates Sound Off on Wildman's Civil War Store
Wildman’s has been no stranger to controversy over the 50-plus years it has operated in downtown Kennesaw — especially during election season. The store was opened in 1971 by the late Dent ‘Wildman’ Myers. The shop has been stocked with Nazi and Confederate memorabilia, Ku Klux Klan garb, items caricaturing Black people and displays a “white history year” sign. It’s been cited as both a source of shame and pride...
Kennesaw considering changes to rental ordinances, upgrades to park
Changes may be coming for those who operate short-term rentals inside Kennesaw’s city limits, such as those found on Airbnb and VRBO. Kennesaw zoning administrator Darryl Simmons told the City Council Monday that his department is drafting a short-term rental ordinance. The item was on the agenda for discussion only, and details were scant at this early stage.
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