Cartersville-Bartow County Opments Technically Outside of Shaw and Vista Metals Facili- Chamber of Commerce’S Eggs Adairsville, Yet Still Within the Ties

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November 10, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Commissioner Chamber event focuses on approves anticipated growth in Adairsville ambulance service BY JAMES SWIFT permits so far, and last year, we foot Ashley Capital project, [email protected] only issued 40.” a 200,000-square-foot-plus agreement, The residential figures also Panattoni building and plans for The numbers presented at the highlighted a few major devel- future expansions at the local OKs distribution Cartersville-Bartow County opments technically outside of Shaw and Vista Metals facili- Chamber of Commerce’s Eggs Adairsville, yet still within the ties. center rezoning and Issues event at NorthPointe City’s utility service area, such And on a considerably small- Church Thursday morning indi- as the Monticello and Woody er scale, Madison said the City BY JAMES SWIFT cate Adairsville isn’t just grow- Farms subdivisions. expects the new RaceTrac to [email protected] ing — it’s growing rapidly. “We also believe that Woody open by the end of a month. Indeed, Adairsville City Man- Farms is going to do an exten- “We’re up about 40 business Bartow County Commission- ager Pam Madison informed at- sion, an expansion phase in the licenses in industrial and com- er Steve Taylor approved a slate tendees that, over the last year, City limits, so we’re working mercial from last year,” she of agenda items at Wednesday the municipality’s home-build- with them on that,” she said. said. morning’s public meeting, ing permits increased 93%. Business is also booming in The municipal government including the renewal of an RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “You can see that housing is north Bartow. Among other has also been busy with several agreement with Marietta-based Adairsville City Manager Pam Madison speaks at Thurs- really growing, and that’s just in major developments arising in infrastructure projects. MetroAtlanta Ambulance Ser- day morning’s Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of the City limits,” she said. “This Adairsville over the past year vice. Commerce event at NorthPointe Church. year, we have issued 77 building includes a 769,000-square- SEE ADAIRSVILLE, PAGE 7A Bartow County Administra- tor Peter Olson said MetroAt- lanta — which received a fi ve- year contract last year when the County government chose to Christmas privatize its emergency medical services — is currently a tenant shopping IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVED in fi ve County fi res stations. The agreement allows Met- roAtlanta to continue operating comes early out of three of those stations. CMS honors “They’re coming out of Sta- at annual tion No. 1, they bought a build- vets during ing on Center Road, and they’re craft fair in the process of relocating onto 41 in Adairsville, a better spot BY DONNA HARRIS annual musical for them,” Olson said. “But they [email protected] haven’t had so much success program fi nding alternative locations for Christmas shoppers don’t have the other three stations, so we’re to wait until Black Friday to start extending the lease with them tackling their gift list. BY DONNA HARRIS for another year to stay in the Those searching for unique gifts [email protected] stations in Emerson, Euharlee for family members and friends as and Cassville.” well as holiday decor should plan Vietnam veterans remember being Taylor also approved a lease to attend the Friends of the Li- spit on and called names when they re- agreement with Calhoun’s iWis- brary’s ninth annual Indoor Arts turned home from serving their country pr LLC, which would allow the and Crafts Fair Saturday from 10 fi ve decades ago. company to put equipment on a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cartersville But they received the exact opposite the County’s public safety radio Civic Center at 435 W. Main St., treatment Thursday morning as the stu- towers, starting with the one lo- next-door to the Cartersville Pub- dents and faculty at Cartersville Middle cated along Johnson Mountain lic Library. showed these American heroes nothing Road. “The wide variety of vendors but love and appreciation during the Olson said the agreement is makes this an attractive fair, in my school’s annual Veterans Day program. an effort to expand broadband opinion,” committee Chairwoman Following a breakfast in the media internet access in the county’s Valerie Gilreath said. “It is both ‘art’ center, 30 to 40 veterans from four of the more remote areas. and ‘craft.’ While we do have sever- fi ve military branches were honored by “We’re not picking winners, al fi ne-art vendors, there are also the the sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders we’re just trying to encourage food treats, useful and decorative during “A Veterans Day Celebration,” a anybody who wants to serve the items for your home and wearables musical presentation of patriotic tunes rural areas. The big companies — all of which are handmade be- performed by the seventh- and eighth- don’t seem interested because cause that is our requirement.” grade band and the eighth-grade chorus there’s not enough customers And the fact that the fair is in the gym. for Comcast to run the cable,” held indoors also is a “big selling “I think it is especially important in a he said. “Hopefully there will point,” she said. world so fi lled with negativity and divi- be more options. There’s a sec- “Shoppers can stroll and browse siveness to come together and say thank ond company, in fact, that we’re at their leisure, no matter the you to all those who have served to pro- working with looking at the weather outside,” she said. tect our freedom,” said Choral Director same thing.” Over the years, the fair has been a Erin Karstensen, who coordinates the On the subject of internet ser- profi table fundraiser for the library, program with Band Director Michael vices, Taylor also approved an “and the vendors and the customers Elzey every year. “I love that our young amendment to the County code, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS really enjoy it and look forward to it students get to meet these true heroes Retired Air Force Major Shanna Latimer was the guest speaker at the Carters- formally adopting the proce- each year,” Gilreath said. and hear about their lives and learn how ville Middle School Veterans Day Celebration Thursday morning. dures mandated by Senate Bill “The Friends’ board briefl y con- important gratitude is. I hope they see 66, which is also known as the sidered discontinuing the annual the veterans’ faces and realize the im- played “Celebration of Taps” in mem- na Latimer, a retired U.S. Air Force ma- “Streamlining Wireless Facili- craft fair this year, and there was a portance of events like this.” ory of those who sacrifi ced their lives, jor who served 21 years. ties and Antennas Act.” general outcry from the communi- The program, which started more the presentation of colors by the Bartow Latimer, whose son, Jackson, is an The law, signed by Gov. Brian ty, who had come to expect it each than a decade ago, included recognition County Sheriff’s Offi ce Honor Guard, eighth-grader at CMS, talked to the middle Kemp in April, became effective year,” she said. “After the outpour- of veterans and active military person- members of the Bartow County Fire schoolers about importance of teams. Oct. 1. ing of support in favor of keeping nel with the anthems of all fi ve branch- Department and the Cartersville High this long-running event alive, we es, a moment of silence before the band School JROTC and guest speaker Shan- SEE VETERANS, PAGE 2A SEE COMMISSIONER, PAGE 6A decided to continue holding it. It’s a lot of fun for vendors and customers alike, and a lot of people do their Christmas shopping at the craft fair.” Cartersville approves extension of historic district moratorium This year’s event will feature 67 vendors — 57 inside and 10 outside — offering a wide variety of items: BY JAMES SWIFT Councilman Gary Fox said he took issue with Christmas ornaments; holiday [email protected] how the moratorium was described in a depart- wreaths; fl oral baskets; cross-stitch ment summary report. crafts; felted woven items; fi ne-art Thursday evening’s Cartersville City Council “It doesn’t stop new applications, renovations photography; oil, acrylic and wa- meeting had a lengthy agenda, with items run- or improvements,” he said. “It’s just more spe- tercolor paintings; handmade soap ning the gamut from temporary road closures cifi c.” and bath bombs; home decor and to settlement agreements for bicycle accidents. Cartersville City Attorney Keith Lovell then accessories; beeswax candles; hon- At the top of the list, perhaps, was the coun- weighed in on the resolution. ey; knitted scarves, socks, hats and cil voting unanimously to extend a moratorium “It’s exactly the same as the previous one,” he other items; dog biscuits; crocheted on “all new applications for renovations or im- said. “It basically doesn’t allow any new dem- blankets, hats and scarves; soy can- provements of any properties” within the Cher- olition or subdivision of property, but it does dles; beaded jewelry; sterling jew- okee-Cassville Historic District and West End allow other types of improvements and reviews elry; doll clothes; fudge, cookies, Historic District until March 6, 2020. by the Historic Preservation Commission in cakes and bread; modern calligra- In August, the council voted unanimously those areas.” phy home decor; wood crafts; dec- to enact the moratorium, which was initially The resolution does contain several exemp- orative glass and mosaics; wood scheduled to end on Dec. 13. tions. Projects with active land disturbance per- signs; lotions; sock monkeys; hand- The measure effectively prohibits residents mits issued by the City prior to the moratorium sewn bookbags and purses; jams from seeking the issuance of drive cuts, demo- being adopted aren’t included, nor are projects and jellies, and “the list goes on lition permits, applications for building and fi re that were granted variances or zoning amend- and on,” Gilreath said. code variances, applications for rezoning and ments before the moratorium’s adoption date. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS applications and/or approvals for preliminary Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini presides over Thursday’s city SEE LIBRARY, PAGE 6A or fi nal plats. SEE CARTERSVILLE, PAGE 6A council meeting.

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“When you come home from in fun.” ContactUs Vietnam, they were spitting at Cope Rowell, 39, who has Veterans you,” Lochridge said. “It took been in the Army for more than The Daily Tribune News you, what, 40 years to ever get 16 years, was attending the pro- From Page 1A Address: anybody to say thank you to us.” gram for the fi rst time, as his 251 S. Tennessee St. “In my 21 years of service, Fortunately, times have son, Ramsey, just started sixth Cartersville, GA 30120 I’ve learned teams are awe- changed, and Vietnam vets are grade at CMS this year. some,” she said. “I’ve learned getting the respect and benefi ts “I thought it was great,” the Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. that I can do anything by my- they deserve. Cartersville resident said. “I Cartersville, GA 30120 self, but with a team, I can do “Most of the time when I thought it was really good. I everything.” wear this [3rd Infantry] cap, thought the band was great.” Phone: 770-382-4545 The Arkansas native, who en- people say, ‘Thank you for your One honoree who was miss- After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 listed in the Air Force in 1989 service,’ and that’s wonderful,” ing this year was Leonard Guer- Fax: 770-382-2711 and was commissioned in 2000, Lochridge said. ra, a 96-year-old World War II Alan Davis, shared three important lessons “I have VA health benefi ts, veteran who died in September. Publisher she learned from her time in the and when I fi rst got those, it was Guerra, who served in the military. so-so, and now, if I have to go to U.S. Navy from 1941 to 1945, Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor In her fi rst story, Latimer de- the doctor, they roll out the red attended his fi rst and only CMS scribed how she went into the carpet for me,” McMicken said. Veterans Day program last year Jennifer Moates, Air Force hoping to become a “They really take care of me.” and was probably the most pop- Advertising Director pharmacist or a pharmacy tech- The two heroes enjoyed fuel- ular veteran there. nician, but the job openings on ing the rivalry between the dif- Karstensen said she was Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified the two-page list were “nowhere ferent branches, with Lochridge “very proud to take part in” Advertising Director close to a hospital or a clinic.” jokingly calling the Air Force Thursday’s program. “I re-looked at the list, and I “Boy Scouts,” and McMicken “Our seventh- and eighth- Lee McCrory, decided I’m going to make the replying, “just until [the Army] grade band and eighth-grade Circulation/Distribution Manager most out of whatever I’m given, needed air support out there, Canes Chorus members have Byron Pezzarossi, whatever I can choose, and I’m then who’d they call?” been working on this music Press Room Director going to be part of a team that I “I cut up a lot, but you know, for weeks, and I thought they can succeed in,” she said. during World War II, there was sounded great,” she said. “We Email: She turned in a list of her RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS more Air Force men killed than have discussed with the per- choices, and “in the end, I got Cartersville Middle School eighth grader Molli Lochridge sits there were infantrymen killed formers about how lucky they PUBLISHER nothing,” she said. between her grandfathers, Walter Lochridge, left, and Eddie because of the planes being are to get to use their talents to [email protected] McMicken, at the CMS Veterans Day Celebration Thursday “None of those jobs that were morning in the school’s gym. Mr. Lochridge served in the Army, shot down and all that and as give a gift to our veterans and on that list was what I got, and many people as there were on a say thank you through music.” MANAGING EDITOR while Mr. McMicken served in the Air Force. [email protected] my fi rst experience with team- plane,” Lochridge said. “World She also said she was “espe- work in the military was being and discussed the lessons she One eighth-grader, Molli War II was something else. cially glad to have the JROTC NEWSROOM prepared for anything,” she said. had learned in her time in the Lochridge, knows how special It was awful everywhere. We from the high school join us.” [email protected] But Latimer said her success military.” veterans are, and she loves the teased the Navy and all that, but “Most of those students came FEATURES EDITOR came after she “learned how to “She was very relatable and fact that her school conducts a son, being out in the middle of through these walls in middle [email protected] ride an ambulance, give IVs and sincere, and our students need program every year to honor the ocean in a gunfi ght, uh-uh. school, and it was very special give fl u vaccinations.” that,” she said. “It is amazing to them. I wouldn’t want no part of that. to see them come back to be a PHOTOGRAPHER “So clearly I did get into a think how much responsibility “It’s a good way to show ap- We have our rivalries, but it’s all part of this assembly,” she said. [email protected] clinic,” she said. “That was our soldiers take on at just 18 preciation for the people that STAFF REPORTERS my job. But I was prepared for years old, and I hope our stu- served,” she said. [email protected] the ups and downs, and that dents realize that is just a few The 13-year-old has been [email protected] was something that teamwork years away.” fortunate enough to have both helped me get through, working Afterwards, Latimer said she of her grandfathers, Walter SPORTS REPORTER in the clinic.” agreed to speak at the assembly Lochridge of Cartersville and [email protected] The second lesson was about because she wanted the students Eddie McMicken of Cedar ADVERTISING DIRECTOR growing up since she was only to understand the importance of Bluff, Alabama, attend all three [email protected] 18 when she enlisted. the nation’s veterans. programs that CMS has had “When I got into the service, “They don’t realize what since she’s been there. OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- I had some growing up to do,” their grandparents have lived “I love it,” Molli said of hav- FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] she said. “I was only 18, and through, and I was hoping to ing both grandpas there. here I am, giving IVs to grown share some stories with them “Anything for my baby,” Mc- LEGAL ADVERTISING people.” that can connect them with the Micken, 71, said about driving [email protected] Being able to call home and people in their families that from Alabama for the event. tell her mom that she’d done they just take for granted on “I think [the program’s] Letter Guidelines: things like performing CPR their time in the service,” she great,” Lochridge, 73, said. Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are on a “real person,” saving a said. “It’s something,” McMicken welcomed. Letters must bear man from a diabetic emergen- Karstensen thinks most stu- said. “It’s a lot different than it a complete signature, street cy, leading a fi ve-person team dents grasped the signifi cance used to be.” address and phone number through the woods “with noth- of Veterans Day and the sacri- Both men served during the (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- ing but a compass and a map” fi ces that service members and Vietnam War – Lochridge in ters of 500 words or less will and missing a perfect score on their families have made for the U.S. Army’s 3rd Infantry be accepted. Libelous char- the training range by six shots their country. Division and McMicken in the gers and abusive language was what made Latimer realize “I certainly cannot speak for Air Force – and recalled a time will not be considered. Infor- she was maturing. all of them, but when you can when veterans weren’t treated mation given must be factual. All letters will be printed as “This is a little girl from get 1,100-plus middle school as well as they are now. submitted. No corrections will Arkansas,” she said. “These students to sit quietly and listen, “When I stepped off the air- be made to grammar, spell- things don’t happen so growing something special is happen- plane in California coming ing or style. Writers may have up is what I had to do. I had to ing,” she said. “I always hope home from Vietnam, all I heard letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- evolve into all of these different that seeing the veterans sitting was boos and a lot of bad lan- plaints and thank-you letters teams.” there, and especially when they guage sent toward me,” Mc- cannot be used. All are sub- The third lesson Latimer stand up for their branch’s song, Micken said. “A lot different ject to editing. Send letters to learned from being part of a gets through to our students.” today.” 251 S. 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BY MARIE NESMITH Cortney; and son, Connor [email protected] Education: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology Currently serving as Bartow — Southern Tech County Water Department’s in- coming director, Lamont Kiser has The Daily Tribune News found Bartow County government (DTN): When and why did you and water resources to be a perfect join Bartow County government’s professional fi t. team, and how has your role “Prior to joining the Bartow evolved over the years? County team, my fi rst job out of Lamont Kiser (LK): I joined college I worked as a project en- Bartow County as the county engi- gineer for a small consulting fi rm, neer in July 2004. I already lived where I designed a wide variety in Bartow County at the time, so it of water and sewer infrastructure gave me a chance to live and work projects for several metro Atlanta in the same community, which and northwest Georgia county and had always been a goal of both my city water systems,” Kiser said. “I wife and I. Shortly after joining the later joined the staff of a neighbor- county, Commissioner [Clarence] ing county’s water system as a proj- Brown created and asked me to lead ect manager for capital improve- the Engineering Department with a ment projects. So water resources staff of four. Before Commissioner has been my entire professional Brown’s retirement, he added the career.” Keep Bartow Beautiful program to While the Cartersville resident is the department. A few years later a professional engineer by trade, he after the retirement of the Zoning also is a pastor and gospel singer. Administrator Ray Sullivan, the Along with being a member of the department was recombined with Southern gospel trio, One Purpose Planning and Zoning and became Ministry, he also shepherds West what is today the Community De- Rome Church of God in Floyd velopment Department. Later, with RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS County. the retirement of Building Offi cial Lamont Kiser is the director at the Bartow County Water Department. “During the singing ministry, Tony Tidwell, Building inspections I guess I got comfortable doing was added to my responsibilities as I’m very grateful to be a mentee Our operations staff maintains the where my wife and I bought our for future generations. Looking the emceeing while we were on Community Development direc- and working alongside him daily above ground infrastructure confi rst home in Bartow County and back over the past 50 years, one stage,” he said. “Something has to tor. Since that time, several other for the past 10 months. sisting of 50 water and sewer pump where many extended family mem- can see an indelible legacy from be said while you are on stage for county functions, like Business Li- stations and 15 water tanks, two bers have lived over the years. So it the foresight a group of farmers an hour trying to sing. Talking led cense/Malt Beverage License and DTN: Provide an overview of small wastewater treatment facili- holds a special place in our hearts. had for not only the Euharlee area to testimony, which led to sharing the Cartersville-Bartow MPO, all BCWD’s operations, as far as ser- ties and a drinking water treatment I remember having my children’s but Bartow County as a whole. the Gospel, which led to ‘Honey, came under the Community De- vice area, number of customers, facility at Boliver Springs. birthday parties and family get-to- The economic vitality and Bartow I think I’m called to preach.’ My velopment umbrella. miles of pipe, etc. gethers in the Commissary and County way of life has been posi- wife has always been supportive of LK: Bartow County Water pro- DTN: What did you enjoy most seeing some of the same photos tively impacted by the initiative of whatever direction God has taken DTN: How will your role change vides water and sewer service to about attending Bartow County and memorabilia displayed at this that small group for thousands of us, including answering the call to at the end of the year, and has it the unincorporated areas of the Water Department’s 50th celebra- year’s 50th celebration. As far as people. I’m grateful for that histo- preaching ministry. been benefi cial for you to work county, and certain areas within tion ceremony in Euharlee in Sep- memorable moments go for me — ry. Many thanks to the city of Eu- “An invitation led to an invi- alongside Bartow County Water the incorporated limits. We cur- tember? What were some moments fi rst of all I love history, especially harlee mayor, council and staff, as tation to sing and preach. Next Department Superintendent Gene rently provide over 22,000 custom- that stood out to you about the gath- when it comes to local history. So well as the chamber for coordinat- thing I realize, I was ordained as a Camp, who is retiring, this year? er service connections. Our fi eld ering and/or the Euharlee History the storyline of Bartow County ing and putting together a fantastic minister in 2002. I traveled as an LK: The biggest change will be services team maintains every- Museum’s exhibit titled “Thinking Water as it was presented in pic- event. Our entire staff was present evangelist until early 2017, when I the daily conversations we have thing below ground consisting of of the Future: The Creation of the tures, newspaper articles, personal that day. I’m grateful to work with discussed with her my heart feel- and joint decisions I get to make a water pipe network of over 900 Bartow County Water System”? stories and various other ways was a fantastic group of folks. ing the call to pastoral ministry. I with Gene Camp. He has been a miles and over 200 miles of waste- LK: I enjoyed meeting the folks great to experience. I appreciate all would have never imagined in my great supporter and champion to water trunk lines and force mains. of the community. Euharlee is that information being preserved SEE BIO, PAGE 6A wildest dreams that would happen. make the transition into this new I have had the privilege of shep- role a pleasant one. Working with herding a church family in Rome Gene for the past 15 years on var- since March 2017.” ious county initiatives has been great. Gene is easy going and al- Name: Lamont Kiser ways looks out for the best interest Age: 47 of the citizens of Bartow County. Occupation (title): Profession- I couldn’t ask for a better mentor al engineer — director, Bartow during this process. Gene Camp is County Water recognized by his peers, not only in City of residence: Cartersville Georgia, but around the country as Family: Wife, Kisha; daughter, a giant among water professionals.

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lice said a fi eld test had come back positive lieve my poor brother got locked up.” Department sent a memorandum instruct- leased on his own recognizance and is due The CBD craze might be leaving the for marijuana. Oren and Ronen Levy are not alone. ing states not to block the transportation of back in court on Nov. 19. war on drugs a bit dazed and confused. Shop owner Oren Levy said that’s like- Since the U.S. government removed in- hemp that contains 0.3% or less THC. The police department drew attention to The extract that’s been showing up in ly because hemp often tests positive for a dustrial hemp last year from the list of ille- The Nov. 2 Brooklyn bust that landed the bust by posting pictures on its offi cial everything from candy to coffee is legally permissible, trace amount of THC, or tet- gal drugs, a number of similar cases have Ronen Levy in handcuffs stemmed from Facebook and Twitter accounts showing derived from hemp plants, which look and rahydrocannabinol, which is the chemical cropped up across the country. a tip from a FedEx worker who suspected the offi cers in a room full of the seized smell an awful lot like that other canna- in cannabis that causes people to get high. In July, a man who said he was deliver- the load of plants on their way from Fox plants. Oren Levy and the farm fought bis — marijuana. They’re so similar, po- Field tests used by law enforcement offi - ing 300 pounds of hemp to a Minnesota Holler Farms in Fair Haven, Vermont to back with posts of their own. lice offi cers and the fi eld tests they use on cers can detect THC but aren’t sophisticat- CBD-oil processing company was arrest- Levy’s shop were marijuana, New York Fox Holler Farms said in a statement suspected drugs sometimes can’t tell the ed enough to specify whether a shipment ed in South Dakota after authorities there City police said. posted on its Facebook page that the ship- difference. is legal hemp or low-grade illegal pot, and said it tested positive for THC. The sub- “We got information about a large ment bound for Levy’s shop was fully Case in point, New York City police drug-sniffi ng dogs will alert on both. stance “looked and smelled like raw mari- package of drugs. We got it in here. We compliant with Vermont, New York and boasted on social media this week about “He was a hungry cop. He thought he juana,” a state trooper said. fi eld tested it as marijuana, called the in- federal laws. The farm’s lawyer, Timothy what seemed like a signifi cant drug bust: had the bust of the day,” said Levy, whose In January, Idaho authorities arrest- dividual in. He was placed under arrest,” Fair, said that before the hemp shipment 106 pounds of funky, green plants that of- Green Angel CBD NYC sells oils, teas ed a truck driver and seized nearly 7,000 said NYPD Chief of Department Terence left Vermont, it was tested at FedEx’s refi cers thought sure seemed like marijuana. and other products containing the extract. pounds of what they believed to be mari- Monahan. “It is currently at the lab at this quest by a local police department. The But the Vermont farm that grew the plants He said he fears the seizure could force juana, even though the company shipping point to make a fi nal determination, was level of THC was less than half the allow- and the Brooklyn CBD shop that ordered him out of business. the material said accompanying paper- it hemp?” Monahan said. “The individual able threshold, he said. them insisted they’re actually industrial CBD, or cannabidiol, is also found in work made clear it was industrial hemp. had no bill of lading justifying its deliv- A FedEx spokeswoman said even if the hemp, and perfectly legal. And, they said, marijuana but does not have an intoxi- At least two other truckers and two secu- ery.” plants were hemp, they should not have they have paperwork to prove it. cating effect. Some people say it provides rity guards involved in transporting what Ronen Levy, who runs his own CBD been shipped using its service. The com- Nevertheless, when the shop’s own- them with pain and anxiety relief. they said was industrial hemp have been business catering to pets, pleaded not pany’s service guide lists hemp plants, er brother went to the police station to “I can’t believe I’m going through this arrested and charged with felony drug guilty to multiple counts of felony crim- leaves, oil and CBD derived from hemp straighten things out, he was arrested. Po- for a legal business,” Levy said. “I can’t be- traffi cking. In May, the U.S. Agriculture inal possession of marijuana. He was re- among its prohibited items.

Police abandon posts outside Bolivia’s presidential palace after disputed election

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Police guards outside Bolivia’s presidential palace abandoned their posts Saturday, increasing pressure on President Evo Morales as he seeks to curb nationwide unrest after a disputed election. Offi cers also climbed onto the roof of a nearby police station holding Bolivian fl ags and signs proclaiming “The Police with the People.” Police retreated to their barracks in at least three cities, and there were reports that some in two cities were openly declaring mutinies. The president, who was not at the palace at the time and appeared later at a military airfi eld outside La Paz, urged police to “preserve the security” of Bolivia and obey Think you can beat the clock? the rules. Do you trust your GPS or do you always assume you can get there just a little bit faster? Arriving to Growing dissension in police a birthday party a few minutes late isn’t usually a big deal, but overestimating your control can ranks posed a new threat to Mo- potentially lead to serious problems for you and your finances. rales, who claimed victory after Many of us are guilty of overconfidence at one point or another. Say you check directions and see that it will take 17 minutes to get to your destination and think,”Okay, great. I can make it in 15.” the Oct. 20 vote but has since faced Sound familiar? protests in which three people have JUAN KARITA/AP We all have subconscious biases, but that doesn’t mean they need to get in the way of your been killed and hundreds injured. Anti-government protesters against the re-election of President Evo Morales gather just meters away from the presidential palace in La Paz, Bolivia, Saturday. Policemen guarding the exteriors financial success. As a financial advisor, I can help you set up guardrails against your own biases Opponents contend the results and give you the tools and education you need to manage your hard-earned wealth with of the presidential palace in La Paz retreated to their barracks on Saturday, while offi cers in were manipulated. confidence. other Bolivian cities have declared mutinies and joined protests against Morales, who has faced In addition to providing personalized financial guidance, I also serve as a knowledgeable resource Morales faces “the most compli- two weeks of unrest over disputed election results. cated moment” in his 14 years in and accountability partner for my clients, helping them to stay on track for their long-term goals. power and the situation could dete- ta initially played down the police problem and it should be resolved tial palace was an ominous devel- How can I help you reach yours? riorate, said Jorge Dulón, a political protests, saying a “police mutiny within that realm.” opment for Morales. analyst at the Catholic University occurred in a few regions.” A list of demands from dissi- At a news conference at the Bart Moore, MBA, CLU, ChFC, AWMA of Bolivia in La Paz. Gen. Williams Kaliman, the mil- dent police offi cers included better military base, Morales appealed Vice President, Investments 100 West Cherokee Ave Suite 100 Police units in some cities start- itary chief, said Saturday that the working conditions, the resignation to Bolivia’s political factions to Cartersville, GA 30120 ed protesting Friday, marching in military had no plans to intervene. of their commander and guarantees hold talks. He said the four parties T 770.382.2124 // C 404.932.4049 the streets in uniform as anti-gov- “We’ll never confront the peo- that they won’t be used as a political that received the most votes in the [email protected] ernment protesters cheered them ple among whom we live. We “instrument of any government.” nine-candidate election should sit raymondjames.com/BartMoore from the sidewalks. guarantee peaceful co-existence,” The spectacle of police leaving down with “an open agenda to pac- Defense Minister Javier Zabale- Kaliman said. “This is a political their positions outside the presiden- ify Bolivia.” THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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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 Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 10, 2019 5A

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Then they get their chauffeur 10-pound rock shaped like Gerald highest possible score — this BY JAMES SWIFT to be doing, I can’t recommend buncha’ awards at all them Eu- fi red for leaving underwear in the Ford’s silhouette and start conk- thing is a solid FOUR PIECES [email protected] our movie of the week, “Para- ropean fi lm festivals, and while backseat of their Mercedes-Benz ing people over the noggin with OF POPCORN OUT OF FOUR site,” enough to anybody reading that’s normally a warning sign to so their dad can take over the it?” — you know, for the upward affair, and without question one of So I saw something in the dairy this. It’s this great South Korean run to the hills, those pretentious gig, and then they convince the mobility and all. the best movies you’ll see, in any aisle of my local grocer lately that drama-comedy that won a whole dweebs giving out the Palme wealthy couple that their maid has Folks, I ain’t even gonna’ think language, in 2019. made me do a double take. Ap- parently, they’ve got this thing out called “edible cookie dough,” which is a surprise to me, ‘cause I’ve been eating cookie dough for at least 30 years now without any noticeable side effects. So then I started doing some online research, and the fi rst thing that came up was this warning from the CDC telling consumers not to eat raw cookie dough, ‘cause apparently it’s got raw fl our and uncooked egg juice in it that could kill you deader than the Falcons’ playoff chances. Basically, those people down there in Atlanta are just now getting around to letting us know that eating clumps and clumps of Toll- house batter might give us E.coli or salmonella poisoning. Which, again, is kinda’ shocking to me, because I’ve been eating unprotected cookie dough since I was a kindergartner and never expe- rienced any of the horrifi c symp- toms the CDC keeps yammering on and on about. And it’s not like we were buying the high-end Pillsbury stuff when I was a kid to begin with. We used to buy that super clumpy Bi-Lo cookie dough, the kind that was so hyper-processed that we literally had to roll the stuff in confec- tioners sugar just to get any taste out of it whatsoever. So I can only imagine what kind of stuff they let sneak through quality control on that particular product — really, listeria is one of my lesser concerns, now that I think back on it. So when I was reading all of these CDC warnings, my fi rst thought was, “Oh, here we go again, with the nanny state trying to dictate every little sliver of our lives again, tryin’ to tell me I ain’t got the right to put chunks of cookie dough in my off-brand Raisin Bran while watching car- toons at 3 o’clock in the afternoon on Saturday.” Which, for the record, is something I don’t person- ally do — that much. But then, I started thinking about my own health record. As a conservative estimate, I’m guessing I’ve had to have eaten at least a ton of uncooked cookie dough in my lifetime so far, which means I’ve had at least a couple of thousand pounds of the goop passing through my bloodstream. Yet despite that insanely high volume of cookie dough buying a time- share in my digestive tract for the last three decades, I can’t recall a SINGLE time I’ve gotten sick from uncooked dough. Which, logically, means I’m either a.) the single luckiest person in history, mathematically-speaking, or b.) completely immune to any and all cookie dough-borne pathogens. Or maybe it’s c.) — that all of this anti-raw cookie dough propa- ganda is nothing more than a buncha’ hyped up hullaballoo meant to scare people out of enjoying their God-given rights as Ameri- can consumers. You know, maybe the real problem here, on the microbio- logical-level, ain’t that consent- ing adults sometimes eat a tube of cookie dough every week as a recreational activity (which, again, I must state is not something I engage in … all the time.) Instead, maybe it’s the fact that people nowadays live in such bac- teria-free environments that even the namby-pamby bacillus wrig- gling around in the Betty Crocker mix can become life-threatening. In fact, we’re hopped up on so many antibiotics and antihista- mines and anti-depressants that we’re losing herd immunity and the microbes are starting to out- smart our super drugs and become resistant to everything we throw at them. Which, to this lifelong, un- repentant, uncooked cookie dough-eater, sounds WAY more dangerous than popping a couple of unbaked Otis Spunkmeyers down your esophagus from time- to-time, don’t it? Speaking of things you ought 6A Sunday, November 10, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News

LK: There are really too many career for us. It was something we hood, I began to fear that I hadn’t chasing a people for his glory. The fessional or personal achievement? to recount within the constraints of enjoyed doing. We sang everywhere really been saved — or, at least, very idea that a testimony of blood- LK: My greatest personal Bio this article. I’d have to say working from Ohio to Florida, but mostly that my story of being saved wasn’t bought salvation could be uninterest- achievement has granted me my daily with the so many folks from stayed around Cartersville, north- quite legitimate. My before-and-af- ing or unspectacular is offensive and greatest professional achievement. From Page 3A staff to elected offi cials for 15 years west Georgia and east Alabama. The ter-conversion snapshots —assum- slanderous to the work Jesus came I was the fi rst member of my fam- DTN: Looking ahead, what are has been rewarding. Bartow Coun- next thing we realized, we’d been doing I could even pinpoint a particular to do and did complete on the cross. ily for multiple generations to get some of your goals for the Bartow ty is unique in so many ways. We ing it for 20 years and had gotten our moment — didn’t look that different. For myself, I cannot point to a specif- the opportunity to go to college. County Water Department? have enjoyed stability at the execu- son to start singing with us. We were With no outward markers of coming ic day of spiritual awakening. I can Graduating with a four-year degree LK: I would love to continue the tive leadership level for many years. privileged to record two projects on to Christ, I questioned whether I had point only to my Lord, who says in was not only exciting for me, but success the department has experi- I have worked here since 2004 and CD during that time. On the sec- done that at all. Perhaps I was fl oating John 6:37, “All that the Father giveth my wife, parents and grandmother. enced with the growth of the coun- only for two commissioners. Not ond one, we recorded some original on my parent’s convictions, happily me shall come to me, and him that My parents always pushed us as ty. We will see new wastewater many counties around this state or songs my wife and I wrote. We en- living in a Christian environment cometh to me I will in no wise cast kids to “do better.” treatment facilities and expansion this country have that luxury. We joyed visiting and revisiting some of without actually being a Christian. out.” My Jesus, I come, every day in of our system. With 50 years of are blessed with so many resources. the same churches over those years Those who have had godly parents, need of grace and forgiveness, and I DTN: How would you describe aging infrastructure in the ground, When I recall the way government and the acquaintances and lifelong or have sat under the warm sunshine fi nd myself not cast out. yourself in three words? we hope to complete some condi- and faith communities pulled to- friends we made. of religion, often do not know how LK: Motivated, generous, dedi- tion assessments in the near future gether in the aftermath of the 2011 or when they were called. I believe DTN: What is your favorite Bi- cated and lay the groundwork for fi ve and and 2013 tornado devastations that DTN: Share your testimony. the Lord did discreetly and gradu- ble verse, and why? 10 year capital projects to replace will always be memorable for me. LK: I have no memory of “be- ally instill grace into my heart, like LK: I think it depends on the sea- DTN: What is something people the most needed components of coming a Christian.” I didn’t pray a the dew falling unnoticed in drops. I son I fi nd myself in. I have leaned would be surprised to know about our system. We have begun mak- DTN: Provide some background prayer or walk an aisle or fi ll out a de- know I’m blessed. I still fi nd tears in on so many over the years. Cur- you? ing some technology upgrades this on One Purpose Ministry — cision card or have a bombshell mo- my eyes when, as a grown man, still rently, my favorite verses are Titus LK: That I’m an engineer who is year and will continue those with when/why/how was it formed — ment of revelation. In fact, I don’t re- sometimes doubting that my testi- 2:11-12 “For the grace of God that an extrovert — with a sense of hu- our metering system. We are also and what do you enjoy most about member a time when I didn’t love the mony is valid. So much so that one bringeth salvation hath appeared to mor — or that I’m a bi-vocational planning some improvements for being a part of this group? Lord Jesus. My Christian testimony day I pulled to the side of the road all men, Teaching us that, denying minister. our customers and those we do LK: My wife and I sang togeth- — the story of how I came to faith and after pouring much of what I’m ungodliness and worldly lusts, we business with on the development er for fun when I would visit her on — is downright boring. Everything sharing with you at this moment out should live soberly, righteously and DTN: What is the best advice side to our web page to make it the weekends while we were dating important to know in life, I embraced of my heart to God, I simply asked godly, in this present world;” I tru- you have ever received? more intuitive and user friendly. and at her home church in Rockmart. early on. God my Creator, Jesus my God to save me and forgive me, just ly believe the grace God gives us LK: My sixth-grade teacher at Our biggest short-term and long- After we were married, we added a Savior, the Spirit my Helper, the Bi- in case. I still can’t tell you the day, every day should be teaching us to City Park Elementary — Dalton term goal is being committed to third part to our ministry. One Pur- ble my rule of life. To someone who but I can vividly remember the peace live better, be better, do better and — used to tell me daily, “Lamont, improved communication within pose really began as a request to sing did not come from a Christian home that comes from knowing without a not used as a license to do as we three-fourths of being intelligent is our own organization and with our during a funeral service of one of her or grow up in the church, this proba- doubt. I can sing the words of John wish. We need more Christian men having sense enough to listen and customers. I’m very excited for our co-worker’s mothers. From there, we bly sounds lovely, but it took me most Newton: “Amazing grace, how to stand up and be men — to lead follow directions.” future. would sing at revivals at our home of my life to appreciate just how sweet the sound; That saved a wretch their homes and lead their families. church. Once the visiting ministers extraordinary was the grace I had like me. I once was lost, but now am I hope to be an example to young DTN: What do you like to do in DTN: What have been some/ heard us sing, we’d get invited to received in ordinary circumstances. found; Was blind, but now I see.” I men, like so many great men God your spare time? or one of your most memorable or homecomings, revivals, senior events Shortly after I was 7, I was baptized have come to this conclusion: there has placed in my life. LK: I am an avid hunter. I love rewarding moments while working or really any service we got asked to and had taken communion for the is no dull salvation. The Son of God being outdoors camping or just go- for Bartow County government? come to. It was never going to be a fi rst time. As I reached early adult- took on fl esh to suffer and die, pur- DTN: What is your greatest pro- ing for a walk.

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From Page 1A From Page 1A “It was really a bill pushed by the industry “It will be an interesting variety with to give them access to rights of way for this 5G something for everyone,” she said, noting she technology,” Olson said. “We certainly would had to start a wait list after telling at least 10 welcome 5G, but I think we’re unlikely to see vendors that rental spaces were sold out for 5G technology, except maybe right in down- this year. town Cartersville where there’s some density. Gilreath also said it’s been a “real pleasure Or maybe on the interstate.” for me to get to know many of the vendors” Taylor likewise approved a memorandum of through the registration process. understanding for infrastructure development “It is inspiring how much they care about along Great Valley Parkway. their regular customers and the pride they Olson said the agreement will help pave the take in their particular craft,” she said. way — literally — for the road connecting Hungry shoppers will be able to get their Cass-White Road to Cass-Pine Log Road. fill on barbecue from Burly Boys BBQ, “The [Joint Development Authority, or JDA] which has “joined us for several years and has been waiting for a project to land, so they will be in their usual space inside,” as well as can get the funding to complete the road,” he three vendors selling baked goods and sweet said. “The project’s landing on the private treats, Gilreath said. property that GALCO owns in-between JDA The fair, which has free admission and property, so they’re willing to build the road free parking, is one of the Friends’ largest to at least another 1,600 feet to their entrances fundraisers, second only to the semiannual and then we will share in the costs,” he said. Toast to Literacy, according to Gilreath. “So they’re going to put some in, we’re going Roughly 800 shoppers visited last year’s to put some in and that’ll get the next phase of fair, which raised “just over” $2,700 for li- the road built.” brary programs such as Book Buddies, the Taylor likewise approved an application for Scaredy Cat Cafe and the different crafting Georgia’s Recreational Trails Program grant and cooking programs, she said. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE money. Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor at Wednesday morning’s public meeting. “Craft fair funds and all funds raised by “This particular one will be a partnership the Friends enable the library to have more with the City of Cartersville to build a new dards for mini-warehouses and storage facili- “These are not your million-square-foot lo- flexibility and range in what they are able to canoe/kayak boat launch at the Douthit Fer- ties in the County’s industrial-zoned areas was gistics buildings with heavy truck traffic,” said offer the public,” she said. ry river crossing,” said Bartow County Grant also approved. applicant representative Karl Lutjens. “It will With the fair continuing to grow every Writing Department Director Valerie Gilreath. The Bartow County Planning Commission have truck traffic, but these are more catered year, Gilreath said she hopes to have 1,000 “It will be located in what is part of Sam Smith unanimously approved recommendation of the to your smaller-oriented users … each building shoppers this year and to raise at least $3,000 Park.” ordinance amendment at a public meeting ear- will have an office space with an office front- for the library. She said the maximum grant amount is lier that week. age that will be fronted to 293.” “I have only been involved for a couple of $200,000 and would cover about 80% of the “We are requesting that we place some of The tunnel near Chemical Products Corp. years, and I’ve seen it grow both in terms project budget. the zoning requirements that we have in the would prevent trucks from using Tennessee of vendors and customers,” she said. “I un- “This is going to be built by the County, but commercial districts also in the industrial dis- Street to access the proposed development. derstand from previous committee members after the building of the site, it will be main- tricts,” Bartow County Zoning Administrator “We are looking at a logistics pattern that the that it was difficult to fill up the vendor spac- tained and run by the City of Cartersville Parks Brandon Johnson said. “We are requesting a trucks will actually exit the site, go to Old Riv- es in the first couple of years, whereas now and Recreation Department,” Taylor added. front facade finished with brick, stone or stuc- er Road and then jump right onto 41,” Lutjens we sell out and have a wait list.” Taylor likewise approved a resolution to co on any metal buildings that are used for said. “From that point, you can either travel The fair has evolved from local-only ven- accept a $750,000 Community Development mini-warehouses or storage.” north to Main Street to get on 75 or south to dors to a combination of local and regional Block Grant award from the Georgia Depart- Taylor concluded the meeting by approving the Red Top Mountain exit.” vendors, and “the same can be said for cus- ment of Community Affairs. The funds will a request from IDI Logistics to rezone about Lutjens said that the Georgia Department of tomers,” the chairwoman said. be used to facilitate the purchase of the Good 47 acres off Highway 293 from M-1 mining to Transportation will require left-turning lanes “Customer attendance has increased year Shepherd Foundation facility off Gilreath I-1 industrial. The request received unanimous and deceleration lanes to handle the increase after year as well,” she said. “I think word- Road in Cartersville, as well as upgrade the approval from the Bartow County Planning in traffic at the location. of-mouth spreads among both groups. Many building to expand independent living services Commission two days prior. “It looks like it’s a good project to me,” Tay- customers look for the same vendors each for developmentally-disabled individuals in the IDI Logistics has announced plans to build lor said. “It’s in a good area to get trucks back year. Then it just builds upon itself — the community. three spec-buildings near Old River Road, to- safely on the interstate, and that’s what we look better the variety of vendors, the more sat- An ordinance amendment creating new stan- taling about 600,000 square feet. for in these types of projects.” isfied the customers are; the better the customer attendance, the more attractive it is to vendors.” Once shoppers have wrapped up their gift Preservation Limited Partnership, cil.” removed, we will not know the buying, they might want to head next-door with the Athens Housing Author- An item authorizing the tempo- extent of necessary repairs to the to the library and visit the reference desk for Cartersville ity agreeing in principle to issue rary closure of a portion of Ford roof deck,” a department summary the Handmade for the Holidays Preview Day. revenue bonds and lend proceeds Street also received unanimous recommendation reads. “There- Guests can pick up a take-home craft kit From Page 1A to finance the purchase and reha- council approval. Brock said the fore, I am requesting an amount available while supplies last as well as infor- The same holds true for projects bilitation of the property. measure will “allow for the reha- not to exceed $300,000 for this mation about the Handmade for the Holidays issued building permits prior to “[The] City finds that there are bilitation of the area and the prop- roof replacement.” series of programs coming in December. the moratorium adoption, as well dwelling units at the Cartersville erties by the property owner.” While the City does have a But patrons don’t have to wait until next as properties that have received project that require rehabilitation According to City of Carters- $102,500 grant for repairs pro- month to take part in a program at the library. preliminary plats prior to the to provide safe and sanitary ac- ville documents, Tilley Hold- grammed into this year’s fiscal All ages are invited — but children 12 and adoption date. commodations [and] that the best ings, LLC and Tilley Properties, budget, the remaining $78,000 younger must be accompanied by an adult Any and all projects for Bartow means to provide the funding to Inc. have requested the section of anticipated for repairs is not bud- — to Creation Station Thursday from 5 to County, the City of Cartersville complete the rehabilitation work is the street north of Martin Luther geted for FY 2020. Brock said that 6 p.m. to make vanilla chai sugar scrubs for and the State of Georgia are also by authorizing the Athens Housing King, Jr. Drive be gated off for ap- funds will be procured from the fall. exempt from the moratorium re- Authority to exercise its powers proximately six months. general fund to complete the proj- History buffs will be interested in Jim strictions. within the territorial boundaries “It’s from the north part of ect. Langford’s presentation titled “When the Elsewhere on the agenda, the of the City for the sole purpose of MLK, where it goes behind the car “I do not foresee construction World Came Crashing Down” Thursday from council voted unanimously to ap- issuing the notes,” City of Carters- wash and the shopping center and costs going down and there is more 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Nathan Dean Meeting prove a resolution authorizing the ville documents read. dead ends into a piece of property work that needs to be done than we Room. Athens Housing Authority to issue Lovell said the bonds being is- back there,” Lovell said. initially anticipated,” she said. Hosted by the Etowah Valley Historical revenue notes to finance the ac- sued aren’t just for the Cartersville Council also voted unanimously The council meeting wrapped Society, Langford’s presentation will focus quisition and redevelopment of the Gardens Apartments. He said it to approve an item addressing roof up with the unanimous approval of on explorer Hernando de Soto’s first Spanish Cartersville Gardens Apartments also entails six other redevelop- repairs at the local library. several settlement agreements. expedition to the Etowah Mounds and north- at 378 Old Mill Road. ment projects throughout the state. Cartersville Assistant City Man- That includes a $200,000 payout west Georgia. “They plan to purchase the Car- “They’re acquiring older, dilap- ager Dan Porta said the munic- to Jonathan D. Parker, an individ- And the Cooking Under Pressure Thanks- tersville Gardens Apartments for idated public housing projects, or ipal government received a low ual who took legal action against giving Afternoon Edition is back Friday an amount not to exceed $14 mil- federally-financed ones, that they bid from Roof Management, Inc. the City of Cartersville after a “bi- from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the library classroom. lion,” Lovell said. “This is not a will be rehabilitating,” he said. in the amount of $254,266, with cycle incident” alleged to have oc- Library staff members will demonstrate pledge of the faith for the taxing “They’re required by law to get additional costs anticipated to ad- curred on May 13, 2017. how to use electric pressure cookers to make power of the City or any other po- the permission of the housing au- dress drainage issues and remove “We had some minor claims that the Thanksgiving Day feast easier by making litical subdivision herein.” thority that has jurisdiction within excess items. have been going on for $4,001.64 an Instant Pot Green Bean Casserole. According to City of Carters- our City limits to actually do this “I would estimate repair costs and also we had a recent sewer Patrons will be able to sample the casse- ville documents, the borrower for transaction, and also the permis- of approximately $283,966, but backup,” Lovell added. “The total role and receive a copy of the recipe. Regis- the project is Cartersville Gardens sion of the mayor and city coun- until the two old layers of roof are cost of that is $42,307.65.” tration is not required. The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 10, 2019 7A

without the involvement of our then the traffic fix comes.” community partners.” Bartow County Grant Writ- Adairsville She wrapped up her presen- ing Department Director Val- tation by taking a look at the erie Gilreath also spoke at 5 DAY FORECAST From Page 1A impact of the City’s annual the event. She said the City of SUNDAY MONDAY “We just completed upgrades Revitalization efforts are “public visioning session” com- Adairsville is looking to ex- 11/10 11/11 at the water plant and Lewis already underway in the munity forums. She showed off pand its “Little Free Librar- Spring,” she said. “We have Adairsville Square. While a series of PowerPoint slides ies” program with locations in just broken ground over by the all the fencing and heavy-du- highlighting suggestions from the recently-opened Veterans pumpkin patch for doubling the ty trash containers along the residents that have since been Memorial Park and downtown size of our wastewater treat- sidewalks may not be the implemented by the municipal Adairsville. ment plant, so that we will be most inviting visual, Madison government. “The idea is that you take Areas of frost before Partly sunny, high able to handle the growth that said the temporary unsight- “I think this is just proof that a book, read a book, so it’s a 8am. Sunny, with a near 67. Calm wind is coming our way.” liness is well worth it in the the council really wants to do book exchange — it’s not like high near 65. Calm becoming SW around wind becoming SW 5 mph. That wastewater treatment long haul. — and have the City operate you actually check out a book around 5 mph. MONDAY NIGHT plant upgrade — which would “It’s not always pretty,” she and have their goals match — and you’re expected to bring SUNDAY NIGHT Rain likely after allow the City to increase its said, “but the end result is go- the goals of the residents of the the same book back,” Gilreath Mostly clear, with a 1am. Cloudy, low 37. capacity from 1 million gallons ing to be fabulous.” city,” she said said. “It says we value reading, low around 40. Calm Chance of precipita- per day to 2 million gallons per Part of that beautification Nearly 100 people turned it says we value literacy, we wind. tion is 70%. day — is tabbed at roughly $11 process, Madison added, are out for the fifth annual forum, want to keep books visible — TUESDAY EDNESDAY THURSDAY million. The project is being plans to bring sculptures, a which took place in September. that’s ‘Little Free Library’ in a W 11/12 11/14 financed via Georgia Envi- photo fence and other forms of “We have been building nutshell.” 11/13 ronmental Finance Authority public art to downtown Adairs- our budgeting process and the She also said efforts are un- (GEFA) loans; in June, Mad- ville through a partnership types of programs that we want derway to acquire a new book- ison told The Daily Tribune with the Bartow-Cartersville to offer in the City around the mobile. News that the construction Cultural Arts Alliance and its community input,” she said. “I “We do find it necessary to timeline was projected at 12-18 Art in Bartow Committee. think it’s really kind of helped get a new vehicle,” she said. A 40% chance of Sunny, with a high Mostly sunny, with months. Madison said she’s also ex- our community become much “We decided to view this as rain before 1pm. near 46. a high near 48. More pedestrian amenities, cited by the increase in City more cohesive and come to- an opportunity to really take Mostly cloudy, with WEDNESDAY NIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT Madison said, are also planned events. Half a decade ago, gether, and we’ve really seen our program to the next level, a high near 41. Mostly clear, with Mostly cloudy, with in Adairsville in the near fu- Adairsville only hosted three. a lot of growth and change in to say ‘OK, if we have to get TUESDAY NIGHT a low around 29. a low around 34. Mostly clear, with ture. By the time 2019 wraps up, the the community that’s been pos- something, let’s get something a low around 23. “We’ve also made an invest- City expects to host well over itive.” newer, larger and better outfit- ment of street improvements — a dozen, running the gamut Madison touched upon the ted so that we can offer better sidewalks, where feasible,” she from St. Patrick’s Day celebra- issue of traffic, particularly the programs to the children that said. “We do have some narrow tions to community yard sales anticipated uptick in volume we serve.” Today’s weather streets and right of ways in the to the annual Christmas on the along the U.S. 41/GA 140 cor- She said the fundraising goal Forecast for Sunday, November 10, 2019 City, but the staff has worked Square festivities, slated this ridor in the wake of proposed is $75,000. Business donors, TENN. very well in identifying some year for Dec. 2. developments by Ashley Cap- Gilreath added, would be able N.C. Rome streets.” “We now have an events ital and C2 Partners coming to place the names of their 66/38 She said the City recently planning committee and we’ve online. companies on the bookmo- Athens completed its Downtown De- introduced a lot of events in the “The [Development of Re- bile’s exterior. 66/42 Atlanta S.C. velopment Authority master City that really brings a lot of gional Impact assessments] “We’re halfway there, with 65/44 plan, with assistance from folks to the downtown area,” that were done on those proj- a couple of big donations from Augusta the Sizemore Group to “help she said. “We have very active ects have indicated the need for local foundations,” she told at- 68/39 ALA. Macon us walk through what we advisory boards, a lot of com- possible traffic lights at certain tendees. “If every organization 67/39

need to do as a community munity involvement in the City. locations, and perhaps the wid- and business in this room do- Columbus to help grow our downtown It makes a huge difference … ening of 41,” she said. “Unfor- nated $250, we would be at the 67/44 Savannah area.” we could not do what we do tunately, it’s usually built and finish line.” 69/44

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Valdosta 70/44 Billy Joe McIntyre, of 19 Coun- plate and driving while license is Christopher Gerald Williams, FLA. try Lane SE, Cartersville, was suspended or revoked. of 41 Fairview Sr. SE, Carters- BARTOW arrested and charged with im- ville, was arrested and charged proper stopping/parking on road- Cartess Anthony Ross III, of 15 with speeding and driving way, open container violation, Paddock Lane, Cartersville, was while license is suspended or ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. BLOTTER driving while license is suspend- arrested and charged with proba- revoked. ed or revoked and driving under tion violation. The following information the infl uence of alcohol. — names, photos, addresses, Houston Ira Joseph Tant, of charges and other details — Brandon Michael Parker, of 207 Smiley Ingram Road SE, was taken directly from Bartow 119 Catherine Circle SE, Car- Cartersville, was arrested and County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail re- tersville, was held on an agency charged with probation viola- cords. Not every arrest leads to assist. tion. a conviction, and a conviction or acquittal is determined by the Michael Keith Pulley, of 12 Tiffani Renee Whiles, of court system. Pleasant Lane NE, Fairmount, Cartersville, was arrested and was arrested and charged with charged with three counts of EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bar- driving with an expired license theft by taking. tow County Sheriff’s Offi ce is having technical diffi culties and arrest photos are currently un- available.

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Dwayne Tyrone Arnold, of 35 Magnolia Court NE, Rydal, was arrested and charged with following too closely, speeding, ob- scured or missing license plates, must give signal/insufﬁ cient use of turn signals and reckless driving.

Matthew Kenneth Berndt, was held on an agency assist.

Stephen Curtis Chapman, of 546 W. Main St. SE, Carters- ville, was held on a drug court sanction.

James Allen Duke, of 106 Lake St., Rockmart, was arrested and charged with two counts of probation violation.

Emmie Lou Edwards, of 527 N. Gilmer St., SE, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with con- tempt of juvenile court.

Nadine Ann Garcia, of 6820 Betty Levy, San Antonio, Texas, was arrested and charged with theft by deception, false report of a crime and two counts of terror- istic threats and acts,.

April Christine Garrett, of 33 Coleman St. NW, Kingston, was arrested and charged with failure to appear.

John Amos Hurst, of 18 Mont- gomery St. SE, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with driving while license is suspended or revoked, seat belts violation (adults) and speeding.

Matthew Duane Jefferson, of 21 Mockingbird Drive SE, Car- tersville, was held on a Superior Court sentence.

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the regular season, have already started their matchup with Adairsville in Region 6-AAA GHSA will reveal prep work for a potential fi rst-round matchup earlier this season. WIN REGION TITLES with Region 3-AAA champion Jenkins. Even throughout Saturday, information was at-large selection “We feel confi dent enough that we are in still being updated on MaxPreps that will in- that we have traded fi lm and begun prepara- fl uence the ratings. Even still, it would take tion on playing at Jenkins,” Adairsville head some major changes to see the Tigers left on Monday afternoon coach Eric Bishop said Saturday. “We don’t the outside looking in. know where that game will happen, but we At least that’s what Bishop believes. STAFF REPORT do know it will be Friday at 7:30 — if we’re “I feel like we’re in,” he said. “I’ve been in FULLY CONFIDENT — It can’t be- playing.” this business 27 years. I know crazy things come offi cial until Monday afternoon, but The location of the game is to be deter- happen. It proves that err of caution to you. the Adairsville football team will likely be mined with Savannah area teams playing at a “If it tells you anything, we’ve had coaching playing in the fi rst round of the Class 3A state few different venues. According to Bishop, the staff meetings, we’ve swapped fi lm. We feel playoffs. game will either take place at Memorial Stadi- that strongly that we’re in. It’s not like we’re The Tigers would be the last 3A team to um in Savannah or Pooler Stadium in Pooler, sitting back until Monday waiting on this. ... It get in as the classifi cation’s at-large selection which is roughly 13 miles west of Savannah. will be a shock if we’re not [in].” based on Power Ratings. Due to the nature of Based on the current ratings on the GHSA the ratings, which included the results of every website, Adairsville is defi nitely in the best GOOD PLACE TO LEAVE OFF — It’s SPECIAL game played by the teams in the class, GHSA position to grab the at-large spot. As of this hard to imagine a better ending to the Cass The Cartersville cheer team won the Region 5-AAAA compe- is waiting until an appeals process can be held writing, the Tigers have a rating of 10.27. High football team’s season than the one the tition Saturday at Carrollton. The Canes will take aim at a sec- Monday morning to announce the at-large bid. The next closest ratings for non-automatic Colonels had Friday night. ond straight state championship next weekend. The other three Adairsville, though, is not waiting until qualifi ers are 9.52 for Lakeview-Fort Ogletho- Coming in as 12.5-point underdogs, ac- county teams were also in Carrollton for their respective region events. Adairsville won the Region 6-AAA competition, while then to fi nd out if the team’s season has been rpe, 9.27 for Southeast Bulloch and 9.26 for cording to the Massey Ratings, the Colonels Woodland and Cass fi nished third and fi fth, respectively, in Re- extended at least one more week. In fact, the Cherokee Bluff. And LFO can’t even qualify gion 7-AAAAA. Tigers, who were actually off the fi nal week of for the spot due to losing the head-to-head SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 3B Perkins, OUT WITH A BANG Virginia Cass RB Gbadie edge out stars in win over Ga. Tech

BY HANK KURZ JR. Patriots to cap AP Sports Writer

regular season CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Bryce Perkins loves that new STAFF REPORT playmakers are emerging for Vir- The fi nal week of the regular season ginia, making their best playmaker in Bartow County offered up three vastly — Perkins himself — even more different games for the trio of local teams effective. still playing. The senior quarterback threw for Cass wrapped up its year by pulling one touchdown and ran for another away in the second half for a convincing as the Cavaliers shut down Georgia 51-25 road victory over Paulding Coun- Tech after halftime in a 33-28 vic- ty. The Colonels fi nished the season 4-6 tory Saturday. overall and 3-5 in Region 7-AAAAA, “It’s incredible, especially hard marking the program’s best campaign on defensive coordinators trying since 2015. to scheme personnel-wise for play- Meanwhile, Cartersville found itself in ers,” Perkins said after throwing a shootout with Troup County Friday in for 258 yards and running for 106 LaGrange. After trailing 21-14, the Canes more, his second consecutive game scored 31 of the game’s next 38 points to polish off a 10-0 season (6-0 in Region SEE TECH, PAGE 3B 5-AAAA). In its home fi nale, Woodland fell behind RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS early en route to a 51-7 loss to Kell. The Cass junior David Gbadie (6) tries to break away from a Paulding County tackler during Friday’s 51-25 win. Gbadie fi nished with 171 yards and three touchdowns on the ground in the season-ending victory. Wildcats ended the year with a 1-9 record, Atlanta forced including an 0-8 showing in the region. Calhoun. Another dynamic 11th-grader, to their fi fth consecutive perfect regular Adairsville, which completed its regu- Jackson also scored two touchdowns — season. to put backup lar season last week, is expected to receive one each on a pass from Mize and a pick- His beautiful throw to Marquail Coax- the Class 3A state playoffs at-large bid. six. um on the fi rst series of the game was only Smith on IR That would set up the Tigers (5-5) to face The incredible part about Jackson’s overshadowed by the gorgeous pass he Jenkins in the fi rst round next Friday night scores is that they came within 20 seconds dropped into the arms of Kyler Johnson THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on the road. of each other. Just moments after hauling for a second-half touchdown. In between, FLOWERY BRANCH — The in a 2-yard TD pass, he was going the other Webb scored on a 53-yard touchdown run Atlanta Falcons have placed run- PLAYER OF THE WEEK way for a defensive score. His plays helped — by far his longest carry for Cartersville. ning back Ito Smith, the team’s David Gbadie — Cass stretch the Cass lead from 31-17 to 45-17 in Overall, Webb completed 18 of 33 pass- second-leading rusher, on injured Entering the regular-season fi nale on a the blink of an eye. es, including going 8-of-11 after halftime, reserve. fi ve-game losing streak, the Cass offense Evan Slocum — Cartersville (2) for 208 yards and the two scores. Smith already had been ruled needed some players to step up in a game The Cartersville rushing attack wasn’t Demarcus Williams — Woodland (4) out of today’s game at New Orle- that was likely to feature plenty of points. prolifi c Friday night. In fact, the running Williams ended his Woodland career ans with a neck injury. He suffered Well, several players answered the call — game did barely enough to keep the Troup with 149 yards and the team’s only touch- the neck injury, as well as a con- none more so than Gbadie. SUNDAY STANDOUTS defense honest. When the Canes did have down in Friday’s game. He averaged 4.4 cussion, against the Los Angeles In the fi nal game of his junior season, Tanayce Calhoun — Cass (3) success running the ball, it often came from yards per carry, fi nishing with 34 attempts Rams on Oct. 20 and missed the Gbadie racked up 171 yards on 18 rushing Calhoun returned an interception for a Slocum. — 27 more than the next closest Wildcat. team’s Oct. 27 loss to Seattle. attempts for nearly an average of nearly touchdown to give the Colonels their fi rst The junior scored from 9 yards out on his The senior also caught the team’s lone Smith also fi nished his 2018 10 yards per carry. He also found the end lead Friday. Later, the speedy junior caught fi rst carry to wrap up the game’s opening completion. It took some time for Williams rookie season on IR with a knee zone three times, fi nishing with scoring a 3-yard touchdown pass from senior quar- series. He fi nished with 75 total yards on 10 to return to form after missing almost three injury. runs of 19, 21 and 20 yards, respectively. terback Triston Mize to cap Cass’ scoring. touches (nine carries, one reception). Slo- complete games due to injury. However, he Smith has rushed for 106 yards Gbadie is listed at 6-foot, 190 pounds, Overall, Calhoun fi nished the night with cum also made some huge tackles on de- went out with a solid game against the 10th- with one touchdown this season making the chunk gains even more im- 94 rushing yards, despite carrying the ball fense, while also recovering a key fumble ranked team in Class 5A. as Devonta Freeman’s top backup. pressive for a back that typically picks up just eight times. It marked the junior’s best with the score tied early in the second half. Smith has 11 catches for 87 yards. hard-earned yards running between the game since scoring two touchdowns and Tee Webb — Cartersville (7) HONORABLE MENTION Brian Hill is expected to play tackles. With Gbadie, Tanayce Calhoun totaling 124 yards on the ground in a 36-7 Webb struggled at time in the fi rst half, Devonte Ross, Cartersville — Ross had behind Freeman against the Saints. and Zay Jackson all returning for their se- win over Woodland back in September. but the senior quarterback made a couple of a huge kickoff return late in the fi rst half to The Falcons signed offensive nior seasons, the Colonels will have three Zay Jackson — Cass absolutely majestic throws and broke off a set up his own touchdown catch, one of four lineman Sean Harlow from their studs to hand the ball to in 2020. Jackson had an eerily similar night to key touchdown run to help guide the Canes receptions for a total of 42 yards. practice squad. Burrow, No. 2 LSU hold off No. 3 Bama

BY JOHN ZENOR from game seemingly over to game on. transferred to LSU from Ohio State. AP Sports Writer The showdown lived up to its billing as “We’re not done yet,” the two-year start- a duel between two high-powered offens- er said. “It’s Game 9. We’ve got three more TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Joe Burrow es and star quarterbacks with President regular-season ones and the SEC champi- passed for 393 yards and three touchdowns Donald Trump attending. Tua Tagovailoa onship. This was never our goal. We’ve got and No. 2 LSU snapped an eight-game los- launched an 85-yard touchdown pass to bigger goals than this.” ing streak to No. 3 Alabama with a 46-41 DeVonta Smith with 1:21 left after the Ti- Clyde Edwards-Helaire ran for three victory Saturday. gers’ own scoring march. touchdowns and caught a scoring pass, get- The Tigers (9-0, 5-0 Southeastern Con- Justin Jefferson recovered the onside ting emotional on the sideline after a late ference, No. 2 CFP) are no longer second kick and LSU ran out the clock. touchdown that appeared once again to put fi ddle in the SEC West, or maybe in the Burrow completed 31 of 39 passes and the game away. playoff rankings. And Burrow stamped ran for 64 yards and was carried most of the Tagovailoa, 20 days removed from an- himself as the Heisman Trophy front-run- way off the fi eld by two teammates. kle surgery, was 21 of 40 for 418 yards and ner with a gutty performance when he an- “He’s one of the best we’ve had here,” four touchdowns with an interception and a swered every challenge from ’Bama. LSU coach Ed Orgeron said. “But we’ve fumble. He was called a “game-time deci- And the challenges were plentiful. still got four games left and we’re going sion” all week, looked shaky early and ap- The Crimson Tide (8-1, 5-1, No. 3 CFP) down the road, we’re going to try to win ev- peared to be limping after the game, but he JOHN BAZEMORE/AP rallied from a 33-13 halftime defi cit to ery game and we’re going to bring a cham- kept Alabama in it. LSU wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase (1) makes a catch for a touchdown as Al- three times to pull within a touchdown in pionship back to Louisiana.” abama defensive back Trevon Diggs (7) defends in the fi rst half of a game the fourth quarter. It seemingly kept going That’s what Burrow sought when he SEE LSU, PAGE 3B Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 2B Sunday, November 10, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Intentional cautions take spotlight in Cup playoffs

BY JENNA FRYER “I understand it’s a judgment call, but there’s “I would say the more NASCAR is in a po- AP Auto Racing Writer so much data out there now that I don’t think sition to make tough calls like that, the worse it’s as much of a judgment call as people think it is,” said Elliott. “That’s such a tough thing AVONDALE, Ariz. — Denny Hamlin it might be,” Larson said Friday, adding his and it’s such a tough call. I don’t know how thought he was the favorite to win NASCAR’s Chip Ganassi Racing team had pulled Wal- you would ever get that right. I don’t know championship but now fi nds himself in danger lace’s data from last Sunday and is convinced what the answer is or whether someone spun of not even making it to the title round. Wallace spun to help himself. out on purpose or not, I really don’t know. I’m Chase Elliott is fairly certain he’s backed “I know people say Joey spun out on pur- not smart enough to tell you what the solution himself into such a hole that his only chance pose at Martinsville but I don’t think he did. is either.” at a championship is by winning today in the We looked at Bubba’s data and you can defi - The title contenders are trying to stay out penultimate race of the season. nitely see him swerving, he turns right and of the issue while hoping it doesn’t change the There’s two spots left to claim in next then at the same time he turns left and stabs course of racing this weekend or in the Nov. 17 week’s title-deciding race and six drivers jock- the throttle and spins out. It’s whatever at this fi nale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. eying for the position and an added wrinkle point.” “It’s been getting pretty popular to have a headed into Sunday at ISM Raceway outside What should be a self-policing issue outside fl at tire and spin out on purpose. It’s defi nitely Phoenix is a brewing controversy over drivers of NASCAR’s reach has now turned into the not good, it could affect a championship race,” deliberately spinning the last two weeks and hottest topic of this third round of the play- said Truex. “If last week were Homestead, a altering the outcome of others’ races. offs. Clint Bowyer in 2014 intentionally spun lot of people would be pretty upset.” DON RYAN/AP Joey Logano spun two weeks ago at Mar- during the fi nal regular season race to help Truex and Kevin Harvick are the only two In this June 1, 2013, fi le photo, Mary Cain, 17, right, reacts as tinsville Speedway with a fl at tire and brought then-teammate Martin Truex Jr. make the drivers locked into the fi nale, while regular coach Alberto Salazar tells her she has just broken the Ameri- out a race-saving caution for the reigning NA- playoff fi eld — an action that set in motion a season champion Kyle Busch and Logano can high school 800-meter record during the Prefontaine Clas- SCAR champion. Many questioned if he de- chain of events that created one of the biggest are both above the cutline before today. Ham- sic in Eugene, Oregon. Nike will investigate allegations of abuse liberately helped himself. cheating scandals in at least 20 years. lin had a huge drop in the standings after he by Cain while she was a member of Salazar’s training group. Then Bubba Wallace spun at Texas last NASCAR strongly penalized teams in- spun through the infi eld grass and Texas and weekend and the caution ruined the race for volved and made clear that integrity and hon- dropped below the cutline. title contender Kyle Larson. He complained esty was being closely monitored, more so in Now he’s unsure how to save his season — after that Wallace’s spin was intentional and the playoffs. he’s won fi ve races, including the Daytona 500 Runner Cain’s abuse NASCAR needs to act when a driver deliber- Now the issue has come roaring back with — but may not be among the title contenders ately causes a caution. drivers split on what NASCAR should do. next week. allegations embolden Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber other female athletes to share their stories

BY WILLIAM J. KOLE tolerate anyone else on my team Associated Press doing any such a thing.” Nike said in a statement these Track and fi eld is facing a pain- are “deeply troubling allegations ful and public reckoning with the which have not been raised by treatment of some female athletes. Mary or her parents before. Mary Former teen running star was seeking to rejoin the Oregon Mary Cain’s account this week Project and Alberto’s team as re- of alleged physical and emotion- cently as April of this year and al abuse at the recently disbanded had not raised these concerns as Nike Oregon Project is prompting part of that process.” more top athletes to come for- The sportswear giant added it ward. will “take the allegations extreme- Amy Yoder Begley, a ly seriously and will launch an im- 10,000-meter runner, said Friday mediate investigation to hear from she was told she had the “big- former Oregon Project athletes.” gest butt on the starting line.” They’re already talking. Kara Goucher’s husband said the Four-time Olympian Shalane Olympian endured “disgusting” Flanagan, who retired from com- Serving Bartow County comments from coaches. petitive running last month to Cain said the all-male staff told become a coach with the Nike her the way to get faster was to get Bowerman Track Club, tweeted thinner and thinner. to Cain that “I had no idea it was Nike says it’s investigating, but this bad.” Flanagan, the 2017 New and Surrounding Areas the cascade of allegations that York City Marathon champion, is have followed Oregon Project di- a longtime Nike runner but was rector Alberto Salazar’s four-year never part of the Oregon Project. doping ban have called new at- “I’m so sorry ... that I never tention to the emphasis on weight reached out to you when I saw you Licensed and Insured restrictions and emotional abuse. struggling. I made excuses to my- “It’s depressing, but I’m also en- self as to why I should mind my couraged that this message is get- own business. We let you down. ting out,” Dr. Kathryn Ackerman, I will never turn my head again,” All Work medical director of the female Flanagan tweeted. Plumbing Repairs, athlete program at Boston Chil- Yoder Begley, who now coach- Backed By dren’s Hospital, said Saturday. “A es the Atlanta Track Club, said she lot of these athletes have been re- was kicked out of Salazar’s group Exclusive ally shy to share their stories.” after placing sixth in the 10,000 Water Heaters Questions about Salazar’s meters at the 2011 national cham- Warranty. methods with his top U.S. runners pionships. See invoice had swirled for years before the “I was told I was too fat and for detail. 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Goucher, a former Oregon Proj- But Cain’s plaintive story of ha- ect runner who helped provide ev- rassment and abuse while she was idence for USADA’s case against part of Salazar’s training group, Salazar, said on Twitter “the cul- WE LOVE MOMS which she joined as a 17-year-old ture was unbearable.” phenomenon in 2013, has embold- Her husband, Adam Goucher, ened other former Oregon Project who also ran for the group, tweet- athletes to share their stories. ed that after she placed fi fth in the In a New York Times vid- 2011 Boston Marathon in a per- $ eo essay, Cain, now 23, says: “I sonal best of 2 hours, 24 minutes FREE was emotionally and physically — one of the fastest times for an abused by a system designed by American woman that year, and 40 OFF Alberto and endorsed by Nike.” six months after having a child Service Call Cain said she was harangued — Salazar and a sports psycholo- by the staff, which had no certi- gist told her mother and sister she fi ed nutritionist or certifi ed sports needed to lose her baby weight if For All Moms With Repair psychologist, to lose weight and she wanted to be fast again. was publicly humiliated when Adam Goucher said his own With coupon. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the two-time defending Sun Belt Call Us Today! CHARLESTON, S.C. — Grant Conference champions. Riller was perfect from the free Georgia State took the lead with throw line and Jaylen Richard con- 9:23 left in the game on a 6-0 run verted three of four free throws in fueled by two free throws and a the ﬁ nal 25 seconds of the game to dunk from Josh Linder. The Pan- allow Charleston to hold off Geor- thers led by ﬁ ve, 75-70 after Kane gia State, 84-80 in a nonleague Williams scored at the basket with game Saturday that lived up to its 5:33 to go. pregame hype. Jaylen McManus tied the game The game pitted the Cougars, with a 3-pointer with 2:11 left and ranked No. 17 in one preseason Mid-Major poll, and Georgia State, SEE PANTHERS, PAGE 3B The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 10, 2019 3B

and keep making plays I know he can 44 seconds before halftime. fi rst of two from the line and Riller knocked Tech make, it’s going to be an exciting sea- “It was a huge play and I feel like Panthers down two more with :03 left. son.” Bryce kind of bailed me out,” Menden- The preseason Colonial Athletic Asso- From Page 1B Wayne Taulapapa ran for two touch- hall said, second-guessing his decision From Page 2B ciation player of the year and a Lute Olson downs for the Cavaliers (7-3, 5-2 Atlan- to try for the fourth down play. Award candidate, Riller fi nished with 23 with over 100 yards on the ground. “The tic Coast Conference), who maintained Graham fi nished 15 of 22 for a career Richard hit a jumper to put Charleston in points, including 14 of 14 from the line, add- more we can get guys going, the more their perch atop the Coastal Division. high 229 yards. Earlier, Graham hit Ah- front, 79-77, with 1:36 left. Richard added ing fi ve assists and four steals. diffi cult it’s going to be.” Virginia has a bye week ahead and marean Brown for a 59-yard score on two free throws, but Nelson Phillips an- Justin Roberts led Georgia State (1-1) Perkins completed 24 of 35 attempts then a home game against Liberty be- the opening series of the game. swered with a 3 for Georgia State to make it with 22 points, hitting 7 of 10 from the and hit six different receivers, led by fore closing the regular season at home THE TAKEAWAY a one-point game, 81-80. The Cougars (2-0) line. Josh Linder added 19 points and 12 re- Terrell Jana with nine catches for 108 against Virginia Tech, which has won Georgia Tech: Graham came into closed the game out when Richard hit the bounds off the bench. yards. Jana caught 13 passes for 146 the last 15 meetings. the day having completed just 43.4% of yards a week ago in a victory against James Graham threw for two touch- his passes but showed far more effec- North Carolina, giving him 22 recep- downs and ran for a third for the Yellow tiveness against the Cavaliers’ depleted a pivotal fl urry that threatened to be over- tions in two weeks after he’d managed Jackets (2-7, 1-5). Jordan Mason ran for secondary, which has lost six players for LSU shadowed by the second half drama. only 31 in the fi rst eight games. 94 yards, including an 8-yard touchdown the season to injury. Graham’s 59-yard Alabama: Didn’t wilt under the adversity “He’s reliable and he’s always in the run that pulled Georgia Tech with 33-28 touchdown throw to Brown on the open- From Page 1B of a season previously characterized lop- right spot,” Perkins said. “I just have a with 5:30 to play, but Virginia managed ing series represented more yardage sided wins over teams currently unranked. connection with him just knowing where a pair of third-down conversions on the than he managed all last week against Coach Nick Saban said Tagovailoa prac- Could be shut out of the playoffs barring he’s going to be at most of the time.” ensuing drive and ran out the clock. Pittsburgh, when he was just 3 of 13 for ticed all week without any issues. some upsets elsewhere, mostly because of Perkins also hit Billy Kemp with a First-year Yellow Jackets coach Geoff 57 yards. “He said he could play in the game, he that schedule. Tagovailoa had a fumble and critical third-down pass as the Cavaliers Collins was emotional after the game. Virginia: Besides his kickoff returns, wanted to play in the game and he thought an interception in the fi rst half. ran the last 5:30 off the clock to ice the “To come out and play at a really, re- Kelly caught two passes for 46 yards, he could go out and do a good job,” Saban “We don’t really control our own destiny game. ally high level and fall short is painful,” including a 35-yarder on a third-and-2 said. “I think he was a warrior in terms of but if we fi nish the season the right way, we The game was also a coming out he said. “I hurt for them. I hurt for the play from the Virginia 37 on a drive then what he did.” can see where it takes us,” Saban said. party of sorts for Tavares Kelly, who re- coaching staff.” ended with Brian Delaney’s second fi eld Smith had 213 yards and a pair of touch- TOUGH TAILBACKS placed a banged up Joe Reed returning Perkins hit Joe Reed for a 9-yard goal. Reed, who has fi ve career kickoff downs on seven catches for Alabama. The running backs delivered. Ed- kickoffs and gained 129 yards on fi ve touchdown and scored on a 3-yard run, return touchdowns, including two this LSU outgained Alabama by a slender wards-Helaire ran for 103 yards on 20 returns. He brought one back 40 yards giving Virginia a 24-21 lead just before season, remains 11 yards shy of 3,000 559-541. The Tigers had scored just 39 com- carries and had nine catches for 77 yards. to midfi eld to set up the last touchdown halftime. The Cavaliers touchdown career kickoff return yards. bined points in the last fi ve meetings. Alabama’s Najee Harris, who didn’t have a drive of the fi rst half and had a 38-yarder came on a four-play drive that included UP NEXT THE TAKEAWAY carry in the second quarter, fi nished with in the second half. a 43-yard run by Perkins from midfi eld. Georgia Tech begins a three-game LSU: The Tigers have eight wins over 146 rushing yards and a touchdown and “TK is an explosive player so I’m glad It came immediately after Georgia Tech homestand to close the regular season Top 10 teams in the past two seasons, none added a receiving score. he’s getting his footing in the game,” stopped the Cavaliers on a fourth-and-4 against Virginia Tech next Saturday. bigger than this. Burrow & Co. faced down UP NEXT Jana said. “We’ve seen him do things in play and then drove 65 yards on three Virginia has a bye week before facing a 101,000-plus mostly hostile fans and a LSU: At Mississippi on Saturday night. practice that I haven’t seen anybody do completions — the last a 25-yarder to Liberty in the middle game of the three- strong pass rush. Scored two touchdowns Alabama: At Mississippi State on Satur- so if he can keep showing that in games Malachi Carter — to take a 21-17 lead game homestand. in the fi nal 26 seconds of the fi rst half in day.

Troup County defense on Friday JENNINGS RETURNS — The Peach County — the classifi ca- would suggest otherwise. fi nal statline isn’t overly impres- tion’s top-ranked team — in the Notebook Holding a slight 24-21 advan- sive. Finishing with 11 carries for second round. It would be a re- tage late in the third quarter, Webb 32 yards and one 3-yard reception match of the 2017 state fi nal. From Page 1B faked a handoff before bursting isn’t usually noteworthy, but when In Class 4A, Cartersville’s Re- went on the road and beat Pauld- through a wide-open defense for a the production comes from a player gion 5-AAAA will have four in- ing County 51-25 to fi nish the year 53-yard touchdown run. Even more who hasn’t been in live game action triguing matchups against Region with a solid 4-6 record, their best impressive was his ability to keep in seven weeks, it’s encouraging. 7-AAAA. Those are: Flowery season since 2015. from being caught from behind on Those statistics came from Car- Branch at Cartersville; Denmark at The last time Cass scored as the play. tersville’s Quante Jennings. The Sandy Creek; Cedartown at Marist; many points as it did Friday was “I think everybody thought [the junior running back injured his and Troup at Blessed Trinity. a 55-54 loss in overtime to Haral- running back] had the ball,” Webb shoulder against Cherokee on Sept. In Class 5A, Buford’s stun- son County in the last game of the said, “so I took it up and scored. I 20. This marked his return after ning loss to Clarke Central Friday 2007 season. And the 51 points ran pretty fast. I’m proud of my- missing the team’s fi rst fi ve Region means the Wolves could be forced scored Friday accounted for nearly self.” 5-AAAA games. to head to Carrollton for a quarter- a third of the Colonels’ points pro- However, he wasn’t too proud of Jennings looked rusty, but then fi nal matchup. Buford and Carroll- duction for the entire season. the unsportsmanlike conduct pen- again, Cartersville didn’t have a ton ton entered the week ranked fi rst The Colonels now hope they can alty he earned after tossing the ball of success running the ball consis- and second, respectively, in the use Friday’s win to catapult them into the air as he wheeled around to tently against Troup. Having got- classifi cation. into the offseason and into next celebrate the touchdown. He didn’t ten some reps this week, Jennings year. make the move to taunt any Troup should be expected to be at or near The three big standouts from players, but his coaches still let him full strength next week, when the Friday’s game — Zay Jackson, hear about the momentary lapse in Canes host Flowery Branch in the for your generous Tanayce Calhoun and David Gba- judgment. fi rst round of the Class 5A state Thank you! support of education. die — will all be back next year for “That was dumb,” Webb said playoffs. their senior seasons. while shaking his head. After the game, Cass head coach According to MaxPreps, the se- BRACKET UPDATE — The Our Daily Tribune News Newspaper In Education partners Bobby Hughes acknowledged the nior’s previous longest rushing at- brackets aren’t quite fi nalized for are providing materials and newspapers to Bartow County momentum from the game carry- tempt of his Canes career covered the 2019 state playoffs, but the ma- ing into the offseason was some- 23 yards in a 2018 matchup with jority of teams have been placed / Cartersville classrooms. Why newspapers? Because the thing that was on his mind. Luella. Prior to Friday, Webb’s lon- into their respective slots in the “This kind of pokes us into next gest run of the season was a 15-yard tournament brackets. newspaper is a living textbook, enabling students at all year,” he said. “I’m excited about scramble against Sandy Creek. Here’s a look at some things levels to develop good reading skills while gaining an winter workouts, I’m excited about So when was the last time Webb that stick out ahead of the opening spring practice.” had that long of a run in a game? round of games: understanding of the world around them. Of course, Cass doesn’t know “I don’t think ever, actually,” he In Class 3A, Calhoun, the No. what its schedule will look like next said with a laugh. 2 seed out of Adairsville’s Region year with the recent reclassifi cation 6-AAA, could match up with GOLD SPONSORS reveal last week. The Colonels are still in Class 5A, but after being in SPENCER the classifi cation’s toughest region each of the last four years, Cass is FAMILY hoping to be in a region next year that will be more forgiving and al- MEDICINE, PC low the team to be more compet- itive. Cartersville and Woodland are SILVER SPONSORS in the same classifi cation as Cass and would almost certainly be in that region with Cass. 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ISCIPLINE Serving as an inspiration to people half her age, DeeDee Cox captured a world powerlifting title in her sixth month of competition. In September, the 46-year-old Adairsville resident won the Masters Division 45-49 at the World Powerlifting Championship. “It is a shame for a woman to grow old without ever seeing the strength and beauty of which her body is capable,” Cox said. & “Powerlifting is defi nitely very challenging. It takes a lot of discipline and dedication. “Most people I come across fi nd it very surprising, yet fasci- nating, that I am a woman with the strength to push the weight I do in the gym. I get a lot of the ‘wow’ factor. All of the men at EDICATION my gym are very supportive of my goals and ambitions. It is my passion.” Presented by the Southern Powerlifting Federation, the World Powerlifting Championship was held in Atlanta Sept. 20. Initially “shocked” at her accomplishment, Cox shared she was Adairsville woman captures “ecstatic and on cloud nine” as she took in the moment. “I am honored for the recognition, especially, for my personal records I hit at competition,” she said. “It is not often that world powerlifting title women my age compete in this sport, much less hit the numbers I achieved. “The teamwork between all the women there was so inspiring. It was so exciting to see every woman cheering on each other. We were yelling encouraging words, clapping for each other, wiping each other’s tears, and hugging each other over all D wins and personal achievements. Most of us were strangers to each other, however we were there to support each other.” As Cox noted, she set some personal records at the world championship, winning her division with a 319.7-pound squat, 170-pound bench press and 325.2-pound deadlift. During her April contest at the SPF Grit House Classic in Cleveland, Ten- nessee, her lifts included 300 pounds on squat, 175 bench and 310 deadlift. Competing in the 198-plus weight class Masters Division in both events, Cox had three attempts in each category — squat, bench and deadlift — with her maximum weights tallied for an overall score. “DeeDee has worked her butt off and it shows,” said Cox’s coach, Albert Jones. “Her strength continues to climb, and she is a very driven person so that helps. “DeeDee is very calm and anxious at the same time. There is no fear from her once she gets under the bar, weights just move her. Once she is competing, she enters a much more comfortable state of mind. The competition is fun for her.” For Jones, who trains Cox at his Adairsville gym, helping her reach new powerlifting milestones is a rewarding experience. “Watching her make attempts at weight that she has not tried and succeeded with, completing those attempts are some of the most proud moments I’ve gotten to enjoy with her,” he said. “There is nothing more rewarding than seeing someone you train achieve their goals and are able to experience that with them. “It’s inspiring. She and many others here make this one of the best lifestyle changes ever to happen to me.” Opening Reps and Sets in April 2018, Jones also has tasted success in the powerlifting arena, although several back injuries have impacted his ability to continually compete. Some of his accomplishments include SPF World Sub Master Champion 2019, State of Georgia Sub Master title holder at 198 pounds and Bill Kazmaier’s 2001 State open bench press competition champion. “It wasn’t until I was able to open a gym and study the body full time that I was actually able to grasp the concept as a whole,” Jones said. “Trial and error from personal experiences have helped to understand that everyone is different in mind and body. This helped me to train DeeDee and see where she needed adjustments. “We do video break downs of her form while not in person or one on one and analyze each set so that we can come back and break them down together. It’s a science in understanding the body and how it moves. All of us are built different, so it’s imperative to understand the study of kinesiology, mobility, body and joint structure. These are all important to training as a powerlifter and in general to diagnose injury and prevent them.” A mother of two adult children, Cox is the operations coordinator at United Site Services’ Adairsville branch. In 2010, her fi tness journey began as she joined Ladies Fitness in Carters- ville. “I went for a physical and was told I was in danger of becoming a diabetic if I did not change the way I was eating,” she said. “It was then that I decided, along with changing my nutrition RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS that I would exercise to get in shape. Forty-six-year-old Adairsville resident DeeDee Cox, in her sixth month of competition, won the Mas- ters Division (ages 45-49) of the World Powerlifting Championship in September. SEE POWERLIFTER, PAGE 8C 2C Sunday, November 10, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Do not judge a lady wearing a men’s sport coat

Jesus told us “Judge not that He pointed toward one of the brand. Christians can make the same Then he said, “Doc, I’m here to you are not judged.” ladies in the group and said, All the while, I’m struggling mistake. talk to you about my brother.” That’s a pretty clear state- “We need to buy a sport coat.” to get my mind around the fact This world is different folks. I This guy is wearing two ment, is it not? I admit, I was kind of sur- that I had a lady wanting to pur- mean, everywhere we go we see strips of bacon on his head but “Don’t judge,” we are clearly prised. I mean, we are a men’s chase a men’s sport coat. But how different this world is. he thinks his brother is the instructed. store, and a lady wanted to pur- at some point I realized, “It is So, what do we do about it? problem! But does that stop us from chase a sports coat? what is is, Potts. Be a salesman Well, we can ﬁ ght it and argue The world is what it is. Peo- judging? Well, I gathered myself and and sell the lady a sports coat.” about it or we can adjust and ple dress differently. They be- No, it doesn’t. And, unfortu- said, “All right, walk this way So I did. love it. That doesn’t mean we lieve differently. They think nately, we can be pretty good at please. I need to get some mea- The next day, I was subbing will like everything. But we are differently. it. Well, I learned another les- surements.” in school and I asked the kids doing no good throwing stones But people are still people. son about judging recently. I’m The lady stepped forward and if they had ever heard of a lady at it. People need love. They need going to be transparent here but I carefully measured her (and I wearing a men’s blazer. One girl I heard about a man who went forgiveness. They need Hope. don’t throw any tomatoes. Potts mean CAREFULLY). said she did. Said they ﬁ t her to see a counselor. The man Let’s give those things instead I work part-time at a big and Then, the man in the group better. walked in and sat down and the of criticism and judgment. tall men’s clothing store in Ken- all, but since we are a men’s spoke up and told me what kind I thought, “Potts, it’s a differ- counselor noticed the man had I don’t think the Lord cares nesaw. Recently, four people store, I directed my attention of coat they wanted. I told him ent world. You have to adjust.” two strips of bacon on his head. what kind of clothes we wear. came in the store — three wom- to the lone man in the group. I we didn’t have that brand but I This is what I learned: I made Pretty unusual, right? This We just need to have something en and one man. I greeted them asked, “How can I help you?” directed them toward another a judgment and I was wrong. man clearly wasn’t normal. on.

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NEW HOPE MISSIONARY Church on Wednesday, Rev. Frank 6 p.m. Spiritual Vision Trio, Clear Sunday, Nov. 17. Pastor Richard a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Services will be at 770-382-9489 or visit the website BAPTIST CHURCH — 106 Johnson from Bethesda Baptist Creek Baptist Church singers and Spann of Kennesaw Avenue Bap- at 6:30 p.m. Monday to Wednesday. at libertysq.org. Firetower Road NW, Cassville. Church on Thursday and Rev. Eu- others will be singing. There will tist Church, Marietta, will bring the Cassville New Hope Missionary gene Smith from City Life Misis- be food served from 3 to 5 p.m. and message. THE CHURCH AT LIBER- THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Baptist Church will host its revival tries on Friday. an auction at 5. TY SQUARE — 2001 Liberty OF THE ASCENSION — 205 Nov. 11-15 at 7 p.m. each day. The CREEKSIDE FELLOWSH- Square Drive, Cartersville. The W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. special guests are Rev. Guy Gainor CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST DAMASCUS MISSIONARY WIP CHURCH — 585 Old Ala- Church at Liberty Square will host The Episcopal Church of the As- from Pine Grove Baptist Church CHURCH — 142 Clear Creek BAPTIST CHURCH — 174 bama Road, Cartersville. Creekside the Lee University singers from cension will celebrate 175 years in on Monday, Rev. Kenneth Woods Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek Gaston Westbrook Ave., Emer- Fellowship Church will hold its Lee University, Cleveland, in con- Bartow County. Sunday services from New Hope Batist Church in Baptist Church will host a bene- son. Damascus Missionary Baptist revival Nov. 17-20 with guest Rev. cert on Sunday, Nov. 24, at 10:30 will be held at 7:45, 9 and 11 a.m. Rome on Tuesday, Bishop Dex- ﬁ t singing for Bradford and Lee Church will celebrate the 146th Dale Begley from Atoka, Oklaho- a.m. Admission is free. For more and Wednesday services will be at ter Nesbitt from Glory Harvester Thomas on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Church Anniversary at 3 p.m. on ma. Sunday services will be at 10 information, call the church ofﬁ ce 12:15 p.m.

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The aging all past and present Beta service. event will be open to anyone Sigma Phi’s to participate in who has ever lost a loved one, this holiday fellowship. Chap- Med Care BARTOW COUNTY AM- and will be held at the Bartow ters from all over North Geor- Walk-in Clinic ATEUR RADIO EMER- Baptist Association Building, gia will be in attendance. The Hablamos Español GENCY SERVICE GROUP located at 125 Postelle St., Car- cost is $30 and should be paid OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am-4 pm — The Bartow County Ama- tersville, on Friday, Nov. 15, by Nov. 15 to Susan Stephens, Thurs. & Sat. 8 am - 12 noon Dr. Donald C. Evans • Sally Jo Sanford, APRN-BC teur Radio Emergency Service from 6:30 to 8 p.m. 527 Waterford Drive, Carters- Trena Ray, APRN-BC • Joy Rice, NP-C Group will hold it’s regularly ville, 30120. For more informa- Quality Health Care at Affordable Prices! scheduled meeting at 7 p.m. ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR — tion, call 770-547-4026. Monday, Nov. 11, at Shoney’s An indoor arts and crafts fair Restaurant, located near High- will be held at the Cartersville DEER HUNT — The U.S. way 20 and I-75. All Amateur Civic Center on 435 W. Main Army Corps of Engineers Mo- Radio Operators interested in St., Cartersville, on Saturday, bile District at Allatoona Lake A collaboration of Freedom Worship Center and emergency communications or Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. is scheduled to host an ar- Cartersville/Bartow County Churches Feeding and served agency representatives Admission and parking is free. chery-only deer hunt on McK- providing services to over 1,500 in 2018. inney Campground Dec. 7 and 8 for youth hunters, starting at 5 a.m. Youth hunters 15 years old and younger are eligible for Wednesday participation, but must have an Day Before Thanksgiving adult hunting assistant 21 years or older with a valid Georgia 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm Big Game License. MAKE A DIFFERENCE DRIVE — The 9U Bartow Bombers travel baseball team is holding its M.A.D. (Making a FREE Transportation (678) 951-5285 or (678) 899-9646 Difference) fundraiser through Dec. 10. Donations of gently used coats, scrafs, gloves, hats and news socks will be accepted at two drop-off locations: MyEyeDr, located at 123 West Main St., Cartersville, on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and at More than you expect from a jewelry store. Self Recycling, 168 Cassville Freedom Worship Center [email protected] Road, Monday through Friday (678) 951-5285 or (678) 899-9646 P.O. Box 85, Cassville, GA 30123 402 E. Church St., Down from Moe’s from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call 678-218- 770-382-0076 8324. The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 10, 2019 3C EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK Ashton, Phoebe, family also means that family • Eat slowly. Remember, this members are more likely to eat is an opportunity for the family and Caleb: cold Dine In healthy foods, such as fruits to spend time together. Do not and vegetables and less fried make it about the food; make it foods. Some researchers found about the family. that eating meals together re- can’t stop them duces the risk for being over- I know, we’re all busy! So Day weight. how can we fit in one more Before I left the house for a drive up Hardin Bridge Road, I thing to do? But I also know pulled on a thermal base layer with an old Army wool sweater Since the first “Dine In Day” Use the following tips to your family is important to and fl eece. I slid my feet into some thermal socks that sent my in 2014, more than half a mil- make your “dining in” experi- you, so you have to be inten- mind back about 24-years ago to a winter in the Balkans. I didn’t lion people have committed to ence more meaningful: tional to take time to help build like cold weather then and I don’t like cold weather any better “Dining In” on Family & Con- • If your family is not used to your family strengths. now. Dressing in layers makes working in cold weather bearable, sumer Sciences Day! Tuesday, Roberts eating together regularly, start If Dec. 3 is not a good day barely. Dec. 3, is the day set aside this small by scheduling a family for you to dine in, pick another I drove up the road and year to “Dine In.” This event is One benefit of eating meals meal or two per week. day that week. Start by making across the Etowah River. A sponsored by the American As- together is the effect on • The meal doesn’t have to a commitment to set aside one few minutes later found me sociation of Family and Con- strengthening family bonds. be elaborate and time consum- day to dine in by going to http:// pulling into the Kingston Ele- sumer Sciences. Studies show that for younger ing. Use the slow cooker for the www.aafcs.org/fcsday/home. mentary School staff parking Why is dining in so import- children, having routine fam- main dish and add sides when Also, have fun with it and lot. I was joining a group of ant? ily meals can provide a sense you get home. Maybe you can help promote this event by volunteers organized by the Research has shown that the of security and a feeling of cook enough on the weekend to posting a family picture of school staff and PTCO to do whole family benefits from belonging in the family. Old- eat leftovers during the week your family dining in. Use a fall cleanup of the Kingston family mealtime by having bet- er children and teenagers, too, or freeze half for another time. the hashtags #FCSday and Elementary School Living ter nutrition, improving family prefer eating together as a fam- Have you thought about break- #healthyfamselfie. Classroom. communication, fostering family. Regular family meals also fast for dinner? Or just have For many years Miss Em Humphreys ily traditions and teaching life provide opportunities for the soup and sandwiches. — Alexis Roberts, RDN is the and I drove by this school ei- skills, such as meal planning, family to develop better com- • Make family meals fun. If Family and Consumer Sciences ther turning right to head into budgeting and food prepa- munication. At family meals, time permits, include children Agent for Bartow County Co- Cartersville on U.S. 411 or continuing north through the city of ration. The growing trend of parents and children have time in the preparation of the meal operative Extension, a partner- Kingston to take Hall Station Road north to Adairsville usually on keeping kids busy doing posi- to catch up with each other and and in the decision about the ship of The University of Geor- our way to Chattanooga. For a long time we never knew Kingston tive activities in order to keep learn about the events that hap- menu. gia, The U.S. Department of Elementary School had an outdoor classroom. After we found out them focused on positive things pened that day. It also provides • Try to limit the conversa- Agriculture and Bartow Coun- about it, fi rst one thing and then another got in the way and we has led to time restraints on the parents a learning opportuni- tions to positive or neutral top- ty. For more information and never saw it. family. Especially in families ty where they can teach social ics. Keep it light and fun. Cre- free home, health, nutrition Finally, last month I saw it! After a STEM (Science, Technolo- where both parents work, it can skills, table manners and basic ate an environment that leads to and food safety publications, gy, Engineering and Mathematics) meeting with school Assistant be challenging to find time to cooking skills. healthy communication. call 770-387-5142 or visit our Principal Mary Payne, I walked with Extension Coordinator Paul eat together as a family at the • Eliminate distractions, like local website at ugaextension. Pugliese up the entrance access road to the trail head. We walked dinner table. Eating meals together as a TV and cell phones. org/bartow. through the woods stopping at each part of the Living Classroom. About 45 minutes later, we emerged through a pergola into the school parking lot. Along the way I saw a karst sinkhole from its observation platform, a one-room schoolhouse along with its symbolic outhouse, a pioneer cabin, a well, an orchard fi lled with persimmon and paw paw trees and blueberry bushes (all natives), a bog from its observation platform, a hillside deck, and an am- phitheater with its view through the trees of the school building. EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK About 25 trees are marked with identifi cation signs too — an ar- boretum. Earlier in the day adjacent to the school, I saw raised planting beds with the remnants of vegetables that made it through the fl ash drought as well as some lavender and dianthus that tend to thrive in drier climate. Nearby at the end of the building, a butter- fl y garden served to attract pollinators. I realized after seeing all this that the Kingston Elementary School Living Classroom could be classifi ed as a demonstration garden. It possessed all the characteristics needed to educate its users on a range of subject areas to include gardening. I decided to volunteer on the next clean-up day. On a cold Saturday morning a few weeks later, three student volunteers from Cass High School followed me down the trail to the orchard. Located between the Pioneer Cabin and an outdoor classroom comprised of two banks of benches that might seat about 70 students, we planned to clear away weeds and install cages around the persimmon and paw paw trees and blueberry bushes to stop deer and rabbits and maybe other critters from chewing them into oblivion. I learned my team was comprised of a 9th grade student – Ashton, and two 11th grade students — Phoebe and Caleb. First things fi rst, we surveyed the site to see what needed to be done. We walked the rows of native plants to see which ones survived the recent drought and animal damage. We measured the distance between two fence posts placed alongside the plants to mark their locations. Then we unrolled wire to get a rough mea- surement to make a cylindrical cage. While two young people installed the fi rst cage with zip ties, another cut the next 90-inch length of wire. Each of these student volunteers took turns. Be- cause we moved around getting all the little parts of the job done, we didn’t really notice the cold. In a matter of a few hours we cleared away weeds from around the plants, manufactured 10 wire cages, and installed them around those plants that survived the hot summer and hotter fall. We also installed cages around two fi g trees that were discovered in the weeds. We didn’t get all the weeds cleared away but maybe we will on another workday. At times either in the media or ‘in and around’ as a matter of conversation, I heard people lamenting the state of the current generation with a litany of descriptive words – none positive – accompanied with head bobbing to affi rm their statement. A few times, I almost found myself on the brink of agreeing. Then I remembered: I was part of the long-hair generation about 50 years ago who weren’t going to amount to anything. Although we aren’t perfect, I believe we turned out all right. And no doubt this generation will be all right too.

ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been Left, meet handsome guy Leo. This bouncy fella is around 2 years old and he is medium-sized, weighing in at 28 pounds. Leo has gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about a very cheerful and friendly personality and he is determined to be a professional lap dog. Leo may be a little bit of a goofball, but gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative his treat catching skills are top notch and he always has the best time playing fetch. When Leo isn’t exploring his surroundings Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or or playing fetch, he likes to snug down on the couch next to you and give away a couple kisses. Leo would love a fenced-in back- yard and a family or person who needs a new best friend and snuggle buddy. Right, meet this affectionate feline named Tab.This contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee year-and-a-half old guy is extremely friendly with other cats, dogs and especially people. Tab loves to be held and pet, and he is Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Garden- a purr machine. He is one happy cat when he is being doted on. This sweet and playful guy is longing to fi nd a home where he er Program is a volunteer training program for home gardeners could be best friends with his new family. If you are looking for an outgoing and tender cat, who will keep your lap warm, then Tab offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Coop- may be the one for you. To adopt Leo, Tab, or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. erative Extension. Retail worker still smarts after customer’s criticism

DEAR ABBY: I work re- DEAR ABBY: I want to know know this man, it may be time I’m called or the receptionist clear about it.” tail and have bipolar disorder. if I should ask my neighbor out. to create one. Consider hosting looks at my records, my name is (I have been stable for nine I’m a female, and I don’t want to a friendly get-together for some listed as Mary even after I have DEAR VETERANS: For years.) A few Christmases ago, come across as aggressive. of your neighbors and invite explained that my name is Mary your service to our nation, I sa- a customer called me “hateful” I’m also a Christian who was him and his children to partic- LOU. lute you. My thanks to each of because I wished her a Merry taught that a woman should ipate. At the pharmacy, I am asked you on this Veterans Day. You Christmas. (She doesn’t come By never ask a guy out. Could I ask You didn’t mention how old my birth date because they say are the personifi cation of patri- into the store anymore.) Abigail Van Buren him out to hang out — not nec- his children are, but if they hit they have several Mary Smiths, otism, self-sacrifi ce and ded- My manager and co-workers case I get another bad reaction? essarily for a date? it off with yours, so much the even when I say I am Mary ication to our country. Today explained that she was in a bad — GREETING IN THE EAST I’m a single parent of a better. It’s a friendly gesture LOU Smith. Can you please tell I would also like to recognize mood that day, and it wasn’t my 14-year-old. This neighbor is that shouldn’t be considered ag- me what I can say so they will your families for the sacrifi ces fault. DEAR GREETING: You did cute and single and has two gressive. remember that I have two fi rst they, too, have made. — Love, Due to my illness, I am ob- nothing wrong! When Decem- kids. I don’t know him well. I’ve names? — NOT JUST MARY, ABBY sessed with thoughts that it will ber rolls around, the expressions made many mistakes with men DEAR ABBY: I am a South- IN THE SOUTH happen again during the hol- “Merry Christmas” and “Happy in the past, which is why I’m ern belle who was given two Dear Abby is written by Ab- idays, and I won’t know what Holidays” are very common. cautious. What’s your advice? “fi rst” names, such as Mary DEAR NOT JUST MARY: igail Van Buren, also known to say or how to react, or I’ll If a customer takes offense, — CAREFUL IN WYOMING Lou (Peggy Sue, Betty Ann, Try this the next time it hap- as Jeanne Phillips, and was think it’s my fault. Worse yet, all you need to reply is, “Excuse Bobbi Jo, etc.). All my life the pens. Look the person in the eye founded by her mother, Pauline I no longer want to say Merry me if I offended you.” And if DEAR CAREFUL: Many second half of my fi rst name and say, “I prefer to be called by Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Christmas again, although I you’re still worried about this men would be very happy to be has been dropped. When I sign my full name. It’s Mary Lou, www.DearAbby.com or P.O. will try. issue, discuss it with your doc- asked out. Because you haven’t in at a doctor’s offi ce as “Mary NOT Mary. Please note that in Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA Do you have any advice in tor or therapist. had the opportunity to get to Lou,” it never fails that when your computer so we can be 90069. 4C Sunday, November 10, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING NOVEMBER 12, 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 GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Conners Bless mixed-ish black-ish Dolly Parton News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real (N) ’ TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Central TMZ (N) The Resident (N) ’ Empire (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! The Voice (N) Å This Is Us “Sorry” New Amsterdam (N) Up Late J. 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Mini Fact: There are 6 million acres of wilderness in Denali National Natural Wonders Park. NPS photo NPS / Jacob W. Frank Some of the most glorious places on Earth turtles.” The islands were discovered by Tallgrass Prairie belong to you. These amazing sites are all part explorer Ponce de Leon in 1513. Tallgrass prairie once stretched from of our national park system. Although these islands are surrounded by what is now Indiana to Kansas, from Geography Awareness Week is Nov. 10 the sea, explorers called them “dry” because Canada to Texas. Most of the remaining through 16 this year. To celebrate, The Mini they have no fresh water for drinking. prairie is in Tallgrass Prairie National Page takes you on a tour of a few of America’s Assateague Island Preserve in Kansas. most beautiful and varied natural sites. Wind Glacier Bay Denali and waves Glacier Bay The highest mountain in North America, are always National Park Denali, at 20,310 feet, is in Denali National building up or in Alaska was Park and Preserve in Alaska. “Denali” means tearing down covered by ice just 200 years

“high one” in the language of the Athabascan the land on NPS photo native people. Assateague Assateague is famous for ago. The bay (AS-a-teeg), its wild horses. They are the then was a small Death Valley descendants of horses brought ﬁve-mile break in The hottest, off the shores over by Colonists in the 1600s. of Virginia a glacier that was driest and lowest 20 miles wide, spot in North and Maryland. Storms can change the shoreline in a few hours. 100 miles long America is in Death and 4,000 feet Valley National Park Channel Islands thick in places. in California. It has Five islands and the NPS photo NPS photo Only about one- desert, snow-covered surrounding ocean off the fourth of that area is still under ice today. mountains and canyons. Many of its plants California coast make up cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Channel Islands National Dry Tortugas Park. kelp Seven islands The forest (seen Resources made of coral here) in the ocean around reefs and sand these islands provides a home for about 1,000 On the Web: form the Dry • nps.gov Tortugas off the types of animals and plants. Kelp is a type of • bit.ly/MPNatGeo coast of Florida. NPS photo “Tortugas” is large seaweed that grows At the library: Spanish for “sea NPS photo deep below the surface of the sea. • “National Parks of the U.S.A.” by Kate Siber The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of natural wonders are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, George: Where do pianists and some letters are used twice. See if you can ﬁnd: go for vacation? Greta: The Florida Keys! ASSATEAGUE, FORE S TAGA I LZSMA CANYON, CORAL, DNDFYPTGNLAKSOS DENALI, DESERT, NERRHAOLAAREAJ S Eco Note FOREST, GEOGRAPHY, I CSRPRRATNULRQA GLACIER, ISLAND, KELP, AWIEAKTCIETPGDT MOUNTAIN, NATIONAL, TCTDRSU IODAFLNE Glaciers form in areas NATURAL, PARKS, REEF, NOENGTGENKNELAA with large amounts of rain and extremely low temperatures. SITES, TALLGRASS, URSOODARALTEALG When snow accumulates, it compacts TORTUGAS, WONDER. OAFWE R SNL VWRT SU underlying snow layers from previous MLGUGQNOYNACT I E years into solid ice. Glaciers cover 10% of our world’s total area. Glacier and polar ice store more water than all the Cook’s Corner world’s lakes, rivers and the atmosphere combined. When glaciers melt, sea Polar Bear Smoothie levels rise and seriously affect coastal communities and islands. Rising sea levels can inundate wetlands and other You’ll need: • 1 banana (frozen low-lying lands. • 1/2 cup water or coconut water is best), broken adapted from epa.gov • 20 to 25 almonds or cashews, or up 1/4 cup almond butter • 5 ice cubes For later: Look in your newspaper for articles that are related to geography. What to do:

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SUNDAY November 10, 2019 You are high-viz today, which means might look for a way to be of service to people notice you. Nevertheless, you someone because this will please you ARIES (March 21 to April 19) are focused on family matters and do- -- and the other person. This is a strong day to start your week! mestic discussions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) You’re ready to tackle issues related to VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) If you need to persuade a friend or a fi nancial matters -- salary, cash fl ow and You are enthusiastic and energetic to- group to your way of thinking, you assets, shared property and inheritances. day, which is why you’re keen to con- will be successful today because you TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) vince others of your way of thinking. are persuasive. This is because you Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose The Moon is in your sign today, which You’re also interested in politics, reli- will put a lot of yourself into whatever makes you feel more emotional than gion and foreign countries. you have to say. usual. However, it also means you’re LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) luckier than usual. Yay! It’s the beginning of the week and your A boss or authority fi gure from your GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) mind is on money. Fortunately, you past might notice you today. If so, this You will be direct with others at work have moneymaking ideas and perhaps is good news, because he or she will today. You will say what you mean and will see ways to make money on the admire your abilities. Woot! mean what you say. It’s a good day to side. (Excellent!) PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) fi nish old business that’s been drag- SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Do something different today because ging on. Today the Sun and Mercury are lined it’s Monday and you feel bored. You CANCER (June 21 to July 22) up in your sign, and yet, the Moon is want to be stimulated by new ideas, It’s Monday, but you want to party! directly opposite you. This will create new people and new places! (Sigh.) Take a long lunch. Perhaps you can intense and powerful discussions with YOU BORN TODAY You are astute play hooky. Enjoy the arts, socializing, partners and close friends. and interested in many aspects of life. sports events and fun stuff. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You are also a storyteller. This is a LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Research will go well today. You also year of teaching and learning. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 Lean-to 5 Chicago team 9 Noisy bird 13 Payments to Uncle Sam 15 “Step __!”; cry to a slowpoke 16 Bee colony 17 Remembered Texas mission 18 Made fun of 20 Panhandle 21 Short rest Written By Brian & Greg Walker 23 Foyt & Unser HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne 24 Homecoming attendees 26 JFK’s Attorney General 27 Make 29 Company 32 Vital artery 33 Casino game 35 Actor Linden 37 “__ the night before Christmas…” 38 Mopes 39 Donut’s center Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 11/11/19 40 All __; prepared 5 Part of USMC Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 41 Flat-bottomed 6 Prefix for cycle PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN boat or form 42 Purple shade 7 eBay offer 43 Leave a ship 8 Equestrian’s 45 Steep-walled footrests canyons 9 Connors & 46 As dumb __ box Norris of rocks 10 Irritate 47 Bed on a train 11 “It ain’t __ till the 48 Autographed fat lady sings” 51 Permit 12 Unites 52 Deuce 55 Southern state 14 Popular Hyundai 58 Attach model 60 Possesses 19 Lunch spots 61 Dour-faced 22 Ending for lemon 62 Stir up or lime 63 Bathe 25 Long-tailed rodents Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 64 “Your guess is as ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 11/11/19 good as __!” 27 Long-running All Rights Reserved. 65 Secluded valley Broadway play 28 Oared 41 Military 49 Midwest state installations 50 Weapons DOWN 29 Fence door 1 Take a __ at; 30 Considerate 42 Bricklayer’s 53 Shrewd attempt 31 Ointment plaster 54 Plow pullers 2 Robust 33 Bottle stopper 44 Exile 56 Muhammad __ 3 Blow out of 34 Carpet 45 “Wow!” 57 Woman with a proportion 36 Majors & others 47 Accuse habit 4 Carter or Clinton: 38 Perfect example 48 As __ as 59 Driver’s abbr. 39 Playwright Moss molasses nightmare 8C Sunday, November 10, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Powerlifter

From Page 1A “I started getting curious about powerlifting in late 2017. I was stagnant in my workout routine and wanted to venture into something that would really challenge me. I was introduced to it in February 2018 and started training under Gog- gins Force in April 2018 until I landed at Reps and Sets.” Training under Jones since September 2018, Cox shared they both competed and won titles at the Grit House Classic in April. “I was very nervous at my competition because I did not know what to expect,” Cox said. “It turned out to be one of the best experiences for me. I continue to evolve by setting RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS new goals, researching new Forty-six-year-old Adairsville resident DeeDee techniques and using social Cox, in her sixth month of competition, won the Masters Division (ages 45-49) of the World Pow- media as a tool to see how other erlifting Championship in September. people advance in this sport.” Explaining the difference be- as needed throughout the pro- in Tennessee in June 2020. “I have also found that it how every bite will affect my community that will encour- tween weightlifting and power- gram,” she said. “The first Giving “all glory to God” gave me a new relationship physique. My best advice is to age and push you to do better. lifting, Cox highlighted the lat- couple of months, my diet con- for her “strength and persever- with food. I started looking at start slow to prevent unneces- Make it fun. The end results ter’s three movements. sists of mostly protein, fats and ance,” Cox attends Crosspoint food as fuel and not worrying sary injury. Also, find a fitness are worth it.” “Weightlifting is for pure size minimal carbs. About a month City Church’s Adairsville cam- and tone,” she said. “Powerlift- before competition day, I will pus. She shared she is blessed ing is more for brute strength. gradually increase my carb in- by having a network of support In weightlifting, you have the take as I lift heavier. and prayers. clean and jerk performed as “I always start competition Encouraging other women to one movement. Powerlifting season with the end goal in try out the sport of powerlift- involves three main move- mind. I keep before and af- ing, Cox underscored its posi- ments: the squat, bench press ter pics around at all times to tive aspects. and deadlift.” remind myself how far I have “It makes you strong, both Rising early to fine-tune her come. Once competition is physically and mentally,” she skills, Cox generally works out over, especially after a win, said. “It will give you the feel- at Reps and Sets before sunrise I get even more motivated to ing that you can do anything. during the week. She also not- compete again.” As you lift more weight each ed Jones customizes a training Looking ahead, Cox’s next week, you will see firsthand plan for her about four months competitions will be the South- what your body is capable of. prior to competition. east Showdown in Grayson in It brings a new sense of accom- “He will make adjustments February 2020, then Nationals plishment and self-confidence.