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February 16, 2020 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Ex-landlords Chamber hands out 2019 acknowledge awards at annual meeting slurs, settle discrimination BY JAMES SWIFT business of the year. [email protected] “The selection committee looked at sustainabil- suit over ity, business growth, creativity and innovation,” The Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of said outgoing CBCCOC Board Chair Jayce Stepp. Adairsville home Commerce (CBCCOC) handed out three awards at Last year, Williams said the company complet- the organization’s annual meeting at the Clarence ed a four-year business plan, which included a sub- BY KATE BRUMBACK Brown Conference Center Tuesday afternoon. stantial expansion and numerous enhancements to Associated Press Kaysi Darrah, of Darrah Photo, was named the company’s employee retention efforts. the Chamber’s 2019 volunteer of the year. “Owner Frankie Johnson and his team of A Georgia couple has ac- “When I think of the perfect volunteer, Kaysi 27 employees have grown their footprint from knowledged using racial slurs Darrah comes to mind,” said Chamber CEO Cin- three buildings totaling just over 14,000 square and violating civil rights and fair dy Williams. “She has served on our ambassador feet to fi ve buildings with a total of 27,000 housing laws when they evicted committee and through that, she has mentored square feet,” she said. “The business expan- a tenant who had invited a black over 30 businesses throughout the year to help sion marked a capital investment in excess of family to visit the Adairsville RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS them grow, develop and understand what it means $1.5 million, with over 90% of the expenditures home she was renting. Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce CEO Cindy to be part of the Bartow County community and spent with Bartow County contractors.” Patricia and Allen McCoy also Williams speaks at Tuesday’s annual meeting at the Clarence part of the Cartersville-Bartow Chamber.” apologized to ex-tenant Victo- Brown Conference Center. Styles Auto Care was named the 2019 small SEE CHAMBER, PAGE 2A ria Sutton in their settlement to Sutton’s lawsuit and paid her $150,000. Sutton, who is white, fi led the housing discrimination lawsuit Chamber rep in July against the McCoys, her

says $2.7B in SEE SUIT, PAGE 5A annual funding HOMETOWN HERO

JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS needed Bartow County Fire Department fi refi ght- er Skyler Gallegos, right, commends his Bond denied for freight, cousin, 5-year-old Noah Woods, for his logistics life-saving actions on Feb. 9. for 2 men infrastructure linked

BY JAMES SWIFT to white [email protected] supremacist By 2040, Georgia Transportation Alliance (GTA) Executive Director Seth Millican said the state could group be the fi fth most populous in the entire country. And with 1.5 mil- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lion more cars anticipated to come Bond was denied Friday for onto Georgia’s roads between 2015 two Georgia men who authorities and 2030, the Georgia Chamber of say are linked to a violent white Commerce representative said sub- supremacist group known as The stantially more money is needed to Base, which planned to kill a address the state’s ever-increasing married Bartow County couple transportation woes. who were anti-fascist protesters. “We need another $2.7 billion Floyd County Superior Court a year in recurring funding just Judge Jack Niedrach denied bond for our freight and logistics infra- for 19-year-old Jacob Kaderli of structure,” he said at a Carters- Dacula and 25-year-old Michael ville-Bartow County Chamber of Helterbrand of Dalton, the Rome Commerce event last week. News-Tribune reported. The two The lecture in Cartersville repre- men are charged, along with sented the fi rst stop on the “Georgia 22-year-old Luke Lane of Silver Can’t Wait for Freight” campaign. Creek, with conspiring to kill mem- Citing fi ndings from a report 5-year-old celebrated for saving family from house fi re bers of a militant anti-fascist group by the Georgia Commission on and participating in a criminal gang. Freight and Logistics (GCOFAL), BY JAMES SWIFT said the only word that comes to mind is On Feb. 9, the Bartow County Fire An attorney for Lane fi led a Millican said that, over the next 30 [email protected] “inspirational.” Department (BCFD) received an emer- motion seeking bond late Thurs- years, the State’s “unmet invest- Earlier this month, Woods did some- gency call about a structure fi re off West day, but no bond had been set for ment needs” could top $120 billion. When Bartow County Fire Chief thing that many fi refi ghters go an entire Howard Street. him yet, the newspaper reported. Dwayne Jamison thinks about 5-year- career without doing — he engaged in a SEE INFRASTRUCTURE, PAGE 6A old Kingston resident Noah Woods, he “truly life-saving intervention.” SEE WOODS, PAGE 7A SEE BOND, PAGE 6A

Attention online readers: United Way’s ‘Driving Change’ Beginning Feb. 19, on- line readers will have campaign meets $630,000 goal a limited number of views per month to the BY MARIE NESMITH fundraising method enables employees to do- website, and E-edition [email protected] nate a minimal amount yearlong, with a portion of their paycheck designated to the local United access will be sub- As its roadside signs illustrate, the United Way. scriber only. Current Way of Bartow County has reached its “Driving Noting the uniqueness of this year’s cam- subscribers will have Change” campaign goal. paign, Morehouse is excited to see these funds “United Way was able to secure $630,000 help United Way’s “wonderful partner agen- unlimited access to at the end of January,” United Way of Bartow cies” accomplish numerous goals over the next daily-tribune.com. County President Brenda Morehouse said. “It 12 months. Those who wish to was exciting to be able to take the thermom- “We truly focused on programs that we feel subscribe can sign eters to 100%. We are looking forward to be- are needed to take our community to the next ing able to help our Bartow County residents level,” she said. “We focused on raising money up online or call The RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS through allocated funding in 2020.” for early childhood education programs; pro- United Way of Bartow County president Brenda Morehouse, Daily Tribune News at The drive, which was offi cially conducted grams that provide those without health care kneeling, right, and United Way of Bartow County board mem- 770-382-4545. from Sept. 1 through Nov. 30, primarily ac- bers at the thermometer total board on Main Street in Carters- quires funds through payroll deductions. This SEE UNITED WAY, PAGE 5A ville.

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The Daily Tribune News loved and cared for. His family twelve o’clock in the afternoon. service to the Lord as an ordained Address: will forever remember his pas- Lee Nelson McLin The family will receive friends minister. He was a longtime mem- 251 S. Tennessee St. sion for gardening and fishing at Owen Funeral Home on Mon- ber of Poplar Springs Church, cur- Cartersville, GA 30120 and will always be grateful for Mr. Lee Nelson McLin, 92, of day, February 17, 2020, from ten rently a member of CanaanLand his love, compassion, big heart, Cartersville, GA, passed away o’clock in the morning until elev- Christian Center, and Adairsville Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. strong work ethic, generosity, peacefully on February 12, 2020. en thirty. Masonic Lodge F& AM #168 for Cartersville, GA 30120 Herbert Bryans and kindness. Lee was born on March 12, 1927, Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- over 50 years. He was an avid golf- Mr. Bryans is preceded in in Livingston, LA, to the late Mr. lins Drive, Cartersville, GA, is er and enjoyed spoiling his grand- Phone: 770-382-4545 Herbert “Bonelle” Bryans, death by his wife, Sarah Ber- John McLin honored to serve the family in this children and great-grandchildren. After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 92, passed away on February nice Carmichael Bryans; his and Mrs. Ellen diffi cult time. Mr. Dale was preceded in death by Fax: 770-382-2711 14, 2020. Bonelle was born parents; brothers, Alvin and Martin McLin. his parents and brother, M. L. Dale. Alan Davis, April 8, 1927, in Henry County, Marvin Bryans; sisters, Nellie Lee was born Survivors include his loving wife Publisher GA, to the late B. Brooks, LaRue B. Wood- in a small farm- of 73 years, Ruth Pelfrey Dale; son, Charles Mar- ward, and Mildred B. Walker. ing community Harold Dale and his wife, Cathy; Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor vin Bryans and Bonelle is survived by his in Louisiana. grandchildren, Matt and Shea Fannie Belle son, Mike and wife Joan Bry- He served his Dale and Lacey and Jeff Burns; Jennifer Moates, Whitaker Bry- ans of Cartersville, GA; grand- country in the great-grandchildren, Maddie Wil- Advertising Director ans. He was daughters, Julie (Andy) Sneed United States McLin liams, Ella Burns, Valiah Carter the husband of of Castle Rock, CO, Brett (Jim) Navy during and Zael Carter; several nieces, Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified the late Sarah Opaleski of Acworth, GA, and World War II which sparked his nephews, and dear friends. Advertising Director Bernice Car- Jennifer (Jeff) Pourchier of interest in mechanical engineer- Funeral services will be held michael Bry- Bryans Canton, GA. He is also sur- ing. Afterwards, Lee pursued a Wednesday, February 19, 2020, at Lee McCrory, ans. vived by eight great-grandchil- career in engineering resulting in Harold June Dale 2:00PM from the chapel of Bar- Circulation/Distribution Manager Bonelle served in the United dren: Garrett, Sarah, Sydney, him traveling the world for work ton Funeral Home with Rev. Les Byron Pezzarossi, States Army with the 24th sig- Beau, Jaime, Cole, Charley including North America, Asia, Rev. Harold June Dale, age 91, Connell offi ciating. Interment will Press Room Director nal Battalion in Korea, August, and Aubrey. Several nieces and Europe, and the Middle East for of Adairsville, went to be with his follow in Gordon Memorial, Cal- 1945, through January, 1947. nephews also survive to cher- Morrison Knudsen Engineering Lord and Savior Thursday, Febru- houn. Pallbearers include Jimmy Email: He owned and operated Dou- ish his memory. Company. He met the love of his ary 13, 2020. Boyd, Dwight Pratt, Jeffrey Burns, ble Cabins Grocery in Spal- A Celebration of Life Ser- life, Armida Modenessi in San He was born in the Oakman Kent Womack, Frank Fossett, Sam PUBLISHER ding County (1952-1962) and vice will be conducted at Sam Francisco, CA, in the late 1960s Community on June 15, 1928, to the Parker, and Jason Williams. [email protected] built and operated Ringgold Jones Memorial UMC on Mon- and soon after wed. Lee was an late Harley John and Mary Gertrude The family will receive friends Superette (1962-1967). Bonelle day, February 17, 2020, at three avid gardener and continued his Woody Dale. Mr. Dale was a vet- Wednesday from 11:00AM until MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] then served as Food Service o’clock in the afternoon with love of travel well into retirement, eran having served twelve years at 2:00PM at Barton Funeral Home, Director for the Griffin-Spal- the Revs. Kevin Lobello and visiting family and friends in Cal- the end of the WWII with the U.S. Adairsville. Sign the guestbook NEWSROOM ding County School System Stanley Harrell officiating. In- ifornia. He was also very active Army and U. S. Air Force Reserve. and leave online condolences at [email protected] from 1967 until 1985. He was terment will follow the service in the Morrison Knudsen Retire- Following his service he was em- www.BartonFuneralHome.net. FEATURES EDITOR a former member of Midway at Oak Hill Cemetery, Carters- ment Group. Lee’s sense of humor ployed with the county purchasing R. Dudley Barton & Son Funer- [email protected] UMC in Griffin, GA, and later ville. Serving as pallbearers and generous personality will be department where he later retired. al Home, Adairsville, will be in member at Locust Grove UMC will be: Bill Bowen, Charlie truly missed by all those who He also served two terms as May- charge of funeral arrangements for PHOTOGRAPHER where he was named Man of Bryans, Jimmy Jay, Jimmie knew and loved him. or of Adairsville, and a lifetime of Rev. Harold June Dale. [email protected] the Year in 2002. He and his Walker, and Bobbie Walker Lee is preceded in death by his STAFF REPORTERS wife moved to Cartersville in The family will receive wife, Armida McLin, his parents, [email protected] 2003, where he was a member friends at Owen Funeral Home, brothers; Charles McLin, and [email protected] of Sam Jones Memorial UMC Sunday, February 16, 2020, Louis McLin, sisters; Eva McLin, Gary Fox, and spent countless hours as from five o’clock in the eve- Lula McLin, Katy McLin, Olive SPORTS REPORTER a volunteer with the kitchen ning until seven. McLin Underwood, Lela McLin [email protected] crew. Bonelle’s helping spirit Please visit www.owenfuner- and Geraldine McLin Clark. CPA ADVERTISING DIRECTOR and devotion to Christ enabled als.com to leave online condo- He is survived by his children; [email protected] him to utilize his generous na- lences for the family. daughter, Monica McLin, and ture in assisting others. Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- son, John (Katrina) McLin. • Business and OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- Bonelle’s pride and joy was lins Drive, is honored to serve A Graveside Service for Mr. FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] his family as Dad, Granddad- the family in this most difficult McLin will be conducted on Personal Tax dy, and Big Papa. He dedicated time. Monday, February 17, 2020, at LEGAL ADVERTISING his life to ensure his family was Sunset Memorial Gardens at Preparation [email protected]

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Libelous char- turer of the year went to Yanmar. for all students to take an as- them in jobs here that are avail- gers and abusive language Stepp said the accolade hon- sessment which tells them what able?” will not be considered. Infor- ors not just a company’s busi- their aptitudes and interests are As for long-term workforce mation given must be factual. [email protected] 770-608-4523 All letters will be printed as ness achievements, but also cor- for careers.” solutions, Williams said har- submitted. No corrections will porate citizenship, community Williams said she wants to nessing the educational pipeline be made to grammar, spell- service, environmental steward- gather that data and “see how is essential. ing or style. Writers may have ship and commitment to educa- we best incorporate that, to con- “What does career explora- letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- tion, among other criteria. nect that information with the tion look like for a kindergart- plaints and thank-you letters “Since 1998, Yanmar’s corpo- local workforce.” ner, for instance?” she said. cannot be used. All are sub- rate facility has been headquar- The Chamber, she said, is “How do we expose them to ject to editing. Send letters to tered in the City of Adairsville,” also eying a massive workforce things at that age that’s very en- 251 S. 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STAFF REPORT land High day. Our toughest competition On Saturday, the Woodland comes within practice every day. High wrestling team won its The Daily Tribune News We have a good group of kids fourth consecutive GHSA Class (DTN): How did you get to that are in right now. They’re 5A state championship, this Woodland High School? coachable and they do what we time winning the traditional Adrian Tramutola (AT): ask them to do and we’ve been state tournament in Macon. I wrestled at Georgia State successful.” The program has now won and then I transferred and fin- seven state championships, and ished my wrestling career at DTN: You’ve had so many at the center of, possibly, Bar- the University of Tennessee at great wrestlers come through tow County’s most successful Chattanooga. I came back and your program. Who are some high school athletics program, took an assistant coaching and of the top wrestlers who you’ve is its head coach, Adrian Tra- teaching job with an old coach had at Woodland? mutola. of mine, a guy named Tony AT: That’s a tough question. Tramutola has been the head VanHorn at McEachern. I was You don’t want to leave any- coach at WHS for 11 years after there for six years and he was one out. When you think of the two years as an assistant with stepping down and moving top wrestlers to come through the Wildcats. During his time as into a new profession. Another Woodland High School, you the head coach, Woodland has one of our coaches took a job have to think of guys who’ve developed into a powerhouse. In somewhere else at Loganville. already graduated because between state championships in It was almost like the staff was you still have some who are 2011 and 2019, Woodland failed breaking up. I got a call from in school. You can’t really say to fi nish as at least the state Charlie Higdon, who was the Tom Brady is in the Hall of runner-up only once at the state former head coach a Woodland Fame because he’s still play- duals championships. During High School. Me and Charlie ing. But you think of kids like that span, Woodland won 17 were both from Florida, went Logan Sims, who was a three- individual and team region ti- on several trips together, knew time state champ there; Kyle tles and had 15 individual state each other growing up. He con- Gollhofer, who was the first champs crowned. tacted me about possibly com- ever four-time state champ Prior to arriving at Wood- ing to Woodland. One thing led in Bartow County; Cody Co- land, Tramutola served as an to another, the opportunity pre- chran, another three-time state assistant coach for six years at sented itself and I got a coach- champ. And I don’t want to McEachern High School. At ing job there. leave anybody out. You look at McEachern, he helped the Indi- the current group of guys now, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Woodland High head wrestling coach Adrian Tramutola has been at the helm for four consecu- ans to fi ve state titles. DTN: Did you always know they’re doing bigger and bet- tive state championships for the Wildcat program. Success on the mat hasn’t you wanted to be a wrestling ter things than those guys. We just come in coaching, though, coach? haven’t put this in place, but guys coming up want to be best students academically as room and balanced it socially. as Coach T was a two-time AT: I did. Growing up with it’s almost like the kids are so better than the current guys. well. It’s the kids who have Those are the ones who have conference champ and NCAA single mother in Miami, there competitive they want to outdo One thing that has always been been able to handle what wres- been the most successful. qualifier in college, and was were so many coaches along my the group before them. Hope- consistent is our best wrestlers tling has put on their plate, but twice an All-American at the wrestling career who made an fully, some of these younger have always been some of our also balanced it with the class- SEE BIO, PAGE 5A U.S. Senior Nationals, and he impact in my life. So I kind of qualified for the 1996 Olympic knew, once I graduated, I still Trials, where he placed fifth. In wanted to stay involved in wres- Cartersville Family high school, he was a two-time tling. It was the easiest transi- Florida state finalist and the tion from competing. I didn’t Medicine 1993 state champion for Chris- know exactly what I wanted to topher Columbus High School. do at an early age or how I was Henry C. Guthery III M.D. He also was a six-time Fargo going to do it, but teaching and All-American and finished coaching was probably the clos- 770-386-9390 fifth at the 1993 High School est tie-in for it. National tournament. 17 Collins Drive, Cartersville, GA 30120 DTN: How has your program Name: Adrian Tramutola become so successful? NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS Age: 45 AT: We just continue to stay Family: Wife, Karol; dog, the course and develop our kids Bailey. and stick with that we know how City of residence: Kennesaw to do. We have some good kids Occupation: Head of Phys- who train all the time, train at a ical Education Department/ high level. The kids inside our Head Wrestling Coach at Wood- room get each other better every Your NEWS

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www.daily-tribune.com U.S. & WORLD 4A Sunday, February 16, 2020 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Turkey, Russia to discuss grave situation in Syria’s Idlib

BY GEIR MOULSON ics. “We are already hosting 3.5-4 temporary shelters but these are Lavrov said that agreements be- Associated Press million people. Unfortunately we temporary solutions,” Cavusoglu tween Moscow and Ankara “imply are not in a position of accepting said. “We need a cease-fi re.” both a cease-fi re and a demilita- A Turkish delegation will travel this another 1 million.” German Foreign Minister Heiko rized zone, but most importantly to Russia on Monday to discuss the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Maas said he pushed Russian For- drawing a line between the normal situation in Syria’s Idlib province Cavusoglu said after meeting his eign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who opposition and terrorists.” amid mounting fears of a human- German counterpart on the side- was also in Munich, for Russia to “These agreements do not mean itarian disaster there, Turkey’s for- lines of the Munich Security Con- lean on Assad’s government to stop the hard fi ghting against the terror- eign minister said. ference that 2 million people could the fi ghting. ist the threat will stop,” he said. Hundreds of thousands of civil- head for Turkey’s border with Syria “We are very worried that this Kenneth Roth, executive direc- ians in Idlib province are scram- if no cease-fi re is achieved. is going become a humanitarian tor of Human Rights Watch, said bling to escape a widening, multi- He said a Turkish delegation was catastrophe if the fi ghting there at a news conference that Russia is front offensive by Syrian President due to visit Moscow on Monday to doesn’t stop,” he said. the key to stopping the crisis since Bashar Assad’s forces. talk discuss the situation in Idlib, Cavusoglu said later Saturday he it provides the Syrian government “What matters is today around much of which remains in rebel held a positive meeting with Lav- with aerial support. 1 million people from Idlib have hands. The meeting follows previ- rov. “Russia offers various excuses,” been moving towards our border,” ous visits by a Russian delegation The Russian foreign minister he said. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip to Ankara. Russia supports Assad, told the Munich conference after Roth acknowledged the presence AP PHOTO Erdogan said in a statement Sat- while Turkey backs the opposition. that meeting that parts of Idlib re- of thousands of jihadists in Idlib Civilians fl ee from Idlib toward the north to fi nd safety inside urday after a phone call with U.S. “There are already people com- main “one of the last hotbeds of but said “that does not justify the Syria near the border with Turkey Saturday. Syrian troops are President Donald Trump in which ing to our border and, with Germa- terrorism, at least the only one on indiscriminate bombardment of waging an offensive in the last rebel stronghold. they discussed Syria and other top- ny’s support, we are going to build the west bank of the Euphrates.” the civilian population.” New virus cases fall; Xi urged steps as early as January 7

BY YANAN WANG fi rst city to impose an unprece- Associated Press dented halt on outbound trans- portation. China reported Sunday a drop Xi was previously seen as tak- in new virus cases for the third ing a backseat in the crisis while straight day, as it became appar- authorities in Hubei and Wuhan ent that the country’s leadership faced public fury over their ini- was aware of the potential gravi- tial handling of the epidemic. ty of the situation well before the The anger reached a peak earlier alarm was sounded. this month following the death of After Chinese President Xi Li Wenliang, a young doctor who Jinping played a muted public was reprimanded by local police role in the early days of the ep- for trying to spread a warning idemic, state media published about the virus. He ended up dy- Saturday evening a speech Xi ing of the disease himself. delivered Feb. 3 in which he said In apparent response to the he gave instructions on fi ghting outrage, the ruling Communist the virus as early as Jan. 7. MARK SCHIEFELBEIN/AP Party’s top offi cials in Hubei and The disclosure indicates top Travelers wear face masks and goggles as they use their smart- Wuhan were axed and replaced leaders knew about the out- phones outside the Beijing Railway Station in Beijing Saturday. last week. break’s potential severity weeks People returning to Beijing will now have to isolate themselves The publication of Xi’s speech before such dangers were made either at home or in a concentrated area for medical observa- suggests the party hopes to tion, said a notice from the Chinese capital’s prevention and Think you can beat the clock? known to the public. It was not control work group published by state media late Friday. demonstrate it acted decisively Do you trust your GPS or do you always assume you can get there just a little bit faster? Arriving to until late January that offi cials from the beginning. But it also a birthday party a few minutes late isn’t usually a big deal, but overestimating your control can said the virus can spread be- China’s fall in new cases fol- which has the bulk of infections. opens Xi up to criticism over potentially lead to serious problems for you and your finances. tween humans and public alarm lows a spike of more than 15,000 It has since spread to more why the general population was 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.” began to rise. on Thursday, when the central than 24 countries and prompted not alerted sooner. Trust in the Sound familiar? There are 2,009 new cases in province of Hubei adopted a new sweeping prevention measures government’s approach to out- We all have subconscious biases, but that doesn’t mean they need to get in the way of your mainland China, bringing its to- diagnostic method that includes from the Chinese government, breaks remains fractured after financial success. As a financial advisor, I can help you set up guardrails against your own biases tal number of confi rmed cases to clinical diagnoses in its offi cial including a lockdown of cities the SARS epidemic of 2002 and and give you the tools and education you need to manage your hard-earned wealth with 68,500, according to the coun- account. Overwhelmed by sus- with a combined population of 2003, which was covered up for confidence. try’s National Health Commis- pected cases, the province has more than 60 million. months. In addition to providing personalized financial guidance, I also serve as a knowledgeable resource sion. not able to test every person ex- In his speech, Xi revealed that Even as authorities have and accountability partner for my clients, helping them to stay on track for their long-term goals. The fatality rate remained hibiting symptoms. The clinical he ordered the shutdowns at the pledged transparency through How can I help you reach yours? stable with 142 new deaths, the diagnosis is based on doctors’ epicenter: “On Jan. 22, in light of the current outbreak, they have commission said. The death analysis and lung imaging and is the epidemic’s rapid spread and labelled people like Li as “ru- Bart Moore, MBA, CLU, ChFC, AWMA toll in mainland China from intended to allow probable cases the challenges of prevention and mor-mongers.” Citizen journal- Vice President, Investments 100 West Cherokee Ave Suite 100 COVID-19, a disease stemming to be treated as confi rmed ones control, I made a clear request ists who challenged the offi cial Cartersville, GA 30120 from a new form of coronavirus, without the need to wait for a lab that Hubei province implement narrative have disappeared and T 770.382.2124 // C 404.932.4049 now stands at 1,665. In all, 9,419 result. comprehensive and stringent con- are believed to be detained. [email protected] people have recovered and been The outbreak began in Decem- trols over the outfl ow of people.” raymondjames.com/BartMoore discharged from hospital. ber in Wuhan, capital of Hubei, On Jan. 23, Wuhan became the SEE VIRUS, PAGE 8A

THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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40.82 +1.8 +19.9/D +9.7/D 5.75 250 Altria NY 3.36 45.17 -1.05 -2.3 -9.5 Lowes NY 2.20 125.42 +3.94 +3.2 +4.7 American Funds WAMtInvsA m LB 62,220 49.59 +2.2 +20.0/D +10.9/C 5.75 250 Apache NY 1.00 27.36 -.75 -2.7 +6.9 29,000 Lyft Inc n NA ... 44.69 -5.23 -10.5 +3.9 Dodge & Cox Stk LV 71,629 197.33 -0.2 +15.7/C +9.9/A NL 2,500 Apple Inc NA 3.08 324.95 +4.92 +1.5 +10.7 MarathnO NY .20 10.64 -1.04 -8.9 -21.6 Federated EqInc,IncA f LV 714 22.39 +1.0 +13.1/D +5.3/E 5.50 1,500 AuroraC NY ... 1.58 -.12 -7.1 -26.9 Mattel NA .60 13.95 -.13 -0.9 +3.0 Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm LB 236,283 117.48 +3.1 +25.6/A +12.3/A NL 0 28,000 BP PLC NY 2.46 36.00 +.26 +0.7 -4.6 McDnlds NY 5.00 217.09 +5.48 +2.6 +9.9 Fidelity Contrafund LG 98,204 14.72 +4.6 +26.7/C +14.2/B NL 0 BankOZK NA 1.00 28.09 +.24 +0.9 -7.9 Merck NY 2.44 82.65 -2.43 -2.9 -9.1 George Putnam BalA m MA 1,109 21.53 +2.3 +20.5/A +8.5/A 5.75 0 BkofAm NY .72 34.85 +.24 +0.7 -1.1 MicronT NA ... 58.50 +1.62 +2.8 +8.8 INVESCO QualIncA m CI 303 11.78 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76.69 +.66 +0.9 +11.4 Pinterest n NY ... 23.22 -1.98 -7.9 +24.6 Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 114,787 304.35 +3.1 +25.5/A +12.3/A NL 5,000,000 11,359.49 9,676.06 Dow Jones Transportation 10,862.92 +5.19 +.05 -.35 +2.79 Comcast NA .92 46.09 +1.35 +3.0 +2.5 ProctGam NY 2.98 126.14 +.06 ... +1.0 956.35 732.82 Dow Jones Utilities 955.35 +23.52 +2.52 +8.66 +29.36 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 125,310 304.38 +3.1 +25.6/A +12.3/A NL 100,000,000 ConAgra NY .85 32.69 +.74 +2.3 -4.5 Roku NA ... 130.25 +6.00 +4.8 -2.7 14,183.26 12,238.40 NYSE Composite 14,097.34 +165.41 +1.19 +1.32 +11.85 Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 110,568 11.23 +1.3 +9.7/B +3.2/B NL 3,000 Darden NY 3.52 121.71 +1.00 +0.8 +11.7 SlackTc n NY ... 27.99 +5.00 +21.7 +24.5 9,748.32 7,290.03 Nasdaq Composite 9,731.18 +210.66 +2.21 +8.45 +30.23 Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 76,981 29.76 -1.5 +13.0/D +4.9/B NL 3,000 Deere NY 3.04 168.07 +.62 +0.4 -3.0 SmDirCl n NA ... 12.83 -1.71 -11.8 +46.8 3,385.09 2,703.79 S&P 500 3,380.16 +52.45 +1.58 +4.62 +21.78 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what I write and passing it off don’t think the truth is worth blind sibling from getting body as their own reporting, which is paying for, you don’t deserve to slammed into a boiling caul- something I’ve had more than read it, anyhow. dron. one competing newspaper do to Switching gears to things you And if you’re wondering Swift at the my work here at The Tribune. SHOULDN’T spend your hard- what the point of this thing is, I dare anybody out there to earned money on, though, our that makes two of us. show me more comprehensive, flick of the week is “Gretel and This is one of those “slow- exhaustive reporting ANY- Hansel,” an early contender for burn” movies, I’m afraid, WHERE in Bartow than what worst movie of 2020, although which is public relations-speak you’re getting in the Tribune. I think deep down we all know for “don’t nothing happen for Movies As a matter of fact, I dare you all we gotta’ do is wait a week the first 90 minutes of the pic- to show me any other so-called or two and Hollywood will in- ture.” In fact, the ONLY thing “news source” out there that’s evitably wind up giving us one of note that happens through- even reporting about campaign that’s even worse. out the entire movie is this finance disclosure, bond issues, First off, the movie has noth- one part where the hag grosses the substance-abuse crisis, af- ing to do with that one “Hansel everybody out by barfing up ‘Gretel and Hansel’ fordable housing or things as and Gretel” movie that came a ponytail, and even then the rudimentary as planning and out a few years back, but I as- lighting is so bad that it’ll take Swift zoning meetings in the com- sure you, it’s every bit as bad. you a couple of seconds to de- munity. This time around, we’ve got duce that it ain’t a giant strand is an absolute bore That’s because they aren’t, this one androgynous-looking of spaghetti. and they don’t know HOW to 12-year-old and her six-year- Simply put, “Gretel and Han- BY JAMES SWIFT ering four or five government value — real news. do it, either. old runt of a brother ambling sel” is a meaningless movie. [email protected] meetings across the county and I keep hearing people talking In every other industry, the around the hinterlands of Nev- It’s not scary, the acting is ho- three or four superior court about “new media” replacing maxim is “the customer is al- er Never Land, where this one hum, the dialogue is bland, the Now here’s a wacky idea a cases in one shift. You’re pay- the newspaper. That’s funny, ways right.” Well, in journal- 89-year-old hag takes ‘em into special effects are lame and if lot of people seem to have a ing for all of the holidays and because last I checked, The ism, I don’t care what the cus- her triangle-shaped house and there’s supposed to be some hard time wrapping their heads weekends I work when I could Daily Tribune is the ONLY real tomer thinks and I don’t care slowly cajoles them into being kinda’ deeper social commen- around — that people ought be spending it with my loved news source in Bartow — that what your definition of “right sacrifices to either the devil or tary going on here, good luck to actually get PAID for their ones. You’re paying for the is, unless you think a buncha’ or wrong” is supposed to en- Harvey Weinstein, I couldn’t trying to find it. It’s an utterly work. hours I spend on the road, driv- yahoos writing about Billy Joe tail. The only thing that mat- really tell. So a good 80 min- lifeless movie that feels like it Somebody showed me some ing all over the state of Geor- McClatchy getting his tractor ters to me, as an actual report- utes of the movie is just the was written by some computer dunderhead on Facebook gia, to cover your kids’ football stuck off Mudhen Lane and er, is whether something is true swamp hag sitting at a dinner program with no understanding talking some mess about the games. You’re paying for the baby Yoda memes constitutes or false and it has evidence to table talking about all of the of the human psyche — so, in paper moving to a digital sub- off-the-clock hours I spend por- hard news. support it. orphans she’s been eating for other words, it’s pretty much scription model. You know, the ing over public records, court I’ve seen these sites and pag- On Facebook, all you’re get- breakfast since the 12th cen- the same as every other hor- same one that virtually every cases, memorandum of under- es and at best, you MIGHT get ting is a buncha’ opinions and tury, and all of a sudden we ror movie Hollywood’s making other newspaper out there has, standings, ordinance amend- a one paragraph blurb where unverified, secondhand clap- learn that our middle-school- nowadays. and has had for years now. Now, ments, safety inspections and the names of superior court trap passed off as “news.” And aged heroine actually has re- The best I can give “Gre- this being Facebook and all, I vendor contracts just to make judges are misspelled and they in an online ecosphere filled ally powerful telekinetic abili- tel and Hansel” is a lackluster had a pretty hard time reading sure what you’re reading in the get the criminal offenses wrong with so much propaganda, ties, and wouldn’t you know it, ONE PIECE OF POPCORN through all of the misspelled paper is something that’s in and pretty much everything inanity and flat-out nonsense, she springs ‘em out on the evil OUT OF FOUR RATING. Un- words, but from what I gath- short supply in this, the social else posted is a slightly reword- that makes the REAL reporting witch (whose “real” form looks fortunately, this one IS playing ered, this mushhead thought I media age — actual informa- ed press release. That is, when The Daily Tribune News does like some sort of avant-garde at the local movie theater — do didn’t deserve the right to mon- tion that’s been vetted, sourced those same sites and pages ar- more valuable than ever. New York Fashion Week hat yourself a favor and avoid it etize my own writing. and fact-checked for accuracy. en’t shamelessly plagiarizing And quite frankly? If you model) just in time to save her like a sugar-free chocolate bar. Lemme’ make this real easy Call me crazy, but I think I for you. You see, you ain’t pay- deserve to make some mon- ing for the parts, you’re paying ey off that hard work instead for the labor. of handing it out for free. You You’re paying for the 14-, 15- know why? ‘Cause I’m actually and 16-hour days I put in, cov- giving you something that has

Sutton called Patricia McCoy and recorded the call, during Suit which McCoy repeatedly used a From Page 1A racial slur, the lawsuit says. Patri- cia McCoy told her, “I don’t put up white former landlords, saying they with (racial slurs) in my house and used racial slurs when telling her to I don’t want them in my property.” leave the home. They reached a set- Patricia McCoy told The Associat- tlement agreement last month, and ed Press in July that they didn’t kick the parties fi led a dismissal notifi - Sutton out over black visitors. But in cation Thursday in federal court. the settlement agreement and dis- Sutton and her family moved missal notifi cation, the McCoys ac- into the house in Adairsville in Au- knowledged making the statements gust 2017. attributed to them in the lawsuit. As a black co-worker with a The McCoys apologized for any young child was leaving after a harm and suffering Sutton and her play date with Sutton’s daughters family endured because of their on Sept. 30, 2018, the co-worker eviction and paid her $150,000, hugged Sutton goodbye. Later that which includes her attorneys’ fees. day, Allen McCoy came to the “Racial discrimination is as real house and called Sutton a “(racial and insidious today as it was sixty slur) lover,” the lawsuit says. years ago and must be called out He told her he would call Child and stopped,” one of Sutton’s at- Protective Services for having a torneys, Brian Corman, said in an black person on the property and emailed statement. “It was of the ut- told Sutton she had two weeks to most importance to Ms. Sutton that move out, the lawsuit says. When the McCoys acknowledge and apol- Sutton protested, McCoy told her to ogize for their wrongdoing and for call his wife and threatened to call the harm they have caused, and we the police if Sutton’s black friend hope this lawsuit shows that racism came onto his property again. will not be tolerated in any form.”

Community Clinic, Boy Scouts of Northwest Georgia Bartow Troops, United Way Advocates for Children, The Book- mobile, Bartow Literacy Council, From Page 1A Mission United for veterans, Bar- resources to receive the services tow Give a Kid a Chance, Bartow they need and deserve; programs Education Foundation and Etowah that help to stop the endless cycle Scholarship Foundation. of generational poverty and home- According to www.bartow- lessness; programs to help those liveunited.org, “United Way of who truly want to gain employ- Bartow County is a local 501(c) ment and be self-suffi cient; and (3) nonprofi t organization serving for our Mission United program, Cartersville, Taylorsville, Euharlee, which helps veterans with job op- Cass, Adairsville, Kingston, Rydal, portunities and temporary funding. Emerson, White and Allatoona. These are the services needed to be We work every day to advance the able to move the mark in our com- common good by investing in high munity in a positive manner.” quality human service programs The “Driving Change” cam- and by working with philanthro- paign’s funds will be distributed to pists, businesses, churches, local United Way’s agencies, which in- governments and dedicated com- clude Allatoona Resource Center, munity volunteers to create lasting Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter, and measurable changes. United Bartow County 4-H Club, Boys Way creates opportunities for all & Girls Clubs of Bartow County, by focusing on the building blocks American Red Cross, Christian for a good life: Education, Basic League for Battered Women, The Needs, Health. Great things hap- Salvation Army, Good Shepherd pen when we LIVE UNITED.” Foundation, Hickory Log Vo- For more information about the cational School, North Bartow local United Way, visit www.bartow- Community Services, Tonsmeire liveunited.org or call 770-386-1677.

a row. Of the kids who wrestled this tournament, we only had two Bio seniors. Our future’s pretty bright. We have some extremely, extreme- From Page 3A ly tough kids. But, that being said, DTN: Where do you see your I have a bad away of always think- career going from here? Do you ing, ‘What about next year?’ So just want to be at Woodland for as you’re always constantly trying to long as possible or do you have any make improvements or look to the goals as far as what you want to do next thing, but you never know. at Woodland? I’m happy where I’m at right now. AT: Who knows? You never There’s no reason for me to be con- know what tomorrow holds for you. sidering what’s next besides what’s We just won our fourth state title in next for this group right here. 6A Sunday, February 16, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News Infrastructure STARS OF THE SHOW From Page 1A That includes $3.7 billion in projected traffi c and safety funding needs, $7.6 billion in pro- jected road maintenance funding needs and $82 billion in projected interstate capacity funding needs. Such infrastructure shortfalls, he said, would undoubtedly have a major impact on Georgia’s economy. “One of the things that we’re looking at is how the poverty rate will change in different ar- eas around the state,” he said. “And that matters for freight and logistics, because from our per- spective, transportation investments is one of those areas where we can really see stimulation and economic development all across the state of Georgia.” The local community, Millican said, could certainly feel the crunch of a rapid increase in freight loads throughout the state, noting that Georgia’s port volume is expected to increase from 4.5 million containers a year to 8.5 mil- lion. “83% of those containers go on a truck,” he said. “And Bartow County is uniquely posi- tioned on the I-75 corridor, which is the busiest corridor for truck traffi c in the entire state of Georgia.” Naturally, he said that raises the question of what the State can do to lessen the impact of truck traffi c on the metro Atlanta area. “We know that at least 30% of those contain- ers are going somewhere other than Georgia,” he said. “Wherever they are going across the United States, they don’t have to go into metro Atlanta … for those containers that don’t have to go to Atlanta, how do we get them to their fi - RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS nal destination without them going inside 285?” Left, Woodland High senior McKenna Trapheagen was recognized as Bartow County’s system STAR student at the Cartersville Rotary To address that problem, Millican said he Club’s annual STAR Student/Teacher Awards luncheon Wednesday wouldn’t be surprised to see the State make even at the Cartersville Country Club. Above, Excel Christian Academy se- more investments in inland ports — such as the nior Brendan Quillin was named system winner for Cartersville at the ones already in operation in Murray County and Cartersville Rotary Club’s annual STAR Student/Teacher Awards lun- Bainbridge — in the years ahead. cheon Wednesday. “I think their plans are to have, probably, two to three more,” he said. “The strategy behind those inland ports is basically to divert traffi c around metro Atlanta.” Trapheagen, Quillin win system STAR student honors At this juncture, Millican said the GTA isn’t pushing for any specifi c funding solutions to ad- BY DONNA HARRIS STAR students have the highest me or moved me as much as he has,” he said. dress Georgia’s freight and logistics concerns. [email protected] score on a single test date on the SAT she said. “He radiates an infectious Bonner said she was “truly hon- He did, however, touch upon several fi nd- taken through the November testing joy, an energy that excited me for high ored” that her prized student would ings from a 2019 GCOFAL report, including a EDITOR’S NOTE: This story orig- of their senior year and are in the top school as a hopeful ninth-grader.” select her as his STAR teacher. proposal urging the Legislature to create a bill inally appeared in the Feb. 13 edition 10% or the Top 10 students, based on One of two freshmen in the senior “Brendan’s one of those students providing for a line item in the State budget ex- of The Daily Tribune News but was grade point average, of their graduat- government class, Trapheagen said she that pushes me as a teacher because he plicitly for freight rail appropriations. not complete due to an editing error. It ing class. was “horrifi ed,” but before her fi rst test, is so smart in math and everything, but “That legislation is actually in process in the is being re-run to show in its entirety. Each STAR student names a STAR she knew she had “nothing to worry math particularly, and I question why General Assembly, House Bill 820,” Millican teacher who has had a major impact on about” when Taylor “belted out a beauti- I’m doing the things I’m doing for the said. In the education arena, Bartow his or her success in school. ful rendition of ‘Lean on Me’ and a soul- reason, not just how to do it,” she said. The GCOFAL does have a local connec- County has no shortage of STARS in The Class of 2020’s STAR students ful prayer, his signature way of wishing “So there’s always that deeper under- tion. One of the committee members is Bartow its two school systems. and teachers are Brendan Luginbuhl us good luck before our exams.” standing of it.” County Commissioner Steve Taylor. The Cartersville Rotary Club hon- and English teacher Christy McCor- “I’d been blessed with a teacher who Quillin “likes to be his best” both A resolution seeking to reauthorize the GCO- ored fi ve of the top-performing stu- mick from Adairsville High, Caleb genuinely loved what he was doing inside and outside the classroom, Bon- FAL for 2020 passed the Georgia House of dents in the county during the 62nd an- Doolittle from Cass High and retired and has forever inspired me to search ner said. Representatives Feb. 5, 169 votes to zero. nual STAR Student/Teacher Awards South Central Middle Band Director for that same feeling day after day,” “I got to watch him play a lot of bas- “Just in time for the long recess,” Millican luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Sheila Smith, Trapheagen and social she said. ketball this year, and let me tell you, said. “They may not agree on the budget, but I Cartersville Country Club. studies teacher Crawford Taylor from Taylor, a three-time STAR teacher, that boy works hard,” she said. “He think they all agree that we need to keep look- “The Cartersville Rotary Club is Woodland, Logan Cagle and math recalled that AP class and that fi rst does so good, and I’m proud of you for ing at this freight and logistics issue.” delighted to host the STAR program teacher Mindy Surrett from Carters- test. that. I can’t wait to see what the future Georgia’s rail transportation companies cer- luncheon because it gives us the op- ville High and Quillin and math teach- “When I got that fi rst test back, holds for him.” tainly have “a lot of skin in the game,” Millican portunity to honor the hard work and er Kaley Bonner from Excel. McKenna’s writing was so eloquent Dye congratulated all of this year’s said. accomplishments of some of our fu- Trapheagen — who plans to earn a and so perfectly answered the question STAR students. “Primarily, because there’s no public funding ture leaders and the talented educators degree in literature, media and com- that I couldn’t read the others,” he said. “Your efforts and your accomplish- for private railroads in Georgia,” he said. “Be- who helped shape their academic suc- munication from the Georgia Institute “I read hers fi rst, and I realized I just ments are applauded, and we wish you tween CSX and Norfolk Southern, they’re put- cess,” said STAR program Chairwom- of Technology — loves literature and couldn’t do that from then on, that if the best of luck as you continue your ting between $250 million-$300 million a year an Cheree Dye, who followed longtime said writing has “always been an es- I read McKenna’s fi rst, the others just education and you endeavor to make back into their infrastructure here in Georgia Chairman Rick Drews as program cape” for her. didn’t matter. So I had to read McKen- your mark on this world,” she said. alone.” chair this year. “We recognized an “I fi rmly believe that in order for an na’s last. She was my best student in a “And after hearing about you and Millican said that one aspect of HB 820, extremely talented group of students individual to truly excel in what they’re class full of seniors, and she was the hearing from you, I have no doubt that which is sponsored by District 9 State Rep. this year who have everything it takes doing, they need to fi nd what they love AP Government Student of the Year, you will.” Kevin Tanner (R, Dawsonville), would include to achieve the dreams they shared with and simply aspire to make it better,” and it was never close.” She also congratulated the STAR a line item for State-owned rail. us in their acceptance speeches.” she said. “Our work should be reward- From her fi rst day in his class, Trap- teachers. Unsurprisingly, the discussion of freight is- After hearing from the STAR stu- ing to both ourselves and the world.” heagen was “unlike most every stu- “Everyone in this room knows the sues in Cartersville turned towards the matter dents and teachers, Dye announced The Woodland cross country and dent I’ve ever had,” Taylor said. power of a good teacher,” she said. of at-grade blockages. the names of the two system winners track standout, who also plans to run “She was so thoughtful, and she “We’ve all had them. We all still re- Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini said he — McKenna Trapheagen from Wood- at Georgia Tech, thanked her par- worked so hard, and she was eager to member them. And I want to thank would like to see better communication and land High School and Brendan Quillin ents, Sheri and Alec Trapheagen of learn,” he said. “There’s not a day I you and congratulate you for the work cooperation from CSX regarding downtown from Excel Christian Academy. Euharlee, for the “immeasurable im- didn’t look forward to coming to work that you’ve done and for the impact stoppages. “I was so honored and a little sur- pact” they had on her education, for and not a day that after I taught McK- that you’ve made. You have no idea “In addition to truck traffi c, we might be in- prised, to be honest, but very grateful the “amount of passion that the two enna, I didn’t wish that I could teach how many lives that you’ve touched.” creasing problems with trains and public safe- and excited to see where it goes,” Trap- of them have instilled” in her and for her again.” Each STAR student received a $150 ty when roads are blocked,” he said. “To me, heagen, 17, said. a childhood “fi lled with memories of Taylor did get to teach her again scholarship and a certifi cate from the the larger issue is Mission Road … if we’ve Quillin said he was “humbled” by creative exploration.” in sociology, “and she put the same Rotary Club, and Trapheagen and got a house on fi re or somebody’s got a medi- being named Cartersville’s system “They taught me to live, learn and amount of dedication into an elective Quillin were awarded an additional cal emergency, they’re sending somebody down winner and “didn’t even know” he was love with an unmatched, unprecedent- that she had put into a core class,” he $100 scholarship for being the system the road, there’s no way to reroute that. And if competing for a system title. ed vigor,” she said. said. winners. our public safety folks know, we can at least ac- “I didn’t have that much information Her parents also immersed her in all Quillin, son of Jeff and Debbie The STAR teachers received $50 commodate it — ‘Hey, this crossing’s going to so I didn’t know that it was separate,” areas of life, from art and sports to lit- Quillin of Adairsville, said he has a checks and certifi cates. be blocked for 20-30 minutes.’ We don’t need the 18-year-old said. “I didn’t ever [re- erature and music. “natural affi nity for math” and has de- The two system winners, teachers specifi cs, but if there’s a timetable, we can plan alize the Cartersville system] was go- “I’m inspired by the skills of veloped “quite an interest in history,” and their guests will attend the Region for it.” ing to be separate from just Bartow so Cronkite, Carroll and Caravaggio but he isn’t sure of his future plans yet. 1 STAR banquet March 24 at Coosa District 14 State Rep. Mitchell Scoggins (R, it was a surprise, but I’m honored.” alike,” she said. “These infl uential He doesn’t know what college he Country Club in Rome, where Traphe- Cartersville) said legislative efforts have been Trapheagen, who turns 18 on Feb. professionals revolutionized their do- wants to attend, as he’s waiting to agen and Quillin will compete for the made to address that particular issue. 20, became the fi fth consecutive mains, energizing the youthful minds see what schools might be interested region title. “We did introduce a bill last year to try to pro- Woodland High student to win system of my generation. I seek the same im- in him as a basketball player, but he “We are excited to send the two sys- hibit — or stop, or slow down — those blocking honors, and Quillin was the fi rst Excel pact as I grow into a fi erce leader of the said he will “likely major in medicine, tem winners to the regional event in the crossing,” he said. “And we never did get it student to be named the system winner professional athletic arena.” computer science or music.” Rome, and we believe they will repre- before a hearing.” since 2014. Though she loves literature and One thing Quillin was sure about sent our community extremely well,” Millican said that Federal Railroad Adminis- The Student Teacher Achievement writing, Trapheagen said she chose her was choosing his calculus teacher as Dye said. tration (FRA) regulations greatly limit what can Recognition program, sponsored by ninth-grade Advanced Placement gov- his STAR teacher. The 12 region winners and teach- be done to address the matter. the Professional Association of Geor- ernment teacher as her STAR teacher “Ms. Bonner is an enthusiastic ers will be invited to attend the State “That’s the other challenge,” he said. “The gia Educators, recognizes the state’s because she sees the “same passion in teacher who creates a fun and laid- PAGE STAR Banquet April 27 at Son- FRA has preemption over a lot of this stuff, so outstanding high school seniors and him that my parents raised me to em- back classroom environment and esta Gwinnett Place Atlanta in Duluth as it relates to railroad right-of-way, there’s not the teachers who have contributed the brace and seek.” clearly has a genuine enjoyment of to compete for the state’s top STAR a lot of wiggle room in terms of what the State most to their academic achievement. “Very few teachers have motivated teaching so she was an easy choice,” honors. or even the local government can do.”

Organizers of The Base recruit fellow cy to commit murder and participating HYOSUB SHIN/ATLANTA white supremacists online — particu- in a criminal street gang. Authorities JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION Bond VIA AP larly seeking out veterans because of said the men planned to kill the Bartow Jacob Kaderli, left, their military training — use encrypt- County couple who were part of the From Page 1A and Michael Helter- ed chat rooms and train members in Antifa movement, and believed killing brand, right, sit with The Base, a collective of hardcore military-style camps in the woods, ac- the couple would send a message to en- Helterbrand’s attor- neo-Nazis that operate as a paramili- cording to experts who track extremist emies of The Base. ney Radford Bunker tary organization, has proclaimed war groups. The arrest of the three men was an- as Kaderli’s attorney against minority communities within The group, which has the motto nounced a day after three other mem- John Lovell (not pic- the United States and abroad, the FBI “learn, train, fi ght,” brings together bers of the group were arrested on fed- tured) speaks before has said. Unlike other extremist groups, white supremacists with varying ideol- eral charges in Maryland and Delaware. Floyd County Superi- it’s not focused on promulgating pro- ogies. Prosecutors said during Friday’s hear- or Court Judge Jack Niedrach during their paganda — instead the group aims to Police confi rmed last month that the ing that they are exploring additional bond hearing at Floyd bring together highly skilled members three Georgia men linked to The Base charges against the three, the newspa- County Superior Court to train them for acts of violence. were arrested on charges of conspira- per reported. in Rome on Friday. The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, February 16, 2020 7A

vented tragedy. “Noah’s brave He said it was an honor and celebratory laps in the parking actions saved the lives of the a privilege to pay tribute to his lot. Woods family that day,” he said. own fl esh and blood at Friday’s Woods was all waves and Woods was celebrated by the ceremony. smiles as the engine made its From Page 1A local fi re department with an “What I’ve always heard is he- rounds — he seemed especially “When our engine crews ar- honorary badge, a fi refi ghter hel- roes come in all shapes and siz- excited to honk the horn. rived, they found heavy smoke,” met and a commemorative pin. es. Well, he showed me this week Jamison said the accolades Jamison recounted at a special While fl anked by news cameras, age is a part of it, too,” he said. are still coming for the energet- presentation Friday morning the jubilant elementary school- “Knowing that a 5-year-old can ic 5-year-old. He said Woods at the BCFD headquarters off er dined on an assortment of go out and save his whole fami- should expect to receive a formal Highway 20. “Upon further in- Valentine’s Day doughnuts. He ly was just an eye opener to me. commendation from Gov. Brian vestigation, we learned that the was presented a cake featuring That shows me that what we do Kemp shortly, while District 14 fi re started in the young man’s a cartoon Dalmatian taking the in our community and what we State Sen. Bruce Thompson is bedroom. When he woke up, the wheel of a fi re engine. “Noah is do as far as going out to schools proposing a Senate resolution bedroom was full of smoke … a hometown hero!” the pastry and getting to talk to children, it recognizing him for his quick the only way out was through a declared. plays a huge part in this.” thinking and bravery. window.” Jamison also gave the cou- As part of the ceremony, Tay- BCFD Capt. Derrick Evans It’s a nightmare scenario that rageous youngster some new lor named Woods an honorary said Woods’ valor is living proof would’ve petrifi ed many adults. clothes. fi refi ghter and offi cially pro- of the importance of fi re safety But the spirited youngster quick- “We didn’t have a uniform that claimed Feb. 14 to be “Noah education. ly sprang into action, rescuing would fi t Noah, but we were able Woods Day” in the local com- “It inspires us as educators in both his 2-year-old sister and pet to get him these pajamas that a munity. our public safety as we go into dog before alerting a neighbor to hero would be proud to wear,” “It was just an amazing job the schools and we teach work- JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Bartow County Fire Department fi refi ghter Skyler Gallegos, the emergency. he said. that he did, he just acted on what ing smoke alarms and exit drills left, goes for a ride with his 5-year-old cousin Noah Woods. “Even though Noah suffered The bag was handed off to I think he thought was right, his at home and fi re safety, as a from minor burns and smoke Woods by BCFD fi refi ghter impulse,” Taylor said. “Which whole,” he said. “I think the Lord inhalation, he ran next door to Skyler Gallegos — who just so was exactly the perfect, right watched over all of us, but I’m wake up his uncle,” said Bartow happens to be the valiant youth’s thing to do and we’re so proud thankful that his act of bravery County Commissioner Steve cousin. of him here in Bartow County.” he did that day models a lot of the Taylor, “who was able to alert “This kid right here is amaz- Woods received a tour of the home protection drills and safety the other family members and ing,” Gallegos said. “He’s so BCFD headquarters after the things we teach in school.” help them evacuate the house to warm-hearted, if he gets to ceremony. Sitting side-by-side safety.” know you for fi ve seconds he’ll with his cousin, he then hopped Jamison said he has no doubts come to you, give you a hug, love aboard a fi re engine and was DO YOU NEED? that Woods’ heroic display pre- on you.” subsequently treated to a few New Roof New Window Gutters drugs to be kept in original tain lane and driving under the BARTOW container, reckless driving, influence of drugs. speeding, driving under the in- fluence of drugs and two counts Damion Xavier Nash, of 110 BLOTTER of possession of a Schedule II W. Porter St. SE, Cartersville, controlled substance. was held on a drug court sanc- The following information tion. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to speed up spending for fl ood million worth of damage in 1979, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves response and recovery. More than which saw 15,000 people evacu- declared a state of emergency 96,000 sandbags had already ated. Saturday amid predictions that a been distributed by Saturday. The The area is currently under river running in the area around National Guard, the Highway Pa- blue skies, but Fenner warned CAM BONELLI/HATTIES- BURG AMERICAN VIA AP the state capital of Jackson could trol and other high-water rescue residents against complacency. Residents of burst its banks and spark wide- teams were on standby, Reeves “Even though the weather has Canton Club Circle spread fl ooding. said. improved, the water will be rising subdivision in Forecasters believe the Pearl “Have a plan to protect yourself soon. Don’t get lulled into a false Northeast Jack- River will crest at 38 feet (11.6 and a plan to protect your loved sense of security,” he said. son, Mississippi, meters) Sunday evening to levels ones,” Reeves said. Meanwhile, the Ross Barnett use a boat to get not seen in decades, following Although the sun was shining Reservoir is approaching capaci- to fl ooded homes days of torrential rains across Saturday in central Mississippi, ty, which led offi cials to announce Saturday. the Southeast. Reeves said the Reeves and Mississippi Emer- that they would begin slowly re- state should prepare for “the third gency Management Agency di- leasing water at 6 p.m. Saturday. worst fl ood” in its history. rector Greg Michel said people WLBT-TV reported the move is “This is a historic, unprece- in low-lying areas should not be an attempt to keep fl ooding to a dented fl ood,” Reeves said via complacent about leaving be- minimum downstream, and to al- Twitter. cause the river was expected to low extra time for residents to get Parts of Jackson and suburban crest at night and remain high for to higher ground. Ridgeland were under evacua- days, with rain in the forecast for John Sigman, manager of the 5 DAY FORECAST tion orders, and some people had Sunday and Monday. Pearl River Water Supply Dis- SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY already fi lled trucks with furni- “Do not wait until water gets trict, had a phone conference with ture and other belongings to get into your house to evacuate,” Mi- the National Weather Service and 2/16 2/17 2/18 2/19 2/20 out. Reeves said more than 2,400 chel urged. the Army Corp of Engineers on homes and other structures in Offi cials were bracing for Friday. They said that areas north and near Jackson could either be what could be the worst fl ooding of the main lake have crested and inundated or isolated by the ris- in Jackson since 1983. Nicho- were beginning to fall and de- ing waters. That includes 1,925 las Fenner, a meteorologist with scribed that as good news. structures in Hinds County, 461 the National Weather Service The crest at the reservoir is Mostly cloudy, A 20% chance of Showers/T-storm. Showers likely. A 30% chance of in Rankin County and 31 in Mad- in Jackson, said the Pearl River now expected Sunday morning. high near 57. SE showers. Mostly High near 66. Mostly cloudy, showers. Mostly ison County. crested at 43.2 feet on April 17, Offi cials told the television sta- wind 5 mph. cloudy, with a high Chance of precipi- high 57. Chance cloudy, high 47. “I cannot stress to you how im- 1979 — its highest level. The sec- tion they are holding their outfl ow SUNDAY NIGHT near 60. tation is 80%. of rain is 70%. THURSDAY NIGHT portant the next 24 to 48 hours ond-highest level occurred May right now at 65,000 cubic feet per Partly cloudy, with MONDAY NIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT A 20% chance of is for the people who are going 5, 1983, when the river got up to second and will hold there for 48 a low around 40. Showers likely. Showers/possibly A 40% chance of showers. Mostly to be affected,” Reeves said. He 39.58 feet. He also said there was hours, giving people downstream Southeast wind Mostly cloudy, low T-storm. Low near showers. Mostly clear, with a low signed an emergency declaration between $500 million and $700 time to get out. around 5 mph. near 52. Chance 48. Chance of rain cloudy, with a low around 28. of rain is 70%. is 80%. around 38.

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BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN [email protected]

If Angel Banda had made the Adairsville basketball team his freshman season, he almost certainly wouldn’t have been standing atop the Class 3A podium Saturday afternoon at the GHSA traditional state championships in Macon. “We pulled him off the basketball court when he didn’t make [the team] his ninth-grade year,” Tigers wrestling coach Ryan Torrence said. “I said, ‘Give me two weeks. If you hate it, don’t come back. If you love it, stay.’” Banda stayed all the way through his senior season, capping it with an individual state title in the 113-pound weight divi- sion. After using a bye and two major-decision wins to reach the fi nals, Banda led Sonoraville’s Misha Arbos 8-0 midway through the third before pinning him to seal the win. Adairsville, which fi nished eighth as a team, and Sonora- ville, which won the 3A team title, are in the same region, meaning Banda and Arbos have grappled many times prior to Saturday. But Banda said none of those previous meeting mattered. “It really doesn’t factor into it, because every match is dif- ferent,” he said. “He did some things that were different today, and I didn’t some things that were different. In the end, I got on top, and thank God for that.” Torrence said a “fi ghter mentality” was what made the dif- ference for Banda, who placed third at state last year. After that strong showing his junior season, Banda and the coaching staff worked all offseason to prepare him for this moment. “We knew we had to win on our feet,” Torrence said. “We spent a lot of time working takedowns, working shots and countershots, and working a good offense and a good defense to create opportunities to score. … “We traveled to a camp in Ohio to work on our feet. Angel went to Colorado to work in a camp on his feet. All that effort paid off this year to make him the monster he is on his feet.” It’s incredible to think that Banda went from never having wrestled to winning a state championship in just a few years, but Torrence said he knew pretty early that Banda had the tools to get to this point. “After the fi rst two or three matches he wrestled, coach Sal- vador [Grimaldo] and I knew it was something special,” Tor- rence said, referring to his assistant coach and former pupil. “Very coachable, very athletic and wanted to be his very best, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS and those are the three things you need to be successful. We Woodland junior Jaxon Smith holds up two fi ngers to celebrate winning his second straight state title Saturday in Macon. knew with the right amount of work, he’d get where he needed to go.” Adairsville had two other state-placers, as Dalton Cornett fi nished runner-up at 160 pounds and James Standridge took Wildcats win team championship; third at 132. Banda, though, will go down as the fi rst state champion of Torrence’s fi ve-year tenure with the Tigers. “It’s an incredible sense of accomplishment, knowing we were able to help a young man become a young man,” Tor- McCrary, Henson, Smith take titles rence said. “That’s what wrestling does more than anything else, it helps create young men, and Angel is one heckuva BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN career with the only defeat com- young man.” [email protected] ing to a wrestler in Florida. Mc- Even though his Adairsville career is over, Banda couldn’t Crary said the loss only helped have asked for a better swan song. The Woodland wrestling team motivate him. “Coach Torrence has always told me, ‘Last one, best one,’” was the only program regard- “Being the undefeated kid and Banda said. “This was my last one, and I’m sure that was my less of classifi cation to accumu- having people put me on that best one.” late more than 200 points in the pedestal, it was nerve-wracking GHSA traditional state champi- at times,” he said. “That loss, I’m Colonels’ Kresho rallies for 120 crown onships this weekend in Macon. not saying it was a good thing, After taking third place at last year’s state meet, Cass’ Bryce It’s a somewhat arbitrary stan- but it helped me refocus and get Kresho vowed to return to Macon and leave with a fi rst-place dard, but suffi ce it to say, the back to where I was freshman medal. That mission was completed Saturday, when the sopho- Wildcats were the best team in year and sophomore year. It real- more emerged with a 7-3 win in the Class 5A 120-pound fi nals. Georgia all season. It made win- ly pushed me.” ning their second straight Class In the very next match, Hen- SEE WRESTLING, PAGE 2B 5A team title and fourth total son rallied back to win at 145 championship, thanks to a pair of pounds. He trailed Francis Mor- duals crowns, over the past two rissey of Veterans 3-0 through years practically a foregone con- much of the match before fi ght- clusion. ing back to even the score late in But given that he suffered the third period. through a long stretch of sec- “That’s kind of my style, that’s ond-place fi nishes at state, how I’ve won a lot of my big Woodland head coach Adrian matches over the years,” Henson Tramutola still cherishes every said. “We knew going into it that championship and what it means it would be a battle from the start from a collective aspect. and whoever was more offensive “Everything factors into it,” in the third period was going to he said. “... The trophy doesn’t win.” say the kids who place, it says, It only took Henson 27 sec- ‘Woodland team champions.’ onds into the fi rst overtime peri- “We had to go through a long, od to pin Harris for the victory. hard time of taking second, so it “Speechless,” Henson said of makes these even sweeter.” his reaction. “Knowing that all The Wildcats produced a trio my fans, my family, my friends of individual state champions in and my coaches were cheering Caden McCrary, Jaxon Smith for me. You just can’t explain it.” and Caleb Henson who won their The moment meant even more third, second and fi rst title, re- to Henson after the sophomore spectively. Woodland also had came agonizingly close to win- three wrestlers — Colton Bishop, RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ning a state title last year. As a Caleb Jones and Cole Cochran Woodland sophomore Caleb Henson embraces head coach freshman, Henson entered the fi - — fi nish runner-up Saturday. Adrian Tramutola after winning his fi rst individual state title nals unbeaten before suffering a Saturday in Macon. “Obviously, you’re happy for shocking loss. This time around, everyone who won, and you feel it’s just expected, but the fact that Harris in the 138-pound fi nals. he fi nished off a perfect season. for the guys who lost,” Tramuto- they come in every day and do it “He goes out there and just “It motivated me throughout la said. “Overall, we had some is incredible.” wins,” Tramutola said of Mc- the summer and throughout this unbelievable performances this McCrary, Smith and Hen- Crary. “... He’s just workman- year,” Henson said of his only weekend. We came in without son were at the forefront of that like. He goes out and wins and high school defeat. “I haven’t Demarcus Williams, who we group. Each essentially cruised wins and wins. Three-time state stopped thinking about it. In the believe could have won [his di- into their respective fi nals, but champ, and he’s been in con- end, it’s just a wrestling match. vision]. We had some really good Saturday offered up three wildly trol of just about every match It’s not your life. You learn from rounds. ... We had some great varying results for those Wild- throughout. ... He’s a hammer, it, and you try to get better, which performances. cats. and he’s been so consistent since I did with help from my coach- “The leaders of our team all In claiming a third state title he stepped on campus.” es.” RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS year long, you know they’re go- in as many seasons, McCrary The junior fi nished the season Adairsville senior Angel Banda is recognized as the Class ing to do their thing. Sometimes, earned a 9-5 win over Ola’s Sam at 46-1 and is now 145-1 in his SEE CHAMPS, PAGE 2B 3A 113-pound division champion Saturday in Macon. 2B Sunday, February 16, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News

memories for so long. You have to look to make new ones.” Champs While Woodland will celebrate its three win- ners, the Wildcats will also console those who From Page 1B came up short Saturday. Tramutola said he knew Henson was sure to win Jones had a tough matchup with Veterans’ Ju- after forcing overtime. But the coach was still in- lian Farber at 132 pounds, and Cochran got going credibly impressed with the poise Henson showed a bit too late in his 160-pound battle with Buford’s when it appeared a repeat of last season might be Charlie Darracott, falling by two points. Bishop in the cards. put up an incredibly gutsy showing before being “You can’t help but have that creep in your pinned with nine seconds to go by Carrollton’s mind,” Tramutola said. “Here we are undefeated, Brent Parivechio in the 126-pound fi nals. ranked sixth-ranked in the country, beat a bunch “What nobody knows is that Colton Bishop has of kids, beat this kid already and now down 3-0. a torn MCL,” Tramutola said. “He tore it on Tues- “But to see him come back and beat that kid? I day. Instead of not wrestling, he sucks it up and was pumped.” makes the state fi nals. He was a takedown away Someone who wasn’t that enthused after his from winning it.” match was Smith. Maybe, it’s just his demeanor. Overall, all 10 Woodland wrestlers who com- Maybe it’s the fact that some kids would rather peted in Macon went home as a state-placer. Out- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS wrestle up a weight class than face him. Or maybe, side of the six fi nalists, Easton Bishop was third Cass sophomore Bryce Kresho, top, works his opponent in the Class 5A 120-pound fi nals Sat- he just has higher aspirations than winning high at 120 pounds; Larry Collum and Bryce Shedd urday in Macon. school state titles. placed fourth at 150 and 220, respectively; and “At this point, I have bigger goals, bigger dreams,” Beau Jernigan — who also has a torn MCL, per Smith said. “Coming up this summer, it’s to win a Tramutola — fi nished sixth at 285. national title. That’s what I’m aspiring to do.” “We’re going to take a lot of good from this Wrestling Well, Saturday, he still managed to put together weekend,” Tramutola said, noting that Jones and one of the more impressive non-pin victories of the Collum were the only seniors to compete. “Even From Page 1B day. Smith put on a masterclass performance in his the losses, I think we can take something good “It means a lot,” Kresho said of being a state cham- 20-6 win over Union Grove’s Alexander Troy. from them.” pion. “This is what I’ve been working towards all sea- “He feels cheated when he wrestles, because you If this season’s performance is any indication, son. It feels good.” can see the [other] guy doesn’t want to wrestle,” those defeats are bad news for anybody looking to Kresho pinned his fi rst-round opponent Thursday, Tramutola said. “They want to just keep it close. ... unseat Woodland as the top wrestling force in the but he relied upon grinding out minor decisions to “You never have to worry about where he is at state. The worst thing to give a team already on top reach the championship match. He initially fell be- any position on the mat, because he’s so cerebral is motivation. hind against Veterans’ Ethan Martin. when he wrestles. It’s cliche, but he’s like two steps The Wildcats have showed the past two seasons However, Kresho didn’t panic, and in the blink of ahead of everybody he wrestles, it seems like.” how dangerous they can be when they have some- an eye, he turned a 2-0 defi cit into a 5-2 advantage. Perhaps, that’s why Smith seemed so calm after thing to prove. From there, he cruised to the title. repeating as state champion, he was already think- “Last year, we were fi ghting to get up there, and “It was just wrestling through, being in better shape ing about returning as a senior to win another. it felt so good,” McCrary said of winning the team defi nitely helped,” Kresho said. “I outworked him on “At the end of the year, we celebrate for a few championship. “This year, we were defending our the mat. That’s what happened.” days, maybe a week or two, but right after that, possession and defending what we think is ours. Kresho said he never had any doubt, even when he we’re training for next year and the times after “I think we earned our place in history this was trailing, that he would come back to claim the that,” Smith said. “You can only cherish those year.” crown. “I felt like I would end up taking over,” he said. And once he did? RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “Just keep the pressure, keep the pace and don’t let Cartersville’s Jabril Williams, left, grapples with his opponent in the Class 4A 160-pound him breathe.” fi nals Saturday in Macon. There’s a decent chance Kresho might have won a title last season had he not been in the same weight still in charge.” class as Buford’s Logan Ashton, a senior who now wrestles for Stanford. Even still, Kresho used the fuel Cartersville’s Williams fi nishes runner-up from his semifi nal defeat throughout the summer. Cartersville’s Jabril Williams was fi ghting from Kresho also credited his coaching and the infl ux behind the whole way against one of the state’s pre- of young talent on the Colonels, who totaled six mier wrestlers in the Class 4A 160-pound champion- state-placers, for helping him win the championship. ship match Saturday in Macon. “I got new freshman teammates who defi nitely In the end, Woodward Academy’s Matthew Single- helped push me,” he said. “Coaching is the biggest ton wore down Williams, pinning him early in the part of it, for sure.” third period to claim the title and relegate Williams While Cass will look to get more of its young core to a well-earned second place. to the fi nals in 2021, the Colonels can take solace Williams still had the best showing of the Carters- in placing seventh overall in 5A. Eli Doolittle (113 ville wrestlers to make the trip to Middle Georgia for pounds) placed fourth; Tyler McKnight (126) and the three-day event. He won by technical fall, pin and Noah Hoffmeier (220) each wound up fi fth; and Zach minor decision in his fi rst three matches to qualify McKnight (152) and Reed Davis (182) fi nished sixth. for the fi nals. Kresho, though, will be the one everybody is aim- Among the other Canes, Tyler Earick fi nished ing for next season — inside and outside of the room. fourth at 113 pounds; Giles Turner took fi fth at 120; RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIUBUNE NEWS So how does he plan to handle that? and Shadre Hurst came in sixth at 285. Cartersville Woodland senior Caleb Jones sizes up his opponent in the Class 5A 145-pound fi nals. “I’ve just got to let them know next year that I’m fi nished 10th overall.

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BY TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer

CHICAGO — The NBA and USA Basketball are still consid- ering playing in China later this year, though the complexities of both the political rift caused by a tweet last fall and the ongoing health concerns in the world’s most populous country are mak- ing those plans seem decidedly uncertain. NBA Commissioner Adam Sil- ver said the discussions in both cases — pre-Olympic games for USA Basketball and the preseason games for the NBA — are ongo- ing, and said the decisions are not necessarily linked. It’s possible the U.S. may play there this summer and the NBA does not send teams this fall, Silver said. “Those are issues that haven’t been decided yet,” Silver said Sat- urday night at his annual All-Star weekend news conference. Things are not back to normal for the league when it comes to relations with China. The strain started Oct. 4, when Houston general manager Daryl Morey tweeted an image that read “Fight for Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong,” referencing several months of pro-democracy demonstrations in the semiautonomous Chinese territory. The tweet wasn’t up for long. The fallout was massive and con- tinues. A pair of preseason games between the Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Lakers in China DAVID BANKS/AP were played days after Morey’s NBA Commissioner Adam Silver unveils the NBA All-Star Game Kobe Bryant MVP Award during a news conference Saturday in Chicago. tweet, though without the support of several sponsors and with both not even sure where that decision shoes the other night in a game in least 14 different sports have been others — died in a helicopter crash that schedule changes he has want- teams playing in silence — none lies.” New Orleans. (But) this isn’t just a affected by the virus and the re- in Southern California last month. ed — including an in-season tour- of the customary pre- and post- The NBA and Chinese offi cials Wuhan problem. It’s an everyone sultant concerns. Tokyo Olympic All-Star weekend has taken on nament — are viable possibilities. game media availabilities were have been talking, or at least were problem.” organizers and the International a somber tone this year, largely The NBA was targeting adding held. The Chinese Basketball As- talking until much of the Chinese Wuhan is the city at the center Olympic Committee have insisted because of multiple tributes for such a tournament in 2021-22, the sociation suspended its relation- resources were redirected toward of the outbreak. China’s govern- that there are no plans to cancel or Bryant and NBA Commissioner league’s 75th anniversary year. ship with the Rockets, Chinese dealing with COVID-19, a disease ment suspended most access to relocate the games. Emeritus David Stern, who died But plans for an April vote on media giant Tencent and Chinese stemming from a new form of Wuhan on Jan. 23. Restrictions “It’s impossible to predict which Jan. 1. such a change were tabled weeks state television pulled some NBA coronavirus. have expanded to cities with a total direction this epidemic will take,” “I know it will be especial- ago, and the timetable is uncertain. broadcasts and Silver said the Basketball, understandably, has of 60 million people in the broad- said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreye- ly meaningful to that player that “I may have been a little naive NBA quickly began experiencing been pushed aside while the Chi- est anti-disease measures ever sus, the director-general of the wins the fi rst Kobe Bryant MVP,” in thinking that for the 75th anni- signifi cant fi nancial losses. nese deal with a massive crisis. imposed. Restaurants, shops and World Health Organization. Silver said. “So I’m sure there will versary, we could say let’s make Silver said it’s possible the NBA “This game of basketball is a other businesses nationwide were It also makes it impossible to be other honors as well, and as I all these changes,” Silver said. could lose as much as $400 mil- huge game, and I’ve been blessed ordered to close. predict when matters between the mentioned, there are other things “We’ll sort of see what happens in lion in revenue this year because and fortunate enough to travel to Through Friday, China reported NBA and China return to normal. that we will be discussing with our the 75th anniversary, and we’ll go of hits to the China market. China a number of times,” All- a total of 66,492 cases of the virus, In other matters Silver ad- board, the NBA board, when they from there.” “Our games have not returned Star Chris Paul of the Oklahoma offi cially saying it was responsible dressed Saturday: meet in April to honor David. But All-Stars polled by The Associ- to CCTV, the government broad- City Thunder, who also is pres- for 1,523 deaths. Japan -- which KOBE AWARD this one seems so appropriate here ated Press earlier Saturday about caster,” Silver said. “My sense is ident of the National Basketball will play host to this summer’s The NBA is immediately re- at All-Star because nobody em- the potential of schedule changes they will at some point in the fu- Players Association, said on Sat- Tokyo Olympics -- reported about naming the All-Star MVP trophy bodied All-Star more than Kobe were largely supportive of the no- ture. We are not pressing them. urday. “A friend of mine, Pooh 259 cases through Friday, with one in honor of Kobe Bryant, the 18- Bryant.” tion, though the majority also said It’s a decision that is outside of Jeter, plays over in China, and I death. time All-Star who — along with SCHEDULE CHANGES they do not know enough about certainly our control and I’m often actually wrote ‘Wuhan’ on my International competitions in at his daughter Gianna and seven Silver said he remains optimistic the plans to have a strong opinion. Texas A&M rallies in second half to beat Georgia, 74-69

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Bulldogs cruised to a 38- COLLEGE STATION, Tex- 29 lead at halftime on Saturday as — Georgia freshman guard thanks to making half their shots Anthony Edwards understand- from the fi eld (15 of 30) and more ably owns all the hype, but Texas than doubling up the Aggies in re- A&M’s Emanuel Miller was the bounds (21-10) in the fi rst 20 min- top freshman on the court Satur- utes. Georgia wound up with a 34- day. 28 overall rebounding advantage. Miller scored a career-high The defensive-minded Aggies 21 points and A&M wiped out a stuck with their game plan and 12-point defi cit to defeat Georgia forced 21 turnovers, most by an 74-69. A&M opponent since Florida The game was tied 59-59 with Gulf Coast also had 21 on Dec. 2, 12 4:32 remaining before the Aggies 2015. outscored the Bulldogs 15-10 the Miller, who’s from Ontario, rest of the way. Miller scored 17 Canada, originally signed with of his points in the second half. He Williams at Virginia Tech but also had a game-high 10 rebounds then followed him to A&M last for his second career double-dou- summer. The Aggies have leaned March 28 • 9am - 4pm ble. more and more on Miller as the The Aggies (12-12, 6-6 South- season has worn on, and he made eastern Conference) avenged a 63- 11 of 14 free throws Saturday to 48 loss at Georgia (12-13, 2-10) on help key the comeback. Feb. 1. The Bulldogs used a 15-6 “My teammates have confi - Over 90 Vendors burst in that game to start the sec- dence in me, my coaches have ond half and never looked back. confi dence in me, so why can’t I This time, the Aggies outscored have confi dence in myself?” Mill- the Bulldogs 45-31 in the second er said. “I have all the support in half to pull away late, and snap a the world behind me.” two-game losing streak. BIG PICTURE “They took 30 shots in the fi rst Georgia: Saturday’s outcome half but only 22 in the second was par for the Bulldogs’ course half,” A&M coach Buzz Williams this season, in teasing their fans said of the Bulldogs. “That means with a lead before unraveling in we were winning time of posses- the second half. At this point it sion, and that means we were not would take a miracle — aka an turning the ball over.” SEC tournament championship — Edwards, the possible top pick for Edwards to play in the NCAA in this summer’s NBA draft, was Tournament in what’s shaping up held to six points on 2-of-7 shoot- as his lone collegiate season. ing. Rayshaun Hammonds led the Texas A&M: When the Aggies Bulldogs with 15 points. were losing three straight games to “He’s been sick somewhat, but Harvard, Temple and Fairfi eld in he just didn’t have a good game,” late November and early Decem- Georgia coach Tom Crean said of ber, their fans wondered if they Edwards. “He wasn’t very aggres- would win a league game. A&M sive, and didn’t move well without is .500 a dozen games into league the ball.” play, and its fan base is excited for Edwards scored 29 points and the future under Williams. grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds UP NEXT in the teams’ fi rst meeting. The Bulldogs host No. 11 Au- “We just came in with a chip on burn on Wednesday. our shoulder, knowing what he did The Aggies play at Alabama on last game,” Miller said. Wednesday. 4B Sunday, February 16, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Classifi eds The Daily Tribune News

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BY DOUG FERGUSON four shots with 18 holes to play. a 76 to wind up 15 shots behind. two pars over his final 12 holes. That about 12 feet on the 18th. AP Golf Writer “I think you just have to worry “Well, that was a lot of shots ... and stretch also featured five birdies and It added up to a 76, leaving him about yourself, concentrate on what it was a long day,” Woods said. an eagle for a 67. He was two shots at the bottom of the pack. It was his LOS ANGELES — Put together the you’re doing, do it well, set yourself a Scott won at Riviera in 2005 and behind, along with Joel Dahmen (66). highest score since he opened with best field of the year on a course play- target, don’t think about anyone else,” has the trophy to show for it, just not Still in the mix was Hideki Mat- an 81 at Royal Portrush in the British ers regard as one of the ultimate tests, McIlroy said. “And you know, if that’s a spot in the PGA Tour record book. suyama, who bogeyed his last hole Open last summer, and the first time and the result is a final round at Riv- good enough at the end of the day, The tournament was shortened to 36 Friday and was the last player to make since the PGA Championship in May iera loaded with possibilities. then great. If not, then someone just holes by rain, and it was deemed un- the cut. that Woods had consecutive rounds Rory McIlroy kept patient through played better than you and hats off to official. Matsuyama played in the final over par. some missed opportunities by mak- them.” This is his first competition in some group off the back nine, away from “I hit the ball quite a few times, es- ing enough birdies for a 3-under 68. McIlroy returned to No. 1 in the two months, dating to his victory in all the attention, and posted a 64. He pecially on the greens,” Woods said. Adam Scott, motivated to get a vic- world this week and is playing as the Australian PGA Championship was four shots behind and very much “I didn’t have a feel for it, I didn’t tory at Riviera that the PGA Tour though he plans to stay there. This three days before Christmas. in the picture. see my lines, I couldn’t feel my pace counts, rolled in a 10-foot birdie putt was his 17th time in his last 18 rounds “I almost feel like I know what I’m Woods will have to wait another and I was just off. ... Obviously, there on the final hole Saturday for a 67. on the PGA Tour that he shot in the doing after 20 years of having a sea- year to win at Riviera, another week wasn’t a whole lot I did right today, Matt Kuchar recovered from three 60s dating to his victory in the Tour son and having a break and coming to seek his record 83rd victory on the and figure it out tomorrow.” bogeys in a four-hole stretch to make Championship. back out,” Scott said. “I know what PGA Tour. In a spot where he couldn’t Woods said he wasn’t ready for the one last birdie for a 70. Kuchar has led since a 64 in the this course kind of demands of you. afford to drop shots, he made more Mexico Championship next week and They were tied for the lead at the opening round, and now he shares it It’s not necessarily the easiest course mistakes than he had all week, espe- was not sure when he would play next. Genesis Invitational. with McIlroy and Scott, two players to show up, but I was in a good place cially on the greens. The idea is to peak for the Masters, Within striking distance was Dustin who have won majors and reached No. finishing last year, too, so I think I He four-putted from 18 feet on No. still about two months away. Johnson, who overwhelmed Riviera in 1 in the world. managed that well.” 13, his second four-putt in as many Woods wasn’t alone in his strug- 2017 for a five-shot victory that could They were at 10-under 203. Harold Varner III birdied his last tournaments this year and the first gles. Sung Kang missed a 2-foot putt have been more, finished birdie-ea- Missing from the mix was Tiger two holes for a 69 and was one shot times since 1998 that Woods had mul- during a stretch of three straight bo- gle-par for a 67 and was two shots Woods, who went the other direction, behind, along with Russell Hen- tiple tournaments with a four-putt. geys. Ryan Palmer took six shots to behind. and quickly. He shot 41 on the back ley (68). Dustin Johnson, who won He three-putted the 17th for par. He get out of a greenside bunker on No. Sixteen players were separated by nine and held it steady from there for at Riviera three years ago, had only finished with a three-putt bogey from 14 and made 9. Jones Jr., Adebayo, Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber Hield winners at epic All-Star Saturday

BY TIM REYNOLDS cal Siakam without a miss once AP Basketball Writer again to earn his spot in the fi nal. “I told Spencer I’m going CHICAGO — Aaron Gordon to be the champion,” Adebayo lost another epic dunk contest. said. “We were walking in, and I And it was by a couple of inches told Spencer I was going to be a — namely, the top of Tacko Fall’s champion.” head. It came down to big men: Ade- Derrick Jones Jr. fi nally got his bayo against Indiana’s Domantas long-awaited dunk contest title as Sabonis. It took three tries for an exclamation point to an epic Adebayo to make his 3-pointer to All-Star Saturday Night, both for win, and he still wound up beat- him and the Miami Heat. Jones ing Sabonis to the fi nal make. Jr. and Gordon needed two extra Sabonis felt he rushed his second dunks apiece in the fi nal round shot, and that gave Adebayo a leg PLUMBING REPAIRS, WATER HEATERS AND before deciding a winner, Jones up. Jr. prevailing 48-47 in the one Neither Sabonis nor Adebayo FIXTURE PLUMBING that determined who left with the was surprised that a pair of bigs trophy. wound up dueling for the skills Miami’s Bam Adebayo won title. the skills title as well, and Sac- “It’s just showing how the HELLO ramento’s Buddy Hield took the game is changing and how big 3-point crown. Their wins were men and power forwards are ba- MY NAME IS I am the PLUMBER absolute, there was no ambiguity: sically bringing up the ball, pass- the ball going in told the tale. The ing the ball,” Sabonis said. dunk contest — much like the Adebayo dedicated the win to servicing your one between Michael Jordan and his mother — she’ll be getting the Dominique Wilkins in Chicago trophy as well — and said he was Chad 32 years earlier — came down to particularly honored to compete Neighbor!!!! the judges’ call. with a patch on that paid tribute Dwyane Wade was one of the to Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gi- judges and he said he wanted to anna and the other seven victims have co-dunk contest winners but of the helicopter crash that took that the judges were told they had their lives in Southern California to pick a winner. on Jan. 26. And when Gordon, the Or- All competitors Saturday wore $ $ lando forward who fell to Zach a patch with the numbers 2 and LaVine in an unforgettable dunk 24 — for Gianna and Kobe — 125 OFF 25 OFF contest at Toronto four years surrounded by nine stars, signi- ago, picked the 7-foot-5 Fall to fying nine victims. come out for his last dunk — Fall “When I was in high school, I Any Tankless Any Plumbing played college basketball in Or- said if I get to the NBA, I want lando at UCF — it was the ulti- to meet Kobe,” Adebayo said. “I mate risk-reward moment. felt like this (was) my All-Star to Water Heater Repair Gordon, who wanted to jump do it. I feel like he’s been more of over the slightly shorter-than-Fall an impact now than he was back Shaquille O’Neal but got his invi- then. Not saying that him living Purchase (Minimum of $250 Service) tation declined, decided to bring didn’t do anything for me, but it Fall out and needed a 49 to win. just means more now that I know With coupon. Cannot be combined With coupon. Cannot be combined But he didn’t totally clear Fall, I can never meet him. I feel like with any other offer. Expires 2-29-20. with any other offer. Expires 2-29-20. and the judges gave him a 47. Just he knows who I am now. So just like that, Jones was the champi- keep trying to make him proud.” on. Adebayo won his trophy with a “Tallest dude in the gym.” 3-pointer on the fi nal shot, so per- Gordon said. “Jumping over haps it was fi tting that Hield won Serving Bartow County and somebody 7-5 and dunking it, it’s his in the same manner. All Work no easy feat. What’d I get, a 47? The 3-point contest came down Come on, man. What are we do- to Hield, Booker and Washing- Backed By Surrounding Areas ing?” ton’s Davis Bertans after fi ve oth- The fi rst round was full of ers — including defending cham- Exclusive Licensed and Insured props: Jones Jr. — celebrating his pion Joe Harris — were knocked 23rd birthday — had a birthday out in the fi rst round. 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That meant perfect on every dunk until his he had to go 4 for 5 on the last last one, going over Chance The rack to catch Booker. Rapper a few times as well to the First one, make. Second one, PAYMENT PLANS delight of the Chicago crowd. make. Third one, make. But in the end, Jones proved Hield then missed the fourth prophetic. shot before letting the fi nal one “I said I would do it,” Jones fl y — dancing for joy when it said. dropped through the net, giving Ask for more details! Adebayo drew 2018 skills him a walkoff victory. champion Spencer Dinwiddie of “As a shooter, this is on your Brooklyn in the fi rst round, hav- bucket list,” Hield said. “You ing no problem with the accurate have to come in and you want to pass into a tight window, layup win a 3-point shootout. With a and 3-pointer that, to win, need stacked fi eld like that, it makes to be made before an opponent it even better. Pressure is on, and completes the same course. 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BY DONNA HARRIS every year. “almost everything” there is to do, Trey said. [email protected] “It’s hard to put into words because Night to “We got to do the limo ride, walk down the red Shine is more than just an event we sponsor — it is carpet, photo booth, karaoke and danced,” he said. Even Cinderella’s fairy godmother couldn’t have a joy that we experience,” he said. “Yes, it is a lot of “I usually let her choose the areas we go to to make made a magical gala honoring a special group of hard work. Yes, it takes a small army of volunteers sure she has the best time possible.” kings and queens any more enchanted than it al- and many gracious and generous sponsors. And yes, Sarah, who is part of the Project SEARCH pro- ready was. it takes months and months to plan and prepare. But gram at Cartersville Medical Center, was “excited” Decked out in their best evening attire and for us, the pure joy that it brings to our guests — to have Trey as her buddy again this year, her moth- adorned with crowns, 75 special needs guests and and to us — makes it all worthwhile and immensely er, Susan Williams, said. their prom-date buddies were treated like royalty rewarding. Jesus told his followers, ‘Love one an- “He is so fun and nice,” she said. “He sang and during the third annual Night to Shine special needs other ... by this, all people will know that you are my danced and made the night lots of fun. He is the best prom Feb. 7 at Faith United Methodist Church in disciples, if you love one another.’ And we do.” buddy and now a good friend. Sarah is already won- Cartersville. The pastor said his congregation “thought I was dering if he will be her buddy again next year.” At the fairy tale ball, the couples walked the red crazy” when he announced four years ago that he Trey, a junior at Cartersville High School, said be- carpet, danced, sang karaoke, rode in a limousine had applied for the church to host a Night to Shine ing a buddy is “just a fun way to give back to some and soaked up all the love and attention being show- event. deserving people.” ered on them. “Some said it was too much work; our church was “It’s really cool to come and hang out and have The four-hour prom for ages 14 to 86 provided an too small; there were too many unknowns, but like fun and know you making memories for these spe- unforgettable experience of what it would be like to they always do, they put the needs of others above cial folks,” he said. be a king or queen while also feeling God’s love all their questions and concerns, and we did it,” he said. Williams said this year’s event was “just as fun as around them. “Today, if I suggested we stop hosting, they would — last year” for her daughter, who lives in Cartersville. Sponsored for the sixth year by the Tim Tebow again — tell me I’m crazy. Friends, ‘With God, all “Sarah wanted to go because she loves seeing all Foundation, Night to Shine involves 721 proms being things are possible.’ And you never know what you the people she knows and also making new friends,” hosted simultaneously by 215,000 volunteers in all 50 can accomplish until you try.” she said. “She said it’s lots of fun, and it’s the best states and 34 foreign countries for more than 115,000 The prom guests — many of them older adults — day of the year. Sarah would like to add that she honored special needs guests ages 14 and older. were pampered and treated like royalty during an can’t wait for next year’s Night to Shine.” The Rev. Charlie Marus, senior pastor at Faith, evening that included limo rides, hair and makeup Karaoke was the best part of the evening for Sarah was thrilled with the way this year’s magical eve- sessions for the ladies and shoe-shines for the guys, — who, like Trey, has participated in the prom event ning, attended by 415 guests, volunteers and family photo booth and prom pictures, the very popular at Faith all three years. members, went. karaoke singing, dinner and dancing. “She lovesoves music and singing, but everythingeverythi was “Every year gets better and better, and this was “We also provide corsages and lapel fl owers, gift fun,” herr mother said. defi nitely our best yet,” he said. “We had a big turn- bags, and the highlight, every guest is crowned as Trey, who attends St. Francis Catholic ChuChurch of out this year.” king or queen of the prom,” Marus said. Assisi in Cartersville, said the event is “absolutely”“absol Despite the fact that church volunteers have to For the past two years, Sarah Williams, 19, and somethingng he plans to do every year. begin planning the pre-Valentine’s event in August, her prom date, Trey Holstein, 17, have made the Marus can no longer imagine not hosting the prom most out of their magical night by taking part in SEE SHINE, PAGE 3C 2C Sunday, February 16, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News It’s not cool to use crude, rude language

We are living in a crude soci- exchanges. So I sent a text and Instead, I received this, “You to my real, legitimate customer. something, you get accused of ety. It’s a world of “F” bombs in said, “I’m looking forward to better be! Now don’t text me His reply was so much nicer. all kinds of things. public and increasing profanity. meeting your Dad this after- again!” As I thought about all this, I Folks, we all need to back I was reminded of this recently. noon.” I thought, “OK, this car deal is thought, “One number, one dig- away from the crude, vulgar I work in car sales. One day, I was stunned to get a reply, going south.” it, made all the difference.” language. It’s not good. It’s not I received a lead from a young “I’m in class...” I can’t repeat In a few minutes I get a reply, This guy was crude. I didn’t healthy. It’s not uplifting. man in Florida. He was interest- the word that was used. “How do I know you are even even know him, and I got called Proverbs 16:24 says, “Kind ed in a vehicle on our pre-owned I thought, “Wow! This guy has real?” some pretty tough stuff. words are like honey — sweet lot. Because he could not drive changed!” And I thought, “You I chuckled and said, “Buddy, I admit, he got under my skin. to the soul and healthy for the Potts up to see it, his dad, who lives know, I don’t know if I want his I’m a car salesman. We have ex- That’s the world we live in today body.” in the area, was going to drive business. This guy is a jerk.” changed texts. I’m harmless.” — a world of crude, vulgar lan- Now, you tell me, which would ture. It’s not cool to be crude. over. I replied to the text and said, Then, I decided to dou- guage, a world where everyone you rather hear: good, positive, It’s not cool to be negative and On the day his Dad was com- “Buddy, I am sorry. I did not ble-check the phone number. is one another’s face. uplifting words or negative, crit- hateful. ing over I sent a text to a number mean to offend you. I apolo- You guessed it. I was texting It’s a world where, if you dis- ical, crude words? We all would As someone has said, “It takes I thought belonged to my cus- gize.” the wrong number! agree with someone politically rather hear uplifting words. no size to criticize.” tomer. He and I had communi- I was expecting a, “It’s OK, I quickly apologized to my on social media, you get blasted. We should all strive to make Let’s be careful about the cated by text and had pleasant I’m just busy right now” reply. crude friend and then sent a text It’s a world that if you question a positive difference in the cul- words we use.

CHURCH CALENDAR

ST. LUKE A.M.E. singing today during the 11 a.m. Baptist Church. Kendall Shaw of Gilead Ministry cial goal setting, saving money, CHURCH — 10 Womack Drive, CHURCH — 130 Jones St, service. Center. Dinner will be served at paying off debt and more. To Cartersville. House of Liberty Cartersville. St. Luke A.M.E. NEW CORINTH MISSION- Euharlee Baptist Church at 1 p.m. secure a spot and course docu- Church will host a benefi t gospel Church is celebrating Black PINE GROVE INDEPEN- ARY BAPTIST CHURCH — ments, confi rm attendance via concert for Sis. Martha Good- History Month today at 11 a.m., DENT CHURCH — 22 Pine 200 Cliff Nelson Road, Euharlee. MT. CARMEL UMC — 825 text at 678-431-2997 or email at son on Saturday, June 22, at 4 when Judge Robert Benham Grove Church Road, Carters- New Corinth Missionary Baptist Hall Station Road, Adairsville. [email protected]. p.m. All chuches, pastors, group will be honored. The annual ville. Pine Grove Independent Church celebrates its pastor’s and Mt. Carmel UMC will host Bread choirs and soloists are invited. “Wild Feast” dinner will follow. Church will celebrate its annu- fi rst lady’s 14th pastoral anniver- of Life Singers from Chatsworth OAK HILL BAPTIST al women’s and missionary day sary today. The morning service in a gospel concert today at 6 p.m. CHURCH — Highway 140, THE EPISCOPAL OAK GROVE BAPTIST at 3 p.m. today. Dinner will be will be at 10:30 a.m. with speak- Rydal. Oak Hill Baptist Church CHURCH OF THE ASCEN- CHURCH – 312 Burnt Hicko- served at 2 p.m. The theme is er Michael Shaw of Solid Rock MACEDONIA MISSION- will be sponsoring a HOBO Sup- SION — 205 W. Cherokee ry Road, Cartersville. Oak Grove Redeemed, Restored, Released. Church from Fayetteville, North ARY BAPTIST CHURCH per on Saturday, Feb. 29, in the Ave., Cartersville. The Episco- Baptist Church will host Chil- The speaker will be Pastor Faith Carolina. The evening service — 521 Martin Luther King Jr. White City Clubhouse, starting pal Church of the Ascension is dren of the Promise, who will be Dennis of New and Living Way will be at 3 p.m. with speaker Drive, Cartersville. Macedonia at 6 p.m. Plates are $6 each, in- celebrating 175 years in Bartow Missionary Baptist Church will cluding drink and dessert. There County. Sunday services will be be hosting the 2nd Annual Com- will be door prizes along with a held at 7:45, 9 and 11 a.m. and $ OfÀ ce munity Heritage Celebration on “Chinese” cake auction. Wednesday services will be at Friday, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m. Three 12:15 p.m. 55 Visit locals organizations: Will2Way ZION HILL BAPTIST • No Appointment Necessary Foundation, Harvesting Schol- CHURCH — 1105 Mission CHURCH OF JESUS • Walk-ins Welcome ars and Gap Fillers will be hon- Road, Cartersville. Zion Hill CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY 14 A Legacy Way ored with the Herbert Kitchens Baptist Church will host a revival SAINTS — 870 Peeples Valley Legacy Award for Excellence in March 1-6. Sunday night service Road NE, Cartersville. Sister Adairsville, GA 30103 (Across from El Nopal) Community Service. There will begins at 6 p.m. and Monday Hall and Sister Blacker, Mission- also be a historical artifact dis- through Friday services will be at aries from the Church of Jesus 770-773-9902 play, dance, music, poetic presen- 7:30 p.m. each evening. Brother Christ of Latter-day Saints — tations, powerful preaching and Joey Patterson, pastor of Cherry Etowah Valley Ward are offer- a tribute to the late Mrs. Esther Log Baptist Church in Elijay will ing free English classes for the Canty Hudson, who was widely be the visiting preacher. Hispanic community. Classes are known as a pioneering Boy Scout every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Individ- Leader, a church leader and an PEEPLES VALLEY BAP- ual tutoring for those who cannot outstanding community contrib- TIST CHURCH — 68 Led- attend on Tuesday nights also is utor. ford Lane, Cartersville. Peeples available. Contact 470-342-6757 Valley Baptist Church will host for more information. Med Care PLEASANT GROVE family fellowship on Saturday, Walk-in Clinic MISSIONARY BAPTIST March 7, at 8 a.m. Bro. Tim Tur- ATCO BAPTIST CHURCH Hablamos Español CHURCH — 668 Burnt Hick- nipseed will be the guest speaker. — 20 Parmenter St., Cartersville. OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am-4 pm ory Road, Cartersville. Pleasant The church also will host a 13- David Franklin, Bartow Baptist Thurs. & Sat. 8 am - 12 noon Dr. Donald C. Evans • Sally Jo Sanford, APRN-BC Grove Missionary Baptist Church week grief share program, occur- Missionary Strategist, will be Trena Ray, APRN-BC • Joy Rice, NP-C is hosting personal fi nance cours- ring each Tuesday from 6:30 to facilitating a study, “Why Bad Quality Health Care at Affordable Prices! es on Thursdays through Feb. 27 8:30 p.m. through April 28. Things Happen To Good People,” from 6 to 8 p.m. The workship at ATCO Baptist Church, open to will focus on budgeting, fi nan- HOUSE OF LIBERTY the public Sundays at 6 p.m. The man who stops advertising to save money WHAT’S GOING ON SONS OF CONFEDERATE torium on Saturday, Feb. 22, at 10 Evening of James Taylor Music is like the man who stops the clock VETERANS — Sons of Con- a.m., and will hear Bartow Coun- will be presented at The Grand federate Veterans meeting will be ty Extension Agent Paul Pugliese Theatre on Friday, Feb. 28, at 7 to save time. held Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. at speak on “The Perils and Pitfalls p.m. the Cassville Museum. Jonathan of Overused Plants.” There will Perryman will be speaking about be a chili cook-off, a bargain table EMERSON COMMUNI- the Barton-Stovall Brigade. For of plants to purchase, and fi rst- TY REUNION — The Emer- - Thomas Jefferson more information, call Dale Black time visitors and new members son Community Reunion will be at 678-800-3214. will receive a free daylily. held Sunday, March 8, at 5 p.m. at Doug’s Place, located at 696 NORTHWEST GEORGIA SWEET BABY JAMES: AN Highway 293, Emerson. For more DAYLILY SOCIETY — The INTIMATE EVENING OF information, call Fran Hall Northwest Georgia Daylily Soci- JAMES TAYLOR MUSIC — at 678-602-6588, Ron Maynard at ety will meet at the Stiles Audi- Sweet Baby James: An Intimate 404-234-4863 or Don Leachman Start advertising your products at 706-581-1708. and services this week SAINT PATRICK’S DAY PUB CRAWL — Tickets are now on sale for the Saint Patrick’s to reach over 30,000 readers. Day Pub Crawl in downtown Car- tersville. The pub crawl begins on Friday, March 13, at 5 p.m., and runs until the close of bar hours Contact your on Saturday, March 14. 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FREE BINGO — Allatoona Tripp Nelson - Owner Bingo will take place the third Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun Saturday of every month. Spon- 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. sored by the Bartow County Cartersville, GA 30120 Parks and Recreation Depart- Real. Local. News. ment, bingo will be held at 6503 770-212-9294 Glade Road, Acworth. The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, February 16, 2020 3C Women pointedly exclude Day 16: Walking in the rain; no second chance friend from monthly tea By Abigail Van Buren WOKING, England — Every time I think about the name of the DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are more so to realize that they had been women did what they did on the sly be- fl agship garden of the British Royal Horticultural Society, I think about friendly with two other couples whose doing so “on the sly.” cause they knew you would react exact- Harry Potter’s good friend. RHS Wisley and Ron Weasley sound a lot children are friends with ours. We It would have been easy to include ly as you have. We talk about different alike and that is where it ends. We found a different kind of magic in live in a fairly small community, and me, but they repeatedly chose not to. things with different people. You don’t this garden located southwest of London. the couples met and began socializing Not only that, they actively hid their tea own them. They are free to meet if they If the skies had been clear, we might have seen some passenger jets go- because my husband and I introduced dates from me. choose, and it’s only once a month. ing in and out of Heathrow airport. But them. I realize we are all adults and free to Because the idea that they visit with under overcast and, not to mention, rain- It started out with board game nights, do as we wish, but nothing about their each other privately has made you un- fi lled skies, we would never know. So off progressed to potlucks and holiday behavior screams “adult” to me. sure about your status in the friendship, we went dressed for the occasion in our events, then eventually a three-family At first, my husband felt my feelings tell them you know and ask why. rain parkas and waterproof shoes. We summer vacation. Everyone seemed to were unwarranted, but the secrecy sur- It couldn’t be more damaging to your intentionally ignored the garden store get along fine. rounding their friendship has cast a pall relationship with them than the status and walked through security into the Two years into the friendship, it came on the couples portion of the friendship. quo, and it might clear the air. garden. We kept our heads down to let to my attention that the two other fe- I’m not sure of my place anymore. the rain roll off our hoods to the ground. males were getting together “for tea” What do you think, Abby? Am I off Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van We went out into the wind and rain sim- about once a month, and had been doing base to have hurt feelings on this? — Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- ply because we otherwise would not see so for some time. I won’t pretend that it HURT AND LEFT OUT lips, and was founded by her mother, RHS Wisley and this garden was one of didn’t sting. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby our must see places on our itinerary. I was surprised that they were social- DEAR HURT: That you have hurt at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box In the United Kingdom we knew Humphreys izing without including me, and even feelings is understandable. But those 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. rainy days were inevitable. We simply didn’t know when. This day wasn’t a damp day in Edinburgh. And we weren’t traveling on wet roads from Scotland to Wales. This was every vari- ation of rain from drizzle to downpour. At least in August, the temperatures were in the high-50s. Facing a now or never situation, we decided now be- cause in two days we would be on a fl ight back to Atlanta. Why RHS Wisley? What would prompt us to see this garden in the EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK rain? Simply, it has every kind of demonstration garden, not to mention collections of plants, that a gardener might desire. Mind you, I still like Oxford Botanical Garden the best, but RHS Wisley comes in a close second. I can’t say it’s better because we didn’t see it all. We missed the Allotments and the orchard and the plant Trials Field. In the rain with ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/ SPECIAL a soggy map falling apart in my hands, we were pretty much limited to Meet the beautiful girl Ari. what we saw next in front of us. This bouncy, 2-year-old gal We walked through the Seven Acres garden by a pond. We stopped has the cutest fl oppy ears, beside a fast-fl owing stream that tumbled through a rock-fi lled channel. and a playful and fun per- An ugly bird waded through the water with its chicks following. At fi rst sonality. Ari seems to have glance we thought it might be a duck but it didn’t have webbed feet. quite the attention span; she That afternoon inside the Bird Hide we saw its picture: a moorhen. We will sit and stay for treats walked on — in the rain. or for the chance to catch a We ducked inside the Glasshouse to get out of the rain for a while. I lin- toy and make it squeak. This exuberant girl gets along well gered at the fuchsia display (I will fi gure out how to make these fabulous with her runmate and she fl owers survive here in my garden — a long-term goal). The Glasshouse seems to be leash trained as also displayed a wide variety of other plants in their tropical, desert, and well. Ari laps up any and all temperate climatic environments. I sensed sensory overload approaching. attention you will give her; We trekked uphill through the Rock Garden to the Bonsai Garden she really loves company! and onward to the Alpine Garden in its smaller glass houses. We avoid- Ari would love a fun family ed the rain while we looked at this collection of higher-altitude, low- that would take her for hikes er-growing plants. Many of these plants were from the same species as and lots of toys to keep her other more familiar plants although their specifi c epithet was different busy. To adopt Ari or any of to refl ect their windier, cooler environment. her friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahVal- We tried to shut out the rain from our psyche as we continued around leyHumane.org. the hill to the Vegetable Garden. Seeing a variety of techniques ap- plied in the cultivation of an array of vegetables captured my interest. It looked like an allotment similar to the ones that I saw on British gar- dening shows. Seeing it all in person gave me a different perspective. For whatever reason, terracotta rhubarb forcing jars continue to fas- cinate me; also intriguing were the use of screen enclosures to cover rows of brassicas (cabbage, caulifl ower, broccoli, and others) to control ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/ white fl y. In several rows some type of marigold fl owers were planted SPECIAL This goofy guy is Rufus and to counter insect pests. Gardeners in the UK seemed to prefer natural he is around 2 years old and methods of pest control. In nearly every garden that we visited, we saw a stocky 22 pounds. For an emphasis to encourage pollinating insects and a holistic perspective starters, Rufus has quite a of gardening. I chastised myself for not knowing more about the life bit of energy. This silly guy cycle of insects in general. In many cases, breaking the life cycle of gets a case of the zoomies a garden pest assists in controlling it. One example: the use of milky from time to time, and he spore (Paenibacillus popillae) treatment to control Japanese beetles by enjoys being active and interrupting its reproductive cycle.) loves playtime. When Rufus By the time we got to what we thought was the back of the garden, takes a breather and starts to relax, he becomes a very we began to feel some discomfort from our now rain-saturated parkas. chilled out version of him- But we journeyed onward through the Fruit Collection wondering if self (still goofy), who loves we could duplicate what we saw. And the Herb Garden; we ignored the belly rubs and cuddles. Rufus damp and took it in as well. gets along great with his After drying out during lunch in the café, we noticed the rain fi nally runmates and he warms up stopped. With more to see we couldn’t stop; we kept walking. No sec- to new people quickly. Rufus ond chance. would love a family or person that will give him lots of love — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been garden- and attention, and someone ing in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about gardening can who will embrace and love his goofy-zoomie side too. be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension website, To adopt Rufus or any of his http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or contact the Bartow County friends, or to volunteer at Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The EVHS, visit www.EtowahVal- Extension Master Gardener Program is a volunteer training program for leyHumane.org. home gardeners offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension.

were volunteers, he said. NTS starts building as soon as the holidays parents and caregivers of our special guests Marus said there were two extra-special “It was my favorite because I want to are over, and it is contagious.” and called them the “unsung heroes.” moments for him at this year’s event. Shine be a Bartow fi reman one day,” he said. “I Smith, 51, said she had heard about Williams attended the event both as a “The red-carpet introduction and crown- got to take a limo ride with my fi re depart- Night to Shine before it came to Carters- parent and a fi rst-time volunteer and con- ing of each guest, escorted by their bud- From Page 1C ment.” ville, “and I loved everything about it.” cluded that “no words can express the ap- dies, was especially powerful this year,” “It started out as way for me to spend As much fun as the event was for the “An event this big needs many volun- preciation that I have for all the time and he said. “So many smiles and so much joy. time with my mom and give back to the guests and the 95 buddies, it also was teers to make it successful,” she said. “I love that is put into making this night so Our deejay really celebrated each guest.” community and has become an event I meaningful for the other 128 volunteers love my current and former students who special.” But the best moment for him personal- look forward to every year,” the Taylors- who donated their time to make the eve- would be attending so I was thrilled when “I have to say being there that night, ly was when one of the mothers saw his ville resident said, noting his mom is a spe- ning special. [event coordinator] Josie Hickom asked me several times I had to hold back tears,” she nametag and asked if his daughter was one cial education teacher in the Cartersville “This event is amazing,” said Tania Am- to volunteer for this big night.” said. “So many emotions as I saw not only of the buddies. City School System and found out about erson, 53, who, along with her husband, has This year, Smith said she and her daugh- the joy on my daughter’s face but on all “When I said, ‘yes,’ she told me, ‘Your Faith’s Night to Shine from a colleague in participated all three years. “I don’t know ter, Marleigh, “had the pleasure of assist- the guests there. The room was fi lled with daughter is my son’s buddy. She is wonder- the Bartow system. “My mom saw an op- who is blessed more by NTS – the parents, ing the special guests from Hickory Log people that were accompanied by a buddy ful. I haven’t seen him this happy in a long portunity for her and I to give back to our participants or volunteers. Everyone in- [Vocational School] and their buddies with that took time out of their busy life to be time – he even danced. She is a real bless- community and enjoy some time together. volved feels the love, excitement and joy of their registration.” there and make sure the person they were ing. Thank you,’” he said. “I totally agree.” So we have always volunteered together.” participating in this event.” “We also served them supper and kept with felt loved and had an unforgettable Many of the parents told Marus and oth- Now the event is “very important to K.K. Smith, a counselor at Woodland them hydrated after they left the dance night.” er organizers that the prom is the “high- me,” he said. High School, said the prom was “heart- fl oor,” she said. “We are blessed to have a This prom is “catered to giving a safe light of their family’s year” and expressed “Last Friday [Feb. 7], I had three events warming, amazing and so much fun for place like Hickory Log in our communi- and loving environment for people that de- their gratitude for an event that “celebrates — an opportunity to play in my fi rst varsity everyone.” ty.” serve a night that is all about them,” Wil- the whole family in the special needs com- baseball scrimmage and my dad’s birthday “This event gives buddies and other vol- Marus said all of the volunteers worked liams said. munity,” he said. [and NTS],” he said. “Without question, I unteers an opportunity to help others have extremely hard to pull together this mas- “As the mother of a child with special “The most emotional comments many chose to participate and be a date/buddy to a special night,” said the Taylorsville res- sive undertaking. needs, I have to watch my daughter miss times come from our volunteers, espe- a special lady, Sarah Williams. When you ident, who also has volunteered for three “The setup and decoration team was out on things that maybe other girls her cially fi rst-time volunteers, who are often have a disability or you are sick, it is easy to years. here all day every day the week before age are doing and having experiences that moved to tears by the power of this amaz- forget how important you are. Faith UMC Amerson, executive director for excep- to basically transform every room in the young women usually have,” she said. ing event,” he said. “One said, ‘I never and Tim Tebow’s Night to Shine reminds tional education in the Bartow County church for our guests,” he said. “The plan- “That is why this night is so important to knew what love looked like until tonight. those special guests how much they matter School System, said working in the fi eld of ning and leadership team has been active me. Just like a typical young girl that gets Thank you for letting me serve.’” and how much they are loved.” exceptional education was a big reason she for the past six months. Everyone was excited about picking a prom dress, paint- Marus said he’s been asked why the Jake Wright, a junior at Cass High, said initially wanted to participate in the event. trained and background-checked. We love ing her nails and getting her hair fi xed for church puts all the work and effort into he had a great time at the event, which he “I fi rst volunteered for Night to Shine our volunteers.” that special night, that is what Sarah gets hosting this night each year, “and my best has attended before at Faith. because I was excited about this event and The church also took care of the 117 to do while I get to know that my daugh- response is this.” “It was a little bit noisy, but it was a thought it was a wonderful opportunity to parents and caregivers of the special needs ter is going to be treated like a queen and “If you would come and see the faces of blast,” the Cartersville resident said. “I interact with our students and their fami- guests so they didn’t miss out on the fun loved beyond measure while she is in a our guests when an entire crowd cheers for liked dressing up.” lies outside of the school setting,” said the either. safe place.” them individually as kings and queens of He also loved his buddy, Ivy Arnold. Rome resident, who registered the buddies “We provide dinner, bingo and other ac- Williams also said everyone needs to the prom or when they are dancing to the “She is beautiful and fun to hang out and directed them to their assigned table tivities, livestream TV to watch the prom volunteer to help with Night to Shine in music, even in their wheelchairs, or when with,” he said. to meet their prom date while her husband in the rooms, gift bags, fellowship and some way. someone says, ‘You look beautiful,’ then The best part for Jake, who will be 18 in helped with the limo rides. “I continue much-needed respite,” Marus said. “For “Once they do, their hearts will be trans- you would understand,” he said. “It is a la- March, was “hanging out with the battal- volunteering because of the joy this event this one night, we care for the caregivers.” formed forever, and they will be blessed bor of love, and we receive more than we ion fi re chief and the other fi remen” who brings to all involved. 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Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of the Constitution are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Eddie: What’s an and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: electrician’s favorite flavor of ice cream? AMENDMENT, ARCHIVES, BSREFEDERAL I SML Ellen: Shock-a-lot! ARTICLES, BALANCES, NEHS E PARAT I ONAQ BRANCHES, CHECKS, OCCONVENT I ONWAC CONSTITUTION, SNVELBMAERPSYRH Eco Note CONVENTION, IANOITUTITSNOCE ENUMERATED, DLETSELC I TRAAHC FEDERALISM, LAWS, AAIHPLEDALIHPIK A species is critically MADISON, PHILADELPHIA, MBJHAMENDMENTVS endangered when only a few hundred are left. Whaling (hunting POWERS, PREAMBLE, BRANCHESREWOPEP whales for oil, meat or bones) was a BTDETAREMUNEFSK SEPARATION. major industry from the 1700s to the mid-1900s. By 1960, species such as blue and gray whales faced extinction. Cook’s Corner In the 1970s, the conservation group Greenpeace confronted whaling ships Creamy Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes to highlight what was happening. As You’ll need: • 1 tablespoon olive oil a result, many people persuaded their • 2 large russet potatoes, peeled and cut • Salt and black pepper governments that whaling should stop. into 2-inch pieces • 2 tablespoons adapted with permission from “50 Things You Should Know About the • 1/2 cup low-fat buttermilk, plus more as chopped fresh chives Environment” by Jen Green, © QEB Publishing Inc. needed and/or parsley • 2 tablespoons powdered ranch dressing (optional) mix For later: Look through your newspaper for What to do: articles that mention the Constitution. 1. Place potatoes in large saucepan and add enough water to cover by about 2 inches. Set pan over high heat and bring to a boil. Boil for 10 minutes or until potatoes are 2020 Andrews McMeel Syndication © fork-tender. Follow and 2. Drain and return potatoes to pan. Add buttermilk, dressing mix and oil. Using a potato Teachers: masher, mash together until blended. Season to taste with salt and pepper, and fold in interact with The Mini

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SUNDAY February 16, 2020 LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You will accomplish an enormous Although you will work harder than ARIES (March 21 to April 19) amount of work in the next month be- usual to boost your earnings in the You will start to work hard so that you cause you’re gung-ho to be productive next month, you will also be spending can accomplish a lot in the next month and effi cient in everything you do. You big! Oh yes, money in, money out. because your ambition is aroused! want to be healthier, too. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) (This is the most ambitious you have VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Fiery Mars is in your sign for the next fi ve been in two years!) You have much to look forward to in weeks boosting your energy, making you Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) the next fi ve weeks because you will very assertive. This will help you accom- Travel plans will be exciting in the have lots of energy to play, social- plish whatever you want to do. next month. You also might explore ize and explore romance and sports AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) opportunities in publishing, the media, events. You also will enjoy fun activ- Be aware of people around you, be- the law and medicine. ities with kids. cause someone might be working GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) against your own best interests in the Disputes about inheritances and Increased activity and chaos on the next month. (If you think something shared property might arise in the home front will be something you fi shy is going on, it is.) next four to fi ve weeks. Keep your wits have to deal with in the next month. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) about you and stay focused. Do a little bit every day to stay on top Competition with a friend or a group CANCER (June 21 to July 22) of things. might take place in the next month. You might feel annoyed with partners SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Expect to be more physically active and close friends during the next fi ve You will read, write and talk with with groups, clubs and organizations. weeks. This means patience will be more vigor and enthusiasm in the YOU BORN TODAY You are your best ally, because patience is the month ahead. You also will be mental- high-spirited and might be considered antidote to anger. ly sharp! eccentric at times. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews DUSTIN by Steve Kelley & Jeff Parker ACROSS 1 One-dish meal 5 Antlered animals 9 Use an ax 13 Vetoed 15 __ day; 2/29/20 16 Sharpen with a whetstone 17 Up in arms 18 Lack of knowledge 20 Margaret’s nickname Written By Brian & Greg Walker 21 Permit HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne 23 __ Bell; Disney fairy 24 Waterbirds 26 Cabin wall piece 27 Aromas 29 Abhor 32 Boldness 33 Elegance 35 Expert 37 “Queen for __” of old TV 38 Unites 39 Snatch 40 Stand __; resist Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 2/17/20 change 3 Overstate Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 41 Do math 4 Rainy PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN problems 5 Cream of the 42 Go down crop smoothly 6 Piece of chicken 43 Continue 7 Neighbor of Okla. resounding 8 Perfectly clean 45 VP Dick __ 9 Coins 46 Galloped 10 Toot the horn 47 Fire bell’s sound 11 “You only live __!” 48 Couch potatoes 12 Look through a 51 “Ben-__”; keyhole Charlton Heston 14 Remove text film 19 Street uprisings 52 Bathroom feature 22 Suffix for host 55 Strengthen; shore or heir up 25 Resentment of 58 Piece of another’s joy silverware 27 Clothing fastener Adam@Home by Brian Bassett ©2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 2/17/20 60 Casino game 28 Fragrant wood All Rights Reserved. 61 Facial center 29 Ålborg resident 62 Pago Pago, 30 Planting period 41 Neckwear 49 Profound American __ 31 Exchange 42 Dangerous 50 Hook, __ and 63 Gush forth 33 Boulder’s state: critters sinker 64 Recipe verb abbr. 44 Prior to today, in 53 Eerie sky sights 65 Finest 34 Actress Ullmann poetry 54 Outscore 36 Follow orders 45 Actor Gulager 56 Go bad DOWN 38 Lyndon & Lady 47 __ up; become 57 Gary Dourdan 1 Tiny cut Bird joyful again TV series 2 Grow weary 39 Secluded valley 48 Irritates 59 Capture 8C Sunday, February 16, 2020 • www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News