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March 3, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 GDOT offi cials say RCDC Cloverleaf lane closures could be completed by 2029 planned for BY JAMES SWIFT Mohamed Arafa. “It is intended to ease conges- [email protected] tion in the area, support economic development in both counties and provide access to I-75, and March 8-11 Considering the size and scope of the pro- also relieve some of the truck traffi c congestion BY JAMES SWIFT posed Rome-Cartersville Development Corridor in the area.” [email protected] (RCDC) project, it’s only fi tting that Tuesday eve- Onlookers carefully examined a series of large ning’s public information session hosted by the poster boards, outlining the proposed pathway of Pending a deluge of rainfall Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) the roughly 6.2-mile project. doesn’t put a damper on the plan, drew a large crowd. As currently planned, the divided four-lane would C.W. Matthews Contracting Co. is In fact, more than 100 people attended the start near the current intersection point of highways set to demolish one of the bridges open house meeting at Faith United Methodist 41 and 411, fairly close to Shaw Industries’ Plant 15. along Joe Frank Harris Parkway Church in Cartersville to learn more about the From there, the new roadway would cross Joe Frank spanning over Tennessee Street long-discussed plan to build a new connector di- Harris Parkway, creating a new partial cloverleaf in- this weekend. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS rectly linking Highway 411 to Interstate 75. terchange in the process, and via a series of bridges Doing so will require the clo- More than 100 people attended a GDOT open house presen- “This project, we believe, is really important begin to cut across Mac Johnson Road. sure of a portion of Highway 411 tation on the Rome-Cartersville Development Corridor at Faith for both residents of Bartow and Floyd counties,” in between the Highway 41 south- United Methodist Church in Cartersville Tuesday. said GDOT District 6 Communications Offi cer SEE RCDC, PAGE 2A bound off-ramp and 411-to-41 northbound on-ramp from March 8 until March 11. “The goal for this weekend is to Cartersville demolish the second of the two ex- isting bridges so that they can then man allegedly go onsite and build the new bridge SMALLER SPACE, BIG INVESTMENT to take its place,” said Bartow County Transportation Planner defrauded Tom Sills. “One of the two bridges over Tennessee Street is complete, investors out so there will be a traffi c shift on that bridge soon, perhaps in the of at least next week, I think.” According to traffi c control $400,000 plans presented by C.W. Mat- thews, road closures could span BY JAMES SWIFT as far north as Peeples Valley [email protected] Road and as far south as the AMC CLASSIC Cartersville 12 movie A 21-year-old Cartersville res- theater. ident was arraigned Monday in In an email, Georgia Depart- the United States District Court ment of Transportation (GDOT) for the Northern District of Assistant Area Construction Man- Georgia on a litany of charges ager Jordan Clement stated that in connection to a foreign invest- the closures would end by 7 a.m. ment scheme he has allegedly March 11. operated since 2016. “Some of the detoured traffi c Kevin Perry, the founder and would be utilizing East Felton CEO of Lucrative Pips Corp., Road and Market Place Boule- was indicted by a grand jury last vard,” Clement stated. “It appears December on allegations of wire this same method was utilized pre- fraud. Less than three months viously to demolish the other exist- earlier, the United States Com- ing bridge at the same location.” modity Futures Trading Com- The 41 northbound to 411 mission (CFTC) fi led a com- northbound detour, for example, plaint against the Acworth-based will have motorists taking a right business for several violations of onto Canton Highway before tak- the Commodity Exchange Act ing two left turns at Market Place and failing to adhere to a number Boulevard and Highway 20. of commission regulations. “They’ve got the detour routes Perry attended Allatoona High set up so that going northbound, School in Acworth and played you can get off Tennessee Street at basketball at the College of East Felton and go out to 41,” Sills Coastal Georgia in Brunswick. said. “And coming southbound, Among other illegal activities, JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS there’s a ramp to get you onto 41.” Perry is accused of operating an The roughly $30 million, 62-acre Interstate Commerce Park project offi cially broke ground in north Bartow Thursday after- The interchange reconstruction unregistered commodity pool noon. project near the 41 and 411 clo- and failing to register as an “as- verleaf began in 2014. According sociated person” of said unautho- Interstate Commerce Park celebrates groundbreaking to GDOT documents, total con- rized commodity pool. struction costs for the project have According to CFTC docu- BY JAMES SWIFT more calls for buildings in the 10, 20, 30, feet up to 120,000 square feet when it’s eclipsed $41 million. ments, the accused “fraudulently [email protected] 40, 50,000-square foot range or spaces in all developed.” “At present, that road — accord- solicited at least $400,000 from buildings like that, and we just don’t have Cartersville-Bartow County Depart- ing to the area engineer’s offi ce at least 30 pool participants, who Shortly after brokering a $12.5 mil- the inventory.” ment of Economic Development Execu- — is about 72 percent complete,” were defendant Perry’s friends, lion deal to sell the Cartersville Crossing Thursday’s dirt-moving at 1031 Cass- tive Director Melinda Lemmon acknowl- Sills said. “Then they will demol- acquaintances and members of Shopping Center off Main Street last year, White Road represented the culmination edged that a lack of smaller warehouse ish the remaining bridge and get the public, for a pooled invest- Mark Harris had a discussion with the of two years’ worth of planning on the spaces has cost the community its fair that under construction and that ment vehicle that is not an [el- head of New York-based Eckstein Prop- roughly 62-acre ICP development. Harris share of signifi cant investments in the will complete the work over Ten- igible contract participant] in erties. said the most aggressive site plan for the past. nessee Street.” connection with the trading of “He said ‘What am I going to do with property would include six buildings — “This is needed,” she said at the But that’s not the end of the retail foreign exchange (forex) this money?’” Harris, founding member ranging in size from 41,131 square feet to groundbreaking event. “This is the size project, Sills noted — after that, contracts.” of Cartersville-based H&H Realty LLC, 132,110 square feet — combining for a to- of buildings that we get requests on and there’s still some reconstruction Over a roughly two-year pe- recounted at Thursday evening’s ground- tal footprint of about 477,811 square feet. don’t have very much product of.” that has to be done with the High- riod, Perry is accused of depos- breaking ceremony for the Interstate “More than likely, we’re going to have it Within four years, Harris said he ex- way 41 infrastructure spanning iting pool participant funds into Commerce Park (ICP) in northeast Bar- pared down to fi ve buildings, with rough- pects the roughly $30 million park to be over the CSX railroad line and both his own personal banking tow. ly 320,000 square feet of gross area,” developed out. Pettit Creek. accounts and several Lucrative “I said ‘You’re going to build us some Harris said, “with tenants that will range Pips banking accounts — the warehouses,’” Harris continued. “We get anywhere from probably 20,000 square SEE GROUNDBREAKING, PAGE 7A SEE CLOSURES, PAGE 8A latter of which, the CFTC states, were all closed by March 2018. Per a CFTC complaint, Perry told pool participants that his company conducted foreign ex- Bartow super says reading program change trading through a trading company that was never regis- results ‘exceeded all my expectations’ tered with the commission. BY DONNA HARRIS gust and September, ready to assist our fi rst-grade SEE INDICTMENT, PAGE 7A [email protected] teachers build foundational skills in reading,” Su- perintendent Dr. Phillip Page said. “The interest A new pilot program started in four Bartow from our community was so great, we had to open County elementary schools this year has seen more training dates to accommodate the number such tremendous results that it will be offered at of volunteers rapidly signing up. The data we have all 12 elementary schools next year. collected so far, illustrating the success of this pro- Last summer, the Read to Grow program re- gram, has exceeded all my expectations.” cruited and trained about 160 volunteers from the Page said one of the three big ideas of a pro- community to go into fi rst-grade classrooms at fessional learning community — an initiative Allatoona, Clear Creek, Cloverleaf and Kingston currently being developed by the school system elementary schools to help students with their — is focusing on results, and for the program to reading in an effort to get them on grade level by continue and expand, “it was critical to see posi- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS the third grade. tive results within our 20 fi rst-grade classrooms.” Cloverleaf Read to Grow volunteer Carol Branton gives Perry “I knew it was going to be a successful program fi rst-grader Amayrani Flores a high-fi ve after completing a when dozens of volunteers stepped forward in Au- SEE READING, PAGE 5A reading exercise.

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Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified east-west connectivity in the “With good fortune, you could “One program document I’ve try to build our roadways while Advertising Director county, all the way from the cur- get it let in, say, 2022.” seen suggests construction will minimizing their impact on both RCDC rent 41/411 junction to the High- In conjunction with the coun- be House Bill 170 money, so I the natural environment and the Lee McCrory, land 75 industrial park. ty’s four-phased Cass-White think they’ll try to fi nd whatev- social environment.” Circulation/Distribution Manager From Page 1A “It provides much better ac- Road improvement project, Ol- er money they can,” he said. “If At the moment, it remains un- Byron Pezzarossi, The proposed alignment cess to the interstate for the ex- son said he expects the RCDC a federally funded project falls known just how many residents Press Room Director would then branch off through isting industrial parks — Trinity project to vastly improve access off because of a problem, they would be displaced if the RCDC what is today undeveloped Rail, Gerdau Ameristeel, every- to Cass High and White Ele- might take that money and use it project, as currently presented, Email: woodland near the Green Val- body in that vicinity, and then mentary, as well as for “all the for this project and if an HB 170 became a reality. The displays ley Greens Golf Course. The all the new development and citizens on the west side of the state-funded project hits a delay, shown by GDOT at Tuesday’s PUBLISHER connector would run paral- future development that’s going interstate that have got to get to they might be able to shuffl e that meeting suggested at least two [email protected] lel to Amber Ridge Drive and to occur on the 1,000-plus acres the east side of the interstate.” into it.” dozen standing properties — Bishop Mill Road and spin off around Anheuser-Busch,” Olson He also said he expects the Olson said there is some among them, Peeples Valley MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] at a roundabout for access to said. “That area, I think over the completed project to be a boon federal money, which was ear- Community Church — could be Grassdale Road and Rudy York next 15 to 20 years, is just going for economic development in marked several years ago, cur- directly in the path of the pro- NEWSROOM Road. The four lane would then to continue to see economic de- the area. rently available to cover right- posed connector route. [email protected] run parallel to Old Grassdale velopment occurring.” “Putting a dollar value on that, of-way costs. “I would imagine they would FEATURES EDITOR Road, with another roundabout Arafa estimated the total costs we like to see at least fi ve jobs “So they should have the mon- use condemnation if they need- [email protected] near Peeples Valley Road. The of both construction and right an acre come out of an industrial ey they need for engineering ed to,” Olson said. “That’s al- roadway would continue north of way acquisition to be around development, typically. So if this and right-of-way,” he said, “it’s ways been GDOT’s M.O. They PHOTOGRAPHER of Keith Road, cut through more $155 million. opens up hundreds of acres for just getting the $80 million or had to use it on Old Alabama, [email protected] currently undeveloped wood- “If things go as planned, we development, it opens up thou- $100 million for construction they had had to use it on State STAFF REPORTERS land, bridge across Interstate 75 intend to fi nalize the right of sands of jobs,” Olson said. “An that’s going to be the heavy lift.” Route 20, they had to use it [email protected] and continue along a path near way plans and start the acquisi- investment might be $50 mil- Arafa said GDOT is fi naliz- some on the cloverleaf.” [email protected] Old Grassdale Road before ter- tion process of the right of way lion for a couple hundred jobs, ing environmental review work GDOT is accepting public minating at Great Valley Park- in 2022,” he said. “We also in- that’s kind of the scope you see, on the project — the department comments on the project plans SPORTS REPORTER way in White. tend to put this project out for so if you do that math? It might expects the RCDC to receive en- until March 12. More informa- [email protected] At least six roundabouts are bidding in 2027.” be several hundred millions of vironmental approval from the tion on the project is online at ADVERTISING DIRECTOR planned for the connector, as Due to the magnitude of the investment that gets triggered Federal Highway Administra- www.rometocartersville.com [email protected] well as at least one reduced con- project, Arafa said he expects because of this improvement to tion by summer 2020. and hard copies of the RCDC fl ict U-turn (RCUT) intersection the new infrastructure to take the infrastructure.” “How many people would be displays and plans are available OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- in the vicinity of Keith Road. at least two to three years to be As for the project’s funding displaced, how many parcels of at the GDOT Area Offi ce at 874 FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] “The U.S. 411/U.S. 41 inter- completed. However, he’s opti- structure, Arafa said GDOT right of way are we going to ac- Peeples Valley Road in Carters- change would require a new mistic that the RCDC could be isn’t eying any special federal quire,” Arafa said, “we always ville. LEGAL ADVERTISING ramp as well as the widening fi nished as early as late 2029. grants — such as Better Utiliz- [email protected] and reconstruction of several Pending how smoothly the ing Investments to Leverage De- existing bridges,” GDOT docu- right of way acquisition pro- velopment (BUILD) resources Letter Guidelines: ments state. “New bridges would cess goes, however, Olson said — to fi nance RCDC construc- Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are be constructed along the length there’s a possibility construction tion. welcomed. Letters must bear of the corridor as the mainline on the project may begin much “It is the regular federal EURO HIKER a complete signature, street spans multiple environmental sooner. funding,” he said. “Usually, it’s . address and phone number resources [and] a new diamond “The project manager said the 80/20, meaning 80 percent fed- OTHER TIMBERLAND STYLES AVAILABLE (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- interchange is proposed at I-75 goal is to have it ready for right eral funding and 20 percent is ters of 500 words or less will with a new bridge structure.” of way by 2020 and to acquire our local or state match.” be accepted. Libelous char- Bartow County Administrator the right of way, that takes a Olson, however, said he’s gers and abusive language Peter Olson said the proposed year or two, depending on how heard otherwise regarding the Mon - Sat 9:30am - 6pm will not be considered. 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Tennessee St. • 770-382-7321 www.parnickjenningsfuneral.com entire content. that he had “an open door policy.” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 3A BARTOW BIO Kayser shares her expertise, love of dance through her students BY MARIE NESMITH what ballets/principal roles did [email protected] you enjoy the most? Terri Kayser: One of my fa- Serving as an integral part of vorite roles was in a piece cre- Bartow’s performing arts com- ated by a very important teach- munity, Terri Kayser is delight- er and mentor in my life, Patsy ed to help students develop into Bromley. She created the piece “technically strong and creative” entitled “Human” for myself and dancers. Along with serving as Milton Thomas. I portrayed an Woodland High School’s dance Oriental Stick Puppet with the director, she also is the owner desire to become human. Milton and artistic director of Carters- portrayed the puppet’s menacing ville School of Ballet and artis- shadow who fought and in the tic director of Cartersville City end wins, preventing the puppet’s Ballet. hopes. The dancing was not only “At the age of 7, my parents challenging but also the emo- felt I needed exercise and com- tional output and acting were de- munity,” she said. “They enrolled manding. Performing this piece me into my fi rst dance class. was an amazing experience. It turned out to be the perfect choice. I started with tap then DTN: When did you join progressed into ballet, jazz and Woodland High School’s staff, contemporary dance. I graduat- and what are your responsibili- ed a year early from high school ties as the dance director for its so that I could focus exclusively Fine Arts Academy? on dance. Primarily my training TK: I am a proud founding took place in Atlanta; however, faculty member of Woodland I traveled a number of years to High School. I will always be

New York for extensive periods grateful to Dr. Nettie Holt — RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS of time to study. As a performer, the fi rst principal of WHS — Along with serving as Woodland High School’s dance director, Terri Kayser also is the owner and artistic director of Cartersville I danced with City Center Dance in trusting me to develop the School of Ballet and artistic director of Cartersville City Ballet. Theatre, the Carl Ratcliff Dance school’s dance program. Over Theater and as a guest artist with the years, as the director of the fered ballet, pointe, jazz, tap and about helping dancers develop for the arts. Don Kordecki was a you have ever received? a variety of independent produc- dance program, I have taught contemporary dance and contin- their skills, and what is it like for friend, mentor, father fi gure and TK: The most important in- tions in Atlanta as well as per- ballet, jazz and contemporary; ues to do so along with hip-hop. you to see a dancer reach their teacher. We worked together for spirational advice for me comes forming in musicals at the Alli- choreographed more dance piec- It is because of the professional- goals and pursue a dancing-re- many years in productions for from Saint Paul’s fi rst letter to ance Theatre and with Theater of es than I can count for concerts; ism, talent, creativity and nurtur- lated major at college and/or ca- the Cartersville School of Ballet the Corinthians explaining love. the Stars. choreographed numerous school- ing quality of the amazing teach- reer? and The Grand Theatre. He orig- “… Throughout my time as wide musicals; and developed an ers that Cartersville School of TK: Dance, like many arts inated the role of Drosselmeyer DTN: What do you like to do a performer and teacher, dance academic dance curriculum that Ballet provides all students with careers is diffi cult. Dancers in the Cartersville City Ballet’s in your spare time? opened a window to share the follows the Georgia Standards a high caliber of dance training. must continually train — their production of “The Nutcrack- TK: Travel, go to the theater joy, creativity, passion and love for Dance and incorporates the bodies are their instruments. I er” — performing the character to see plays, musicals and dance; with others. Movement frees you, National Dance Standards. DTN: Share some of your know when a dancer leaves Car- till his passing. Don will always read; and visit my favorite thrift no matter the genre of dance. most memorable moments with tersville School of Ballet to seek have a special place in my heart. store, Second Life, where all pro- Words cannot describe how I feel DTN: When and why did you the Cartersville School of Ballet. a major in dance, a professional ceeds benefi t homeless animals. to be a part of each students’ de- open the Cartersville School of TK: The most memorable mo- career or both, the challenges DTN: How would you de- velopment as a technically strong Ballet? And how has the Carters- ment is really a process, a pro- will be great. CSB dancers have scribe yourself in three words? DTN: Where is your favorite and creative dancer from a young ville School of Ballet’s offerings cess of training dancers from a gone on to perform professional- TK: Committed, joyful, place to be in Bartow County? age to adulthood.” evolved over the years? young age through high school. ly as well as earning degrees in thankful TK: Walking by the Etowah TK: Cartersville School of That means helping them ac- dance. Presently, CSB has three River. The sound of the water is Name: Terri Kayser Ballet was established in 1972. quire self-confi dence, balance, alumni faculty members with DTN: What is the best advice so peaceful. Occupation: Owner/artistic Myself and Mary Reardon be- coordination, artistic expression, degrees in dance and one work- director of Cartersville School came the directors in 1982. We strength and grace. It’s impos- ing toward a degree in dance. I of Ballet, artistic director of Car- were both professional dancers sible to separate the artist from know personally how hard each tersville City Ballet and dance at the time, performing with the the individual. My greatest joy of these individuals have worked director of Woodland High Carl Ratcliff Dance Theater in comes from serving as a mentor and continue to work. My stu- School Atlanta. We wanted to share our to so many children and young dents are my children. I am a City of residence: Atlanta passion and love for dance with adults. I may have a college de- very proud momma. Family: Husband, Chris — young children. gree in dance; however, my stu- married 38 years; son, Jacob; and Eventually, I became the sole dents continually serve as my DTN: What is your greatest daughter, Noelle owner and artistic director. CSB teachers. Their creative abilities professional and/or personal Education: Bachelor’s degree has grown over the years from and humanness never cease to achievement? in Education, Georgia State Uni- two faculty members to nine as amaze me. TK: My greatest personal and versity. well as having visiting guest art- professional achievement was be- ists. From the beginning, CSB of- DTN: What do you enjoy most ing awarded the Kordecki Award The Daily Tribune News: When you were performing, REVIVAL PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 93 Pine Grove Church Road Cartersville, Georgia MARCH 11-15TH Beginning at 7:00 PM Each Evening

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Two Sacramento police offi cers won’t face criminal charges for the fatal shooting of a black man following a chase that ended in his grandparents’ yard and started a series of angry protests that roiled California’s capital city, the county’s top prosecutor announced Saturday following a nearly yearlong investigation. Offi cers Terrance Mercadal and Jared Robinet acted within the law when they shot 22-year-old Stephon Clark seven times, Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert concluded, noting that the evidence supported their account that Clark was moving toward them when they opened fi re. CAROLYN KASTER/AP Schubert said the evidence, including their reactions captured President Donald Trump hugs the American fl ag as he arrives to speak at Conservative Political Action Conference, CPAC 2019, in Oxon Hill, Maryland, Saturday. on body cameras, supported the offi cers’ statements that they thought Clark was pointing a gun. It turned out Clark was holding only a cellphone. His fam- ily and their supporters expressed anger and disappointment, and accused Schubert of unnecessarily revealing grim details Trump delivers a slashing of Clark’s personal life. “Whatever his character is or his actions prior to those of- fi cers gunning him down, is no one’s business,” said Clark’s mother, SeQuette, who had a brief and contentious meeting speech that rouses the right with Schubert before the DA made her announcement. “It’s not justifi cation. That’s not a permit to kill him.” BY KEVIN FREKING sizing in recent weeks as they try ered one year from now, not now, “very productive.” He also took Schubert said the decision not to fi le charges against the of- Associated Press to brand Democratic policy ideas damn it.” Trump said. “I should another crack at explaining his fi cers “does not diminish in any way the tragedy, the anger and as socialism. have saved the Pocahontas thing remarks that he didn’t believe the frustration that we heard since the time of his death. ... President Donald Trump de- “America will never be a so- for another year because that de- Kim knew about or would have “We cannot ignore that there is rage within our community.” nounced Democrats as the party cialist country,” he said. “Social- stroyed her political career and allowed the death of Otto Warm- Before Schubert had fi nished speaking, about 100 people of “the socialist nightmare,” and ism is not about the environment, now I won’t get a chance to run bier, the American college stu- were protesting peacefully in chilly rain outside Sacramento’s took on “sick,” ‘’lunatic” and it’s not about justice, it’s not about against her. I don’t want to knock dent who was held prisoner in police headquarters. “dirty” foes at every turn, earning virtue.” He said it’s about “power out all of the good stuff and wind North Korea, then sent home in The shooting last March prompted a series of larger demon- him the unvarnished adoration of for the ruling class.” up with somebody who’s actually a vegetative state. His remarks strations and protesters twice disrupted games for the NBA’s cheering conservatives Saturday. For every prepared line like got talent.” were widely criticized and led the Sacramento Kings — once when they blocked thousands of fans Trump let loose against House that, there were multiple improvi- Trump also went after Federal Warmbier family to say they held from leaving the arena and another time when they blocked fans Democrats, who are broadening sations from a president on policy Reserve Chairman Jerome Pow- Kim and his regime responsible from entering. That game was played in a nearly empty arena. their investigations of him, pre- and personality. ell, essentially accusing him of for their son’s death. During an hour-long presentation where she delved into min- dicted he would win re-election “That’s how I got elected — being a drag on the economy. “I’m in such a horrible posi- ute details of the investigation and explained her legal reason- by a greater margin than his by being off script,” Trump said “We have a gentleman that tion because in one way I have ing, Schubert repeatedly apologized for raising the personal 2016 victory, taunted his poten- early in his speech as the crowd likes raising interest rates in the to negotiate. In the other way, I details. tial White House challengers and roared its approval. Fed. We have a gentleman that love Mr. and Mrs. Warmbier and Schubert revealed Clark was facing possible jail time after a sounded themes that are staples He took particular delight in loves quantitative tightening in I love Otto. And it’s a very, very domestic violence complaint two days earlier from Salena Man- of his rallies. He complained of- going after the Democrats’ Green the Fed. We have a gentleman delicate balance,” Trump said. ni, the mother of his children. He also had researched suicide ten of getting “no credit” for his New Deal, brought forward by that likes a very strong dollar in With special counsel Robert websites including those that suggested using the tranquilizer achievements as he proudly deliv- some liberal Democrats in Con- the Fed,” Trump said. “...With all Mueller’s Russia investigation Xanax, which was among several drugs found in his system af- ered at the Conservative Political gress and backed to varying de- of that, we’re doing great. Can seemingly approaching its end, ter his death. Action Conference. grees by several of the party’s you imagine if we left interest Trump spoke of the “collusion The district attorney stopped short of saying that Clark was His remarks capped a week 2020 presidential candidates. rates where they were?” delusion” and lashed out at new- attempting to kill himself, but said “a jury would be able to that saw his nuclear summit with “I think the New Green Deal or Trump defended his declara- ly empowered House Democrats consider that evidence.” North Korea’s leader come and whatever the hell they call it — tion of a national emergency to who are opening new inquires “I can’t tell ultimately what was going on in his mind,” go without an agreement, his for- the Green New Deal — I encour- obtain wall funding beyond the involving him. Schubert said. “He was in a state of despair and he was im- mer lawyer deliver congressional age it,” Trump said mockingly as $1.4 billion that Congress ap- “This phony thing,” Trump paired, and that may have affected his judgment.” testimony against his character he wound up for a round of exag- proved for border security. He said of the Russia probe, “looks The disclosures brought additional outcries from Clark’s rel- and business practices and Con- geration. “I think it’s really some- said the order doesn’t set a bad like it’s dying so they don’t have atives and protest leaders. They said the details weren’t relevant gress take action to nullify his thing that they should promote. precedent for future administra- anything with Russia there, no to whether the offi cers acted properly. emergency declaration to secure They should work hard on it. ... tions because Democrats are “go- collusion. So now they go in and Black Lives Matter leader Tanya Faison said she did not re- money for the border wall that No planes, no energy. When the ing to do that anyway, folks. The morph into ‘Let’s inspect every alistically expect Schubert to criminally charge the offi cers, lawmakers have denied him. wind stops blowing that’s the end best way to stop that is to make deal he’s ever done. We’re going but “we did not expect her to go so low to mention something On the stage, he was a prideful of your electric. Let’s hurry up. sure I win the election.” to go into his fi nances. We’re go- that happened two days prior, to show personal text messages fi gure as he complained that past Darling, is the wind blowing to- Trump continued to bask in ing to check his deals. We’re go- between him and the mother of his children, to show that he political appointments had al- day? I’d like to watch television, his 2016 victory and the crowds ing to check’ — these people are contemplated suicide. ... Those offi cers didn’t know any of that lowed a situation where political darling.” that attend his events. He talked sick.” when they had him in the backyard and they killed him.” foes were trying to take him out He returned to the topic again of how few gave him a chance to House Democrats are under- SeQuette Clark held out the hope that her son’s death would with “bulls---.” and again, and jokingly kicked win. taking several broad new inves- result in systemic change, a hope echoed by statements from Trump reached back to old crit- himself for doing so, saying it “I think we’re going to do even tigations that reach far beyond California Gov. Gavin Newsom, legislative leaders, Sacramen- icisms of his ex-attorney general, would give the Democrats time better in 2020,” Trump said. Mueller’s focus on Russian inter- to’s mayor and black religious leaders who urged protesters to mocking Jeff Sessions’ Southern to back away from it. He also When he made his prediction ference in the 2016 election and channel their anger into positive steps. accent and calling him “weak turned the topic into criticism of of a second term, the crowd re- possible collusion between Rus- “This is just the beginning. The fi ght for justice has just be- and ineffective.” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., sponded with chants of “USA, sians and the Trump campaign. gun,” Clark’s mother said at a news conference held in the home It took him more than an hour and one of the top Democratic USA, USA.” So far, Mueller has not brought outside of which her son was killed. Later, Clark’s grandmother, to get to the message that Re- contenders for president. Trump revisited his meeting any public charges alleging a Sequita Thompson, was taken by ambulance to a hospital after publicans and members of his “I’m going to regret this. This with North Korea leader Kim criminal conspiracy between the falling ill. No details on her condition were available. administration have been empha- speech should have been deliv- Jong Un, calling their summit campaign and Russia. South Korea, US end springtime military drills to back diplomacy

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to maintain fi rm military readiness and simulations, and it will involve South Korea and the U.S. are through newly designed command smaller units, such as battalions eliminating their massive spring- post exercises and revised fi eld and companies rather than massive time military drills and replacing training programs. formations involving thousands of them with smaller exercises as part Acting U.S. Secretary of De- troops, as they had in the past. of efforts to support diplomacy fense Patrick Shanahan and South Offi cials said the Pentagon will aimed at resolving the North Kore- Korean Defense Minister Jeong focus on smaller exercises and mis- an nuclear crisis. Kyeong-doo “made clear that the sion essential tasks, which include The decision announced by both alliance decision to adapt our train- the ability to integrate airstrikes countries Sunday is an olive branch ing program refl ected our desire to and the use of other weapons sys- to North Korea. But it will likely reduce tension and support our dip- tems, drones, surveillance assets, raise worries about how the allies lomatic efforts to achieve complete logistics and communications. will maintain their readiness in the denuclearization of the Korean Last November, a month before event that military tensions erupt Peninsula in a fi nal, fully verifi ed he resigned as defense secretary, again in the wake of the lack of a manner,” the statement said. Jim Mattis disclosed that the U.S. deal in the recent summit between Jeong expressed his disappoint- and South Korea would scale back President Donald Trump and North ment at the lack of agreement at the and tone down the spring exercis- Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Trump-Kim summit but still hopes es. He said the aim was to avoid The Pentagon said in a release that Washington and Pyongyang setting back diplomacy over North the U.S. and South Korean defense would continue negotiations. Korea’s nuclear weapons. He de- chiefs decided to conclude the Key According to U.S. offi cials, scribed it as a reorganization of the Resolve and Foal Eagle series of the new training will be done in exercises, not an end to maneuvers exercises. It said the allies agreed smaller drills, tabletop exercises on the peninsula.

FEDERAL STATE

CONTACTING Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Offi ce Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov Gov. Brian Kemp • 206 Washington St., Suite 203, State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 • gov.georgia.gov OUR Sen. Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Offi ce Building • Washington, Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln., • White, GA 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 • perdue.senate.gov Rep. Matthew Gambill • P.O. Box 487 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0254 • [email protected] Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Offi ce Building • Rep. Mitchell Scoggins • P.O. Box 1051 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0325 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Washington, D.C. 20515 • 202-225-2931 • loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • P.O. Box 206 Cedartown, GA 30125 • 404-656-5024 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Education www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 5A

see that every child leaving fi rst grade “[It’s] been a blessing, encouraging.” can read.” Clear Creek fi rst-grade teacher Jamie Reading Ms. Branton, 68, said she loves to Pavao said the volunteers, who come ev- “see the progress students are making ery day, have made a “positive impact From Page 1A RANDY PARKER/DTN in their reading.” on our students and teachers.” “Based on our midyear assessment, Read to Grow “The smiles on their faces and the “Students look forward to working volunteer Carol it’s clear to see the need for Read to Branton uses excitement they have when they accom- with our volunteers and enjoy time spent Grow in every 2019-2020 fi rst-grade fl ash cards to plish a task is very rewarding,” she said. with them,” she said. “The program has classroom,” he said. help Cloverleaf “I’ve actually been amazed at the prog- allowed teachers to focus even more on Each school has seen huge increases Elementary ress they’re making, and seeing so many individual student needs with the help in its fi rst-graders’ reading skills since fi rst-grader Iliana more motivated as they become more of our volunteers. We are so thankful the program started. Gamez develop confi dent readers is thrilling.” for them and this opportunity given to “It’s exciting to see that Kingston El- sharper reading Allatoona volunteer Kathy Keys of us by Dr. Page.” ementary School made a 67 percent in- skills. Cartersville spends an hour and a half Kingston Principal Philena Johnson crease in the amount of words their fi rst- to two hours every Wednesday morning called the program a “great opportuni- grade students can read,” Page said. working with students who are “having ty for our community to work with our “They averaged reading 35 words at the a little trouble learning to read” and are school in a combined effort to support beginning of the year, and now they av- “a little behind the other students.” our children in learning to read.” erage 135. One Allatoona Elementary Mitchell said the teachers plan the their successes.” “The students and I sit at a table by “Our fi rst-graders have shown great School teacher reported that none of her activities that volunteers do with the Carol Branton of Cartersville goes ourselves and work on their reading growth in sight-word mastery, growing students could read more than nine sight students. to a Cloverleaf classroom with 19 books,” she said. “I help them with from an initial average of 35 words to words at the beginning of the year. Now, “Some volunteers see the same small fi rst-graders every Thursday and works sounding out words and learning sight mastering 135 sight words by the mid- those same students are reading 50, 120 group of students on each visit while with different students each week, de- words. I think the one-on-one time real- dle of the school year,” she said. and even 200 words. At Clear Creek, others might see different students as pending on the need. ly helps them with what they are having Mitchell said reading on grade level based on reading assessments, there was they rotate through stations,” she said. “I work with individual students or diffi culty with.” by third grade is essential to future aca- a 40 percent gain between August and “Volunteers spend an hour in a class- small groups, according to the class- Ms. Keys, 75, said she thought the demic success. December on phonics skills compared room during reading time. Our teach- room teacher’s plans for the day,” she program was “such a good idea, and I “Until that time, students are learning to last year’s 13 percent gain. At Clover- ers do a great job making learning fun said. “Much of the time is spent work- wanted to be part of it.” to read, but after third grade, they are leaf Elementary School, students have so you might see a volunteer playing a ing with them on the sight words neces- “Mostly, I enjoy being with the stu- reading to learn,” she said. “One of the grown by about 51 percent in sight-word board game, doing a matching activi- sary for them to become more confi dent dents and helping them learn to read,” most important predictors of graduating recognition since September.” ty or using fl ashcards to practice sight and successful readers.” she said. “These students are amaz- from high school is reading profi ciently Read to Grow Coordinator Kristy words. Our students love to spend time The former teacher said she knows ing, and I look forward to going every by the end of third grade.” Mitchell said the school system has with the volunteers.” the importance of being able to read week.” She said she is thankful for David asked the volunteers to “focus on sight In fact, having volunteers in their well. Renee Hibbard, who chose to volun- Franklin from Bartow Baptist Church, words when working with students.” class each day has helped some students “Time after time over the years, I saw teer at Cloverleaf because she, her chil- who came up with the idea for the pro- “Sight words are words that students learn to like reading. students come to fourth grade, strug- dren and her grandchildren have gone or gram; Page, who “fully embraced the need to memorize, as they can’t always “Not only have we seen improve- gling in every subject because of an are going there, helps students primarily idea of Read to Grow and was on board be decoded by sounding out the letters,” ment in reading scores, but students that inability to read on grade level,” she on Mondays and loves “seeing their im- to get volunteers into our schools” from she said. “‘They,’ ‘know’ and ‘eight’ are struggle and often don’t want to read are said. “I wanted to be a part of a program provements and happy faces.” the moment he was hired as superin- some examples. These are common, fre- excited to work with the volunteers,” that could make a difference in chil- “[I] wanted to make a difference in the tendent; and the “incredible” people in quently used words that students need to Mitchell said. “They can’t wait to prac- dren’s lives by providing more support lives of our students and teachers,” the the community who are willing to share build the foundation of literacy.” tice reading and are so proud to share to teachers in the classroom in order to 62-year-old Cartersville resident said. their time with the students. Bartow school system recruiting volunteers for Read to Grow expansion

BY DONNA HARRIS Cloverleaf Elementary vol- [email protected] unteer Renee Hibbard believes helping students learn to read With the gains that have better is vitally important to been made with Read to Grow their future. in just a few months, Bartow “People should volunteer to County Superintendent Dr. make a difference in our coun- Phillip Page has decided to ty because if we improve read- expand the program to the re- ing skills, it will improve their maining eight schools for the school performance and fam- 2019-20 academic year. ily situations and, hopefully, “Dr. Page has made Read to career choices and future for Grow a priority for our Bartow them and all residents of our County students,” program Co- wonderful country,” she said. ordinator Kristy Mitchell said. “It is a win-win for all. Teach- “He knows reading is the most ers will benefit also because crucial academic skill and the they need help, too.” foundation of learning. I’m Kathy Keys, a volunteer at excited to have the communi- Allatoona Elementary, said ty involved in our students’ Read to Grow is “rewarding learning and look forward to for the students and the volun- expanding the program to all teers.” our elementary schools next “I hope people will volunteer year.” for this program,” she said. “I To be able to grow the pro- guarantee you will love it.” gram, the school system is Kingston Elementary Prin- conducting a “recruiting blitz” cipal Philena Johnson said her in March to find about 400 ad- school’s volunteers, students ditional volunteers to undergo and teachers all “find great joy training and begin working in this partnership.” with students at Adairsville, “Our children look forward Emerson, Euharlee, Hamilton to working with our volun- Crossing, Mission Road, Pine teers, and our volunteers en- Log, Taylorsville and White joy making a difference in the elementary schools when the lives of our students,” she said. new year starts Aug. 7. “Reading is the most import- “We plan to host informa- ant skill a child will learn. Our tional sessions at various loca- volunteers are building rela- tions around Bartow County,” tionships that ensure that our Page said. “Our focus will be children become successful to share our data with busi- readers.” nesses and partner with them Ideally, volunteers would be to have their employees partic- able to commit to spending an ipate in Read to Grow.” hour a week in a classroom, Mitchell said the system fo- but Mitchell knows that “some cused on “recruiting our re- folks can’t come quite that of- tired population” for the first ten.” year of the program. “We realize that some folks “As we expand, we will need will not be able to take an hour businesses and other mem- a week, and we are looking for bers of our community to get some folks to substitute when involved so we can place vol- necessary,” she said. “Our unteers in all 12 of our ele- teachers really count on the mentary schools,” she said. help in the classroom and in- “Bartow County Government clude the volunteers’ activi- has allowed their employees ties in their lesson plans so we to volunteer during their work- want to make sure classes are day, and we are hoping more covered every day.” businesses will do the same. Those who want to volunteer It’s great to see our commu- will need to attend a one-hour nity value education, and they training session in August to understand that someday this review expectations and get might be their workforce. It’s answers to their questions. worth putting the time in be- Morning and evening ses- cause it benefits everyone.” sions will be offered at the cen- The system has several re- tral office at 65 Gilreath Road cruiting opportunities lined up in Cartersville or if a business for the entire month of March, has a large group of employees according to Mitchell. that wants to volunteer, “we “We started working on a can hold the orientation at the short ‘infomercial’ that Dr. business to minimize the time Page will share with our com- away from work,” Mitchell munity,” she said. “He has al- said. ready been visiting churches The second step for volun- and businesses, speaking at teers is having a background Rotary meetings and other lo- check and being fingerprinted cal functions.” by the school system so they Information also is listed on can be permitted to visit class- the school district website at rooms. www.bartow.k12.ga.us under Once cleared, they will re- the Departments tab and will ceive a “blue card” that they be shared all month on the will carry with them to the Bartow County Schools Face- schools “to show they are book page. ready to get to work,” Mitchell “It’s such an easy way to said. help our students, and I can Anyone interested in volun- guarantee that the volunteers teering should contact Mitch- get just as much out of the pro- ell at 770-606-5800 or email gram as the kids do,” Mitchell her at kristy.mitchell@bartow. said. k12.ga.us. 6A Sunday, March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Business The Daily Tribune News

administrators present, I still saw driving — whichever occurred one is the “real” reality we’re sup- — and again, may or may not have fi rst. posed to be following. been an active participant in — So parents? All I can say is be Got it? Me neither. But the big- Swift at the some amazing sights. For example, thankful the worst things your high ger problem with the movie is that we had kids chewing tobacco in schoolers are doing is playing too it’s just so half-hearted. The whole the middle of geometry class. No, much “Fortnite” — you don’t even horror-slasher dynamic has been not dipping that grounded up Skoal WANT to know what we used to muted, so this one feels more like stuff, I’m talking teenagers putting do to each other in Algebra II with an extended episode of “The Big entire pouches of Redman in their the yardsticks and protractors. Bang Theory” than a true sequel. Movies mouths and using Dasani bottles Anyway, speaking of things It’s obvious the writers were just as makeshift spittoons. They were that’ll make you go “huh?” our trying to cash in on the success of just sitting there, solving hypot- fl ick of the week is “Happy Death the fi rst movie and set the series enuses and measuring rhombi, Day 2 U,” which might just be the up for a TV show, so nothing here looking like they were smuggling most unnecessary sequel to any- rings consequential at all. At the softballs in their cheeks. thing since “Big Momma’s House end of the day, this isn’t so much a ‘Happy Death Day 2 And then there was “Redneck 2.” Now, the original “Happy sequel as it is a literal remix of the Hill.” I can’t even begin to tell you Death Day” that came out a few fi rst movie — and I’m afraid the Swift the stuff that went on up there. Fist years back was a pretty enjoyable song sounded a LOT better back U’ is rehash of a rehash fi ghts, drag races, stuff getting set and inventive little horror comedy in 2017 than it does in 2019, guys. on fi re, the occasional impromptu that was basically the slasher ver- The movie has its moments — BY JAMES SWIFT some of the stuff I witnessed — because our homeroom teacher pie-eating contest — I was a wit- sion of “Groundhog Day” — you the part where the freshman mad [email protected] and may or may not have actively didn’t bother showing up half the ness to it all, folks. You know that had this one sorority girl that kept scientist describes the smell of his participated in — and just shake time, and two, because Danny Del one part in “Teen Wolf” where living the same day over and over PT Cruiser as a combination of I feel like I could write an entire my head in disbelief. Nowadays, Ray Jackson’s backpack was big Michael J. Fox gets on top of his again until she fi gured out which “feet and Hot Pockets” being my weekly column about the “old” educators have to worry about stu- enough to fi t an entire 24 pack (of friend’s moving van and starts castmate was the one who want- personal favorite — but on the Cass High. Or more specifi cally, dents vaping in the boys’ room (or, course, Danny Del Ray Jackson playing air guitar and doing hand- ed to kill her. Well, in part two, whole this is just a wishy-washy, the kind of stuff that went on there depending on your jurisdiction, isn’t his real name, but he and his stands? Well, we had this similar they’re not just making things watered-down cash-grab that at that old cinder block building “the gender non-specifi c lavato- parole offi cers knows who he is.) activity called “pickup surfi ng,” more complicated than they need might be worth a peek as a Net- on Grassdale Road while George ry.”) But back then, right before As an aside, Danny’s also quasi-fa- which was one part rodeo, one part to with that old “time loop” motif, fl ix original, but certainly not as W. Bush was president. The only the dual emergence of social me- mous for this one time we paid demolition derby and at least sev- they’re making the whole dang a full-fl edged theatrical offering problem is, I don’t think most of dia and smartphones ruined ev- him $5 to swing on a light fi xture en-eighths sheer, unalloyed stupid- movie practically unfollowable by that’ll cost you $12.50 plus tax to you would believe me, and those erything, I vividly recall watching in shop class like Tarzan; it ended ity. You see, one guy would drive throwing in all of these “alternate experience. that lived through it have long my peers crack open six packs of with him landing the only head- the truck in a circle — getting bo- dimension” subplots. Now the so- As such, the best I can give since taken a vow of silence on the Milwaukee’s Best in the MIDDLE fi rst quadruple backfl ip in the nus points for hitting speed bumps rority girl isn’t just living the same “Happy Death Day 2 U” is a me- matter, so good luck fi nding any- of homeroom. Now, you might be unoffi cial history of Cass High’s and other obstacles — while the day over and over again, now she’s diocre TWO PIECES OF POP- body from the Class of ‘04 who’s thinking to yourself how in the intramural juvenile delinquent other one would stand up in the living the same day over and over CORN OUT OF FOUR. Better willing to back me up here. world a buncha’ 17-year old ruffi - gymnastics program — and may back of the truck bed and break again in a slightly different time- wait until this one hits the Redbox Long story short, my senior year ans managed to chug a sixer before also explain why his SAT results dance. You “lost” the game by space continuum, so we’ve got before you shell out your moolah at least, the place was absolute fi rst period without anybody notic- came back negative. either getting knocked out of the overlapping narratives that makes … that is, if it’s even worth the re- bedlam. Even now I think back on ing. That answer is two-fold: one, But even WITH teachers and truck or being cited for reckless it impossible to fi gure out which duced price of admission there. Carefully evaluate ‘big fat juicy deal’ before signing

How many of you romance the This week I’d like to tell you a large vanity in it. The next room had one out to the same tenants for the that point, our seller was having to idea of getting that big juicy deal about this house, walk you through an L-shaped his and hers vanity with past 10 years. The mortgage payment, pay the entire mortgage payment, that nets you $75,000 or more in the numbers and then let you deter- a massive master closet built in. And however, was more than the rent rate, and also come up with enough profi t? I know I do. mine if it was a good deal or not. the fi nal room had a larger-than-nor- which made for negative cashfl ow money to deal with 10 plus years Logic dictates that in order to get The house in question was big — mal jetted tub as well as a stand-up on this house. That was OK, because of deferred maintenance, which she bigger profi ts like this, you’re go- like 3,600 square feet of living space shower. The square footage of this our sellers where high-income earn- didn’t have. She sounds like a po- ing to need to work with houses at big. It featured fi ve bedrooms, three one bathroom was more than many ers and used the loss to offset their tentially motivated seller, right? She higher price points. Right? full baths and was nestled on three master bedrooms in the houses we income for tax purposes. did to us — especially when she was Well, it just so happened that we acres in the city limits of Calhoun. deal with. This past year, however, the hus- saying things like, “I just want this got a call last week on a house that When I say three full baths, that The seller’s situation was it was band passed away and the wife was off my back.” With all that in mind, looked like it would be just that — doesn’t quite do it justice. The master their primary residence for many left with a house producing negative let’s delve into the numbers. English a big fat juicy deal. Needless to say, bath had three different chambers. years. They decided to move to an- cashfl ow. On top of that, the tenants our whole team got excited. The fi rst had a commode, a bidet and other property and had rented this gave notice they were moving. At SEE ENGLISH, PAGE 7A Due date approaches for 2018 federal income tax returns Tax fi ling season is here again. If void your extension. include paying the unpaid balance you haven’t done so already, you’ll Note: Special rules apply if in installments). want to start pulling things togeth- you’re living outside the country or er — that includes getting your serving in the military and on duty Expecting a refund? hands on a copy of your 2017 tax outside the United States. In these The IRS is stepping up efforts return and gathering W-2s, 1099s, circumstances you are generally to combat identity theft and tax re- and deduction records. allowed an automatic two-month fund fraud. New, more aggressive You’ll need these records wheth- extension (to June 17, 2019) with- fi lters that are intended to curtail er you’re preparing your own re- out fi ling Form 4868, though inter- fraudulent refunds may inadver- turn or paying someone else to pre- est will be owed on any taxes due tently delay some legitimate re- pare your tax return for you. that are paid after the April fi ling fund requests. In fact, the IRS is due date. If you served in a combat now required to hold refunds on Don’t procrastinate zone or qualifi ed hazardous duty all tax returns claiming the earned The fi ling deadline for most Moore area, you may be eligible for a lon- income tax credit or the refundable individuals is Monday, April 15, ger extension of time to fi le. portion of the child tax credit until 2019. Residents of Maine and Mas- October 15, 2019) to fi le your fed- at least February 15. sachusetts have until April 17, 2019, eral income tax return. What if you owe? Most fi lers, though, can expect to fi le their 2018 tax return because You can also fi le for an exten- One of the biggest mistakes you a refund check to be issued with- April 15, sion electronically — instructions can make is not fi ling your return in 21 days of the IRS receiving a 2019, is Patriots’ Day and April on how to do so can be found in the because you owe money. If your return. However, delays may be 16, 2019, is Emancipation Day. Form 4868 instructions. return shows a balance due, fi le possible due to the government Filing for an automatic extension and pay the amount due in full by shutdown. Filing for an extension does not provide any additional the due date if possible. If there’s If you don’t think you’re going to time to pay your tax. 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“From a northwest Georgia region per- “There’s no question that this is just ville Crossing Shopping Center, the fi rm also spective,” she said, “there is nothing, virtu- another demonstration of how private invested in a new retail center in West Car- Groundbreaking ally — not a product like this — especially companies and public offi cials can work tersville; formerly called Village Hill Drive, on the I-75 corridor.” together for the betterment of the commu- the spot off West Avenue was rechristened as From Page 1A Bartow County Commissioner Steve nity, to create a development that will be Charley Harper Drive last week. “The grading contract has been awarded smaller car parts to the industries that sup- Taylor also said he has high hopes for the long-lasting and create lots of commerce, Harris said two or three more national to Plateau Excavation — they need eight port the larger industries, like the mechan- development, which sits off Spring Place jobs and economic impacts that we have tenants will be joining the Taco Bell and weeks of work weather before they can ical companies and the machine shops and Road and is located roughly half a mile yet to see and can only imagine,” he said. Wendy’s in development on Charley Harp- provide us a slab for the fi rst building and the actuator companies,” he said. “They from Interstate 75. “It’s going to be good Harris dedicated the ceremony to his er Drive before the end of the year. He also we anticipate that around the fi rst of June,” are all looking for smaller space around for this area and it’s going to add to our tax late business partner Charley Harper, who said Eckstein Properties is working on an- he said. “We plan on being able to turn the here, closer to their clients.” base,” Taylor said. “[Harris] really does died last December. other acquisition in the local community, building over to some tenants that we’re Other potential tenants at the new park, care about this community and he cares “He was a big part of pulling this project but it was too early to divulge any details. talking to by late October, mid-November he said, include heating and air companies, about what this end product is going to be together,” he said. “I also want to dedicate Harris did, however, announce that he of this year for the fi rst two buildings.” plumbing contractors and even some light … I know they’re going to be successful, this in part in the honor of his daughter, was eying another potential development He said a “plethora” of support indus- assembling and manufacturing operations. as he has been in many other ventures.” Leah Harper Bush, who is my new partner along the Cass-White corridor. tries have already inquired about becom- Georgia Power Community Develop- Without the help of numerous govern- at H&H Realty.” “Not on this exit, but we’re looking at a ing ICP tenants. ment Manager Elyse Davis said smaller ment offi cials and adjoining property own- The commerce park represents the third roughly 250-300 acre acquisition on CSX rail “We have anywhere from small distri- warehousing spaces of the like are certain- ers, Harris said the project couldn’t have investment in the local community by Eck- in the area,” he said, “that will tie in nicely bution and last-mile distribution on the ly few and far between in the area. gotten off the ground. stein Properties. In addition to the Carters- with the U.S. 411 expansion.”

Next, the house was pretty mula for evaluating a deal looks left out a big cost — the cost of to fl ip it, which is not an unreason- juicy deal. Bigger houses cost more sound, but did have some uneven like this: money. able time frame for a house this to fi x and take longer to sale. And English fl oors. That being said, the rehab If Conservative after repair val- To buy this house we were going big. Taking that into consideration, those two factors will kill your would mostly have been paint, ue (CARV) is the gross profi t af- to need close to $300,000, which the cost of money just reduced your profi t. From Page 6A fl oor coverings, landscaping and ter rehab costs, closing costs and would include the purchase price, profi t to $15,000. And since it took We believed this house would some minor updating. But still, purchase cost, then it would be rehab, holding costs and any “oops” you a year to make it, your profi t — Joe and Ashley English conservatively sell for $400,000, since the house was 3,600 square $400,000 minus $75,000, minus that could occur. If you could get a was $1,250 a month. That’s a lot of buy houses and mobile homes in and there was an outstanding mort- feet, a minor rehab would easily $44,000 (11 percent of sales price), hard money loan for one percent- risk for that kind of money. Northwest Georgia. For more in- gage balance of around $200,000. have cost $75,000, which is only minus $200,000 for a gross profi t age point and 12 percent interest So, the moral of this story is just formation or to ask a question, go Buying a house for close to 50 $20 per square foot. of $81,000. only, your cost of money would be because the house is big with a fat to www.cashfl owwithjoe.com or cents on the dollar ain’t bad, right? Now, let’s do the math. Our for- Is that deal? Well hold on. We $66,000 if it took you an entire year price point, doesn’t make it a big fat call Joe at 678-986-6813.

Tribune News that he could not turns of $35,000-$50,000 in just The USAO claims Perry told the cial Agent in Charge of the FBI’s charges of “possession of a fi rearm confi rm whether or not the FBI is two months’ time. undercover agent that an upfront Atlanta Field Offi ce Chris Hacker or knife during the commission of Indictment investigating any potential code- Furthermore, when investors at- $10,000 investment would net a is quoted in a USAO press release. or attempt to commit certain felo- fendants in the case, or if any other tempted to withdraw their funds, “$19,000 to $25,000 per month” “Nothing can make victims of in- nies” and “manufacturing, deliv- From Page 1A parties associated with Perry may the commission said Perry’s com- profi t, and that his company “mini- vestment fraud whole again, but ering, distributing, administering, “At the direction of [the] defen- be facing charges. pany lied and said their funds were mized any risk by doing a ‘100 per- the FBI will continue to make it a selling or possessing with intent to dants, pool participants entered The commission says that Perry being “reviewed or held” by either cent money-back guarantee.’” priority to investigate and punish distribute controlled substances.” into a ‘fi nancial investment agree- never told investors that his com- the defendant’s bank or the Feder- Per a CFTC complaint, Perry’s anyone who preys on investors for Records indicate he was released ment’ with ‘Lucrative Pips Corp. pany would not return funds to al Reserve Bank. The commission statutory and regulatory violations their own personal greed.” from custody the next day on a Foreign Currency Investment pool participants once trading was has also accused Perry of sending include counts of fraud in connec- According to Bartow County $10,000 bond. Bartow Superior Trading Group,’” the CFTC stated. complete, and that he fraudulently investors fake withdrawal state- tion with forex contracts, fraud by Sheriff’s Offi ce records, Perry — Court documents do not indicate if “The fi nancial investment agree- told participants their initial invest- ments to mislead them about how a commodity pool operator, failure listed as a resident of Rydal — Perry has been indicted by a grand ment falsely stated that Lucrative ments were “guaranteed” against much money the company actually to register as a commodity pool op- was arrested on Dec. 25, 2017, on jury on those charges. Pips shall receive and invest mon- trading losses. held; in one instance, Perry is ac- erator and failure to register as an ies given to it by pool participants “Contrary to Perry’s fraudu- cused of asking a pool participant associated person of a commodity and then ‘conduct all necessary lent texts to pool participants that to give him an additional $27,000 pool operator. and related fi nancial business from [the] defendants were consistently to transfer funds through a “VIP Page said the FBI investiga- trading the investment in a forex making profi table forex trades” the account.” tion of Lucrative Pips’ practices is trading account under Lucrative CFTC said, “[the] defendants’ trad- Even after the CFTC fi led a civil still ongoing. Prosecuting the case Pips.’” ing was actually unprofi table.” complaint, however, Perry is ac- against Perry are Assistant U.S. At- According to CFTC documents, Indeed, over August and Sep- cused of continuing to engage in il- torney Thomas J. Krepp and Cyber Perry’s father served as the com- tember of 2017, Perry — in reply to legal fi nancial activities. According and Intellectual Property Crime pany’s chief fi nancial offi cer while a commission subpoena — wrote to a press release from the United Section Deputy Chief Nathan P. Perry’s girlfriend acted as the com- that his company lost more than States Attorneys’ Offi ce (USAO), Kitchens. TAX TIME pany’s corporate secretary. United $150,000. This, at the same time Perry “made a series of fraudulent “Instead of living off well- SAVINGS! States Department of Justice Of- Perry was allegedly texting pool investment pitches to an undercov- earned investments, Perry’s al- fi ce of Public Affairs representa- participants that their $20,000 up- er FBI agent, who was posing as a leged victims now have to worry tive Robert Page told The Daily front investments were netting re- potential investor.” about their fi nancial futures,” Spe-

violence order, false imprison- with possession Greenhill Blvd., ment and simple battery-family of methamphet- Fort Payne, Ala- BARTOW violence. amine and pos- bama, was arrest- session and use ed and charged BLOTTER Thomas Hayley of drug related with being a fugi- Cartrette, of 122 objects. tive from justice. The following information Manning Mill — names, photos, addresses, Road NW, Adairs- Matthew Lee Kel- Melissa Gaye charges and other details — ville, was arrested ley, of Carters- Suggs, of 17 Wet- was taken directly from Bartow and charged with ville, was arrested lands Road NE, Tripp Nelson - Owner County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail probation violation. and charged with White, was held records. Not every arrest leads Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun criminal tres- for a Superior 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. to a conviction, and a conviction Dennis Crumbley, pass-damage to Court sentence. or acquittal is determined by the of 805 Pleasant private property. Cartersville, GA 30120 court system. Arrests were made Hill Road, Lil- Harvey Dwyan 770-212-9294 by BCSO deputies except where burn, was held on Angela Nicole Thompson, of otherwise indicated. an agency assist. Kennedy, of 11 5055 Highway S. Cass St. NW, 101, Aragon, March 1 Jozimar Esco- Adairsville, was was arrested and bar-Maldonado, arrested and charged with driv- Princess Zahrah of 98 Conceptos charged with two ing under the infl uence of alco- Aquart, of 366 21 Way, Roswell, counts of probation violation and hol, reckless driving, aggressive Old Mill Road was arrested and possession of methamphetamine. driving and two counts of aggra- SE, Cartersville, charged with fol- vated assault. was arrested and lowing too closely and driving Jeremy Elisha charged with pos- without a valid license. Lawrence, of 151 Jacob Ryan To- session of less than 1 ounce of Wilson St. NW, land, of 129 S. marijuana. Kelli Charlene Acworth, was 13th St., Rome, Grover, of 933 held on an agency was held on an Ricky Eugene Bar- Euharlee Road assist. agency assist. ron, of 108 Dean SW, Cartersville, St. SE, Carters- was arrested and Youlounda De- Wesley Keith Wil- ville, was arrest- charged with nise Logan, of liams, of 204 E. ed and charged child molestation. 126 Harmony Felton Road SE with possession of Drive, Calhoun, 101, Cartersville, methamphetamine and probation Robert Eugene was arrested and was arrested and violation. Grover, of 933 Eu- charged with pos- charged with harlee Road 34-A, session of methamphetamine by reckless conduct, possession of Randy Michael Cartersville, was ingestion; giving false name, ad- less than 1 ounce of marijuana, Blackman, of held for bonds- dress or birthdate to law enforce- possession of methamphetamine, 2801 Park Chase man off bond and ment offi cer; possession and use aggravated assault and receipt, Drive, Snellville, was arrested and charged with of drug related objects; posses- possession or transfer of fi rearm was arrested and child molestation. sion of methamphetamine; and by convicted felon or felony fi rst charged with ob- probation violation. offender. scured or missing license plates, Stacy Lynn Harris, reckless driving and speeding. of 24 Akron St. Michael Andrew SE, Cartersville, Ortiz-Evans, of Phillip Childs was held for a Su- 4905 Pickys Hol- Cantrell, of 50 perior Court sen- low SE, Acworth, 2nd St. SE, Emer- tence. was boarded at son, was arrested the jail. and charged with April Marie Johnson, of Carters- violating family ville, was arrested and charged Jennifer Shae Stone, of 601 Ready to Experience ... The Best in Auto Repair! DIAGNOSTICS • ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS • DIESEL REPAIR BRAKES • TUNE UPS • TIRES • BELTS • BATTERIES My Check Engine Light Came On! FREE Computer Code Scan ASE MASTER FREE Computer Code Scan with FREE assessment. $20 OFF Complete Electrical Diagnostic Tests. TECHNICIANS Terms and conditions may apply. See store for specifi c details. Coupons cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts. Coupon must be presented before services are performed to be valid. No guarantee until discounted services are agreed upon. Limit one coupon YOU CAN TRUST! per customer, per visit. Discount applies to regular retail pricing. Shop fees and taxes are extra. Expiration 3/31/2019. 470-227-8005 88B Wansley Dr. SE, Cartersville, GA • [email protected] 8A Sunday, March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News

The Daily Tribune last April. “I think it’s mainly just recognizing Closures the volumes and increasing the capacity of the roadways to deal From Page 1A with it — we’re talking about six The federally-funded project — bridges that needed some work which has been delayed, in part, done on them anyway, so I don’t by the discovery of underground necessarily think they’re doing limestone formations along the re- a lot to increase capacity, they’re construction route — has provid- probably just making the bridges ed its fair share of headaches, Sills safer to travel across.” said. Still, he said the improve- According to GDOT, the total ments are necessary to reduce the project is roughly two-thirds com- “confl icts” emerging from three plete. The department is targeting major roadways more or less com- April 17, 2020, as the end date for ing to a head at one spot. construction. “It will ease the traffi c fl ow off “That’s the month I think 41 over to 75, making it a little they’ve got listed,” Sills said, “but more clearly understood what the I’m basically just leaving it at maneuvers need to be,” Sills told 2020.”

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Pending weather permits, one of the Highway 41 bridges over Tennessee Street is set to be demolished this weekend. Right, traffi c control plans show the road closures and detour routes along Tennessee Street scheduled for this weekend. 5 DAY FORECAST

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Showers/possibly Mostly sunny, with Mostly sunny, Sunny, with a Mostly sunny, a T-storm between a high near 48. with a high high near 41. with a high 11am and 4pm, Northwest wind 10 near 43. WEDNESDAY NIGHT near 52. Patchy fog before to 15 mph. TUESDAY NIGHT Clear, with a low THURSDAY NIGHT 8am. High 60. MONDAY NIGHT Clear, with a low around 25. A 30% chance of SUNDAY NIGHT Partly cloudy, with around 22. light rain. Partly Showers likely. a low around 28. cloudy, with a low Mostly cloudy, with Northwest wind 5 around 38. a low around 35. to 10 mph.

Today’s weather National weather Forecast for Sunday, March 3, 2019 Forecast for Sunday, March 3, 2019 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. TENN. N.C. SSeattSeattlee 445/285/28/228 Rome H 60/35 Billingsngg -1/-181/-18/ NewNewN w York YYorork MinneapolisM nneeapopo 42/324422/2/3/322 Athens SanS FranciscoFr ncc scoco 2/-92/2/-/ 9 Detroit 66/39 59/48599/4/4848 H DetD troitt Atlanta ChicagoCChich cago 31/93131/31/9/9 S.C. DenverD v r 23/-1233//-1//11 64/37 12/2122/2/2/ WashingtonW h nggtoggtono L 42/3342/2/33//3333 LosLLoos Angeles AngeAnA es KansasKaKansas CityC tyty 63/516363/6 /511 14/-3141 /-3

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Savannah Fronts 75/57 Cold Warm Stationary Albany Pressure 76/48 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Valdosta 74/56 <-10 -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ FLA. NATIONAL SUMMARY: Snow will spread from the mid-Mississippi and Ohio valleys to the northern mid-Atlantic today, while rain and potentially severe thunderstorms soak the South. The harshest March cold since 2014 will grip the North Central states behind the snowstorm. The Northwest will also shiver as rain and snow stretches from California to Colorado.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. PORTS B The Daily Tribune News S www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, March 3, 2019 Canes win Battle For Bartow Classic

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville third baseman Brant Smith is greeted at home by his teammates after hitting a third-inning, two-run home run against Cedartown in the championship game of the Battle for Bartow Baseball Classic. The Canes won the title, defeating the Bulldogs by a 9-4 fi nal score. Smith fi nished 4-for-7 in the tournament with three doubles, the homer and fi ve runs driven in.

RANDY PARKER/DTN Cartersville baseball captures tournament Cartersville junior second baseman Josh title with 3-0 showing over weekend Davis throws out a runner at BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN sides within the county lines for it. We knew what we were up threw their aces on Friday in fi rst base during the semifi nals [email protected] at least the next year. The Canes against. ... the fi rst round and others had of the Battle for stepped up to the challenge, “To be able to win it, that’s to save their best for region play Bartow Baseball The fi rst-ever Battle for Bar- beating Region 5-AAAA rival what these guys set out to do on Monday. Classic Saturday tow Baseball Classic didn’t Cedartown by a 9-4 fi nal score this weekend. We challenged It led to plenty of runs scored at LakePoint. go as planned for the trio of in the championship game Sat- them to do it, and they did it. on Saturday, as teams scraped to Davis fi nished county schools participating in urday night at LakePoint. I’m just super proud of them. fi nd viable arms. Pitching depth 5-for-12 with two the event. Woodland, Cass and “Knowing what was at stake I’m happy for them, happy for would seem to be one of the pri- doubles, three Adairsville fi nished in the fi nal coming into the weekend and the school.” mary concerns for the Canes (7- runs scored and three places in the eight-team any tournament we enter, we In a three-game, two-day 1) this season after having lost four RBIs in the tournament. want to win,” Cartersville head tournament this early in the Anthony Seigler, Jake Gooch tournament. That meant it was up to Car- coach Kyle Tucker said of the season, there’s going to be plen- and Levi Ayers to graduation. tersville to make sure the trav- team’s motivation. “We felt like ty of relatively inexperienced eling championship trophy re- we had a team that could win pitchers on display. Some teams SEE CANES, PAGE 6B Bartow teams close out inaugural tournament

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN ball Classic at LakePoint. [email protected] The Colonels will feel the matchup was well worth the wait, while the Tigers will know Kennesaw Mountain 14, its neighbor didn’t get its best shot in an 11-1, Woodland 4, 5 innings fi ve-inning win for Cass to claim seventh place Two big innings by Kennesaw Mountain in the inaugural tournament. proved to be enough to send Woodland to a Adairsville got off to the worst possible start. run-rule defeat in the consolation fi nals of the A team with few experienced varsity pitchers Battle for Bartow Baseball Classic. playing its third game in two days, the Tigers had Immediately after the Wildcats had jumped to use three different pitchers in the fi rst inning. out to a 2-0 lead, the Mustangs posted a six- None of them were able to throw strikes. run inning and added a fi ve-spot in the fi fth to Thomas Botts hit a two-run double early in the end the 14-4 game. frame, but it was mostly free passes that did in Ben Ammons pitched the fi rst four innings the Tigers. Three bases-loaded walks, a hit bats- for Woodland. He threw well outside of second man, a wild pitch and an infi eld single scored the inning that snowballed out of control. Other- other six runs of an eight-run outburst. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS wise, Ammons allowed just one run against a Armed with a sizable advantage, Cass junior Woodland’s Koby Stansel scores on a wild pitch as Adairsville pitcher Jacob Ray cov- solid Class 7A opponent. Logan Nelson pitched with confi dence through- ers home plate. Following Kennesaw Mountain’s fi rst out- out his complete-game effort. He struck out sev- burst, Woodland (3-4) responded in the fourth en batters, seeming to escape any Adairsville to cut the defi cit in half. Three consecutive scoring threat with a punchout. singles — the last of which came off the bat Kyler Smith brought in the only Tigers run of Zach Wilson — led to the fi rst run. Peyton with a single in the second inning only for Botts Posey later drove home a run with a single of to get the run back with his fourth RBI — a his own. third-inning sacrifi ce fl y. Wilson led the Wildcats with a 2-for-2 show- With a chance to end the game early, Cass ing, capping a great tournament in which he produced a fi fth-inning walk-off. The Colonels fi nished 4-for-7 with three walks, three runs put a couple of runners on base, and Sam Melton scored and three RBIs. Toby Queen wound up roped a two-run single for his third hit of the 2-for-4 with two runs scored in the loss. Posey game to invoke the run rule. and Scotty Smith each went 1-for-2 with an The fi nal game of the eight-team tournament RBI. saw both teams buck a trend set in the fi rst two Following a 1-2 weekend, Woodland will be contests. look to start off the Region 7-AAAAA sched- Cass (4-4) overcame a couple of rough outings ule on the right foot with two games against — a 5-1 loss to Pepperell and 9-2 defeat to Ken- Paulding County — at home Monday and on nesaw Mountain — to produce a fi ne all-around the road Wednesday. performance. While similar in a lot of ways, Saturday’s Cass 11, Adairsville 1, 5 innings afternoon showing was in stark contrast to Cass and Adairsville tried and tried and Adairsville’s opening pair of games in one tried again to get an early season game be- major regard. After falling behind, there was RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS tween the two programs to be played. The no response from the Tigers (0-5). Cass’ Sam Melton lines a single up the middle during the Colonels’ game against Ken- Colonels and Tigers fi nally got the chance to nesaw Mountain Saturday at LakePoint. meet Saturday in the Battle for Bartow Base- SEE BASEBALL, PAGE 6B 2B Sunday, March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News O’Meara leads Cologuard After Williams leaves, UNC outlasts Clemson THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (12-16, 4-12). Culver and Davide Moretti each had 15 LOR 60 Classic, Smoltz CLEMSON, S.C. — No. 5 North Caro- NO. 7 TENNESSEE 71, NO. 4 KEN- points, and Texas Tech won its seventh MANHATTAN, Kan. — Dean Wade lina survived a wild fi nish after coach Roy TUCKY 52 game in row. had 20 points to lead Kansas State over falls 11 back Williams fell and was helped off the court KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Jordan Bone Tariq Owens had 12 points and 13 re- Baylor. shortly before halftime, beating Clemson scored a career-high 27 points and Tennes- bounds for the Red Raiders (24-5, 12-4 Kamau Stokes had 16 points and Xavi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 81-79 on Saturday. see beat Kentucky to maintain its home- Big 12), who took control with a 24-5 run er Sneed scored 14 for the Wildcats (24- TUCSON, Ariz. — Mark Coby White had 28 points behind six court dominance and snap the Wildcats’ in the fi rst half and withstood TCU (18- 5, 12-4 Big 12), who held off the Bears to O’Meara shot a 3-under 70 in 3-pointers, and the Tar Heels (24-5) main- four-game winning streak. 11, 6-10) scoring the fi rst 10 points after maintain a share of the Big 12 lead with breezy conditions Saturday to tained a share of fi rst place in the Atlantic Tennessee (26-3, 14-2) earned its 25th halftime. No. 11 Texas Tech. Both teams have two take the second-round lead in the Coast Conference, tied with No. 2 Virgin- straight home victory to remain tied for JD Miller had 18 points to lead TCU, games left. Cologuard Classic, while former ia at 14-2 with a week left in the regular fi rst place in the Southeastern Conference while Alex Robinson had 17 and Kouat Mario Kegler led Baylor (19-10, 10-6) baseball star John Smoltz closed season. They also survived a tight ending with No. 13 LSU — the Tigers beat Al- Noi 15. with 13 points, Makai Mason had 11 and with a double bogey to drop 11 where the Tigers (17-12, 7-9) cut a sev- abama 74-69 earlier in the day. The Vol- NO. 13 LSU 74, ALABAMA 69 Jared Butler scored 10. strokes back in his PGA Tour en-point lead to two. But Shelton Mitchell unteers haven’t lost a home game since TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Skylar Mays The Wildcats used a 20-2 run in the Champions debut. lost the ball driving into two North Caroli- falling 94-84 to Auburn on Jan. 2, 2018. scored 16 of his 20 points in the second fi rst half to take a 24-9 lead, but the Bears The 62-year-old O’Meara fi n- na defenders in the fi nal seconds. The Vols also beat Kentucky (24-5, half and Javonte Smart had 19, leading pulled within 32-30 at halftime. ished with a bogey on the par-4 Williams wasn’t there to see it. He sus- 13-3) at home for a fourth straight year LSU to the road win. NO. 18 FLORIDA STATE 78, N.C. 18th to take a 10-under 136 total tained an episode of vertigo with a minute to delight a sellout crowd in the fi rst reg- The Tigers (24-5, 14-2 Southeastern STATE 73 into the fi nal round on Omni Tuc- left before halftime, falling in front of his ular-season matchup of top-10 teams at Conference) trailed by six points midway TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Reserve son National’s Catalina Course. team’s bench and getting led into the lock- Thompson-Boling Arena since the facili- through the second half before taking over Mfi ondu Kabengele scored 16 points and He also bogeyed No. 18 on Fri- er room. He did not return for the fi nal 20 ty’s 1987 opening. to maintain a share of the league lead. Trent Forrest had 13, leading Florida State day in a 66 when he matched the minutes. PJ Washington scored 13 points but was LSU took a 64-59 lead on a layup by to the victory. tour record with eight straight The Tar Heels rallied in a roller-coaster the lone Kentucky player in double fi gures Mays with 3:19 left. Alabama (17-12, 8-8) Forrest was quiet early but fi nished 5 of birdies. second half — they led by nine, fell be- as the Wildcats lost for just the second cut it to one but then Riley Norris’ pass 10 from the fl oor with six rebounds and “The golf course is a lot more hind 54-48 before fi nally taking control time in 16 games. was intercepted by Tremont Waters to set three assists for the Seminoles (23-6, 11- challenging today,” O’Meara — for their fi fth straight win and 12th in INDIANA 63, NO. 6 MICHIGAN up a big fi nish at the other end. Waters, 5). said. “There’s still a few good their past 13 games. STATE 62 who missed the past two games with an D.J. Funderburk fouled out with 1:09 scores out there. We got fi ve par Cameron Johnson had 19 points with BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Justin Smith undisclosed illness, bounced the ball off left, scoring 18 points and pulling down 5s, so those are kind of gettable, six 3s of his own, and Luke Maye had 13 scored a career-high 24 points, helping the backboard and a trailing Mays caught nine rebounds for NC State (20-9, 8-8). but the fi nishing holes were play- points and 10 rebounds. Indiana knock off Michigan State for the it for a dunk. Kabengele shot 7 of 8 from the line ing pretty tough. Certainly the NO. 2 VIRGINIA 73, PITTSBURGH second time this season. John Petty made fi ve 3-pointers and led while adding fi ve rebounds and four last hole’s a tough hole, making 49 Devonte Green added 13 points as Indi- Alabama with 23 points. blocks. bogey there.” CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Kyle ana (15-14, 6-12 Big Ten) earned its second NO. 14 PURDUE 86, OHIO STATE 51 NO. 19 WISCONSIN 61, PENN O’Meara won both of his se- Guy scored 17 points and Virginia handed straight win against a ranked opponent. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Carsen STATE 57 nior titles in 2010. He won 16 Pitt its 12th straight loss. The Hoosiers beat No. 19 Wisconsin 75- Edwards scored 25 points and Purdue MADISON, Wis. — Brevin Pritzl times on the PGA Tour, the last Ty Jerome added 13 points and De’An- 73 in double overtime on Tuesday night. took over sole possession of fi rst place in scored 17 points on 5-for-5 shooting, help- two in 1998 in the Masters and dre Hunter had 12 for the Cavaliers (26- Indiana trailed 62-60 before Juwan the Big Ten. ing Wisconsin edge Penn State. British Open. 2, 14-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), who Morgan made a layup with 1:46 left while Matt Haarms had 12 points and Aaron Pritzl, a reserve for Wisconsin (20-9, maintained at least a share of the lead in being fouled by Xavier Tillman. Morgan Wheeler added 10 for the Boilermakers 12-6 Big Ten), also went 3 for 4 at the line. the ACC pending North Carolina’s game then converted the three-point play to (22-7, 15-3). It was the fi nal home game His only miss was a free-throw attempt at Clemson later Saturday. give the Hoosiers their fi rst lead since the for senior starters Ryan Cline and Grady with less than 2 seconds remaining. Claxton scores Jered Wilson-Frame scored 15 points game’s opening bucket. Eifert, who each scored eight points. Penn State (12-17, 5-13) was held with- and Au’diese Toney had 12 for Pittsburgh Cassius Winston had 20 points and 11 Jaedon LeDee led Ohio State (18-11, out a fi eld goal for the fi nal eight minutes career-high 25, (12-17, 2-14). The loss was the 23rd in a assists for Michigan State (23-6, 14-4), 8-10) with 16 points. Justin Ahrens was of the game and scored just fi ve points row on the road for the Panthers, and their which led by as many 12 in the fi rst half. scoreless after netting 29 points in his pre- from the line over that stretch. Georgia upsets 20th consecutive in ACC road games. CENTRAL FLORIDA 69, NO. 8 vious game. Lamar Stevens led Penn State with 22 NO. 3 DUKE 87, MIAMI 57 HOUSTON 64 NO. 15 KANSAS 72, OKLAHOMA points and 10 rebounds. Florida, 61-55 DURHAM, N.C. — RJ Barrett had 19 HOUSTON — Collin Smith scored 21 STATE 67 RUTGERS 86, NO. 22 IOWA 72 points and 10 rebounds, fellow freshman points, leading Central Florida to the win STILLWATER, Okla. — Dedric Law- IOWA CITY, Iowa — Ron Harper Jr. BY MARK LONG Cameron Reddish added 19 points and at Houston. son scored 20 points and tied a season scored a season-high 27 points, and Rut- AP Sports Writer Duke routed Miami. The Knights (22-6, 12-4 American high with 15 rebounds, powering Kansas gers rolled to the win in Iowa’s home fi - With national player of the year can- Athletic) outscored the Cougars 41-31 in to the road win. nale. GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Nico- didate Zion Williamson sidelined for the second half to snap a seven-game los- Lawson also had three steals in his 18th Issa Thiam had 13 points for the Scarlet las Claxton scored a career-high 25 a third straight game with a mild right ing streak against ranked opponents. They double-double of the season. Quentin Knights (14-14, 7-11 Big Ten), who exacted points, including four in the fi nal knee sprain, the Blue Devils (25-4, 13-3 also stopped Houston’s 33-game home Grimes added 17 points for Kansas (22-7, revenge on Iowa after the Hawkeyes used two minutes, and Georgia upset Atlantic Coast Conference) never trailed winning streak, which was the longest in 11-5 Big 12), which has won fi ve of its last a buzzer beater to beat them in Piscataway Florida 61-55 Saturday night to end and shot 57 percent from the fi eld. They the nation. six games. two weeks ago. a nine-game losing streak. bounced back from a fi ve-point loss at No. The Cougars (27-2, 14-2) lost for the Cam McGriff had 19 points and eight Iowa played without coach Fran Mc- Claxton dominated the Gators 20 Virginia Tech — their second loss in fi rst time since Jan. 9 at Temple. It was rebounds for Oklahoma State (10-19, 3-13) Caffery, who was suspended by the school inside and out, making 9 of 12 three games. their fi rst home loss since March 15, 2017. before fouling out with 1:38 remaining. for two games for yelling at an offi cial in shots from the fi eld and all fi ve free Duke pushed its lead into the 20s to stay Corey Davis Jr. led Houston with 19 Curtis Jones fi nished with 19 points and a hallway heading to the locker room fol- throws. He was at his best down by outscoring Miami 36-11 over the fi nal points, and reserve DeJon Jarreau fi nished fi ve rebounds. lowing Tuesday’s loss at Ohio State. the stretch, hitting a driving layup 12-plus minutes of the fi rst half. with 15. The Cowboys, who led most of the way, Senior Nicholas Baer scored a sea- and then scoring on a spinning post Anthony Lawrence and Ebuka Izundu NO. 11 TEXAS TECH 81, TCU 66 have lost three in a row and eight of nine. son-high 17 points and Tyler Cook had 16 move the next possession. scored 15 points each for the Hurricanes FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Jarrett NO. 16 KANSAS STATE 66, BAY- for Iowa (21-8, 10-8). The 6-foot-11 sophomore’s pre- vious career best was 22 points against Illinois State in mid-No- vember. Jordan Harris essentially sealed SPORTSROUNDUP the victory with a driving layup that put the Bulldogs (11-18, 2-14 Southeastern Conference) up 59-55 NBA Standings with 27 seconds remaining. Florida Home & Away fans headed to the exits after KeV- All Times EST aughn Allen misfi red in the lane a EASTERN CONFERENCE Monday Friday Atlantic Division few seconds later. W L Pct GB BASEBALL BASEBALL Toronto 46 17 .730 — Villa Rica at Cass, 5:55 p.m. Cartersville at Perfect Game High School Showdown Now, the Gators (17-12, 9-7) will Philadelphia 40 22 .645 5½ wait to see how damaging the loss Boston 38 25 .603 8 Paulding County at Woodland, 5:55 p.m. at Hoover, Alabama Brooklyn 32 33 .492 15 proves to be to their NCAA Tour- New York 13 49 .210 32½ Tuesday Cass at Hiram, 5:55 p.m. nament hopes. Southeast Division GOLF Rome at Woodland, 5:55 p.m. W L Pct GB Florida had won fi ve in a row, in- Orlando 30 34 .469 — Cass, Adairsville at Barnsley Gardens, 4:30 p.m. SOCCER cluding road wins against Alabama Charlotte 29 33 .468 — SOCCER Cartersville at Chapel Hill, 6 p.m. Miami 28 34 .452 1 and LSU, to bolster its postseason Washington 25 37 .403 4 Sandy Creek at Cartersville, 6 p.m. Cass at Woodland, 5:30 p.m. ATLANTA 21 42 .333 8½ Woodland at Kell, 5:30 p.m. (boys fi rst game) TRACK resume. But with regular-season Central Division games remaining against LSU and W L Pct GB TENNIS Adairsville at Calhoun Invitational x-Milwaukee 48 14 .774 — Kentucky, it’s conceivable the Ga- Indiana 41 23 .641 8 Sonoraville at Adairsville, 4:30 p.m. Saturday tors could head into Selection Sun- Detroit 30 31 .492 17½ Wheeler at Cartersville, 4:30 p.m. BASEBALL Chicago 18 45 .286 30½ day on a four-game losing streak. Cleveland 15 48 .238 33½ Kell at Cass girls, 4:30 p.m. Lakeside at Adairsville (doubleheader), 11 a.m. Jalen Hudson led Florida with Cass boys at Kell, 4:30 p.m. Cartersville at Perfect Game High School Showdown WESTERN CONFERENCE 13 points, the team’s only player in Southwest Division East Paulding at Woodland, 4:40 p.m. at Hoover, Alabama W L Pct GB Wednesday TRACK double fi gures. Andrew Nembhard Houston 37 25 .597 — spent time in the locker room be- San Antonio 35 29 .547 3 BASEBALL Cartersville at River Ridge Invitational New Orleans 28 36 .438 10 cause of back spasms and fi nishing Dallas 27 35 .435 10 Cass at Villa Rica, 5:55 p.m. Monday, March 11 with eight points and four assists. Memphis 25 39 .391 13 Woodland at Paulding County, 5:55 p.m. BASEBALL Northwest Division The Gators were 5 of 21 from W L Pct GB TENNIS Hiram at Cass, 5:55 p.m. 3-point range and outscored 34-22 Denver 42 19 .689 — Hiram at Woodland girls, 4:30 p.m. Woodland at Rome, 5:55 p.m. Oklahoma City 38 24 .613 4½ in the paint. Claxton did much of Portland 38 24 .613 4½ TRACK GOLF Utah 35 26 .574 7 Cass at Calhoun, 4 p.m. Cass, Woodland at Woodland Hills, 4:30 p.m. the damage. Minnesota 29 33 .468 13½ Georgia had 11 turnovers in the Pacifi c Division Thursday SOCCER W L Pct GB fi rst half, but got a grip on the ball Golden State 43 19 .694 — BASEBALL Cartersville at Central-Carroll, 6 p.m. after the break and fi nished with L.A. Clippers 35 29 .547 9 Cartersville at Perfect Game High School Showdown Tuesday, March 12 Sacramento 31 31 .500 12 15. L.A. Lakers 30 32 .484 13 at Hoover, Alabama SOCCER Harris fi nished with nine points. Phoenix 12 51 .190 31½ SOCCER Adairsville at Murray County, 5 p.m. BIG PICTURE x-clinched playoff spot Adairsville at Sonoraville, 5 p.m. East Paulding at Cass, 5:45 p.m. TENNIS Rome ay Woodland, 5:30 p.m. Georgia: The Bulldogs’ last four Friday’s Games losses came against teams expect- Charlotte 123, Brooklyn 112 Adairsville at North Murray, 4:30 p.m. TENNIS Chicago 168, ATLANTA 161, 4OT ed to make the NCAA Tourna- Boston 107, Washington 96 Cartersville at Murray County, 4:30 p.m. Adairsville at Murray County, 4:30 p.m. ment, and all of them were nail-bit- Toronto 119, Portland 117 Cedartown at Cass (Hamilton Crossing), 4:30 p.m. Troup at Cartersville, 4:30 p.m. New Orleans 130, Phoenix 116 ers. They had a chance to win each L.A. Clippers 116, Sacramento 109 TRACK Woodland at Cass (Hamilton Crossing), 4 p.m. won — against LSU, Mississippi Milwaukee 131, L.A. Lakers 120 Woodland vs. Hiram, East Paulding at Rome, 4:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games State, Mississippi and Auburn, but Detroit 129, Cleveland 93 Orlando 117, Indiana 112 came up short. They fi nally closed Miami 117, Brooklyn 88 one out against Florida. Memphis 111, Dallas 81 San Antonio 116, Oklahoma City 102 Florida: The Gators fell to 4-7 Golden State at Philadelphia, late On the Air in games decided by seven points L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, late NASCAR AUTO RACING 3 p.m. — Florida at Vanderbilt (SEC) Milwaukee at Utah, late or less, a major concern for coach New Orleans at Denver, late 3:30 p.m. — Monster Energy Series: Pennzoil 400 (FOX) 5 p.m. — Arkansas at Texas A&M (SEC) Mike White. Today’s Games MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL PGA TOUR Portland at Charlotte, 1 p.m. UP NEXT ATLANTA at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. Noon — St. John’s at DePaul (FS1) 1 p.m. — Honda Classic (GOLF) Houston at Boston, 3:30 p.m. Georgia hosts Missouri on New York at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — Notre Dame at Louisville (CBS) 3 p.m. — Honda Classic (NBC) Wednesday. It will be Senior Night Minnesota at Washington, 6 p.m. 3 p.m. — Creighton at Marquette (FS1) NHL HOCKEY Orlando at Cleveland, 6 p.m. for starters William Jackson, Der- Toronto at Detroit, 6 p.m. 3:45 p.m. — Michigan at Maryland (CBS) Noon — Washington at N.Y. Rangers (NBC) ek Ogbeide and Christian Harrison Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 4 p.m. — Washington at Stanford (ESPN2) 7:15 p.m. — Nashville at Minnesota (NBCSN) Monday’s Games as well as reserves E’Torrion Wil- ATLANTA at Miami, 7:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL BUNDESLIGA SOCCER ridge, Connor O’Neill and Mike Dallas at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — Houston at Boston (ABC) 9:30 a.m. — VfB Stuttgart vs. Hannover 96 (FS1) Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Edwards. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — Atlanta at Chicago (FSSE) MLS SOCCER New Orleans at Utah, 9 p.m. Florida hosts LSU on Wednes- New York at Sacramento, 10 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6 p.m. — D.C. United vs. Atlanta United (ESPN) day, a rematch from two weeks ago. L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Noon — North Carolina at Duke (ESPN2) 8:30 p.m. — LAFC vs. Sporting Kansas City (ESPN) Tuesday’s Games The Gators won the fi rst meeting Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. 12:30 p.m. — Virginia at Notre Dame (FSSO) PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER and will recognize its three seniors Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 1 p.m. — Kentucky at Georgia (SEC) 6:55 a.m. — Watford vs. Leicester City (NBCSN) Houston at Toronto, 8 p.m. — KeVaughn Allen, Jalen Hudson Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 2 p.m. — Mississippi State at South Carolina (ESPN2) 9 a.m. — Fulham vs. Chelsea (NBCSN) and Kevarrius Hayes — before the Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. 2:30 p.m. — Miami at N.C. State (FSSO) 11:10 a.m. — Everton vs. Liverpool (NBCSN) Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. home fi nale. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 3B NASCAR debuts new rules package ahead of Vegas

BY GREG BEACHAM hear about it. AP Sports Writer FIRST UP Defending champion Kevin Harvick Ty Dillon and his fellow NASCAR will start on the pole after emerging on Cup Series drivers are eager to see what top of a qualifying session in which the the whole package can do. two fastest drivers — Alex Bowman and The world gets its fi rst real look at a Chase Elliott — started their best laps new vision of NASCAR racing Sunday an instant too late to count. Harvick pre- at Las Vegas Motor Speedway when its dicted that the fastest car wouldn’t win new rules package is fully implemented the pole when drivers were allowed to for the fi rst time. The cars will have both draft off each other in qualifying, and he tapered spacers and aero ducts, reducing was correct. Harvick isn’t sure how the horsepower, increasing downforce and new rules will translate into real racing. creating conditions favorable to more LESS PITTING passing and tighter racing. Many drivers expect to spend less The teams have spent months pre- time in the pits due to the combination paring for the change, and they got an of lower speeds and tougher tires, which intriguing, partial taste of the new rules don’t wear out quickly on Las Vegas’ last week in Atlanta. But nobody is re- fairly smooth asphalt. Of course, the ally certain what will happen when all tight racing could lead to more crashes 40 cars and their taller rear spoilers hit and bigger lead shifts anyway. the 1 1/2-mile track in Sin City for NA- KES AGAIN SCAR’s third race of the season. Brad Keselowski will go for back-to- “You watch the Atlanta race, the re- back victories after triumphing in At- starts and everything, the racing was lanta last week despite being quite ill. great,” Dillon said. “I think you’re go- Keselowski also won at Vegas last Sep- ing to double that here at Vegas with tember when the track hosted the play- the drag ducts. I think it’s going to be off opener. He will be wearing a tribute an even better race, and what’s good for helmet to Mark Donohue after passing the fans is good for me. ... I think the him last week for the most wins by a best moments of my career have come driver for Roger Penske across all styles from aggressiveness on restarts, and JOHN LOCHER/AP of motorsports. Keselowski has 60 wins I’m pretty comfortable at putting myself Martin Truex Jr., left, and Kyle Busch, right, talk before qualifying for a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at the Las for Penske, including 27 in the Cup Se- in those spots and really going for it. I Vegas Motor Speedway Friday in Las Vegas. ries. Donohue died after a crash in prac- think you’re going to see a lot of going tice for a Formula One race in Austria for it this year on restarts. I think it will While most drivers are generally the dirty air is going to be magnifi ed this the track at the top of the Strip: in 1975. all start here.” happy about NASCAR’s efforts to cre- weekend versus what we saw at Atlanta. THE DOWNSIDE KYLE’S TURN NASCAR made the changes in an at- ate more exciting races, any uncertain- From my best guess, there is going to be Kyle Busch is never shy about voic- Kyle Larson has three top-three fi n- tempt to spark interest and excitement ty causes a modicum of stress for me- cars that are set up for handling, there ing a complaint, and the Vegas native is ishes at Vegas in his last three trips to in a sport dealing with declining ratings ticulous drivers like Kurt Busch. The are going to be cars set up for raw speed, among the drivers less excited about the the track, and he has led more laps than and revenues in a crowded sports mar- 40-year-old veteran already carries and I think the engineers right now are rule changes. He believes they’ve mini- any driver this season. He was leading ketplace. In a perfect world, the changes enough pressure whenever he returns to fi guring out how long they can keep me mized the importance of driver skill by in Atlanta before a pit-road speeding will lead to increased drafting, a bit of his hometown racetrack, where he is in out on a set of tires, because the tires just guaranteeing nobody can pull away to a penalty sent him to the back. Now that door-banging and more exciting fi nishes an 0-for-18 career drought. aren’t wearing out. ... I think the level on signifi cant lead. If Busch or another top he has made up with Hendrick Motor- in a sport that already has much more “My best assessment is we are going anxiety is going to ratchet up this week- driver is knocked out of the race by the sports over his joking comments about parity and late-race excitement than the to see a draft come into play with this end versus what it was at Atlanta.” tight competition and big packs expect- “cheating,” he could be in position for likes of Formula One. new rules package,” Busch said. “I think Here are more things to watch from ed under the new rules, the world will another big race. CONSTRUCTION TO Singh in fi nal pairing at Honda Classic PERMANENT FINANCING BY TIM REYNOLDS at Herron Bay by two shots over AVAILABLE AT REGIONS AP Sports Writer Payne Stewart. “I just feel like if I play like I did today ... when you Vijay Singh’s last PGA Tour vic- aim at a target and swing the way tory in 2008. His only win at The you’re supposed to and the ball Renee Killian Honda Classic was in 1999, on a comes out, that’s the best feeling in course that he couldn’t remember. the world.” NMLS #546413 And he arrived at PGA National Winning Sunday would be a Mortgage Loan Originator a few days ago wondering if his pretty good feeling as well. Vice President game is still good enough for him DIVOTS: The last 50something [email protected] to be competitive with the younger to win on the PGA Tour was Davis generation. Love III, who was 51 at 2015 Wyn- 770.655.4148 So far, he’s got to like what he’s dham Championship. ... Adam 620 East Main Street seeing. Schenk was assessed a two-stroke Cartersville, GA 30120 And he’ll have a shot Sunday at penalty Saturday for something making history. that happened Friday; his caddie Singh — who turned 56 on Feb. was behind him as Schenk lined up 22 — has a chance to become the a shot in a bunker, and under golf’s oldest winner ever on the PGA new rules that’s not permitted. Still, Tour. His round of 5-under 65 on Schenk is right there, three shots Saturday put him at 6 under for the back after a 68 Saturday. week, one shot behind leader Wyn- dham Clark. They’ll be in the fi nal pairing for your generous Sunday. Singh has been a pro lon- Thank you! ger than the 25-year-old Clark has support of education. been alive. “It would be great,” Singh said Newspaper In Education when asked what a win would Our Daily Tribune News partners mean at his age. “I’ve worked pret- are providing materials and newspapers to ty hard. I’m physically quite capa- ble of doing it. Mentally, I’m going WILFREDO LEE/AP Bartow County / Cartersville classrooms. Why newspapers? to go out there and see how my Justin Thomas lines up a putt on the eighth hole during the mind works. If I just don’t let any- third round of the Honda Classic golf tournament Saturday in Because the newspaper is a living textbook, enabling students thing interfere, I think I can do it.” Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. at all levels to develop good reading skills while gaining an There have been seven play- ing myself chances to make putts, I He’s using a longer putter, some- ers to win on the PGA Tour after think I can win.” thing he says Bernhard Langer understanding of the world around them. their 50th birthday, the oldest Sam The fi rst time Singh played the talked him into trying. Even though Snead at 52 years, 10 months, 8 Honda was 1994. Clark, who was there’s more than a few gray hairs Gold Sponsors days in the 1965 Greater Greens- three shots clear of the fi eld at one wisping out from beneath his visor, boro Open. Singh will be eight point Saturday, was about 2 months Singh is still in excellent shape and days removed from his 56th birth- old at the time. When Singh got to says there’s no tension or pain in day Sunday. PGA National early in the week, his body. “He’s been one of the game’s the fi rst thing he did was set out for “It’s work, determination, be- best,” said Rickie Fowler, who was a fi ve-hour practice session — one lieving in what I believe in,” said alone in fi fth at 5 under following of the many trademarks of his ca- Singh, who survived a super-windy his round of 66. “He’s a ball-striker. reer. Sunday to win the 1999 Honda Silver Sponsors He’s not as long as he used to be, but on this golf course you don’t nec- essarily have to be long. It’s about • Bartow County Government getting the ball in the fairway and • Georgia Bone & Joint Surgeons, P.C. • Hughes Automotive hitting your lines and hitting num- bers. You don’t necessarily have to go out and do anything special.” Bronze Sponsors Singh, Keith Mitchell (70) and Kyeong-Hoon Lee (68) are all one • Cartersville Tool Rental shot off Clark’s lead. Clark started in sizzling fashion, opening with • Etowah Valley Yoga fi ve birdies in his fi rst seven holes before giving a bit back as the wind • One Source Accounting & Tax Service started to pick up at PGA National. • USG Interiors, LLC Forecasters say the breezes will only get stronger from here, and • Roswell Auto Brokers that means Sunday could be wild. There were 28 players within fi ve To become a Newspaper shots of the lead. Brooks Koepka in Education partner, (70), fi rst-round leader Jhonattan Vegas (69) and Michael Thompson please contact Lee McCrory (66) were 4 under, and Sergio Gar- at The Daily Tribune News cia shot 70 for the second straight day to reach 3 under. 770-382-4545 Clark’s run of 122 consecutive holes without a three-putt ended at the par-3 15th, the start of the three-hole “Bear Trap” stretch. But he made enough good shots to end the day alone on the 54-hole lead. “I felt like I managed where I hit the ball,” Clark said. “I put it in good spots. As long as I keep giv- 4B Sunday, March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Classified The Daily Tribune News

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on Elijah Padget’s single, and Saturday’s semifi nal matchup at Lake- Levi Blackwell followed with a Point’s Field 13 played out much different- Baseball run-scoring double. Canes ly than the Canes’ fi rst-round encounter on To its credit, Woodland re- the same diamond less than 24 hours prior. From Page 1B sponded again to the Adairs- From Page 1B Cartersville had to scrape to get runners Friday, Adairsville battled ville gut-punch. The performance of Logan Martin in on base Friday against Kennesaw Moun- after seeing a 1-1 game quick- Wilson continued his stand- Saturday’s championship game will help tain, instead riding the right arms of Ma- ly divulge into an 8-1 deficit. out performance with a double put some of that concern to bed. The se- son Barnett and Gage Morris to earn a 3-0 The Tigers scored three runs to open the inning. He ended nior pitched brilliantly through four in- win. Early Saturday afternoon, the Canes in the seventh inning and even up scoring on an error for the nings before running into trouble in the let their sticks do the talking in a 9-3 win brought the tying run to the go-ahead run. Ben Ammons fi fth. He allowed just one earned run on over Pepperell. plate before falling to Bremen. tallied an insurance run, walk- three hits, two hit batsman and a walk with Davis set the tone early, hitting a Earlier Saturday, they went ing, stealing second, moving to eight strikeouts. two-bagger on the game’s second pitch. back-and-forth with Woodland third on a single and scoring on “Tip of the hat to Logan Martin,” Tucker A pair of walks loaded the bases with no in an exciting game. a walk. said. “I think he pitched 4 1/3. He pitched outs, and Smith drove home the game’s The Colonels will hope to The Tigers put one runner on really, really well. Glad to have him as part fi rst run with a sacrifi ce fl y. carry the momentum of its rout in the sixth and two runners on of the team, and his best days are ahead The Dragons avoided further damage, at into next week, as Cass begins in the seventh. However, Scotty of him.” least until the third inning. Region 7-AAAAA with a two- Smith pitched out of trouble in J.P. Martin relieved Logan Martin in the Shortstop Jordan Wilkie opened that game set against Villa Rica both instances to earn the win. fi fth with the score at 7-1. Two inherited frame with a single and scored on an er- on Monday and Wednesday. He was charged with one run in runners and one unearned run charged to ror. Barnett crossed the plate on Smith’s Adairsville isn’t scheduled to three innings of work, allowing J.P. Martin scored to make the score 7-4. fi rst of three doubles for a 3-0 lead. Smith play until next Saturday, when three hits and striking out two. The Georgia Highlands signee stepped up scored on J.P. Martin’s sac fl y to tack on the Tigers will host a double- Next up for Woodland will to strike out the potential tying run to end another tally in the inning. header against Lakeside. be two games against Paulding the frame. A two-run home run by Wesley Wade County on Monday (at home) “Our plan was for J.P. to go next; but we halved the defi cit in the third inning, but Woodland 8, Adairsville 6 and Wednesday (on the road) didn’t warm him up, because we thought Cartersville responded with a pair in the Woodland gave up leads of to kick off Region 7-AAAAA Logan could go one more,” Tucker said. top of the fourth. 2-0 and 6-2, but the Wildcats play. “We were going to get J.P. loose between Davis and Wilkie reached on a double had the final say in a thrilling innings. ... He was able to get out of it, and a single, respectively. The former 8-6 win over Adairsville in Kennesaw Mountain 9, Cass and he went down to actually throw some RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ended up scoring on a double-steal, while the Battle for Bartow Baseball 2 between innings. His second inning you Cartersville third baseman Brant Smith the latter crossed the dish on Barnett’s Classic Saturday at LakePoint. Following a demoralizing could see he had really gotten loose.” throws to fi rst base during a game groundout. against Pepperell Saturday at Lake- Following a frustrating loss loss to Pepperell in the first Ian Inaba pitched a scoreless seventh to Point. A Pepperell run-scoring groundout to Cedartown in the first round round of the Battle for Bartow close out the victory with Cartersville lim- made the score 6-3 in the home half of the Friday, Woodland seemed to Baseball Classic, Cass never iting Cedartown to fi ve hits. ond run-scoring hit scored Adams, while fourth, but that’s all the offense the Drag- put things behind it with a two- had the opportunity to really “That’s a good team, and obviously, courtesy runner Davis Williams scored on ons could muster. run bottom of the first. After get going against Kennesaw we’ve got to see them later in the spring,” a throwing error during the play. Smith’s third double of the game and Adairsville walked the bas- Mountain in a consolation Tucker said. “They’ll be right there, chal- Having fi nished off one tournament a single by Preston Welchel produced es loaded, Zach Wilson came semifinal Saturday at Lake- lenging for the region. Credit to them for with a championship, Cartersville will the seventh run for Cartersville. Wilkie through with a clutch two-out, Point. battling back, they made us earn it.” look to be back on top next weekend, too. capped his stellar 3-for-4 day with an RBI two-run single. The Colonels quickly fell be- The Canes also took advantage of the The Canes will play four games in three single in the top of the seventh to score Ian The Tigers wound up loading hind 3-0 in the bottom of the Bulldogs running through a lot of pitchers. days in the Perfect Game High School Inaba, who fi nished 2-for-3 with a triple, the bags in the third inning. A first before the Mustangs really Six of Cartersville’s nine hits went for ex- Showdown in Hoover, Alabama. and another error allowed courtesy runner strange double-play helped the broke things open with a six- tra bases — two doubles, triples and home They’ll be looking to bring another fi rst- Davis Williams to score the contest’s fi nal Wildcats avoid a potentially run third en route to a comfort- runs apiece. place trophy back to Bartow County. run. catastrophic inning, but it did able 9-2 victory. The fi rst three Canes knocks were a solo “I’ve told them, they’re a team that’s All told, Cartersville scored in fi ve of allow one run to score. Landon After falling behind 9-0, home run by Preston Welchel to begin the good enough to win right now,” Tucker seven innings. The Canes, frankly, could Ayers then singled home B.J. Cass got a run apiece in the second inning, a two-out triple by Mason said. “They’re not a team that has to fi nd have scored in each frame with multiple Roper to tie the game at 2-2. fourth and sixth innings but Barnett in the third and a two-run blast by their way. We obviously want to win the runners reaching in each of their scoreless Woodland answered right couldn’t get the key hit to re- Brant Smith for a 3-0 lead. state championship, but my challenge to innings. back with a four-spot in the ally put pressure on Kennesaw “Brant is just a great young man, them is ‘Let’s have fun every day along On the mound, Cohen Wilbanks wig- home half of the third. Koby Mountain. well-respected on the team,” Tucker said. the way.’ gled out of trouble most of the afternoon. Stansel doubled in Bailey Blaine Ingram continued his “Everybody pulls for him. ... He’s a team “This was a big part of the season early He gave up eight hits, including the homer, Ward and Marco Haro — each stellar tournament and season favorite, hitting one out kind of juiced ev- on. I’m happy for them. I told them to en- but he struck out four and walked none. of whom had singled earlier in at the plate, picking up two of erybody up.” joy it, and they should enjoy it. It’s a great As he did Friday, Morris came on to the frame. Stansel ended up the Colonels’ three hits. Trey J.P. Martin tripled leading off the fourth, accomplishment. ... We’ll come back Mon- pitch two innings. He again struck out two scoring on a passed ball before Scott walked and drove in a scoring on Inaba’s groundout. A double by day and turn the page to Hoover, because in a pair of perfect frames. Reese Thomp- Peyton Posey singled home run for Cass, which went on to Cohen Wilbanks was followed by a Josh there’s going to be some big time compe- son worked around an error to toss a score- Wilson. beat Adairsville in the tourna- Davis single. Welchel added a bases-load- tition there.” less seventh, complete with two strikeouts. The top two-thirds of the ment’s seventh-place game. ed walk for a seemingly safe 7-0 advan- Cartersville went on to capture the Adairsville order helped the The Colonels will return to tage heading to the fi fth. Cartersville 9, Pepperell 3 fi rst-ever Battle for Bartow crown and will Tigers knot up the score again action Monday and Wednes- That’s when Cedartown put together its The Cartersville bats erupted for 13 hits, look to win another tournament title, when in the fifth. Roper walked and day with their first Region lone offensive outburst, only to see Car- including a combined fi ve doubles from it heads to Hoover, Alabama, this week scored on Trace Still’s RBI 7-AAAAA series of the season tersville plate a pair of runs in the bottom Josh Davis and Brant Smith, to reach the for the Perfect Game High School Show- double. Chase Horn, who was against Villa Rica, with Cass of the frame. Kolby Adams walked and championship game of the inaugural Bat- down, which ironically used to take place hit by a pitch, and Still came in hosting Game 1. Wilbanks reached on a single. Davis’ sec- tle for Bartow Baseball Classic. at LakePoint. C

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‘Stellar’ Service

Millenial-led organizations receive Deacon Herbert Kitchens Legacy Award

BY MARIE NESMITH direction. When you are doing commu- [email protected] nity work, the most important part is the community. This showed us we have For Todd Dean, following in the people in the community who believe in footsteps of his forebears is an honor. us and are willing to support our efforts. A 2010 graduate of Cartersville High “We have people in our organization School, the 27-year-old is the president that are also apart of COA and S.H.E. and co-founder of The Circle of Ad- Matters. The bigger goal is the better- vancement. ment of our community. We aren’t con- “My father taught me the importance cerned with who’s doing it but how we of giving back at an early age. He had can help get it done.” his hands in everything — president of Prior to forming Love Travels in the New Frontier, Cartersville School June 2017, Smith launched the Belles of board member, he started mentoring the Ball outreach, which supplies gen- programs and even found time to coach tly-used prom dresses to high school stu- recreational sports,” he said, referring dents, in 2016. This year’s offerings took to his father, Michael Dean, who died place at the University of West Georgia in 2011 at the age of 46. “Like Matthew in Carrollton Feb. 16 and The Villages Hill, Bibby Morgan, Ralph Lowe, Ran- at Carver YMCA in Atlanta March 16. dy Ford and so many others before him, Collecting more than 3,000 gowns since he put education at [the] forefront, and Belles of the Ball’s inception, Smith and he did his best to [give back to] ... our her colleagues have assisted over 1,000 community. Seeing that growing up, girls with their prom experience. and watching my grandfather serve in Each year, the group also offers a the church, then hearing stories about mission trip to Mexico for its Bartow my great-grandfather and how active he and University of West Georgia chap- was with the New Frontier, I felt an obli- ters, a Service Summer Camp for youth gation to help the best I could. and the Charity Basketball Tournament. “Serving people has been instilled “I formed Love Travels because into Dean men for generations. For me, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, SPECIAL during my darkest days love brought it is my purpose and passion. My dad in- Todd Dean, president and co-founder of The Circle of Advancement, receives the Deacon Herbert Kitchens me out,” Smith said. “When I wanted to stilled in me the value of being a man of Legacy Award from Isaiah Robertson, senior pastor of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. The photos give up, love is why I didn’t. … Our mis- principle and helping your own people. I above show the myriad of ways the Love Travels, Circle of Advancement and S.H.E. Matters programs impact sion is to spread love in as many places am extremely inspired by both parents the community. as possible through service, while devel- to give back into this community, be- “COA and organizations alike have of Macedonia’s deacon board for many sorbed and shallow. These young men oping professionally to better serve our cause it gave me so much.” always been a necessity. There is a stan- years. His generosity, integrity and and women exemplify what W.E.B. Du community. Our motto is through love Established Jan. 31, 2018, COA was dard in the county that needs to be set for wisdom made him a beloved fi gure at Bois called ‘The Talented Tenth.’ They we shall conquer all. founded by Dean, Darian Lyons and our young people. A standard rooted in Macedonia and within the communi- are young, many of them have complet- … [One] moment that I wish I could Silken Solomon. Along with its toy education, love and respect for yourself ty. We wanted to honor his memory by ed degrees or they’re currently complet- experience every day is the joy that I see drive at Christmastime, the group also and this community. The New Frontier creating this award in his name. We feel ing degrees, and they are leaders within in young girls’ faces as they are walking is known for supplying 200 book bags and Afro-American Social Civic Asso- that those who selfl essly work for the their community. Some of them could down the red carpet at Belles of the Ball. to students in the Summer Hill neigh- ciation set that standard for us growing betterment of others embody his legacy; have graduated and gone to Wall Street, To see a girl that has dealt with bullying, borhood last summer and volunteering up, and we want to build upon the en- even though they may have never met Hollywood or anywhere else, yet they suicide attempts, broken homes, anxi- with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow ergy and framework these organizations him personally.” love their community so much, they’ve ety, etc. feel beautiful and invincible is County. created, while also unifying and uplift- Led by individuals in their 20s, Rob- dedicated their work here. It’s phenome- amazing,” she said, adding 200 donated Working alongside Love Travels, ing the people here.” ertson said, the three awarded organi- nal and all of Bartow County should be dresses were distributed during the last Dexter Jones and Trey Benham, COA is In honor of its “stellar community zations are “dedicated to uplifting and thankful for what they’re doing.” Belles of the Ball event. “She has every gearing up to present For the Culture, an service,” COA — along with Love Trav- bettering” their community. Delighted to accept the award, Scot- person in the room cheering her on and open forum for men, March 10 at 3 p.m. els and Saving Her Essence, also known “[Love Travels, Saving Her Essence tlin Smith — founder and secretary of letting her know she is worthy. Parents at the Olin Tatum Agricultural Build- as S.H.E. Matters — received the Dea- and The Circle of Advancement] will- Love Travels — is thrilled to share the will come up to me in tears telling me ing’s Stiles Auditorium in Cartersville. con Herbert Kitchens Legacy Award at ingly give of their time, talent, and trea- honor with the other two civic groups. their struggles. I have parents tell me “In 2016, we started a toy drive for Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church’s sure to provide help and hope to people A 2013 graduate of Cartersville High they didn’t know how they were going less fortunate families,” said Dean, who Heritage Celebration Service Feb. 22. who need it the most,” he said. “Their School, the 24-year-old received a de- to tell their child they couldn’t afford currently is a reporter for WBHF radio. “We created this award because we sacrifi cial and often thankless work for gree in mass communication from the prom. That moment makes all the hard “After our second Toy Drive, we decid- wanted to highlight individuals and/or this community made them the abso- University of West Georgia in 2018. work worth it.” ed that we wanted to do more for our organizations who we felt were current- lute best candidates to receive the fi rst “I was excited when I learned Love Echoing the comments of Dean and community, and not only be examples ly making history through acts of char- ever Deacon Herbert Kitchens Legacy Travels and fellow Bartow organiza- Smith, Jasmin C. Tucker — co-founder for the youth but all people in the coun- ity and service,” said Isaiah Robertson, Award. tions, who we work closely with, [were] of S.H.E. Matters — also is passionate ty. That initiative to do more turned into senior pastor for Macedonia Missionary “I am exceedingly impressed by the being honored,” she said. “The [award] about uplifting youth in her hometown. [how] the Circle of Advancement was Baptist in Cartersville. “Deacon Her- work they’re doing. They defy the stereo- means to Love Travels that we are doing formed. bert Kitchens served as the chairman type about millennials beings self-ab- something right and headed in the right SEE SERVICE, PAGE 2C 2C Sunday, March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Recognizing that our decisions do bring consequences Last week, I paid my insurance fore it hit my insurance. surance was now going to cost me too fast. I couldn’t blame anyone bring consequences. For that mat- premium for February. I noticed I admit, I was aggravated. But the $45 more than usual. Then I asked but myself. I did it. God didn’t lead ter, there may be something that that it was about $45 higher than lady was right. I had gotten a ticket. how long it would be before this me to drive faster. I did it, all on my you wish would change. There normal. So I called the company to I remember the morning well. That ticket rolled off my insurance. The own. And my decision to driver may have been a time when you try to fi nd out why. morning when I got the ticket, my lady said the insurance company faster than I should was now cost- had an opportunity to be a part of I called and a lady answered immediate thought was I was go- loved me so much it would hang ing me in real dollars. making the change but you didn’t the phone. I explained to her that ing to be late for work. Then, I real- around for 36 months. It may be that something has do it. You thought you were too my monthly premium had gone ized I had a ticket to pay and mon- I thought, “Shoot! I have to have happened in your life and you want busy or you just didn’t want to get up about $45. She assured me she ey was already tight. But I had not a perfect driving record for 36 to blame others. You want to point involved. Don’t complain about would check into it. thought about how this ticket on a months!” fi ngers at someone. “Well, I grew something you could make a dif- After a few minutes, she came nice morning on my way to work But again, it was no one’s fault up in a tough home,” or, “I’ve had ference in. back online and explained that my would come back to haunt me six but my own. My heavy foot was a bad break or two.” And, those The Bible says that “we reap premium had gone up because I months later. This ticket was kind coming back to get me. things and others may be true. But, what we sow.” If you sow bad de- got a ticket last fall. She was right; I Potts of like a subscription that someone This was a reminder to me that like others have, you can overcome cisions, you will reap bad conse- had, but I was surprised it was just receives as a Christmas gift; it was our decisions do have consequenc- adversity. Stop blaming the world quences. now hitting my insurance. The lady just renewed last fall when I got the a gift that kept on giving. es. I WAS going too fast. I wasn’t for something you did. My speeding ticket reminded me explained that my insurance had ticket, so it took it six months be- I admit, I was aggravated. My in- going WAY fast, but I was going Recognize that our decisions of that.

them in pursuing leadership, ca- was needed because we remember reer building and networking fun- when we were young, and we did Service damentals while being uplifted not have an outlet of young wom- in solidarity through sisterhood,” en just a few years older than us From Page 1C UDOS TO IDDOS Tucker said. “We came back after to come back and talk to us about K K Tucker established the group graduation and built a team from their experiences and give us an in December 2018 with Kennedy the ground up who are all our open forum to ask questions. We Robinson. Now both 23, the lead- peers from childhood. The lead- wanted to change the narrative ers were classmates at Mission ers of this program are all young and become a ‘Big Sister, Little Road Elementary and Woodland women who were once or are cur- Sister’ mentorship program to al- middle and high schools. rent members of the Bartow com- low these young girls to talk to us “We are a community outreach munity. We are college graduates, about anything.” movement designed to inspire small business owners, program Before presenting S.H.E. Mat- young black women to ignite their developers and much more. ters the legacy award, Robertson self-authenticity, and also guide “We felt like this organization witnessed the impact of one of its community outreach events. “In December, Saving Her Es- sence held a free all-day Teen Summit for young girls of color,” Robertson said. “My 13-year-old daughter attended this event. She was apprehensive because she didn’t know anyone, and she felt like she would be an outsider. Well, when I picked her up, she couldn’t stop talking about it. SPECIAL “She said they boosted her Above, 28 Cass High construction students re- self-esteem by affi rming her val- cently completed their OSHA 10 training, making ue; they helped her plan for the them job-ready. Among those who were trained, future by constructing goals; they pictured from left, are Brayan Rodriguez, Omar got her excited about attending Dominguez, Jesus Perez, Hunter Lee, Ian Her- man, Jerry Vu, Jaden Stull, Zayne Danz, Oscar college; and though she didn’t Gomez, Peyton Patterson, Britany Gomez, Eli know anyone when she arrived, Cisneros and Antonio Hernandez. Left, Mission they made her feel like family. Road Elementary fi fth-grader Paul Lanier won This is only one example of the his school’s annual spelling bee competition in impact these organizations are January and represented Mission Road at the making. Frankly, they are doing district-level spelling bee Feb. 1 at the Clarence More than you expect from a jewelry store. the work many churches should Brown Conference Center in Cartersville. be engaged in. They are not just 402 E. Church St., Down from Moe’s examples to young people of col- 770-382-0076 or; they are examples to all of us.”

CHURCH CALENDAR

ZION HILL BAPTIST ley Baptist Church of Chatsworth, mation, call 770-382-6076. Springs Road SE. The Rowland CHURCH — 1105 Mission Road, will be the visiting preacher. Every- Springs Baptist Church food pan- Cartersville. Zion Hill Baptist one is welcome. CENTER BAPTIST try is open every third Thursday of Church will have the Church Spring CHURCH — 80 McKaskey each month from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Revival today through March 8. HERITAGE BAPTIST Creek Road, Cartersville. Center Sunday school will be at 10 a.m., CHURCH — 1070 Douthit Ferry Baptist Church will hold its Spring EUHARLEE BAPTIST morning worship service will be at Road, Cartersville. Heritage Baptist revival, beginning March 10 at 6 CHURCH — 1103 Euharlee 11 a.m. and evening service will be Church will host the Carson-New- p.m. and continuing March 11-16 at Road, Euharlee. Euharlee Baptist at 6 p.m. From Monday, March 4, man University A Cappella Choir 7:30 p.m. Church will provide free grocer- through Friday, March 8, evening on March 8 at 6 p.m. in the church ies for those in need every fourth service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Rev. sanctuary. The concert is free and ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- Thursday of each month at the Crafton Dover, Pastor of Fairy Val- open to the public. For more infor- TIST CHURCH — 79 Rowland church from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WHAT’S GOING ON

EMERSON COMMUNITY newly discovered information on Stiles Auditorium, located at 320 ATE VETERANS — Sons of REUNION — The Emerson Bartow mining history Tuesday, Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. Confederate Veterans will meet Community Reunion will be March 5, at the Komatsu Confer- Tuesday, March 19, at 7 p.m. at held today at 5 p.m. at Doug’s ence facility, 100 Komatsu Drive THE BARTOW COUNTY Cassville Historical Museum. Place, 696 Highway 293, Emer- SE, Cartersville, starting with a AMATEUR RADIO EMER- The speaker will be Richard son. For more information, call reception at 6 p.m. and the pro- GENCY SERVICE GROUP Green. For more information, Don Leachman at 706-581-1708. gram at 6:30. Stories, photos — The Bartow County Ama- call Dale Black at 678-800-3214. 770-974-4446 and mining information will be teur Radio Emergency Service ETOWAH VALLEY HIS- shared. It is free and open to the Group will hold its regularly CASS BASKETBALL 3693 North Cobb Pkwy., Acworth TORIAL SOCIETY LEC- public. scheduled meeting at 7 p.m. CAMP — The Cass High www.dayschevrolet.com TURE — Stan Bearden and Monday, March 11, at Shoney’s School basketball team is host- EVHS VP Joe Head will present GROWING DAYLILIES Restraurant near Highway 20 ing two skills camps for athletes SEMINAR — Bartow Coun- and I-75. All amateur radio op- in grades 5-12 on May 30 and ty Master Gardener Extension erators interested in emergency June 1 from 9 a.m. to noon at Volunteers invite all to attend a communications or those who the Cass High gym. The May 30 free Growing Daylilies seminar have served as agency represen- camp focuses on shooting and $ $ with Dave and Doris Bishop, tatives are invited to attend. the June 1 camp focuses on drib- EARN 600 to 700 Per Month Shady Rest Gardens owners, on bling. The cost is $30 for each. March 5 from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at SONS OF CONFEDER- Space is limited to the fi rst 40 who register. For more informa- tion and to obtain a registration Cartersville City Ballet form, contact coach Sean Glaze Working 2 TO 3 Hours Each Night presents at [email protected].

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Breanna McDonald at bmcdon- [email protected] for Carriers must have dependable transportation more information or to register. 2 PERFORMANCES and a valid drivers license ADULT DANCE CLASS- Friday, March 8 at 7:30 pm ES — The Cartersville Parks Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 pm and Rec Department is offering Guest companies include: Adult Social-Ballroom Dance Apply In Person Classes every Wednesday from • Hinge Dance Company • Cherokee Ballet Th eatre 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Good- • Eli Potter • Paul Rackley year Clubhouse, 3 Goodyear • Woodland High School Dance Ensemble Ave., Cartersville. This month’s and Teresa Sheppard dance is the West Coast Swing. The classes are $10 for a single Tickets may be purchased at person or $15 for couples per The Grand Theatre Box Of¿ ce or online at month. For more information, 251 S. Tennessee Street thegrandtheatre.org call Britt McGill at 770-607- 6175. The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 3C EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK Of soil tests, poison Growing Daylilies — March who sign up. 5 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Learn the Troubleshooting Vegetable ivy and old compost Plant starting art and science of cultivation and Garden Problems — Aug. 6 from care of America’s most popular 7 to 8:30 p.m. Feel free to bring Possibly on a whim I grabbed a resealable bag from a drawer to reach full perennial groundcover. David plant samples for troubleshooting in the shop and went into “The Allotment” where I cleared away and Doris Bishop, co-owners of vegetable problems during the some honeysuckle and poison ivy vines. I learned later the poi- Shady Rest Gardens, will be our seminar. I will review the most son ivy vines weren’t dormant after all. From a spot where I once bloom featured presenters at this sem- common insect and plant disease maintained four 1-cubic-yard compost bins I grabbed a handful of With the recent warm weather, inar. Both are actively involved issues faced by local gardeners and black soil. Instinct told me I should lime this soil but, before I did, I spring fever is getting everyone with the American Hemerocallis various strategies for managing wanted to see what this spot beside the chicken yard really needed. outside and working in their gar- Society and their gardens have them in your garden. Miss Em and I discussed planting a variety of vegetables and dens. We’re seeing many plants been recognized as an AHS Dis- Holiday Wreath Making fl owers here. Before we got too deep into what we wanted to do, I starting to reach full bloom this Pugliese play Garden since 2009. Workshops — Nov. 16 fromt 9 needed to know what would place the odds in our favor that what- past week including: Bradford Tree Identifi cation and to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Two ever we planted would actually Pears, Plums, Winter Honey- Downtown Tree Walk — April hands-on workshops will be grow. suckle, Daffodils, Forsythia, to have another freeze or two be- 2 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Bring your offered, using live greenery to I dumped my handful of al- Carolina Jessamine, Fragrant tween now and April. Now is a walking shoes! Learn the ba- create your own holiday decora- most dry soil into the bag and Tea Olive, Camellias, Lenton great time to get your vegetable sics of leaf identifi cation for our tions! There is a $20 fee to cov- added one more for good mea- Rose and Chinese Paper Bush. transplants started inside under most common native trees. I’ll er the cost of materials for the sure. I was headed to a meeting There are also a number of win- a grow light or in a greenhouse. be teaching this seminar and class. Kate Posey and Susan But- at the Extension offi ce and I in- ter weeds starting to bloom in Most vegetable plants need about providing a walking tour of trees ler, Master Gardener Extension tended to leave this soil sample lawns including: Purple Henbit, six to eight weeks to grow out, in downtown Cartersville. If the volunteers, will be leading this for testing at the lab in Athens. Dandelions, Wild Violets, Hairy which would be right on time for weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll workshop and will be sure to get I’m glad I invested in a $9 test Bittercress, Chickweed, Speed- planting in mid-April. have plenty of leaf samples to you into the holiday spirit. Class fee to fi nd out what was in this well and many others. It’s get- This week offi cially launches view inside during the program. sizes are limited to the fi rst 15 compost-laden soil. I asked for a ting too late to do much about our 2019 Bartow Lawn & Garden “Cooking with Herbs” on June people who register for either the test recommendation for a vege- Humphreys these weeds now — they should Seminar series. To help with some 1 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Alex- morning or afternoon session. table garden. have been controlled in the fall. of those gardening questions this is Roberts, family & consumer Here’s what my test results In fact, now’s the time to start year, we’ve lined up a few sem- science agent and Mary Wil- — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- showed. First, I checked the pH which, at 7.3, is above the neutral thinking about summer weeds inars that might be of interest. lis, Master Gardener Extension sion Coordinator and Agricul- mark of 7.0. I sat in a state of amazement if not outright dumb- and apply your spring pre-emer- These seminars will be hosted by volunteer will be teaching this tural & Natural Resources Agent founded at this number. Then I remembered a truckload of com- gent to your lawn before March the Bartow County Master Gar- popular garden to table seminar. for Bartow County Cooperative post that I purchased from a vendor at a garden show many years 15 to head them off as soon as deners at the Olin Tatum Agri- This program includes a hands- Extension, a partnership of The ago. The vendor gave me a UGA soil test report that stated their they start to germinate. cultural Building, located at 320 on cooking demonstration and University of Georgia, The U.S. compost had a pH of 7.0. In retrospect that 7.0 might have been Subsequently, the number of West Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. there will be a $10 materials fee Department of Agriculture, and a lucky reading or maybe the report was faked (although it didn’t phone calls we are receiving Please call to pre-register for for each participant to get a taste Bartow County. For more infor- look like it). I dumped a layer 6 inches deep into a planting box in about farms, lawns and gardens these seminars at 770-387-5142 or of the menu. This class will be mation and free farm, lawn, or “The Potager.” After I mixed this compost with the soil already are also picking up. I would cau- email [email protected] to let us held in our demonstration kitch- garden publications, call (770) in the box, I planted some German Queen and Cherokee Purple tion everyone to not get too ex- know you’re coming. Here’s our en, which requires us to limit our 387-5142 or visit our local website tomato plants. These plants produced some of the largest, tastiest cited, though, since we are sure lineup for 2019: class size to the fi rst 15 people at ugaextension.org/bartow. tomatoes in our experience and all we did was water and fertilize them. Then I looked at the test results for phosphorus (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) and zinc (Zn) levels. For what- ever reason, maybe it was the raw materials that I placed into the compost, the phosphorus and calcium levels were maxed out on the bar graph and the magnesium and zinc levels were about three- EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK fourths of the way up the bar graph. The potassium level read about one-third of the way up the bar graph. The nutrients in this spot of ground in “The Allotment” overall were in good shape. The only thing that I needed for this part of the garden was some 15-0-15 fertilizer. The addition of nitrogen (N) and potassium (K) to the soil should produce the results I need, and want, when it comes time for a harvest. Also, the soil test stated how much 15-0- 15 to apply either to an area or to a row. And it recommended an amount of fertilizer to use for medium-feeding plants such as beans, cucumbers, peppers, squash, okra, and tomatoes plus other vegeta- bles. Additionally it provided a recommendation for heavy-feeding vegetables such as broccoli, cabbage, greens (kale, mustard, turnip, and collards), lettuce, Irish potatoes and sweet corn. A recommen- dation was provided for light feeders such as southern peas, too. If I can’t fi nd any 15-0-15 fertilizer at my farm supply store, the soil test results provided a link to a UGA website that would take me through the steps to make my own fertilizer by combining in- gredients in the proper proportions. After I allowed these soil test results to sink in, I felt pretty good about the effort that it took to make compost. A local grocery store gave me vegetable and fruit culls that were at or past prime and couldn’t be sold. Instead of dumping these culls into the dumpster, I picked up boxes of stuff each week. Besides feeding the chickens some fresh vegetables and fruit I would chop up the rest with a garden spade in a trug. I ruined a couple of trugs in the process but it gave me the green layer that I needed to combine with a brown layer. I usually had enough culls to build a cubic yard of green and brown layers in a welded wire bin. These bins would heat up to about 150 degrees and decompose into rich brown compost. After I cleared away honeysuckle and poison ivy vines, I found the residue of my bins and it’s good. The once-thought dormant poison ivy vines left me with some itchy patches on my arms; that’s a lesson re-learned to wear a long-sleeved shirt when I clean up the garden. Then when the weather clears, it’ll be time to plant some- thing.

— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Informa- ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL tion about gardening can be found on the University of Geor- Left, Sapphire is 1 1/2 years old with fl uffy fur and weighing in around 20 pounds. This delightful, short girl has lots of energy and wants to play, play, play. Sapphire plays well with her runmates and she loves to receive chin scratches and belly rubs and she gia Cooperative Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/ is treat motivated. Sapphire would love a home that is active and provides lots of play time where she could show you her calm publications/. Or contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, and snuggly side. Right, have you seen this beauty Coconut? Coconut is a 1-year-old girl whose fur is mostly black with patches 320 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Exten- of white on her chest and feet. Coconut is laid back and sweet and enjoys being held. She defi nitely lacks cattitide. Coconut is sion Master Gardener Program is a volunteer training program looking for an easy going home where she can enjoy sunbathing, chin scratches and naps in a lap. To adopt Sapphire, Coconut, for home gardeners offered through offi ces of the University of or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. Georgia Cooperative Extension. Pet turtle’s threat to baby is more than just a bite DEAR ABBY: I know a young granddaughter my car because impulses where she is concerned. are hurt because of the change in graders and a friend snuck out late newlywed couple who just had she got a job and didn’t have his behavior. Then ask him to ex- at night during a sleepover. While their fi rst baby. The baby is convenient transportation. After DEAR ABBY: I have always plain what’s going on. Unless you attempting to cross an interstate weeks old and isn’t crawling yet. she’d had it for two months, I been close to my oldest broth- know for sure what has caused it, highway, my student was struck My concern is that they have a told her she needed to get the oil er and his wife. I’m 24 years there is nothing you can do. by a car and killed. box turtle for a pet in their small changed. She became very dis- younger than they are. In some A few days ago, as I was clear- apartment. They’ve had the turtle respectful and said I could have ways, I think I was like a child DEAR ABBY: I have been ing space off an old external hard for probably a year and, while it By the car back because she didn’t to them because they were never married for two years and every- drive, I found a 90-second video has a cage, they often let it loose Abigail Van Buren have the money to pay for it. She able to have children naturally or thing is great. We rarely fi ght. The of my deceased student doing a in the kitchen. I don’t know if it testinal tract and cause nausea, got even angrier when I said she through adoption. only thing that’s bothering me is play audition a couple of months has reign over other parts of the stomach pain, diarrhea and sick- should return it with a full tank Ever since I had my fi rst child my husband has never asked me before her demise. It is a middle home. ness for as long as a week. of gas since that’s how she took two years ago, they have be- about my past lovers — never close-up (waist to head) and very This turtle is at least 8 inches Because young children — it. come distant. They skip family asked how many or any other clear. It’s probably one of the last across its shell, and its head is whose immune systems are not What is wrong with her men- occasions and don’t send gifts details. I have had quite a past. videos of her with such high qual- more than an inch long with a fully developed — are at in- tality? She feels I screwed her anymore. (I don’t care about the He hasn’t. I feel bad because I ity. My question is, fi ve years after half-inch bite. The baby will be creased risk for salmonella in- over instead of being grateful material items, but they used to feel like I’m hiding it from him. her funeral, should I reach out to crawling this year. I feel the tur- fection, the Centers for Disease for all the time she had it?! I send me very thoughtful gifts.) Should I forget about it, unless he her parents or would that be too tle is a threat, and the baby will Control has recommended rep- don’t even know how to respond My brother has gotten angry at mentions it? Even then, I’m afraid painful for them? — REACHING no doubt be attracted to it and tiles (including turtles) not be to her. What would you do? — me over how I feed my son (I to tell him the real number. — OUT likely try to crawl over and touch kept in preschools and homes SHOCKED IN THE MIDWEST don’t give him sweets), and says TORN UP IN THE EAST it. The turtle’s bites are notori- with day-care centers if the chil- he will no longer be around me DEAR REACHING OUT: I’m ously sharp and likely contami- dren are under the age of 5. This DEAR SHOCKED: Your if food is involved. He’s late to DEAR TORN UP: You were glad you asked. Contact the par- nated, and I’m concerned about is why the turtle should not be let granddaughter’s “mentality” return emails I send. This hurts entitled to have a life before you ents, tell them about your discov- the baby losing a fi nger. Is this loose in the kitchen where food is one of entitlement. Having immensely. met the man you eventually mar- ery and ask whether they would a reasonable concern? — PRO- is prepared or any area in which been given the car, she expected My brother is a straight shoot- ried. These days, most men and like to have it. I would be very TECTOR IN NEVADA a baby will be crawling. you to maintain it for her. That er. When I asked him if I did women have a past, so please stop surprised if they didn’t. They will While most box turtles will not you told her if she returned the something to offend him, he said fl ogging yourself with guilt over probably regard it as an unexpect- DEAR PROTECTOR: Yes, it bite a human, they don’t make car the tank should be full was no, but his behavior suggests oth- yours. Your past is over. Concen- ed gift. is. There is more than one reason good pets for young children be- something she wasn’t expecting erwise. I feel like by having chil- trate on your present. Your hus- for not exposing an infant or tod- cause they don’t like being han- to hear because — forgive me for dren, I have lost part of my fam- band obviously loves you exactly Dear Abby is written by Abigail dler (or anyone with a weakened dled. Share this information with repeating this — she felt entitled ily. Is there anything I can do? the way you are. Your history has Van Buren, also known as Jeanne immune system) to a turtle. The the couple, but ultimately, the de- to use it without assuming re- — SAD SIS IN CALIFORNIA made you the person you are. Phillips, and was founded by her risk of a bite isn’t the major one. cision about whether to keep the sponsibility for it. What I would mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact The problem is, turtles (among “pet” or not is theirs. do would be to “allow” her to DEAR SIS: Because your DEAR ABBY: I need help. I am Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. other reptiles) carry salmonella learn to be responsible on her brother is a “straight shooter,” a middle school drama teacher. com or P.O. Box 69440, Los An- bacteria that can infect the in- DEAR ABBY: I loaned my own and curtail your generous get to the point and tell him you Five years ago, one of my eighth geles, CA 90069. 4C Sunday,March 3, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listing The Daily Tribune News

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Hoops College Basketball PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two and a Half Men (:20) Mom Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ››› “John Wick: Chapter 2” (2017) Keanu Reeves. ’ Å “John Wick 2” The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listings www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 5C THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING MARCH 7, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News Strahan & Sara (N) General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Grey’s Anatomy (N) (:01) Station 19 (N) For the People (N) News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Page Six Access Steve ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) Gotham (N) ’ The Orville (N) ’ Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! 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NBA Basketball USA JNCIS “Oil & Water” NCIS ’ NCIS “Alibi” ’ NCIS “Gut Check” NCIS “Devil’s Triad” NCIS “Homesick” NCIS “Kill Chain” ’ NCIS “Double Back” NCIS ’ NCIS “Bulletproof” NCIS ’ NCIS ’ fx KMother Mother Mike ›› “The Heat” (2013) Sandra Bullock. ’ Å ›› “Now You See Me 2” (2016) Jesse Eisenberg. ’ Å ››› “Hidden Figures” (2016) Taraji P. Henson. Premiere. ’ Å Better Better Better “Hidden” ESPN NSportsCenter (N) MLB Preseason Baseball Minnesota Twins at Boston Red Sox. Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) ESPN Documentaries (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) NFL Live Å Noon Question Around Pardon College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) College Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Basket UFC FOXSPO P Wm. Basketball Formula ACC Women’s College Basketball PBA Bowling Jonesboro Open. 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Issue 10, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam Owl eyes Mini Fact: Owl eyes are larger than those of most All The great birds. While they are unable to see in total horned owl darkness, they can see very well in dim light. is one of Most owls can discover an object in About the most only 1 percent of the light a human needs. common Not all owls hunt only at night. A few owls in North hunt during the daylight hours. America. Most birds have eyes on the sides of Owls their heads. Owl eyes are in the front. Like photos courtesy National Park Service humans, owls can look at things with both Do you ever hear an owl hooting at night? eggs. The male helps gather food. eyes at the same time. These majestic birds of prey* help people. Owl eggs hatch in about 30 days. Owlets Unlike humans, owls cannot move their They have been called the farmer’s friend stay with their eyes. Each eye is ‘’locked’’ into its socket. because they eat so many pests. There are parents for about a But owls can do something we cannot do. more than 100 types of owls worldwide. month or longer. Owls can Owls come in many Some owls turn their sizes. The pygmy owl weighs live in forests and heads way about 3 ounces. The great around farms, around. horned owl can weigh about or in deserts and While their 3 pounds. Male owls are canyons. Others live A great gray owl with her body faces owlets. usually smaller than females. in wooded areas straight On the hunt in cities. The snowy owl lives in the cold arctic A snowy owl. ahead, they A pygmy owl. tundra, a treeless area in the far north. can look Owls eat mostly meat. behind them. Larger owls eat animals such as rabbits and Some owls will nest only in old woodpecker squirrels. Smaller birds prey on rats and mice. holes. Others nest in barns. The burrowing Owl calls Some eat other birds and insects. owl nests underground. It might dig out a Because most owls hunt at night, they Owls swallow small animals whole. They place for its nest, or it might build a nest in a use their voices to protect their territory and spit up pellets, or small balls, made of what prairie dog burrow. find mates in the dark. Since many other they can’t digest, such as feathers and bones. Super hearing birds are quiet at night, it’s easy to hear the When most birds fly, their stiff wing feathers Some experts say owls have the best distinctive calls of different owls. Listen to make a whirring sound. The wing feathers of hearing in the world. An owl can hear a some owl calls here: bit.ly/MPowlcalls most owls have soft edges that muffle the sound. mouse moving 1,000 feet away. Owls can swoop silently down and surprise An owl’s ears are hidden under feathers their prey. Their silent flight also enables them on each side of its head. Some owls have ear to hear well when searching for food. openings that are not the same size. Sometimes Resources Owls have sharp talons, or claws, that help these openings are not directly opposite each them grab their prey. They also have hooked other. One might be lower On the Web: beaks that enable them to tear their food apart. than the other. • bit.ly/MPallaboutowls Owl families Birds like this barred owl have Different kinds of owls may lay from two a ruff of feathers circling their At the library: faces. These give the owl a • “Owls” by Josh Gregory to 12 eggs. Usually, only the female sits on the disc-shaped face that acts like a saucer, directing sounds • “Owls! Strange and Wonderful” by * A bird of prey feeds on meat taken from Laurence Pringle animals it has hunted or found already dead. into the ears. The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of owls are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, and Olive: What do you call an some letters are used twice. See if you can find: owl with a sore throat? Ollie: A bird that doesn’t give a hoot! BARN, BEAK, BIRD, UPELLETRNBKAEBW BURROW, EARS, EATS, KTUNDRAEUOWLEND EGGS, EYES, FACE, UYERPFUREFFUROT Eco Note FEATHERS, FLY, FOOD, EDXDENROHSYAOZS FORESTS, HORNED, GN IWQOKVEMBFOPE HUNT, NEST, OWL, HSNOWYXYGTTALON Climate change does a PELLET, PREY, PYGMY, GCHUNTEYSTSEROF lot more than just heat up our planet. RUFF, SNOWY, SWOOP, ECAFLQPRDR I BCWL Climate change can also cause more TALON, TUNDRA, WING. SBFEATHERSEATSY intense weather. That could mean ABLEARSGGEVMG I O more hurricanes, floods, heat waves, droughts and even cold spells. This extreme weather can be trouble for birds. Scientists have noticed that when Cook’s Corner extreme weather happens, fewer birds show up in the places they call home. Brown Rice With Fruit Why? One idea is that the birds avoid the extreme weather by moving to a You’ll need: • 1 teaspoon garlic friendlier area. • 2 tablespoons butter powder adapted from climatekids.nasa.gov • 1/4 cup chopped onion • 2 cups chicken • 1 small apple, peeled and chopped broth • 1/4 cup dried cranberries • 1 cup brown rice For later: Look in your newspaper for stories What to do: about birds. 1. Melt butter in saucepan. Stir in onion, apple, cranberries and garlic powder.

2. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes until apple and onion are tender. 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication 3. Add chicken broth and rice. Bring to a boil. © Teachers: For standards-based 4. Reduce heat and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes (follow package directions) activities to accompany this feature, until all of the liquid is absorbed. Serves 4. visit: bit.ly/MPstandards. And follow The Mini Page®

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7 Little Words for Kids Use the letters in the boxes to make a word with the same meaning as the clue. The numbers in parentheses represent the number of letters in the solution. Each letter combination can be used only once, but all letter combinations will be necessary to complete the puzzle. 1. cooked in oil (5) ION JE CH IUS 2. change places (6) 3. smoke comes out of it (7) RT FR GEN DAN 4. part (7) 5. risk of harm (6) TCH GER NEY IED 6. blue pants (5) PO IM SWI ANS

7. very smart person (6) Answers: fried, switch, chimney, portion, danger, jeans, genius. jeans, danger, portion, chimney, switch, fried, Answers: ©2019 Blue Ox Technologies Ltd. Download the app on Apple and Amazon devices. The Daily Tribune News Entertainment www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, March 3, 2019 7C

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SUNDAY March 3, 2019 happens will increase your wealth. explore real-estate opportunities. Ka-ching! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Today you are in a positive frame of This is a great day to begin your week! You will be successful when dealing mind, which is why others will enjoy Enjoy dealing with friends, groups and with members of the general public meeting you. Your interactions with clubs. Be open to the input of people today. In addition, your associations everyone will be upbeat and generous. from other cultures who might be dif- with friends and partners are positive! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) ferent from you. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) You might boost your income today or Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Accept the help of co-workers today, fi nd a better paying job. Whatever you You make a fabulous impression on because all group activities will bene- do probably can increase your wealth. parents and bosses today, which is why fi t you. Work-related travel is also like- Keep your eyes open! You might shop this is a fabulous Monday. Say yes to ly. Listen to the advice from someone for something exciting. work-related travel suggestions. You’re who is different. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) going places! LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) This is a wonderful day because it’s GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Make plans for a vacation. Enjoy so- good for business as well as for your An opportunity to travel or get further cial outings, sports events and playful own domestic peace and happiness. training or education might come your activities with children. This is also a People are happy and in a feel-good way today. Whatever happens will ex- wonderful day for romance and fun mood. Yay! pand your world in a pleasant way. times! PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Enjoy solitude in beautiful surround- This is a great day for fi nancial dis- You will enjoy family gatherings ings if you can swing this today. cussions, especially related to inheri- today, especially at home, which is Seek out some private time and treat tances, estates, taxes, debt, insurance why this is a good day for impromptu yourself to a favorite guilty pleasure. issues and shared property. Whatever get-togethers. It’s also a good day to (Chocolate or French fries?) ,

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