A Cedartown man was arrested after he slammed his vehicle into a house on Evergreen Lane Friday. According to reports from the Cedartown police, 24 year old Troy Lee of a North College Street address in Cedartown was arrested Friday and charged with driving with a suspended license, DUI, failureContinue Reading

The Georgia State Patrol continues to investigate the tragic death of a Carroll County Sheriff’s Deputy Friday evening. The body of 54 year old Dave Crawford was found in the Little Tallapoosa River by officials arriving on the scene after Crawford did not answer a radio request. Captain Shane TaylorContinue Reading

The Buchanan City Council continues discussing qualifications and a “pouring fee” for the new alcohol ordinance approved by voters last November, in hopes of making by-the-drink adult beverages available by March. City Clerk Karen King says officials are planning to present “one big ordinance” to encompass all alcohol issues andContinue Reading

The Polk School District Board of Education has approved the hiring of Scott Hendrix to be the next head football coach and athletic director at Cedartown High School. Board members unanimously approved the appointment of Hendrix to the position. However, there was some issue with the compensation package. Several boardContinue Reading

The search for a fugitive who fled from authorities after he crashed his car into a set of propane tanks is now over. According to jail docket reports, 41 year old Michael Lamar Poole of 89 E. Second Street in Lindale was arrested by police without incident at approximately 2:45Continue Reading

ATLANTA – Cedartown City Commissioners Johnny Barrett and Dale Tuck received the prestigious Certificate of Achievement from the Georgia Municipal Training Institute at the Georgia Municipal Association’s (GMA) Annual Mayors’ Day Conference in Atlanta on January 24. The Georgia Municipal Training Institute, a cooperative effort of GMA and the UniversityContinue Reading

A reinstatement of the minimum bill of usage for the Cedartown water rates was tops of the agenda Monday night for the Cedartown City Commission. Cedartown City Manager Charles Akridge says that this action was necessary in order to continue operating the water department without losing money. Click to listenContinue Reading