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BY JAMES SWIFT Asset Management, on March 9, 2009. [email protected] “Ironically, that was the day the Dow bottomed after the global financial meltdown,” he recalled While the businesses owned by Tammy Livin- at Friday’s SBC Lunch and Learn Seminar Series good, Tom Shinall and Joshua McWhorter are event at the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber drastically different, they each share at least two of Commerce. “I always like to say we were re- commonalities. sponsible for the bull market — it has nothing to For one, each of their companies have been re- do with government or anything else, just the idea JAMES SWIFT/DTN cipients of the local Small Business Council’s to move out on my own.” State Attorney General Chris Small Business of the Year Award. And secondly? Still, Black Oak went on to be a success. Alas, Carr discussed Georgia’s Their current entrepreneurial success, in some McWhorter said the operation grew a little bit too efforts to combat the opioid fashion or another, was spawned by the Great Re- quickly and it wasn’t long before he was handling crisis at a Bartow County cession. hundreds of accounts. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Republican Party meeting That’s especially true for McWhorter Capital “I wanted to stay in financing, I wanted to stay Saturday. From left, Joshua McWhorter, Tammy Livingood and Tom Shinall Partners founder and president Joshua McWhorter, speak at Friday's Small Business Council event at the who launched his previous company, Black Oak SEE ENTREPRENEUR, PAGE 2A State Attorney Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce. General Will2Way addresses opioid TASSELS GOING UP Foundation epidemic in seeks Bartow County donations

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected] for Care 4

For Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, the state’s opioid crisis Carolina has gotten so bad that, at this point, he believes no possible remedy campaign should be left off the table. “We have to look at all options BY MARIE NESMITH on this issue, whether it’s behav- [email protected] ioral change, whether it might be legislation, whether it might be Through its Care 4 Carolina partnerships in the private sector,” campaign, Will2Way Foundation he said Saturday at a Bartow is collecting tangible items for in- County Republican Party head- dividuals impacted by Hurricane quarters presentation. “Whatever Florence. leads to no more deaths as a result “A part of Will2Way’s mission of an opioid overdose should be is helping those in time of need” considered.” said Pamela Whitfield, CEO and According to a recent Georgia president of Will2Way Founda- Department of Public Health tion. “What better time than dur- (DPH) report, opioid overdoses re- ing a horrendous disaster, than this sulted in 929 statewide deaths and hurricane that has demolished the 1,709 hospitalizations in 2016. state of North Carolina. We had Bartow County isn’t immune such great response last year for from the crisis. That year, the DPH Houston, and we [were] able to reports 18 people in the local com- bless over 10,000 people with two munity succumbed to fatal opioid tractor-trailer trucks delivering to and heroin overdoses. two different locations as well as “This is a real issue,” Carr said. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS two van loads of items to Jack- “It’s an epidemic not just nation- Adairsville High Associate Principal Dr. Venita Bruton leads the Class of 2018 during its graduation ceremony in May. AHS sonville [Florida] in 2017. ally, but in the state of Georgia — saw a 7.2 percent increase in its graduation rate over last year, the biggest increase of any school in the county. “We saw the devastation on hand four Georgians are dying every- and wanted to ensure that our mis- day.” sion of serving through Will2Way That’s one of the reasons, he Graduation rates highest since 2012 Cares supports in any and all ca- said, why the state is preparing to pacities possible. We will be col- file a lawsuit against several opi- BY DONNA HARRIS first time form a cohort that is subsequently within four or five years. It is exciting to lecting for the next week listed oid-producing pharmaceutical [email protected] “adjusted” by adding any students who surpass that goal and even more thrilling items and deliver the items [during companies. transfer into it during the next three years that this means a higher number of our stu- the] weekend of Oct. 6 — if the “The whole purpose behind our It was a happy day Wednesday for the and subtracting any students who transfer dents are completing high school.” roads are open and safe in the area. lawsuit is that Georgians have been Bartow County and Cartersville school sys- out. But breaking the 90 percent mark wasn’t We have partnered with [an] out- harmed by what we believe are the tems. The graduation rate for last year’s seniors accomplished just through the school dis- reach ministry in New Bern who unfair business practices of manu- That was the day that the Georgia De- shows that 91.3 percent of Cartersville stu- trict’s efforts, Feuerbach said. provided us the list of items that are facturers and distributors,” he said. partment of Education released the gradua- dents and 87.1 percent of Bartow County “When a student completes high school, needed, and we will also prepare “And we believe that there is a cost tion rates for the Class of 2018 and that both students walked across the stage last spring it is a result of the caring attention invested hot meals each day while there to to the state of Georgia that has been school districts found they had the highest to receive their diplomas. by families, community members and every feed the community as well,” she associated with that, and [we] want rates they’d had since 2012, when the state Both systems exceeded the state gradua- staff member who has impacted that student said, referring to the North Carolina to make sure the state is able to best began using the adjusted cohort calculation, tion rate of 81.6 percent — a 1 percent in- throughout their K-12 experience,” he said. riverfront city, which continues to approach a result that will help experience flooding. now required by federal law, to align Geor- crease over its 80.6 percent rate in 2017 and “We are thrilled to break the 90 percent those who have been impacted by Through Sept. 28, donations gia’s graduation-rate calculation with na- also the highest ever under the adjusted co- mark because it is not only a win for this crisis.” will be accepted at Cartersville tional standards. hort calculation — and all four high schools Cartersville High School but for the entire Carr gave no timetable for when Child Care Center at 325 Old Mill The four-year adjusted cohort rate is the saw increases in their individual rates. community. Greater student success leads the lawsuit will officially be filed, Road from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon- number of students who graduate in four “Four years ago, I realized it was entirely to a stronger community.” but he said he expects the suit to be day to Friday. finalized “in short order.” years with a regular high school diploma di- possible for CHS to graduate 90 percent or Principal Shelley Tierce called the Carr did not mention any spe- vided by the number of students who form more of our students,” said Cartersville Su- achievement “a proud moment for SEE CARE, PAGE 7A cific companies targeted by the the adjusted cohort for the graduating class. perintendent Dr. Marc Feuerbach, who was Cartersville High School.” From the beginning of ninth grade, stu- principal of the high school then. “At that SEE , PAGE 5A SEE CARR, PAGE 5A dents who are entering that grade for the time, I felt we could reach this objective GRADUATIONS Transportation department awards $3.2M US 41 resurfacing contract

BY JAMES SWIFT The project will consist of milling, inlay and plant [email protected] mix resurfacing. The start date and completion date of the project, GDOT spokesman Mohamed Arafa The Georgia Department of Transportation said, hinges on several factors, including weather, (GDOT) announced Monday that Marietta-based contractor resources and mobilization dates. C.W. Matthews Contracting Co. Inc. has received a Still, he said construction will wrap up on the contract to resurface almost 11 miles of US 41 in project by July 2019. Bartow County. As to when repaving can get underway, however, RANDY PARKER/DTN The $3.2 million project will cover a roughly 10.8 is still to be determined. JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Will2Way’s mission director, Bartow County Administrator Peter Olson said road mile stretch of roadway extending from Piedmont “While we include a completion date in every Tina Williams, looks over some infrastructure improvements along the US 41 corridor won’t just Avenue in Adairsville down to Kingston Highway, of the organization’s donations SEE , PAGE 6A improve safety — they could also spur economic development. just north of the US 41/US 411 interchange. US 41 for its Care 4 Carolina campaign.

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ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News clock in the morning on Wednes- daughter of the late Thomas C. 30120 has charge of the arrange- addition to his parents, he was Address: day, the 26th of September, 2018, Hunt and Janie Davis Hunt. ments. preceded in death by a grand- 251 S. Tennessee St. Cartersville, GA 30120 in the chapel of Owen Funeral Mrs. McCollum was a seam- daughter. Home with Brother Stanley Jones stress with EZ Mills and she also Survivors include his wife of Mailing Address: officiating. Private graveside enjoyed sewing in her spare time. 63 years, Nell K. Frix of 251 S. Tennessee St. services will follow in Mt. Pleas- She loved tending to her gardens Cartersville; his children, Sandy Cartersville, GA 30120 ant Baptist Church Cemetery, AL. and spending quality time with her Collins (Wayne), Glenda Frix Friends are cordially invited to grandchildren. Richardson (Phil) of Buchanan Phone: 770-382-4545 Cora Elaine Driver a visitation with the family from She is preceded in death by her and Daryl Frix (Dale) of After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 ten-thirty in the morning until the husband, Henry W. McCollum Cartersville; his brother, Jack Fax: 770-382-2711 Johnson service hour at Owen Funeral and four sisters. Frix of Ball Ground; 5 grandchil- Cora Elaine Driver Johnson, age Survivors include her daughters, dren; 7 great-grandchildren; and Alan Davis, 89, passed away on Monday, Sep- Home. Publisher In lieu of customary remem- Pat Raines and Carole (Miles) 3 great-great-grandchildren. tember 17, 2018. Wardlaw; sisters, Frankie Fennell Funeral services will be held on Jason Greenberg, brances, memorial donations may Ernest Thomas Elaine was born on December and Anette Boswell; three grand- Tuesday, September 25, 2018, at Managing Editor 4, 1928, in Alabama, daughter of be made to Transitions Hospice, 610 Shorter Ave., Rome, GA children, twelve great-grandchil- Frix 2:00 p.m. in the chapel of Parnick Jennifer Moates, the late George Wiley Driver and 30165 or to a charity of your dren and one Mr. Ernest Thomas Frix, 89, of Jennings Funeral Home and Cre- Advertising Director Cora Mims Driver. great-great-grandchild. choice. Cartersville, died on Friday, Sep- mation Services with The Rev- Mindy Salamon, Elaine was a true and faithful Graveside services will be con- erend Kyle Coker and Reverend Please visit www.owenfuner- tember 21, 2018, at his residence. Office Manager/Classified servant of the Lord and was a ducted at eleven o’clock in the C.E. Wilkey officiating. Inter- als.com to post tributes and sign Mr. Frix was born December 7, Advertising Director proud member of Mt. Pleasant morning on Monday, the 24th of 1928, in Elijay, Georgia, the son ment will follow in the Kingston the on-line register. Lee McCrory, Church in Grove Oak, AL, and September, 2018, in Sunset Mem- of the late Charlie Frix and Daisy Cemetery. The family will re- Owen Funeral Home, 12 Circulation/Distribution Friendship Baptist Church in ory Gardens with Rev. Josh James Mae Dean Frix. ceive friends at the funeral home Manager Cartersville, GA. Collins Dr., Cartersville, GA officiating. Mr. Frix was a member of on Monday from 6 – 8 p.m. 30120 has charge of the arrange- Stacey Wade, Elaine is preceded in death by Friends are cordially invited to Glade Missionary Baptist Serving as pallbearers will be Circulation Customer Care/ her loving husband Delma John- ments. a visitation with the family from Church. He was one of thirteen Steve Williams, Kevin Nix, Account Manager son; son, Roger Johnson. ten o’clock in the morning until children. He loved to mow his Wayne Gazaway, Larry Taylor, Byron Pezzarossi, Survivors include her sister, Jennie J. eleven on Monday, the 24th of lawn and always said his hobbies Jerry Frix and Dick Caswell. Press Room Director Margie (Bud) Masters; brother, September, 2018, at Owen Funeral were his work. He was a Staff Parnick Jennings Funeral O.C. (Virginia)Driver; long time Home. Email: McCollum Sargent and Medic in the United Home and Cremation Services is loving friends, Brenda and Johnny Jennie J. McCollum, age 90, Please visit www.owenfuner- States Army during the Korean honored to serve the family of MANAGING EDITOR Gentry; and many nieces and passed away on Friday, September als.com to post tributes and sign War. Mr. Frix was a Master Car- Ernest Thomas Frix; please visit [email protected] nephews. 21, 2018. the on-line register. penter and was in charge of main- www.parnickjenningsfuneral.co NEWSROOM A Celebration of Life Service Mrs. McCollum was born on Owen Funeral Home, 12 tenance for Riches Department m to share memories or to leave [email protected] will be conducted at eleven o’- April 9, 1928, in Cartersville, GA, Collins Dr., Cartersville, GA Store for more than 20 years. In a condolence message. FEATURES EDITOR [email protected] PHOTOGRAPHER raising capital for their own en- say ‘Hey, I saw something with reaping larger gains later on. [email protected] Entrepreneur trepreneurial endeavors. your name on it.’ “ “For the first couple of years I STAFF REPORTERS “The great thing about any- Sixteen years down the road, didn’t make a penny running my [email protected] FROM PAGE 1A body wanting to start a business Shinall said he feels like The TC own company,” he said. “But [email protected] in investing, but I just wanted to guess.” [email protected] is that you don’t necessarily have Show is now more of a business that’s paid off now and we’re in do something different,” he said. Prior to the Great Recession, to have capital, but if you’re will- than a job. He encouraged those a spot where we don’t have to go SPORTS REPORTER “I really felt like there was a way Shinall said their events were a ing to work for it, sacrifice and with small business aspirations of [email protected] to an investor for what we want to bring Wall Street models to pretty mixed jumble of business take less now you can have more their own to always make the key to do if we want to grow our ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Cartersville and Bartow County.” functions, third grader birthday later,” he said. “You can’t just go upfront investments if it means [email protected] business.” That led to the formation of parties and sundry other shindigs. to the bank and say ‘Hey, I need OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSIFIED McWhorter Capital Partners in But after the late 2000s market to borrow $200,000, I’ve got this ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 2013 — a Cartersville-based pri- collapse, Shinall said The TC great business idea.’” [email protected] vate equity and real estate invest- Show’s customer base shifted. He said he’s never put together CIRCULATION DIRECTOR ment firm that took home the Now, about 90 percent of their a pro forma document for a po- [email protected] Small Business of the Year award services revolve around wed- tential investor. When it comes to LEGAL ADVERTISING in 2015. dings; a sector Shinall said is not landing investments, he said it’s [email protected] “We’ve got roughly 100 fami- only lucrative, but essentially much more effective to instead PRODUCTION lies that have invested with us,” “recession-proof.” work on building strong interper- [email protected] he said. “I took everything I saw Tammy Livingood’s business sonal connections.   Wall Street do and I do the oppo- — Livingood Lab Services LLC, “Most of the time, it’s more Letter Guidelines: site, essentially. That was from the SBC’s 2016 Small Business about developing a relationship      Letters to the editor on issues how they did redemptions, how of the Year — is another com- of broad public interest are and making sure that they’re  welcomed. Letters must bear a they paid out profits, you name it, pany that owes its contemporary comfortable with me and I’m complete signature, street ad- and that was my whole theory.” success (and indeed, its very ex- comfortable with them,” he said. dress and phone number (ad- Starting off with a handful of istence) to the recession. “Once you do raise a little bit of dresses and phone numbers employees, McWhorter’s com- About a decade ago, Livingood capital, if you do what you say will not be published). Letters of pany now employs about 50 peo- — who served as a Bartow you’re going to do, you live up to 500 words or less will be ac- ple. County School Board member your word and then [the in- cepted. Libelous charges and Tom Shinall, co-founder of from 2000-2008 — worked for a vestors] do make a little bit of abusive language will not be The TC Show, has also seen the consulting firm whose primary money off of their investment, considered. Information given workforce for his company ex- client was the Division of Family and they see that over a period of must be factual. All letters will pand over the last few years. and Children Services (DFCS.) be printed as submitted. No time, generally, they come back corrections will be made to After starting off as a two-man When that company looked for more because there are only grammar, spelling or style. operation doing roughly a gig a like it was about to go out of so many places that people can Writers may have letters pub- month their first year in business, business, Livingood jumped at invest money ... you can buy lished once every two weeks. The TC Show — the SBC’s the opportunity to transition from stock in a company, you can lend Consumer complaints and Small Business of the Year for employee to owner. to a company or you can be the thank-you letters cannot be 2012 — is now on pace to do 350 “They said ‘help us pay some landlord’s company and own the used. All are subject to editing. before 2018’s over. lab bills and it’s yours,’ so it was real estate.” Send letters to 251 S. Ten- “I’ve got about 17 guys that a God-given gift,” she said. McWhorter said he strives to nessee St., Cartersville, GA work for us,” he said. “We’re “We’ve actually been operating offer all three opportunities to his 30120, or e-mail to doing 12 events on one day for 10 years and it keeps growing [email protected]. business partners and investors. Editor’s Note: now.” and growing ... we’re nationwide, “We allow them to invest here While Shinall is probably best actually.” Opinions expressed by colum- locally, and they can see, touch Jonathan E Brown nists for The Daily Tribune known in the local community as Part of her business strategy and feel what they own,” he said. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC News are those of the colum- the director of development at has been narrowing the com- “But at the same time, as we’ve Financial Advisor nist alone and do not reflect the Savoy Automobile Museum and pany’s services — not just drug expanded throughout the South- 101 S Erwin St opinion of the newspaper or the former director of marketing screenings, but things like pater- east, it’s really neat when they Cartersville, GA 30120 any of its advertisers. at Booth Western Art Museum, nity tests and background checks drive over to Birmingham or go 770-607-0114 Ordering Photographs: Cass High students of the early as well — to a select few indus- on vacation to Panama City and Every photograph taken by a 2000s likely recognize him as tries and businesses. Daily Tribune News photogra- one half of the school’s morning “I just knew to target certain pher and published in the paper announcement broadcast team. folks and certain careers, such as is available for purchase. Go to Their closed circuit television workers’ comp agents, and we www.daily-tribune.com and stardom led to Shinall and co-an- give referrals back and forth,” click on “Order Photos.” chor Chad Oates doing sports she said. Bartow County broadcasts, which in turn led to Another component of her suc- Subscriber Info: them DJ-ing several middle and cess, she said, has been finding To subscribe, call 770-382- elementary school functions. ways to keep operational ex- 4545. Visa, Mastercard, Ameri- They decided to launch their own penses down. can Express and Discover Public Servants mobile DJ service and entertain- “I’m a penny-pincher and I accepted. ment group in 2002. think those nickels and dimes Six days by local carrier motor route subscription rates: “We were 18 years old, we matter,” she said. “I keep my 3 Months $32.95 went to several different banks overhead real low so I contract Appreciation Lunch 6 Months $59.95 saying we need a loan to buy with labs all over the United 1 Year $112.50 some sound equipment and throw States, so I don’t really have em- Home delivery $11.25 per month. parties,” Shinall recollected. ployees, they’re more subcon- Wednesday, October 17th • 11 am - 2 pm “That didn’t go well ... but the tractors.” Miss Your Paper? 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BARTOW BIO Schuyler loves everything about her job at GHC — well, almost

BY DONNA HARRIS sponsibilities? [email protected] MS: I am responsible for over- seeing the recruitment, admit- In the two months she’s worked tance and enrollment of at Georgia Highlands College, undergraduate students at Geor- Maggie Schuyler already has gia Highlands College. I assist in found several things she loves — planning and implementing mar- and one thing she hates — about keting and recruitment and com- being part of the growing college. munications efforts and outreach, “I am excited to be part of an along with our recruitment and institution that is focused on stu- marketing teams. dent success,” said Schuyler, who became the director of admis- DTN: What do you think is/are sions in July. “Every student that the best thing(s) about Georgia walks on the GHC campus is im- Highlands? portant, and our team works hard MS: Teamwork. GHC works to make sure that they are pros- well as a team on all campuses. If perous in their future endeavors.” a student needs assistance in Ma- The variety of her job is an- rietta from a staff member/office other reason Schuyler is happy to in Rome, our Marietta staff works be at GHC. hard to make sure that the student “I love that every day is a dif- gets help in Marietta. The GHC ferent day, working with a differ- staff on all campuses works to- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ent student to help them achieve gether to best serve the student. Maggie Schuyler has been the director of admissions at Georgia Highlands College since July. their academic goals,” she said. “I work on all campuses. One day, DTN: What kinds of changes my family enjoying the outdoors. that was dawning on a new age. I’m in Rome, and another day, would you like to see occur at the I’m in Douglasville. I go wher- college in the next five years? DTN: What would the title of DTN: Do you have a bucket ever I’m needed. I enjoy the flex- MS: I would like to see GHC your autobiography be and why? list, and if so, what is the one ibility that I have to work with all continually grow. GHC had MS: “Coach in the Kitchen.” thing you most look forward to students, faculty and staff on all growth in enrollment from 2017 My husband and I are both food- accomplishing? campuses.” to 2018. I would like to see that ies. I love to cook, and he loves MS: I somewhat have a bucket But there has to be one dark GHC continues that trend. We to grill. I would love to have a list. I want to be able to travel cloud hanging over her otherwise strive to provide access to excel- cookbook that combined my with my family. I’d love to take a sunny days. lent educational opportunities for cooking inside with his grilling monthlong trip, rent a camper and “I hate traffic!” she said. all students. We offer pre-bac- outside. Include some new takes drive out west. “When traveling to GHC cam- calaureate associate degree trans- on our family-favorite recipes as SEE BIO, PAGE 6A puses, I make sure to leave in fer programs, career associate well as tailgating necessities for plenty of time to miss traffic.” degree programs and targeted football tailgates. baccalaureate degree programs Name: Maggie Schuyler that meet the needs of our stu- DTN: How would you describe Age: 35 dents and the region. yourself in three words? Occupational title: Director of MS: Family, food and football admissions DTN: What do you enjoy City of residence: Woodstock doing when you’re not working at DTN: If you could visit any pe- Education: Bachelor of Sci- GHC? riod or event in the past, what ence in public relations and Mas- MS: I enjoy spending time with would you choose and why? ter of Education in higher my family. 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4A Sunday, September 23, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News AP source: Kavanaugh, Ford agree to testify on Thursday

BY LISA MASCARO, Grassley had set a Friday night MARY CLARE JALONICK AND deadline for Ford to agree to the JONATHON LEMIRE committee’s latest terms for her ap- Associated Press pearance. Grassley said that if she missed that deadline, he would WASHINGTON — Negotiators scrap the hearing and his commit- reached a tentative agreement Sat- tee would vote on sending Ka- urday for the Senate Judiciary vanaugh’s nomination to the full Committee to hear testimony Senate. Thursday from Christine Blasey Ford’s lawyers asked for another Ford, the woman accusing day. In a tweet aimed at Kavanaugh Supreme Court nominee Brett Ka- shortly before midnight, Grassley vanaugh of sexual assault from said he was giving them additional decades ago, according to two peo- time. ple briefed on the matter. “She shld decide so we can Lawyers for Ford and bipartisan move on. I want to hear her. I hope representatives of the committee u understand. It’s not my normal came to the tentative agreement approach to b indecisive,” Grassley after a short phone call, said one of wrote. the people, who was not authorized In backing away from deadlines to speak publicly and requested and demands, Grassley under- anonymity. The person said Ka- scored the sensitivity with which vanaugh would also appear. Senate Republicans have tried han- Some details of the hearing, such dling Ford. as the order of their appearance, re- Katz had called Grassley’s orig- mained in negotiation. Talks were inal deadline “arbitrary” and said expected to continue Sunday. AP PHOTO/PATRICK WHITTLE its “sole purpose is to bully Dr. The tentative accord could bring U.S. Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), speaks to the media on Friday in Portland, Maine. Collins said she’s “appalled” by President Ford and deprive her of the ability Donald Trump’s tweet criticizing Christine Blasey, accuser of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. to a close days of high-stakes to make a considered decision that brinkmanship that have roiled ing next Thursday rather than Mon- to push off the vote Monday with- doubt on Ford’s story in ways Re- impartial investigation.” They said has life-altering implications for Washington ahead of midterm elec- day or even Wednesday and made out committing to appear Wednes- publicans had been carefully trying they remained disappointed by the her and her family.” tions and threated to jeopardize Ka- other requests, some of which the day.” The official was not to avoid. “bullying” that “tainted the On Friday, Grassley had rejected vanaugh’s confirmation to the committee chairman, Sen. Chuck authorized to publicly discuss the Trump mused to confidants that process.” concessions Ford wanted if she is court. Grassley, R-Iowa, rejected. De- negotiations and spoke on condi- the “fake” attacks against his nom- Earlier Saturday, Vice President tell her story publicly before the Tensions have been running on mocrats, against the backdrop of tion of anonymity. inee were meant to undermine his Mike Pence called Kavanaugh “a committee. overdrive since Ford, a 51-year-old the #MeToo movement, countered The White House views Ford’s presidency, according to a White man of integrity with impeccable Grassley turned down Ford’s re- college professor in California, that Ford should be shown respect potential testimony with trepida- House official and a Republican credentials.” He expressed confi- quest that only senators, not attor- went public with her allegation that and given accommodation to tell tion, nervous that an emotional per- close to the White House. Both dence that Republicans “will man- neys, be allowed to ask questions. Kavanaugh assaulted her when her story. formance might not just damage spoke on condition of anonymity age this confirmation properly with The committee’s 11 Republicans they were at a house party in high As the talks continued, Grassley Kavanaugh’s chances but could because they were not authorized to the utmost respect for all con- — all men — have been seeking an school. Kavanaugh, 53, an appel- countered that he would end the further energize female voters to discuss private conversations. cerned” and said he expected Ka- outside female attorney to interro- late court judge, denied the allega- standoff by scheduling a Monday turn out against Republicans in No- Other Republicans had scoffed at vanaugh to join the high court gate Ford, mindful of the election- tion and said he wanted to testify as vote on whether to recommend Ka- vember. Ford’s willingness to tell her story. soon. season impression that could be left soon as possible to clear his name. vanaugh’s nomination to the full Moreover, the West Wing aides “When?” tweeted the No. 2 GOP Patience among Republicans by men trying to pick apart a Ford initially indicated she Senate. Meanwhile, Republicans who had urged Trump to remain Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, a mem- was running thin. The GOP has woman’s assertion of a sexual at- wanted to tell her story to the com- viewed Ford’s requests as a way to muted in his response to the accu- ber of the committee. faced enormous pressure from its tack. mittee, but talks dragged on as her delay voting on President Donald sations worried about how the pres- Ford attorneys Debra Katz and base of conservative leaders and He also rejected her proposal that lawyers negotiated terms of her ap- Trump’s nominee. ident might react if she ended up Lisa Banks had said that many as- voters to swiftly approve Ka- she testify after Kavanaugh, a po- pearance. Earlier Saturday, a senior official partaking in an hourslong, televised pects of Grassley’s latest offer were vanaugh, who would become the sition lawyers consider advanta- Republicans grew frustrated as at the White House said Ford’s re- hearing. In a single tweet Friday, “fundamentally inconsistent” with second of Trump’s nominees to sit geous because it gives them a Ford’s lawyers insisted on a hear- quests amounted to “a clever way Trump broke his silence to cast the committee’s promise of a “fair, on the nation’s highest court. chance to rebut accusations. World leaders gather at UN under threat from unilateralism BY EDITH M. LEDERER Trump, who champions an “America First” policy, Associated Press wants to talk about “protecting U.S. sovereignty,” and she reiterated Washington’s opposition to the 2015 UNITED NATIONS — With rising unilateralism Paris climate agreement on curbing global warming challenging its very existence, the United Nations con- and a newly agreed international compact aimed at reg- venes its annual meeting of world leaders Monday and ulating migration. will try once more to tackle problems together as a “We really value sovereignty of the country,” Haley community of nations, addressing threats ranging from said. “It is not saying multilateralism can’t work, but Mideast conflicts to the effects of global warming — it’s saying sovereignty is a priority over all of that, and and also encouraging the glimmer of hope over the nu- we always have to make sure we’re doing that — and clear standoff in North Korea. there are many countries that agree with us.” This year, 133 world leaders have signed up to attend Before stepping down as U.N. humanitarian chief the General Assembly session, a significant increase Aug. 31, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein expressed serious con- from last year’s 114. Secretary-General Antonio Guter- cern that populism, intolerance and oppression are “be- res called the expected large turnout “eloquent proof coming fashionable again.” of the confidence of the international community in the “It all builds, because once you start down the path United Nations,” though other U.N. officials and diplo- of intolerance, it’s very difficult to stop it, unless at the mats said it’s in response to growing concerns about end of the day you have conflict,” he said. NC river swirls with gray muck near flooded coal ash dump an increasingly turbulent world. French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to The seven-year-old conflict in Syria and the three- be a key voice joining Guterres in the coming week in BY MICHAEL BIESECKER flowing into the river. byproducts” could be seen floating year war in Yemen that has sparked the world’s worst speaking out against this trend and supporting multi- AND ALAN SUDERMAN “When the environment is con- in the lake and river. humanitarian crisis and is now seriously threatening lateralism as key to promoting peace. Associated Press ducive, we will put people on the Earthjustice, an environmental large-scale famine will certainly be in the spotlight, The week’s activities kick off with a peace summit ground to verify the amount of po- advocacy group with a boat in the along with meetings on other Mideast and African hot Monday morning honoring the 100th birthday this year WILMINGTON, N.C. — Gray tential coal ash that could have left river, provided The Associated spots. So will Iran, which faces escalating hostile rhet- of South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela. muck is flowing into the Cape and entered those flood waters,” Press with images Friday showing oric from the Trump administration over its activities A statue of Mandela will be unveiled at U.N. headquar- Fear River from the site of a dam Regan said. wide gray slicks in the water. A supporting international terrorism, which Tehran vehe- ters and leaders are expected to adopt a declaration rec- breach at a Wilmington power Floodwaters breached several team member plucked a turtle mently denies. ognizing the years 2019-2028 as the Nelson Mandela plant where an old coal ash dump points early Friday in the earthen from the muck and rinsed it off. Guterres said last week that one of his overriding Decade of Peace. had been covered over by Flo- dam at Sutton Lake, the plant’s “Any big spill like this raises concerns in an increasingly globalized world is the Trump is hosting an event Monday on “The World rence’s floodwaters. 1,100-acre (445-hectare) reservoir. concerns about the impacts on the threat to having the U.N.’s 193 member nations work Drug Problem” and Haley said 124 countries have Forecasters predicted the water Lake water then flooded one of estuary ecosystem in the lower together, which is the foundation of the United Nations. signed a global call to action. Activists on drug policy will continue to rise through the three large coal ash dumps lining Cape Fear River,” said Pete Harri- “Multilateralism is under attack from many different note it was never negotiated, and one group, the Harm weekend at the L.V. Sutton Power the lakeshore. son, a staff attorney with Earthjus- directions precisely when we need it most,” the U.N. Reduction Coalition, called it “an instance of heavy- Station. Duke Energy spokes- The ash left over when coal is tice on the boat. “This is Duke’s chief told reporters Thursday. “In different areas and handed U.S. ‘with us or against us’ diplomacy.” woman Paige Sheehan said the burned to generate electricity con- third coal ash spill in the aftermath for different reasons, the trust of people in their political The increasingly strident U.S. rhetoric against Iran utility doesn’t believe the breach tains mercury, lead, arsenic and of Hurricane Florence, and it looks establishments, the trust of states among each other, the is expected to be a feature in U.S. speeches. Haley said poses a significant threat of in- other toxic heavy metals. Duke like it’s the biggest yet.” trust of many people in international organizations has that “every dangerous spot in the world — Iran seems creased flooding to nearby com- said Friday the plant’s inundated Environmental Protection been eroded and ... multilateralism has been in the fire.” to have its fingerprints in it,” which Tehran denies. munities. basin contains about 400,000 Agency regional administrator Guterres challenged diplomats at last week’s open- Trump pulled the United States out of the 2015 Iran Sheehan said the company can’t cubic yards (305,820 cubic me- Trey Glenn said Friday his staff ing of the 73rd session of the General Assembly by nuclear agreement in May and the foreign ministers of rule out that ash might be escaping ters) of ash. was monitoring the situation at saying: “At a time of fragmentation and polarization, the five remaining powers who support the deal — the flooded dump and flowing The area received more than 30 Sutton from the state Emergency the world needs this assembly to show the value of in- Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany — are ex- through the lake into the river. inches (75 centimeters) of rain Operations Center in Raleigh, ternational cooperation.” pected to meet privately Monday evening with Iranian Inspectors with the state Depart- from former Hurricane Florence, about 150 miles (240 kilometers) Whether it will be able to remains in question. Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. ment of Environmental Quality with the Cape Fear River still ris- northwest of the Sutton plant. He At this year’s gathering of presidents, prime ministers, The General Assembly’s “General Debate,” as the travelled to the plant by boat on ing and expected to crest Sunday said dozens of EPA staff were scat- monarchs and minsters, populist leaders will include ministerial session is called, officially opens Tuesday Sunday to collect water quality and remain at flood stage through tered throughout the region im- U.S. President Donald Trump, President Andrzej Duda with Guterres’ report on the state of the world, to be samples. Environmental Secretary early next week. pacted by Florence, checking on of Poland and Premier Giuseppe Conte of Italy along followed soon after by speeches from Trump, Macron Mike Regan said aerial video of Gray material the company toxic waste sites and oil storage fa- with the foreign ministers of Hungary and Austria. and late in the morning by President Hassan Rouhani the site show “potential coal ash” characterized as “coal combustion cilities. U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley told reporters that of Iran. CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. 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the wake of the epidemic. that we’ve been a part of,” he said. “You have to Carr “I think we’ve seen the medical board and the have partnerships at the federal, state and local level medical community is responding and are changing to deal with this issue because it is so multifaceted.” FROM PAGE 1A practices,” he said. “We’re seeing it with pharma- And that, Carr said, means leveraging the expert- lawsuit, nor did he pinpoint an estimate for how Pharma, Johnson & Johnson, McKesson Corp. and cies, we’re seeing it with dentists, we’re seeing it ise of professionals across numerous sectors — much the state is seeking in financial damages. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries. kind of across the board.” nonprofits, state agencies and education alike. However, he said that whatever money Georgia “Some of the issues may be similar and some Carr said he’d like to see more prosecutions of “I created the Statewide Opioid Task Force to do may claim in a successful suit would be deposited may be different as it relates to the state versus what those who are illicitly selling such drugs, and for this — to build an infrastructure of communication into the state’s general fund coffers. a local community or county or city may assert,” those who have developed dependencies on opioids, between the experts and get them all in the room to- “So we would have to work with the governor Carr said. “So we’re getting into that right now and more rehabilitation opportunities. gether,” he said. “I don’t think there should be an- and the legislature to make sure it would be directed that will be all a part of the lawsuit.” “The end goal has to be no more deaths, no more other government program ... if there needs to be appropriately and in part I would like to work with Addressing the opioid epidemic, he said, is diffi- funerals due to opioid overdoses,” he said. “And legislation, that’s fine, but let’s bring everybody to- the legislature and the governor, particularly on cult, considering there are legitimate, therapeutic that is a multifaceted problem that will need a mul- gether and let’s talk about it.” rural rehabilitation and rural addiction issues,” Carr uses for such drugs. tifaceted approach ... it’s an ‘all-in’ issue that we’ve At their last meeting, Carr said the task force fo- said. “I think that’s one area we would certainly “There is a medical purpose for using an opioid, got to deal with.” cused on three specific areas of opioid abuse pre- need to focus on going forward, among others.” and where that is — cancer treatment, end of life, Carr said Georgia has joined more than 40 other vention — neonatal abstinence, foster care services As of late August, 27 states have already filed law- burns — it needs to be done appropriately and states looking into the advertising and business for the children of parents with substance abuse suits against Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of under a doctor’s supervision,” he said. “There are practices of opioid manufacturers and distributors. problems and youth athletics. OxyContin. Earlier this year the City of Cartersville those who are abusing the system and we need to “We have created a statewide task force that in- “I love playing sports, but you’re going to get announced that it was joining a consortium of other hold them accountable.” cludes a plan that was spearheaded by the Depart- hurt,” Carr said. “You’ll get a concussion, you’ll state municipalities in a class action lawsuit against Carr, however, said he is observing changes in ments of Public Health, Community Health and blow a knee and they’ll give you a pain med. That numerous drug manufacturers, including Purdue how opioids are being prescribed by physicians in Behavioral Health that they have just completed, may be your gateway to addiction.”

standard in Bartow County.” tionships created and the engag- rose slightly this year — 0.6 per- 81.6 percent this year, according Graduations Woodland High rebounded ing and relevant learning experi- cent — to 88.7 percent from 88.1 to a DOE press release. from a 3.4 percent drop last year ences.” percent in 2017. “Georgia’s graduation rate con- FROM PAGE 1A to a 3.4 percent increase this year, Improved attendance also con- “We are proud to see Cass High tinues to rise because our public “Breaking the 90 percent mark successful.” climbing from 79.4 percent in tributed to the increase in gradu- consistently among the top-per- school students have access to for graduation cannot be deter- In Bartow County, one high 2017 to 82.8 percent in 2018. ates, Dickey said. forming schools in this category,” more opportunities than ever be- mined by one variable,” she said. school broke the 90 percent plane “We are definitely excited that “First off, we looked hard at Principal Stephen Revard said. “It fore,” State School Superintend- “This success is a reflection of while the other two are steadily we are back on an upward trend our attendance data when con- truly demonstrates the commit- ent Richard Woods said in the students who value their educa- heading toward it. while also being above the state ducting our school improvement ment of our teachers, staff and release. “From career, technical tion and teachers and staff who Adairsville High achieved the average,” Principal Dr. Wes planning,” he said. “We had the parents towards the overall suc- and agricultural education to dual are dedicated to not only educat- largest increase of the three, ris- Dickey said. “Last year was our worst attendance rate of the cess of our students. Also, it is a enrollment to the fine arts, there ing students but motivating them ing 7.2 percent from 84 percent second year of implementing our BCSS high schools. Our SIP team testament to the hard work that is is an unprecedented emphasis on to achieve their goals. We appre- last year to 91.2 percent this year. Success initiatives in the building then created and implemented done in the classroom by our stu- supporting the whole child and ciate the family and community “It’s a culmination of four while we also started the rolling multiple action steps last year to dents as they prepare for a pro- making sure every single student support that contributed to years of effort by our entire out of our ROAR — positive be- help motivate and encourage our ductive life after high school.” understands the relevance of what Cartersville High School’s attain- staff,” Principal Bruce Mulkey havior supports — program. This students to come to school every Statewide, graduation rates they’re learning. I’m confident ment of the 90 percent graduation said. “I’m very proud that they’re has helped create the beginning day. As a result, our attendance have grown steadily since Geor- we’ll continue to see these gains goal.” getting the recognition they de- foundation whereby students data improved dramatically last gia began using the adjusted co- as long as we’re still expanding The increased rate for Bartow serve because of that. I’m also want to come to school daily at school year.” hort calculation, starting at 69.7 opportunities that keep students County’s high schools is a “testa- proud for the Class of 2018. I sent Woodland because of the rela- Cass High’s graduation rate percent in 2012 and climbing to invested in their education.” ment to our conscientious system them a Remind message leaders, building leadership [Wednesday] morning to congrat- teams, teachers and students,” ulate them on having the highest Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page graduation rate of any AHS grad- said. uating class and for raising the “It’s impressive that every high bar for future classes. It was school improved their graduation pretty neat to get some of their rate and that our overall gradua- replies.” tion rate is at an all-time high Mulkey added the school’s since the state began using the ad- graduation rate was 66 percent in justed cohort calculation now re- 2013 “so we’re very excited quired by federal law, and I’m about the progress we’ve made proud that we’re consistently over the last five years.” above the state rate,” he said. The principal credits the climb- “The amount of hard work that ing numbers to an increase in went into that record-breaking course options and pathways for year is impressive, and I’m con- students and to a dedicated teach- fident graduation numbers will ing and counseling staff. continue to increase as we work “First, the system has done a on collaboration and closing in- really good job at providing more structional gaps for all of our stu- options for students who may not dents.” be interested in a traditional high The 2018 rate for Cartersville school experience,” he said. “We climbed 2.1 percent from last continue to add programs at the year’s rate of 89.2 percent and [Bartow County] College and Ca- was nearly 10 percent above the reer Academy that expose these state rate, while the county sys- students to options they’ve not tem’s rate jumped 3.7 percent had in the past, and our partner- over its 2017 rate of 83.4 percent ship with [Mountain Education and came in at 5.5 percent above Charter High School] allows stu- the state. dents who are not able to attend Feuerbach was pleased with the school from 8 [a.m.] to 4 [p.m.] increase over last year. the opportunity to earn a “We celebrate the 2.1 percent diploma.” increase, not because of the num- Mulkey said the guidance de- ber itself but because of the mes- partment also “made changes in sage it conveys,” he said. “More our protocols and procedures for students are staying the course monitoring students’ progress to- and completing successfully, wards graduation.” which is our continual aim.” “They can tell you what any A number of factors con- senior in our building needs to tributed to the increased rate, graduate without looking at their which has been steadily climbing graduation plan,” he said. “If a since 2011 except for two years student leaves AHS, they can tell of slight decreases. you exactly where they went be- “We are employing diligent cause they monitor that closely as recordkeeping to ensure our stu- well. Lastly, they monitor student dents who move out of the district attendance, which has been a are counted as transfer students major initiative for us over the instead of non-completers,” last several years.” Feuerbach said. “Online credit- The final and “most important” recovery options allow students reason for the increase is the another avenue to successfully “dedication and commitment of earn credits. Flexible Academic our teachers in the classroom,” Block or FAB Wednesday pro- the principal said. gram gives students the opportu- “Our staff made a commitment nity to participate in a number of six years ago that our graduation support activities, including rate was going to improve,” he mandatory and optional tutoring, said. “Every teacher bought into enrichment activities, researching the processes we established, and in the media center, working on I’ve watched them pour their assignments in computer labs, hearts and souls into our students completing makeup work, prepar- to make it happen. The strength ing for the SAT and ACT and oc- of our building has always been casionally hearing guest lecturers. our teachers’ ability to build rela- [And] we offer individualized tionships with students. They student and parent meetings in know their students on a personal the spring to ensure students are level and are truly invested in on target academically and that them. They work 60 hours a week students’ course schedules for the and will gladly come in on a Sat- upcoming school year are tailored urday if that’s what our students to meet the requirements needed need. I can’t tell you how proud I for students to graduate.” am and how fortunate I am to As for surpassing the state rate work with them every day.” by almost 10 percent, the super- Page said he was “even more intendent said it’s “difficult to impressed” by Adairsville’s grad- judge the successes or challenges uation rate than he was with the of other communities” without overall rate. understanding the various cir- “I commend the school for cumstances that exist across their commitment to engage all Georgia. children in relevant learning ac- “Our primary objective is to tivities, changing their protocols focus on our community and to and procedures for monitoring tailor our educational experience students’ progress toward gradu- to meet its needs,” he said. “We ation and improving student at- are always looking for opportuni- tendance,” he said. “The ties to enhance our students’ ex- investment into these practices is perience, and we are excited evident, and now we’re celebrat- when those pursuits prove to be ing with them as they set a new 6A Sunday, September 23, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com World The Daily Tribune News Militants attack Iran military parade, killing at least 25

BY NASSER KARIMI rades to ambulances. Video ob- AND JON GAMBRELL tained by The Associated Press of Associated Press the aftermath showed bodies of sol- diers, some appearing lifeless, lay- Militants disguised as soldiers ing on the ground in pools of blood. opened fire Saturday on an annual One had a blanket covering him. A Iranian military parade in the coun- man screamed in grief. try’s oil-rich southwest, killing at The attack killed at least 25 peo- least 25 people and wounding over ple and wounded over 60, accord- 60 in the deadliest terror attack to ing to the state-run IRNA news strike the country in nearly a agency. It said gunmen wore mili- decade. tary uniforms and targeted a riser Women and children scattered where military and police com- along with once-marching Revolu- manders were sitting. At least eight tionary Guard soldiers as heavy of the dead served in the Revolu- gunfire rang out at the parade in tionary Guard, an elite paramilitary Ahvaz, the chaos captured live on unit that answers only to Iran’s state television. supreme leader, according to the The region’s Arab separatists, semi-official Tasnim news agency. once only known for nighttime at- “We suddenly realized that some tacks on unguarded oil pipelines, armed people wearing fake military claimed responsibility for the outfits started attacking the com- brazen assault. rades from behind (the stage) and Iranian Foreign Minister Mo- then opened fire on women and hammad Javad Zarif blamed re- children,” an unnamed wounded gional countries and their “U.S. soldier told state TV. “They were masters” for funding and arming just aimlessly shooting around and the separatists, issuing a stark did not have a specific target.” warning as regional tensions re- State TV hours later reported that main high in the wake of the U.S. all four gunmen had been killed, withdraw from the Iranian nuclear with three dying during the attack deal. and one later succumbing to his “Iran will respond swiftly and wounds at a hospital. decisively in defense of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani or- MEHR NEWS AGENCY, MEHDI PEDRAMKHOO/AP An Iranian army member carries away a child from a shooting scene during a military parade marking the 38th anniversary of Iraq’s lives,” Zarif wrote on Twitter. dered Iran’s Intelligence Ministry 1980 invasion of Iran, in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, Iran, Saturday. Gunmen attacked the military parade, killing at least eight The attack came as rows of Rev- to immediately investigate the at- members of the elite Revolutionary Guard and wounding 20 others, state media said. olutionary Guardsmen marched tack. down Ahvaz’s Quds, or Jerusalem, “The president stressed that the between Iran and the U.S. The Initially, authorities described the nomic protests. told the AP that members of an um- Boulevard. It was one of many response of the Islamic Republic of Trump administration in May assailants as “takfiri gunmen,” a Iran has blamed its Mideast brella group of Ahvazi activists his or- around the country marking the Iran to the slightest threat would be pulled out of the 2015 nuclear ac- term previously used to describe archrival, the Sunni kingdom of ganization leads carried out the attack. start of Iran’s long 1980s war with harsh, but those who support the cord with Iran, and since then has the Islamic State group. Iran has Saudi Arabia, for funding Arab sep- The attack undermined the Iran- Iraq, commemorations known as terrorists should be accountable,” re-imposed sanctions that were been deeply involved in the fight aratists’ activity. State media in ian government “on the day it the “Sacred Defense Week.” IRNA reported. eased under the deal. It also has against IS in Iraq and has aided em- Saudi Arabia did not immediately wants to give a message to the Journalists and onlookers turned Meanwhile, Supreme Leader Ay- steadily ramped up pressure on Iran battled Syrian President Bashar acknowledge the attack, though a world that it is powerful and in con- to look toward the first shots, then atollah Ali Khamenei described the to try to get it to stop what Wash- Assad in his country’s long war. Saudi-linked, Farsi-language satel- trol,” al-Tostari said. To bolster his the rows of marchers broke as sol- attack as exposing “the atrocity and ington calls “malign activities” in But later, state media and gov- lite channel based in the United claim, he gave details about one of diers and civilians sought cover viciousness of the enemies of the the region. ernment officials seemed to come Kingdom immediately carried an the attackers that the AP could not under sustained gunfire. Iranian Iranian nation.” Despite those touchy relations, to the consensus that Arab sepa- interview with an Ahvazi activist immediately verify. soldiers used their bodies at time to “Their crime is a continuation of the U.S. government strongly de- ratists in the region were responsi- claiming Saturday’s attack. The Islamic State group also shield civilians in the melee, with the conspiracies by the U.S.- plored the attack, saying that “the ble. The separatists accuse Iran’s Hamid Baeidinejad, Iran’s am- claimed responsibility for the at- one Guardsman in full dress uni- backed regimes in the region which United States condemns all acts of Persian-dominated government of bassador to the U.K., called the tack in a message on its Amaaq form and sash carrying away a have aimed at creating insecurity in terrorism and the loss of any inno- discriminating against its ethnic channel’s decision a “heinous act” news agency, but provided no evi- bloodied boy. our dear country,” Khamenei said cent lives.” Arab minority, though an Ahvazi in a post on Twitter and said his dence it carried out the assault. “Oh God! Go, go, go! Lie down! in a statement. “However, to their “We stand with the Iranian peo- Arab, Gen. Ali Shamkhani, serves country would file a complaint They also initially wrongly said the Lie down!” one man screamed as a dismay, the Iranian nation will per- ple against the scourge of radical as the secretary of Iran’s Supreme with British authorities over the Ahvaz attack targeted Rouhani, woman fled with her baby. sist on the noble and prideful path Islamic terrorism and express our National Security Council. broadcast. who was in Tehran. The militants In the aftermath, paramedics they have taken and will — like be- sympathy to them at this terrible Khuzestan province also has Yacoub Hor al-Tostari, a have made a string of false claims tended to the wounded as soldiers, fore — overcome all animosities.” time,” State Department spokes- seen recent protests over Iran’s na- spokesman for the Arab Struggle in the wake of major defeats in Iraq some bloodied, helped their com- Tensions have been on the rise woman Heather Nauert said. tionwide drought, as well as eco- Movement to Liberate Ahvaz, later and Syria.

project, we do not demand a start- tions and which portion of US 41 arteries that intersect north and routes along the state highway sys- ing date. We leave it to the contrac- work will first begin on the proj- south and east and west throughout tem, Olson said he wouldn’t be US 41 tor to start whenever they want to ect. the county, keeping people and surprised if the repaving project FROM PAGE 1A start,” Arafa said. “The only thing The road maintenance project is freight moving.” also had some positive economic we ask of them is they let us know funded by both federal and state Arafa said that the resurfacing development impacts for the cor-   at least 15 days in advance before dollars. “Nobody from Bartow project along the US 41 corridor ridor. they start working, so we can let County is paying for anything,” will have a big impact on trans- “There’s a lot of traffic on that   the public know what to expect on Arafa said. portation throughout the rest of the stretch of highway, up and down,”  the road ahead, especially if their Bartow County Administrator county. he said. “We’re working on the work is going to interfere with Peter Olson, for one, said he’s ap- “When you don’t have the pot- Hamilton Crossing Park expansion " %"  &# traffic.” preciative of GDOT’s investments holes and the road is as smooth as and we’ve had people in the vicin- "($  ( After receiving a notice to pro- in improving the roadways within it can be, it’s safer,” he said. “And ity approaching us about commer- ceed from GDOT, C.W. Matthews the local community. when you have a road or highway cial development up along that         will present a construction plan de- “We have probably 200 miles of that is well-maintained, it im- corridor. The state’s already pro-          scribing the project timetable. That state highway, when you think proves the flow of traffic.” vided a great artery of access, so "#'!" will include details such as sched- about it, between 41, 411, 61, 20 Citing US 41’s accessibility to it’s a logical point to see commer-            uled lane closures, time restric- and 113,” he said. “They are key Interstate 75 and other major cial development occur.”

great pictures of our group Bio singing.

FROM PAGE 3A DTN: If you could have dinner DTN: What is something peo- with any historical figure or ple would be surprised to know celebrity, past or present, who about you? would you pick and why? MS: I have sung at the Eiffel MS: Anne Frank. I did a social- Tower and Notre Dame Cathe- science fair project on the Holo- dral. In high school, I traveled caust in eighth grade. I was with the choral program to Paris, captivated by Anne Frank’s story. France. I had the opportunity to I couldn’t imagine what life was sing at the Eiffel Tower and the like to live in an attic for two Notre Dame Cathedral. I made years as a preteen. I would like to memories that will last a lifetime sit down with her and talk about on that trip. I even have some her experiences of that time.

Tripp Nelson - Owner Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. Cartersville, GA 30120 770-212-9294 The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 23, 2018 7A BARTOW COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS Shiloh Howell of Cartersville mer earnings requirements, allow- Archer, William J. Archer and to teach, pursued his passion to be- Errin Beard of Cartersville, Cartersville, Martha Tuck of was named to the summer 2018 se- ing him or her freedom to partici- William Noble IV; AP Scholar with come a photographer. Over his 40- Amanda Beatty of Cartersville, Jor- Adairsville, James Wilson of mester honors list at Mercy College pate in unpaid service, activities, Distinction, William Allen, Jackson year career as a newspaper and dan Cantrell of Euharlee, Caitlin Cartersville, Paul Wilson of of Ohio in Toledo. Howell is pur- internships and the creation of their Collier, Parker Helms, Tyler magazine photojournalist, he cov- Danahy of Cartersville, Patrick Cartersville, Takada Winters of suing a Bachelor of Science in own venture. Keeney, Pavan Reddy, Nicolas ered presidential campaigns of Farrell of Cartersville, Jessica Fitz- Cartersville and Thomas Wyant of medical imaging. Seijo and Matthew Slocum. Jimmy Carter through Bill Clinton, patrick of Cartersville, Ashleah Cartersville. Kailee Kready of Cartersville the Mount St. Helen’s eruption and Gilbertson of Cartersville, Katrin Jasmin Askew of Euharlee was and Vincent Mastrarrigo and Jared Shaleta Evans of Kingston grad- civil wars in Central America and Gomisch of Cartersville, Kasey The following Bartow County named to the summer 2018 presi- Tatum of Adairsville participated in uated summer semester from Jack- Africa. McGahee has twice been Graska of Cartersville, Michael students were named to the sum- dent’s list at Georgia Southwestern Freshman Recruit Orientation sonville State University. nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in Gravely of Cartersville, Margot mer 2018 semester president’s list State University in Americus. Group Week Aug. 12-18, marking feature photography. In 1978, his Harris of Cartersville, Donna at Kennesaw State University: Jor- their transition from civilians to David Gaskey of Euharlee has photo “Michael’s Legacy” about a Heathcock of White, Lucy Horn- dan Cantrell of Euharlee, Jack Grant Hightower of Cartersville cadets in the Corps of Cadets at the been promoted to the rank of pri- high school wrestler who continued back of Cartersville, Laura Howell Mayo of Kingston, John Norris of was named to the summer 2018 University of North Georgia in vate first class by Maj. Gen. An- competing after the loss of his leg of White, Michael Huie of Cartersville, Kaitlynn Loyd of Eu- dean’s list at Georgia Southwestern Dahlonega, one of six senior mili- thony P. German, the adjutant to cancer earned McGahee a run- Adairsville, Heidi Jackson of harlee, David Mccaw of State University in Americus. tary colleges in the nation. general for New York. Gaskey is ner-up finish. He was nominated Cartersville, Landon Killian of Cartersville, Caitlynn Curtis of assigned to the Company D, 2- again in 1982 for “Charley and Cartersville, Sung Eun Lee of Cartersville, Laura Howell of Trang Carnes of Adairsville and The following Cartersville City 108th Infantry of the New York Wilhelm,” which encapsulated the Cartersville, Matthew Lindsey of White, Cortney Kiser of Christopher Clark of Cartersville Schools students have earned AP Army National Guard. bond between two farmers in Min- Cartersville, Jonathan Lively of Cartersville, Jonathan Lively of were named to the summer 2018 Scholar Awards for 2018: AP nesota. Now in semi-retirement, Cartersville, Tiffany Norwood of Cartersville, David Marley of academic achievement list at Geor- Scholars, William Andrews, Neil McGahee of Cassville has McGahee lives in Cassville with Cartersville, Stephen Roland of Cartersville, Heather Mashburn of gia Southwestern State University William Bentley, Jocelyn been named one of eight Outstand- his wife of 38 years, Sharon; their Cartersville, Bradley Serpa of Cartersville, Andrew Duenas of in Americus. Blanchette, Ethan Boone, Anna ing Alumni Award winners at Geor- son, Zack; and his cat, Rudy. He White, Robin Stocks of Euharlee, Cartersville, Lauren Blackstock of Chapman, Margaret Choate, Carl gia Southwestern State University covers state and local government Connor Terry of Cartersville, Cartersville and Rebekah Bell of Cartersville resident Christian Colston, Annabelle Edmondson, in Americus. The Class of 1971 for the Daily Tribune News in Samantha Thompson of Cartersville. Welch, a 2018 graduate of Wood- Daniel Ejieke, Andrea Evans, Elsa alumnus will be recognized for the Cartersville. land High School, is one of 10 Evans, Lupita Fajardo, Allyson Ire- College of Arts and Sciences Oct. freshmen who has entered Duke land, Walter Morris, Dolph Nelson 12 during the annual Outstanding The following Bartow County University this fall as part of the IV, William Norwood, Haolat Alumni Awards Dinner in the Mar- students graduated summer semes- new Clark Scholars program. Each Sadiku, Carter Spivey, Sarah shall Student Center. After earning ter from Kennesaw State Univer- scholar receives support to help Wiedetz and Juan Zazueta; AP a degree in history from GSW, Mc- sity: Ashlee Bagnell of Kingston, offset loans, work-study and sum- Scholars with Honor, Simeon Gahee, instead of pursing his plan Matthew Banks of Cartersville,

ways our greatest accomplish- help our community through serv- and disaster relief; Will2Way Care ment. We hope that the commu- ing, mentoring and making a dif- Feeds — monthly feeding in the nity will once again rally around ference in the world.” Bartow County community, pro- FROM PAGE 1A these efforts to give their support Preparing to mark its fifth an- viding hot meals that we prepare, Along with monetary contribu- and love to those in need. niversary next month, Will2Way serve and deliver to over 425 peo- tions, donors are urged to deliver “… We greatly appreciate continues to broaden its reach. ple every month; [and] Will2Way water; wipes; diapers; formula; everyone that has already donated “Will2Way will be celebrating Mentors — currently mentoring at towels; blankets; pillows; sheets; items. We realize that it takes a vil- five years of service Oct. 4, 2018, both Cartersville and Cass middle socks; shoes; feminine products; lage to handle a task so large and and what better way to celebrate and high school [to] young ladies toiletries; hand sanitizer; cleaning truly Cartersville, Georgia, is a an anniversary than by serving ages 12 and up. Will2Way offers supplies; grocery bags; T-shirts small hometown with a big heart others in need,” Whitfield said. scholarships — application and pants; underwear; box fans; to help others.” “Collectively with the help of vol- process begins Oct. 1 [to] Oct. 30 tarps; electrical, duct and packing Formerly known as Soul Sistas unteers, we have been [blessed] to — to two deserving young ladies tape; utility knives, leather work Run Inc., the organization changed serve over 100,000 in this five- in the north Georgia area in the gloves; and nonperishable food its name to Will2Way Foundation year span worldwide. Our purpose amount of $750 each.” TV Stands items. in 2017. is to open additional transitional For more information about “Our goal is to help others in According to www.will2way- housing in the Bartow County Will2Way Foundation and its Care time of need, to let others know foundation.org, “We started as a community to help those that are 4 Carolina campaign, call 404- Monday - Saturday that there are people praying for group of individuals that wanted experiencing homelessness and 590-3492, email will2wayfounda- them and willing to help them all to encourage each other to put an end to it in our town. [email protected] or visit 927 N. Tennessee St., Cartersville, GA over this world,” Whitfield said. walk/run by any means necessary “Our current programs consist www.will2wayfoundation.org. “Changing someone’s life is al- to just finish. We saw the need to of Will2Way Cares — missions 770-382-4652 treasurechestoutlet.com

• Robert Bruce and charged with was arrested and charged with pro- BARTOW Jackson Jr., of speeding and driv- bation violation. 1394 Asbury ing without a valid BLOTTER Drive, Marietta, license. • Brittany Faye was arrested and Watkins, of 263 The following information — charged with pro- • Amy Vaughn Mac Johnson names, photos, addresses, charges bation violation. Ortagus, of 26 Road N.W. 56, and other details — was taken di- Old Old Alabama Cartersville, was rectly from Bartow County Sher- • Resendiz Benito Road S.E., Emer- arrested and iff’s Office jail records. Not every Juarez, of 210 son, was arrested charged with con- arrest leads to a conviction, and a Cox Farm Road and charged with tempt of Juvenile Court. conviction or acquittal is deter- S.E., Acworth, criminal trespass- mined by the court system. Arrests was arrested and damage to prop- • Errone Deshane were made by BCSO deputies ex- charged with im- erty. Williams, of 112 cept where otherwise indicated. proper lane change High Point Road and driving without a valid li- • Ethel Lee S.E., Cartersville, September 21 cense. Perkins, of 357 was arrested and Felton Burr Road, charged with pos- • Edgar L. Alas, • Harry Roy Rockmart, was ar- sessing less than 1 of 2107 Quinto Lupold, of 39 C. rested and charged ounce of marijuana. Drive S.W., Mari- J. Drive, Kingston, with criminal tres- etta, was arrested was boarded at the pass-damage to • Joel Randolph on a Probate Court jail. property. Wyatt, of 585 sentence. Cedar Creek Road • Stephen • Amanda Nic- N.W., Cartersville, • Joshua Daniel Michael Mays, of hole Roland, of was arrested and Beecher, of 32 507 N. Gilmer St. 130 Evergreen charged with driv- Beechwood Lane, S.E. 27, Trail S.E. C, ing without a li- Rockmart, was ar- Cartersville, was Cartersville, was cense and possession of rested on an arrested and arrested on a Juve- methamphetamine. agency assist. charged with driv- nile Court sen- ing while license suspended or re- tence. • Kathy Lynn voked-third offense within five Burns, of 161 years. • William Jamar Simpson Circle Towe, of 150 Pine N.E., Cartersville, • Luis Gustavo Morales, of 210 Valley Drive was arrested and E. King St., Dalton, was arrested N.W., Adairsville, charged with sim- ple battery-family violence.

• Brooke Abigail Dillard, of 3638 Dogwood Valley Road, Tunnel Hill, was arrested and returned to bond.

• Cody Oneal Goss, of 169 Sugar Hill Road N.E., Rydal, was arrested and charged with driv- ing without a li- cense, driving without a license plate, driving a motorcycle with- out a helmet and possession of less than 1 ounce of marijuana.

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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, September 23, 2018 All Grown Up: Baby Braves clinch NL East crown

BY GEORGE HENRY Braves surged back into the play- in early August, but faded while in the shortest outing of his nine- Associated Press offs. A loud crowd at SunTrust Park going 6-14 this month. year career. joined the party when rookie Foltynewicz (12-10) tipped his “I didn’t do my job today,” Arri- ATLANTA — Freddie Freeman Ronald Acuna Jr. caught a flyball cap to a standing ovation as he left eta said. “You’ve got tip your cap. stood soaked in champagne with for the final out, setting off another with runners on first and second in They won the division. They really music blaring and his teammates round of the Tomahawk Chop and the eighth with a 4-0 lead. did. This wasn’t something that jamming in celebration. a big celebration on the field. Jesse Biddle relieved, walked the started today, obviously. Individu- This was just how the longtime “When we started this series, we first batter he faced and gave up two ally, the last month I haven’t been star first baseman envisioned it knew it was within our grasp,” runs on Cesar Hernandez’s bases- very good, and we didn’t take care when the Atlanta Braves began Snitker said. “We knew we couldn’t loaded single. Brad Brach allowed of business. We just didn’t get the spring training seven months ago. lose track of today. I know I’m re- Rhys Hoskins’ RBI single before job done. They did.” “You could tell after the first dundant saying that all the time, but Jonny Venters escaped the jam on a Atlanta led 2-0 in the first when week of workouts that we had the I felt we just needed to stay current lineout and a grounder. Arrieta walked three of his first four talent to do something special,” and worry about today’s game. Kurt Suzuki added an RBI single batters, and Johan Camargo hit a Freeman said. “Obviously we still These guys have done an unbeliev- to make it 5-3 in the eighth off Ser- two-run single. needed to put it together. But this is able job of that this year.” anthony Dominguez, the seventh Freeman hit a two-run single in what happens. You win the division The Braves will make their first pitcher used by Philadelphia. the second to make it 4-0. Freeman, after three straight 90-loss seasons.” postseason appearance since 2013 Arodys Vizcaino, in his first save one of two current Braves who The Braves capped a most sur- on Oct. 4 in the NL Division Series. situation since June 17, closed out played on the 2013 division-win- prising season by clinching their It has not yet been determined who the ninth for his 16th save in 18 ning team — along with pitcher first NL East crown since 2013, or where the youth-filled club will chances, getting Wilson Ramos to Julio Teheran — is hitting .389 over with Mike Foltynewicz taking a no- play in the best-of-five round. ground out, striking out Roman his last 14 games. hitter into the seventh inning Satur- Atlanta won its fourth straight Quinn and retiring Maikel Franco “When Franco hit that ball, I put JOHN BAZEMORE/AP day in a 5-3 win over the game and beat second-place on a flyball to Acuna in left. my hands up right away,” Freeman Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman, right, hugs Philadelphia Phillies. Philadelphia for the third day in a Phillies starter Jake Arrieta (10- said. “It means everything. This is manager Brian Snitker after defeating Philadelphia Phillies, 5-3, A year after going 70-92, man- row. The Phillies also startled a lot 10) lasted two innings, allowing to clinch the National League East Division Saturday in Atlanta. ager Brian Snitker and his Baby of fans this year and led the division four runs, four hits and three walks SEE BRAVES, PAGE 3B Lawrence’s 4 TDs help Clemson rout Tech

BY PAUL NEWBERRY AP Sports Writer

ATLANTA — Freshman Trevor Lawrence took a leading role in Clemson’s quarterback rotation, coming off the bench to throw four touchdown passes as the No. 3 Tigers produced their most com- plete performance of the season Saturday in a 49-21 rout of Georgia Tech. After starter Kelly Bryant pro- duced just 13 yards and one first down on Clemson’s first two pos- sessions, Lawrence entered the game early in the second quarter. The Cartersville High product quickly guided the Tigers on a seven-play, 74-yard drive capped by a 17-yard touchdown pass to Hunter Renfrow that made it 14-0. Lawrence finished with 176 yards on 13-of-18 passing for the Tigers (4-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Con- ference), also connecting with Justyn Ross for a 53-yard score, Travis Etienne on a 3-yard touch- down just before halftime and Tee Higgins for a 30-yard TD in the closing minutes. Bryant also directed a touchdown JASON GREENBERG/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS drive, winding up 6 of 10 passing Woodland junior Tess Cochran nears the finish line during the Wingfoot XC Classic Saturday morning at Sam Smith Park in Cartersville. for 56 yards. It was a thoroughly dismal per- formance by Georgia Tech (1-3, 0- Woodland 4th in major race at Sam Smith Park 2), even with a couple of garbage-time touchdowns. The Yel- low Jackets are off to their worst BY JASON GREENBERG Woodland almost did place third, coming Adairsville ran in the JV race and Cass also were several different JV and middle SEE CLEMSON, PAGE 2B [email protected] within four points of third-place, Class 7A didn’t have enough runners to qualify as a school races and a community race later in South Forsyth. The only other teams Wood- team, giving the Cartersville boys the Bar- the evening. The Wingfoot XC Classic at Sam Smith land didn’t surpass were likely state cham- tow championship. Tents lined as far as the eye could see in Park in Cartersville Saturday is the biggest pions in their respective classifications, Of course, the Woodland girls also took the open Sam Smith Park field, and the Ballard leads high school cross country meet in Georgia, Marietta and Marist. home the trophy for best in the county, but emcee/hype man on stage could be heard both in the number of teams competing and The Lady Wildcats weren’t the only local the Lady Canes had a strong showing as loud and clear from end to end, often giving the quality of competition. team in action Saturday at Sam Smith Park, well. They placed 14th out of 34 teams, bet- the event the ambiance of a festival rather Canes to win; Woodland girls head coach Matthew Lan- although they were the only one to run in the ter than head coach David Matherne ex- than a cross country meet. dolt said about 15 or 16 of the top 20 ranked championship races with a select few elite pected given the quality of competition. The pomp and circumstance would have Wildcats’ teams in the state, across all classifications, teams. The other Bartow teams ran in the “I thought they’d be more at about felt out of place, though, if it were’t for the attended the event. varsity races, and those weren’t lacking for halfway through the field, but they finished collection of cross country talent on the However, the Lady Wildcats have been so talent either. The No. 7-ranked team in Class 14th,” Matherne said. “That was really im- course. streak comes successful in recent years, that even finish- 4A, the Cartersville boys, placed ninth in the pressive. They did really well.” “When you can run a championship race ing fourth in the loaded 34-team champi- varsity race with an average time of 18:39. While bragging rights are always impor- that has teams from out of state coming in, to an end onship race wasn’t all that impressive to Woodland placed 22nd with an average time tant in Bartow, the county championships you know it’s big. This is more competitive junior Tess Cochran. of 19:26. took a back seat on this day to the sheer than the state meet,” Matherne said. “I don’t “It was right about what I was expecting,” The Bartow rivalries were particularly magnitude of the event. Nearly 1,000 run- think a lot of people in Cartersville know STAFF REPORT an apathetic Cochran said. “Top three would significant in this meet because, just like last ners competed in just the varsity and cham- Cartersville senior Colbi Ballard have been nice but four is pretty good.” year, it served as the county championship. pionship races for the boys and girls. There SEE XC, PAGE 4B almost outhit North Cobb by herself on Friday afternoon. It had as much to do with her arm as it did her bat. Ballard pitched a complete-game Week 6 Notebook: Dominance by home shutout in the circle, allowing three Woodland’s Potter piles hits and three walks with the same team continues in Wildcats-Hornets series number of strikeouts. At the plate, up tackles in road defeat Ballard finished 2-for-3 with a run scored and four RBIs in the 8-0, STAFF REPORT After a few years of being in separate regions, STAFF REPORT five-inning victory. ROAD SOUR ROAD — The brief history be- the teams reconvened in 2012 with the Hornets It was a night of tight affairs for With Cio Seigler and Anna Kate tween Woodland and Hiram has been split as rolling to a 42-0 victory. The Wildcats pulled off a Bartow County football teams this McElhaney having drew walks, evenly as possible. narrow 28-23 win the subsequent season. week. Ballard hit a run-scoring single to Heading into Friday night’s meeting between the The programs didn’t meet again until 2016. Cartersville earned a one-point put the Canes (9-15) up 1-0 in the Wildcats and Hornets, the home team had won all Hiram took that matchup by a 49-13 final score victory over Cedartown in the Re- bottom of the first. Cartersville later eight games in the series. That trend continued with prior to last year’s 21-10 triumph for Woodland at gion 5-AAAA opener for both pushed across four two-out runs to host Hiram using a huge second half to pull away Wildcat Stadium. schools. It was the first road test for grab hold early in the non-region for a 35-15 win. Not only has the home team come out victorious the Canes this season — and they contest. “Unfortunately, it’s staying true to that pattern,” in each meeting but also the Hornets have never barely passed it. Presley Edwards singled home Woodland head coach Tony Plott said. trailed in the series, having been granted the home Adairsville lost in one of the most McElhaney; Ballard and Lauren Woodland dropped the inaugural matchup in game the first time around in each re-cycle period. gut-wrenching ways possible. Play- McElhaney scored on an error; and 2002 by a 33-14 score. The Wildcats earned some It doesn’t help much now, but it would seem ing at home, the Tigers saw the final devastating enough, but it quite pos- Reese Storey crossed the plate on a revenge the following year with a 35-0 rout. Hiram Woodland can expect a win next time Hiram visits play of the game end in a touch- sibly could be enough to keep passed ball. earned a narrow 21-18 result in 2004 before Wood- town. down pass by North Murray for a Adairsville out of the playoffs. land countered with a 21-7 triumph the following 23-20 win by the Mountaineers. SEE ROUNDUP, PAGE 2B season. SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 4B The defeat in a vacuum would be SEE STANDOUTS, PAGE 4B 2B Sunday, September 23, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News No. 2 Georgia clears another SEC hurdle at Missouri

BY JOE WALLJASPER in the country entering the game. Lock, ceiver Emanuel Hall — who entered with Associated Press the highly touted NFL prospect, com- 430 receiving yards — without a catch. pleted 23 of 48 passes for 221 yards for “Just another day at the office for me,” COLUMBIA, Mo. — Fueled by oppor- the Tigers (3-1, 0-1 SEC). Baker said. “I don’t give myself too many tunistic defense and special teams early The Bulldogs opened a 20-7 halftime pats on the back.” and a quick-strike passing game late, No. lead without an offensive touchdown. In THE TAKEAWAY 2 Georgia notched another road victory the first quarter, Georgia cornerback Georgia: The Bulldogs have already against a divisional foe. Tyson Campbell stripped Missouri tight cleared two divisional road hurdles on Jake Fromm threw three second-half end Albert Okwuegbunam, scooped up their way to the SEC Championship touchdown passes and the Bulldogs re- the ball and returned it 68 yards for a Game in Atlanta. Georgia won at South turned a fumble and a blocked punt for touchdown — along the way, picking up Carolina in week two. scores to beat Missouri 43-29 on Satur- an accidental downfield block from an of- Missouri: The Tigers had won nine day. ficial against Lock. In the second quarter, straight regular-season games before “We didn’t play with discipline, com- Eric Stokes burst off the left side of the falling to Georgia. The task now is avoid- posure and really not much physicality Georgia line, blocked a punt and returned ing a losing streak as Missouri continues when you look at the run game for us and it 8 yards for another TD. the season’s toughest stretch with games stopping the run game defensively, but I “When you have a punt blocked for a at South Carolina and No. 1 Alabama. am proud of the way we competed and I touchdown, you have a fumble recovery POLL IMPLICATIONS am proud of the way we were resilient,” for a touchdown, it gives them and spots L.G. PATTERSON/AP There isn’t much room for upward mo- Georgia running back D’Andre Swift runs between Missouri defenders during Georgia coach Kirby Smart said. “When them 14 points, and that’s hard to over- the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday in Columbia, Missouri. bility for the second-ranked Bulldogs. they made a play, we came back and made come,” Missouri coach Barry Odom said. The question is whether voters will penal- a play.” “There aren’t many teams in the country miah Holloman and 54 yards to Mecole Missouri rushed for 172 yards, with ize them for not dominating Missouri. The Bulldogs (4-0, 2-0 Southeastern that I know that can be in the turnover Hardman in the second half. Fromm com- Larry Rountree III, Damarea Crockett, UP NEXT Conference) blanketed Missouri’s wide margin on the negative side and end up pleted 13 of 23 passes for 260 yards. Eli- Tyler Badie and Lock all scoring rushing Georgia: The Bulldogs return home to receivers, harassed star quarterback Drew winning the external scoreboard.” jah Holyfield rushed 14 times for 90 touchdowns. Okwuegbunam had nine play Tennessee. Lock, and forced three turnovers in the Fromm threw touchdown passes of 33 yards, and D’Andre Swift added 16 car- catches for 81 yards. Georgia cornerback Missouri: The Tigers have an off week first half against the seventh-best offense yards to Riley Ridley, 61 yards to Jere- ries for 71 yards. Deandre Baker held Missouri leading re- before traveling to South Carolina.

ROUNDUP with a walk and two runs scored. On Friday, the Trojans looked CLEMSON for the second half on a blistering day with temper- Cartersville finishes out its Re- the part in a 13-1, four-inning win atures in the low 90s, leaving a stadium that already was packed with huge swaths of orange-clad fans FROM PAGE 1B gion 5-AAAA schedule with a at Wildcat Field. They scored FROM PAGE 1B road trip to top-ranked Chapel Hill twice in the first inning, added five looking like an Atlanta version of Death Valley. Having batted around in the on Monday in a rescheduled runs apiece in the second and third start since 2003 and sure to face increasing ques- THE TAKEAWAY opening frame, Seigler led off the game. The Canes will then com- frames, and put up a single run in tions about Paul Johnson’s coaching future. Clemson: The Tigers insist they’re perfectly comfortable with their two-quarterback rotation, second inning with a double. Hope pete in the region tournament. the fourth to help end the game The Yellow Jackets fumbled eight times, recov- ering seven of them but giving up a touchdown but it will be interesting to see how the playing time Short reached on an error and a At the moment, Cartersville early due to the run-rule. when Clelin Ferrell fell on a loose ball in the end is doled out in the weeks to come if Lawrence con- walk to Anna Kate McElhaney would be the No. 5 seed in the Skylar Chappell led the Wild- zone for Clemson’s first TD. The home team com- tinues to shine. The defense left little doubt that it’s loaded the bases for Ballard. tourney, which would involve a cats, finishing 1-for-2 with a dou- pleted just three passes and was held to 146 yards one of the nation’s best, thoroughly stifling the Yel- She roped a bases-clearing dou- best-of-three series at fourth- ble and the team’s lone RBI. Bella on the ground — not even close to its nation-high low Jackets’ option offense most of the game while ble but got thrown out trying to seeded Cedartown. A Cartersville Carnes had the only other hit for rushing average of 392.7 coming into the game. playing everyone on the roster. stretch it into a triple. However, win over Chapel Hill and a Cedar- Woodland (17-6). Ansley Evans Georgia Tech’s lone score of the first half came Georgia Tech: A team that had hopes of contend- the damage had already been town loss to Chapel Hill on Tues- and Jordan Duck each coaxed a after Lawrence tried to set up a screen pass out of ing for a division title is now in full-scale crisis done. day would flip the two teams in walk. In the second inning, Han- the backfield, only to hit an offensive lineman in mode, already facing a deep hole before it even be- Ballard’s work with her right the standings. nah Miller scored the Wildcats’ the back with the short throw. Desmond Branch gins the bulk of its ACC schedule. Since winning arm kept North Cobb (8-15) off run on Chappell’s two-bagger picked off the deflected ball, returning the gift in- the Orange Bowl and finishing No. 8 nationally the scoreboard. The Warriors’ pri- Lassiter 13, Woodland 1 after reaching on an error earlier in terception to the Tigers 23. during the 2014 season, the Yellow Jackets are 18- mary threat came in the top of the Woodland softball’s 11-game the frame. Four plays later, TaQuon Marshall scored on an 22 overall and 9-17 in the league. The fan base is third when they loaded the bases winning streak came to a screech- While Woodland’s overall win 11-yard run to cut Clemson’s lead to 21-7, giving grumbling and athletic director Todd Stansbury with nobody out. ing halt just hours before the streak is over, the Wildcats can ex- Georgia Tech a glimmer of hope with just over 2 surely took note of all the empty seats at Bobby Dodd Stadium, even on a day when the visiting A double play with left fielder school’s football team saw its vic- tend their run in Region 7- minutes left in the first half. Lawrence quickly snuffed out any thoughts of an team brought a huge contingent to Atlanta. Lauren McElhaney throwing out a torious run come to an end. AAAAA play this coming week. upset. UP NEXT baserunner helped keep The softball Wildcats were al- Road games at Rome (Monday) Guiding Clemson down the field like a veteran, Clemson: Returns home next Saturday to face Cartersville up 8-0 and allowed ways going to need to be perfect and Paulding County (Thursday) Lawrence completed six passes for 54 yards — unbeaten Syracuse, the team that doled out the the Canes to end the game in the up against one of the top teams in sandwiched around a senior night shoveling a toss to Etienne with five seconds left Tigers’ only regular-season loss of 2017 — a 27- fifth inning due to the run-rule. the state and country. According to contest with Hiram (Tuesday) give in the half to restore a commanding three-touch- 24 stunner at the Carrier Dome. Edwards wound up 2-for-2 with MaxPreps, Lassiter is the 10th- Woodland a chance to have 14 down edge before the Tigers headed to the locker Georgia Tech: Hosts Bowling Green (1-3) in a an RBI. Seigler and Anna Kate ranked team in Georgia and No. consecutive region victories to room. nonconference game that will mark the first meet- McElhaney each finished 1-for-2 35 in the nation. close the regular season. Many Georgia Tech fans didn’t bother returning ing between the schools. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 23, 2018 3B BRAVES FROM PAGE 1B SPORTSROUNDUP goal No. 1. It’s celebration No. 1. We’ve still got three more we’ve got to do. We’ve got 11 wins to get MLB Standings in October. We’ve still got to take care of business, but, man, is this a NATIONAL LEAGUE Home & Away great feeling.” East Division W L Pct GB Monday Adairsville, Woodland at Heritage Foltynewicz didn’t permit a hit x-ATLANTA 87 68 .561 — Philadelphia 78 76 .506 8½ SOFTBALL Cass at Calhoun, 9 a.m. until Odubel Herrera singled to Washington 78 77 .503 9 begin the seventh. Franco singled New York 72 83 .465 15 Cartersville at Chapel Hill, 5:55 p.m. Tuesday, October 2 Miami 60 93 .392 26 with one out in the eighth. Central Division Cass at Paulding County, 5:55 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY W L Pct GB Woodland at Rome, 5:30 p.m. Adairsville, Woodland at Cass/Cartersville Invitational The 26-year-old Foltynewicz Chicago 89 64 .582 — has matured in his third full season, Milwaukee 88 66 .571 1½ Tuesday at Dellinger Park, 4:30 p.m. St. Louis 86 69 .555 4 earning his first All-Star appear- Pittsburgh 77 75 .507 11½ SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL ance and posting a 2.88 ERA that’s Cincinnati 66 89 .426 24 East Paulding at Cass, 5:55 p.m. Adairsville at LFO, 5 p.m. West Division almost two full runs lower than his W L Pct GB Hiram at Woodland, 5:55 p.m. North Paulding at Cartersville, 5 p.m. career average entering the year. Los Angeles 85 69 .552 — Colorado 83 70 .542 1½ VOLLEYBALL Cass at Paulding County, 5:30 p.m. “We knew we had something Arizona 79 75 .513 6 Adairsville at Calhoun, 5 p.m. Woodland at Cherokee, 5 p.m. S.F. 72 83 .465 13½ special since day one,” he said. San Diego 62 92 .403 23 Cass, Rome at Woodland, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, October 4 “We’ve been telling you guys that x-clinched division Thursday VOLLEYBALL all year, but to be able to do it and Friday’s Games CROSS COUNTRY Adairsville at Cherokee, 5 p.m. pull it off is pretty special. They Chicago White Sox 10, Chicago Cubs 4 Milwaukee 8, Pittsburgh 3 Adairsville at Region 6-AAA Preview at Calhoun, 4:30 p.m. Woodland, Paulding County at East Paulding, 5 p.m. got four runs for me today, which N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 2 SOFTBALL Friday, October 5 was a good confidence builder to Miami 1, Cincinnati 0, 10 innings ATLANTA 6, Philadelphia 5 Carrollton at Cass, 5:55 p.m. FOOTBALL go out there and be aggressive.” St. Louis 5, San Francisco 3 Colorado 6, Arizona 2 Woodland at Paulding County, 5:55 p.m. Calhoun at Adairsville, 7:30 p.m. BIG SURPRISE San Diego 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Atlanta was not projected to Saturday's Games VOLLEYBALL LaGrange at Cartersville, 7 p.m. ATLANTA 5, Philadelphia 3 Darlington, Gilmer at Adairsville, 5 p.m. Cass at Hiram, 7:30 p.m. contend when the season began. It St. Louis 5, San Francisco 4, 10 innings was coming off three straight 90- Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 0 Cass at Pepperell, 5:30 p.m. Carrollton at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, late loss seasons, had no proven ace Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, late Woodland, Rockmart at Gordon Central, 6 p.m. Saturday, October 6 Cincinnati at Miami, late Friday CROSS COUNTRY and was counting on several young Colorado at Arizona, late position players to complement San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, late FOOTBALL Cartersville at Jesse Owens Invitational, 9 a.m. Today's Games Freeman, the lone big bat in the Cincinnati at Miami, 1:10 p.m. Adairsville at LFO, 7:30 p.m. Woodland at Great American Festival, 8 a.m. lineup. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Central-Carroll at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m. CHEER N.Y. Mets at Washington, 1:35 p.m. The team had been embarrassed Philadelphia at ATLANTA, 1:35 p.m. Carrollton at Cass, 7:30 p.m. Woodland at LakePoint Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. off the field with former general San Francisco at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Rome at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 9 manager John Coppolella banned Colorado at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Saturday VOLLEYBALL San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. from baseball in a signing scandal, Monday's Games CHEER Cartersville at Region 5-AAAA Tournament at Chapel Hill but Atlanta moved into first place Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. on May 2 and never trailed in the Milwaukee at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Philadelphia at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. division race after a 9-1 win over L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Miami on Aug. 13. San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Fueled by young budding stars AMERICAN LEAGUE On the Air East Division like Acuna, second baseman Ozzie W L Pct GB NHRA DRAG RACING PGA TOUR Albies and third baseman Ca- x-Boston 105 49 .682 — y-New York 95 59 .617 10 2 p.m. — AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals (FS1) Noon — Tour Championship: final round (GOLF) margo, the Braves won the NL Tampa Bay 86 68 .558 19 MLB BASEBALL 1:30 p.m. — Tour Championship: final round (NBC) East with an 8½-game lead. Toronto 71 84 .458 34½ Baltimore 44 110 .286 61 1 p.m. — Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees (TBS) BUNDESLIGA SOCCER New GM Alex Anthopolous Central Division W L Pct GB 1:30 p.m. — Philadelphia at Atlanta (FSSO) 9:30 a.m. — Bayer Leverkusen vs. Mainz (FS1) watched his team arrive earlier x-Cleveland 85 68 .556 — than he expected. When spring Minnesota 71 82 .464 14 4 p.m. — Colorado at Arizona (TBS) MLS SOCCER Detroit 63 92 .406 23 7 p.m. — Boston at Cleveland (ESPN) 1 p.m. — Philadelphia vs. Sporting KC (ESPN) training began, he didn’t think the Chicago 61 92 .399 24 Kansas City 53 102 .342 33 NFL FOOTBALL 7 p.m. — L.A. Galaxy vs. Seattle (FS1) team would be a serious contender West Division until next year. W L Pct GB 1 p.m. — New Orleans at Atlanta (FOX) PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER z-Houston 96 57 .627 — 4 p.m. — Dallas at Seattle (FOX) 8:25 a.m. — West Ham vs. Chelsea (NBCSN) “No, I’d lying through my teeth Oakland 93 61 .604 3½ if I thought that,” Anthopolous Seattle 84 69 .549 12 4 p.m. — L.A. Chargers at L.A. Rams (CBS) 10:55 a.m. — Arsenal vs. Everton (NBCSN) Los Angeles 75 79 .487 21½ said. “I thought we have a really Texas 65 88 .425 31 8:20 p.m. — New England at Detroit (NBC) talented team with high draft picks. x-clinched division y-clinched wild card We have the potential to be really z-clinched playoff berth Houston 11, L.A. Angels 3 Seattle at Texas, late Minnesota at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Oakland 7, Minnesota 6, 10 innings Minnesota at Oakland, late Boston at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. good and have a chance to get bet- Friday’s Games Saturday's Games Today's Games Monday's Games ter. We certainly exceeded all those Chicago White Sox 10, Chicago Cubs 4 N.Y. Yankees 3, Baltimore 2, 11 innings Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Houston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. things. Snit, the coaches, the play- N.Y. Yankees 10, Baltimore 8 Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 2 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Baltimore at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay 11, Toronto 3 Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 Kansas City at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. ers — they’re the ones who de- Boston 7, Cleveland 5 Boston at Cleveland, late Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. serve all the credit for the year we Kansas City 4, Detroit 3 Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, late L.A. Angels at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. L.A. Angels at Houston, late Seattle at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. put together.” Texas 8, Seattle 3, 7 innings 4B Sunday, September 23, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News

STANDOUTS player rarely made the tackle on for much of the game and finally Woods takes lead into final round one of them. broke in the fourth quarter when FROM PAGE 1B Potter benefitted in the statline Gary’s protege, sophomore BY DOUG FERGUSON 65 and a three-shot lead over Rory McIlroy and due to the powerful running. He Quante Jennings, rushed into the AP Golf Writer Justin Rose in the Tour Championship. Woodland also saw its postsea- totaled four solo tackles along end zone for what would be the He has the 54-hole lead for the first time since his son hopes take a hit Friday. The with the 13 assists. Two of his game-winning score. ATLANTA — Tiger Woods is three shots ahead last victory in 2013 at the Bridgestone Invitational. Wildcats were outscored 22-8 in tackles came behind the line of Gary finished with just under and one round away from capping his comeback He has never lost an official tournament when lead- the second half of a 35-15 road scrimmage. He also pressured the 100 yards rushing in the game. season with a moment that has defined his career. ing by more than two shots going into the final loss to Hiram. Playing in one of quarterback once. Winning. round, and his closing record with the lead is 42-2 the toughest regions in the state, The night ended on a sour note Justice Carter — Woodland (4) Woods played the most dynamic golf he has all on the PGA Tour. Woodland will need to bounce for Potter, as he left the field with Carter didn’t impact Friday’s year Saturday with six birdies in his opening seven Woods has never been in better position to show back quickly with Rome and Car- a lower leg injury during the game in his usual way. A physical holes to build a five-shot lead. He cooled from there he’s all the way back from four back surgeries that rollton up next on the schedule. fourth quarter. His absence would fullback who often leaves oppo- with a few mistakes and had to settle for a 5-under once made him fear he might never play again. Speaking of the Wolves, they be difficult for Woodland’s de- nents battered and bruised, Carter got a fairly stiff challenge from fense to overcome. couldn’t get anything going on the Cass at home. The Colonels ulti- ground against Hiram, picking up XC year. They set the benchmark last year and they had mately fell 49-14, but it doesn’t SUNDAY STANDOUTS 17 yards on seven attempts. all five girls coming back. So we know, if we [are adequately tell the story — not just Marcus Gary — Cartersville He wasn’t the only one. The en- going to win a state championship], we would have FROM PAGE 1B because of a Wolves touchdown in (4) tire Woodland offense struggled to to beat that team. But it’s very, very close and it’ll be the closing seconds. Cass will re- With the passing game strug- get a foothold in the tranches. It what they have in their backyard. It’d be sort of like a battle all the rest of the season,” Landolt said of the turn home this week to face Car- gling to get going for a second forced the Wildcats to pass the ball competition with McIntosh. “I do [think we’ve what the Masters is to Augusta. Everybody knows rollton. week in a row, the Canes once a good chunk of the game. that, but this is the race that people talk about all year closed the gap some]. This is all I could hope for at again relied heavily on the ground That’s where Carter stepped up long.” this meet. I was just hoping we’d make a contest of PLAYER OF THE WEEK game. and made an impact. He caught Despite the depth of running talent in the field, sev- it and show that we’re capable of doing everything Gary was a workhorse for a sec- eral local runners fit right in. Chief among them was we needed to do. We did that and then some.” Austin Potter — Woodland four passes for 73 yards and a Woodland’s McKenna Trapheagen, who finished Besides the Woodland girls, the Cartersville boys The fact that Potter had to assist ond consecutive week, and much touchdown. His 21-yard catch- eighth out of 240 runners in the girls championship had the best showing, led by sophomore Bill Archer on 13 tackles Friday highlights a of the offense went through him. and-run from Jakob Foss capped race. Trapheagen ran an 18:59, and her emergence as in 20th at 17:42, junior Max Florence in 44th with a couple of things. Firstly, it shows Cartersville was unable to break an impressive opening drive from one of the best runners in the state continues to be the time of 18:27 and freshman Alex Rios in 61st with a the senior plays with passion and loose for big plays, instead relying the Wildcats. He could make more major storyline of the local cross country season. time of 18:38. Rounding out the point scorers for the determination all the way to the on slow, methodical drives down plays in the passing game if “This is the best I’ve done at this race the past three Bartow-champ Canes were senior Jacob Busek in whistle. Secondly, it showcased the field. Some of those drives Woodland’s blockers can’t hold up years,” Trapheagen said. “I’ve always been like in 94th at 19:05 and freshman Levi Booth in 101st at the rushing ability of Hiram’s stalled. But Gary kept working the against the likes of Rome and Car- 60th place and coming in around a 20[-minute time]. 19:14. backs. The first or even second Cedartown defense, which bent rollton moving forward. So this is definitely a change. “ “Bill got 20th overall and only five sophomores Cochran wasn’t far behind in 23rd at 19:30. got in the top 20. You’re talking about 277 runners,” “McKenna Trapheagen and Tess Cochran had just Matherne said. “Alex Rios, who finished 44th, there NOTEBOOK Cash blocked and returned a Quante Jennings was crucial in tremendous races,” Landolt said, adding were only two freshmen in front of him. So he was Hiram field goal attempt for what Cartersville’s fourth-quarter drive Trapheagen’s eighth-place finish probably means the third freshman in the entire race. So that’s pretty FROM PAGE 1B would have been a touchdown had that took the lead. He had three big she’s the eighth-best runner in all classifications this impressive. And Levi Booth, who also is a freshman, there not been a penalty on a need- plays on the drive, including the year. “Tess Cochran has had a great start to the sea- was our fifth guy today. He just continues to surprise COMING UP MONEY — Suc- less crackback block. go-ahead touchdown. Jennings son. This is the second time she’s had a really strong in how well he’s adjusting to high school running.” cess on special teams was hard to Plott wasn’t surprised to see hadn’t seen much varsity time or pull. McKenna’s been awesome all year in every For the Cartersville girls, Alex Machado led the come by for Woodland most of Fri- Cash in the right place at the right any meaningful snaps until the race. So we can’t ask for any more out of those two.” way again in 31st with a time of 23:01. Vanna Beach day night. An early punt was time to make those plays. game at Cedartown, but it is fair to Carli Clymer and Rylee Evans each placed in the was next in at 86th with a time of 24:56, followed by blocked due to a bad snap, another “He’s a good football player,” say the Canes may not escape Polk mid-50s with times around 20:17, followed by Trista Kelly in 94th at 25:05, Alice Terry in 109th at punt attempt became a turnover on Plott said, “and he’s having a good County with a victory if it weren’t Cheyenne Spinks in 70th at 20:45 to round out the 25:26 and Metzli Munoz in 122nd at 25:43. downs due to another bad snap and season for us.” for the spark he provided. point scorers for the Lady Wildcats. “Fantastic. I felt great about it because both the a squib kick was unable to be suc- In addition to Jennings, there A point of intrigue coming in for Woodland was boys and the girls competed at a high level in blister- cessfully recovered. All proved GETTING YOUNGER BY was a sequence during the second the battle for the top spot in the Class 5A state rank- ing heat, but they competed so hard,” Matherne said. costly. THE DAY — Cartersville High quarter when sophomore Amari ings. McIntosh is the defending state champ, returned “I was so proud of them for the level of fire that they “We had some lapses — not get- head football coach knew that Ross stepped up in consecutive its top five runners and was ranked first in the Class brought. It was roasting out there but none of them ting the kickoff hurt and having the youth and inexperience on his plays on defense to take down a 5A poll this week with Woodland checking in at No. backed off. Our varsity and JV teams, boys and girls, blocked punt,” Woodland head team with 20 new starters would Cedartown ballcarrier, and then 2. ran at a high level.” coach Tony Plott said. “There’s be a concern. That concern has later made a tackle on special As a result, it was a significant development when The Woodland boys were led by John Shropshire still things we need to work on to come to fruition at times the last teams. McIntosh finished fifth, one spot behind the Lady in 59th at 18:37, followed by John Forsyth in 100th clean up.” couple of weeks, especially after a Meanwhile, fellow sophomores Wildcats in the same race. Although, a McIntosh run- at 19:14, Dylan Stermer in 109th at 19:23, Reece One of the few bright spots on close win at Cedartown Friday. Evan Slocum, Devonte Ross and ner did fall down at one point, skewing the results. Mitchell in 136th at 19:46 and Preston Walton in special teams proved to be junior However, while the team’s Kolbe Benham have all made Landolt said he was hoping to finish near McIn- 164th at 20:12. Blake Cash. youth can be a detriment at times, starts in the defensive backfield for tosh to give his team some confidence at the midway Not to be forgotten, a Cass runner in each the boys He returned a kickoff 70 yards it’s some of those young players Cartersville through five games point of the season. The final results now leave and girls races acquitted themselves well in the tal- — straight down the right sideline who were the different in leading this year. Woodland firmly entrenched in the discussion for a ented field. Olivia Flynn placed 181st with a time of — for a touchdown to keep Wood- the Canes to victory over the Bull- So while the Canes’ youth can second state title in three years. 28:06, while Prim Patel came in 178th in the boys land in the game early in the fourth dogs. be a detriment at times, it also may “We knew they were the state champs from last varsity race with a time of 20:28. quarter. Later in the final period, Sophomore running back be the key to them winning games.

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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Above, center, Jeremy Morton — senior pastor of Cartersville First Baptist — speaks with church member Shep Helton, who was chairman of the Pastor Search Team that brought Morton to Cartersville in 2013. Above right, Morton talks with CFBC members Tony Meadows, center, and Tony’s son Camden outside the church on Douthit Ferry Road. Morton’s final Sunday at CFBC will be Oct. 14, after which he will become co-pastor of First Baptist Church Woodstock.

BY MARIE NESMITH Prior to leading Cartersville First Baptist, Mor- [email protected] ton served as Cross Point Baptist Church’s senior While I am excited about this opportunity to serve pastor since the Perry church’s formation in 2002. Referred to as “one of a kind” and an “incredible Both natives of Georgia, he and his wife, Carrie, leader,” Jeremy Morton soon will be departing where God has called me, my heart truly hurts to are the parents of three children: Zeke, 10, Madie, Cartersville First Baptist to co-pastor First Baptist “step away from Cartersville First Baptist. My fam- 8, and Abe, 5. Church Woodstock. Serving as its senior pastor “God called me into the ministry when I was 14 since fall 2013, the Cartersville resident will de- ily and I love our church and community. years old, and I began preaching on a weekly basis liver his final message at CFBC Oct. 14. at 15 years old,” Morton said. “There are not many At his new place of worship, Morton’s immedi- — Jeremy Morton, CFBC senior pastor memories that are not connected to the church. ate reach will expand immensely. For Sunday ” Ministry is my heart and soul. I cannot imagine it services, First Baptist Woodstock draws more than tween,” Morton said, referring to initially learning “We trust Pastor Johnny to select the right man any other way. I was blessed to be taught and five timesthat of Cartersville First Baptist’s aver- Hunt wanted him to become First Baptist Wood- to serve at his side and eventually in his place and trained by some of the finest people on Earth — age worship attendance of 1,150. Church member- stock’s next lead pastor. “While I am excited about have faith in our transition committee to ensure the my family, my home church in Warner Robins, ship also is significantly higher, with FBCW’s and this opportunity to serve where God has called me, process is done well. We are constantly lifting and all my college and seminary professors over Morton’s current church featuring over 20,000 and my heart truly hurts to step away from Cartersville Cartersville First Baptist up in our prayers as they the years. 1,575, respectively. First Baptist. My family and I love our church and also begin a process of transition.” “I was saved at the age of 7 and then baptized “Pastoring Cartersville First Baptist Church has community. Established in 1837 as Enon Baptist Church, the by my father,” he said, adding his dad, Gary Mor- been five of the best years of my life,” Morton “In a sense, I have not been preparing for this place of worship changed its name to First Baptist ton, was the associate pastor at Second Baptist said. “The people of CFBC are a wonderful group new role. This is not something that I was expect- Church Woodstock in 1884 and moved to its pres- Church in Warner Robins at the time of his bap- of people and are far better than I deserve to pastor. ing. In another sense, I feel that my entire life has ent location in 1991, Ormsby said.While its central tism in 1988. “In April of 2016, here at CFBC, I It has been a privilege and honor to serve as their prepared me [to] step into a role such as this. My office is situated at 11905 Highway 92, FBCW was able to baptize my son, Zeke. This is ab- pastor. Carrie and I will treasure the lifetime life has always been rooted in the local church. Pas- also features satellite campuses in Austell, Jasper, solutely one of my fondest memories here, and I friendships in this community. toring and ministering to others is what I have been Shallowford, Stone Mountain and Panama City will treasure this forever. As a parent and pastor, “There have been many milestones and accom- called to do. I am thankful and blessed that Pastor Beach, Florida. this is the ultimate honor.” plishments here at CFBC, but to be clear, I have Johnny Hunt has been a very influential leader and With Hunt at the helm, the church grew signif- Experiencing “exponential growth” since Mor- not done anything by myself. The entire congre- mentor in my life since I was a college student.” icantly throughout his tenure, from 200 to more ton joined CFBC five years ago, the church at 241 gation, alongside the staff, work together as a team Leading First Baptist Woodstock for the past 32 than 6,000 people in attendance for Sunday serv- Douthit Ferry Road has seen its attendance more to accomplish the tasks at hand. Some of my fa- years, Hunt — who announced he will serve as the ices, and missions contributions increasing from than double and Sunday morning services expand vorite memories are launching the Legacy Project, senior vice president of evangelism and leadership nothing in 1986 to over $2.1 million just this year. from one to two. Under Morton’s leadership, the our commitment to make room for more people, for the North American Mission Board — will “I am humbled by this grand opportunity and place of worship kicked off its currently paused the addition of the new preschool wing, [and] ex- work side by side with Morton during a transition feel a very real sense of inadequacy outside of Legacy Project building campaign in 2016. panding our missions ministry by reaching more period. Mentoring Morton for the past 15 years, Christ,” Morton said. “I am convinced that God “I was not surprised at all that Woodstock First people in our community and around the world, Hunt told his congregation during FBCW’s Aug. has led us this far and will not abandon us now. Baptist asked Jeremy to come serve at their carrying on the legacy of Lottie Moon.” 26 service, his co-pastor candidate “could preach “Just like Cartersville First Baptist, Woodstock church,” said Shep Helton, an elder at CFBC, who He continued, “A great tribute to God and these the paint off the walls” and that “he’s a much better is a large church with a global reach. I want to also served as the chairman of the Pastor Search great people of CFBC is that Cartersville First is preacher than I am.” steward this assignment well. Just as God has Team that brought Morton to the Cartersville financially, spiritually and physically healthy. “The people of First Baptist Woodstock have touched the world from Woodstock, this opportu- church. “Pastor Jeremy is really one of a kind. Be- CFBC has a great staff, awesome leadership, a wholeheartedly embraced this very historical mo- nity should be for God’s glory, not mine. This op- yond being a first-class preacher, he is both per- wonderful facility, beautiful property and a very ment in the history of this great church as evidenced portunity should look like what God wants it to sonable and genuine. bright future.” by an overwhelmingly affirmative ‘yes’ vote for look like, not what I want it to look like. While I “While in Cartersville, he led our church into After Morton preached in view of a call to co- Pastor Jeremy,” said Craig Ormsby, FBCW’s min- am certain there will be challenges, I honestly do exponential growth. He was highly involved in the pastor FBCW Sept. 16, the Cherokee County ister of services. “We feel that the process of Pastor not know what those may look like at this time. community and was as at ease with dyed-in-the- church’s congregation voted for him to officially Jeremy coming alongside of Pastor Johnny as co- What I do know is that without God’s grace and wool Baptists as he was with folks who had never succeed their pastor, Johnny Hunt. pastor until both deem the time is right for Pastor good people around me, I cannot do anything. darkened the door of a church. His love of God “I had a wide range of different emotions from Johnny to step aside is absolutely the very best sce- However, it has also been that way at Cartersville fear to extreme excitement and everything in be- nario for which we could have asked. First for the past five years.” SEE MORTON, PAGE 3C 2C Sunday, September 23, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News “I Know Who Holds Tomorrow”: Trust when things get tough Is your money tight? If so, join Ira married a lady named Zelma him after years of serving God. I don't borrow from its sun- bring me poverty.” God doesn’t the club; money is tight for many Lawson, who also was a gifted Some say that he was tempted to shine, For its skies my turn to keep us from trials. Sometimes, people. musician. But their marriage give up Christian work altogether. gray. money is tight. Sometimes, there Someone once said their money ended in 1948. Accounts are dif- One day, as he was driving, I don’t worry o’er the future. may be no money, but God prom- was so tight, they didn’t have ferent as to the reason for the di- deeply sad and in despair, Ira For I know what Jesus said. ises to walk with us through it. enough money to “pay attention.” vorce. Some say Zelma had began to hum a tune. As the tune And today I’ll walk beside Him. Just as He feeds the sparrow, He He was going through some tough addiction problems and left for became stronger, words formed For He knows what is ahead.” will feed and provide for us. times. other men. Others say she was an and he started singing. He sang Most of us are familiar with that The chorus goes… Dr. Fred Luter, a pastor from excellent singer and was not con- about not knowing what the future verse. I’m very familiar with that “Many things about tomorrow, New Orleans says that his mom tent with life in the ministry. held. When he got to his office, verse. But as I listened to the song I don’t seem to understand. worked two jobs, not so that she She left him to pursue a career Ira Stanphill wrote down the recently, God spoke to me in the But I know who holds tomor- could make ends meet, but so that Potts in the entertainment field and be- words and music to a song we second verse; row and I know who holds my they could at least wave at one an- come a celebrity. Whatever the know today as “I Know Who “I don’t know about tomorrow. hand.” other. I understand that as well. hind the song is powerful. reason, Zelma’s leaving put this Holds Tomorrow.” It may bring me poverty. The money may be tight, the Recently, my mind went to an The song was written by a well- man in a great state of depression The song goes; But the one who feeds the spar- way may be uncertain, but if God old gospel song that perhaps you known gospel singer and accom- and grief. He could not under- “I don’t know about tomorrow, row is the one who stands by me.” is leading, we can trust Him to are familiar with. The story be- plished musician, Ira Stanphill. stand why this would happen to I just live from day to day; Notice those lines. “It may guide and provide.

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WOFFORDS CROSS- Mt. Carmel UMC is hosting Books will be available for pur- men’s prayer breakfast on Oct. 6 ton Greene on Thursday. TIST CHURCH – 79 Rowland ROADS BAPTIST CHURCH – Johnathan Bond of Young Har- chase. at 8 a.m. Brother Kenneth Stepp Springs Road S.E., Cartersville. 222 Old Tennessee Highway mony in concert today at 6 p.m. will be the guest speaker. The EUHARLEE BAPTIST The church’s food pantry is open N.E., White. Woofords Cross- A spaghetti dinner will follow the SHILOH MISSIONARY Church is holding its homecom- CHURCH – Euharlee Baptist the third Thursday of roads Baptist Church is hosting a concert. Everyone is invited. BAPTIST CHURCH — 26 ing on Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. with a Church is hosting its 200th an- every month from 9:30 a.m. to worship in song service today at Shiloh Road, Stilesboro. The singing by Fireproof. Everyone is niversary celebration on Oct. 14. noon. 11 a.m. Everyone is invited. SUTALLEE BAPTIST men of Shiloh Missionary Bap- welcome. Sunday school begins at 9:45 CHURCH – 895 Knox Bridge tist Church will celebrate their with worship service beggining EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF DEWEY BAPTIST Highway, White. Sutallee Baptist annual Men’s Day on Sept. 30. DAVID STREET CHURCH at 11. THE ASCENSION – 205 W. CHURCH – 895 Spring Place Church is hosting a ladies lunch- Lunch will be served at 2 p.m. OF GOD – 4 David St., Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The Road, White. Dewey Baptist eon on Sept. 26 at 11:30 a.m. at with Minister Harold Appling Cartersville. David Street Church OAK GROVE BAPTIST church’s food pantry is open Church is hosting its revival at Williamson Brothers BBQ in speakingof God is hosting Heartfelt of CHURCH – Oak Grove Baptist every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 7:30 p.m. each night, starting Canton. The church is also host- at 3 p.m. Lindale to minister through Church is hosting its homecom- p.m, and Wednesday from 9 to tonight and running through ing its Homecoming on Oct. 14 music on Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. Every- ing on Oct. 14 at 10:30 a.m. The 11 a.m. Sept. 28. at 10:45 a.m. Lunch will follow. CREEKSIDE FELLOWSHIP one is invited. Morrison Sisters will sing and CHURCH — 585 Old Alabama lunch will follow the service. PINE GROVE BAPTIST THE CHURCH AT LIB- BETHEL CROSSROADS Road, Cartersville. Creekside NEW CORINTH MISSION- There will be no Sunday school. CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove ERTY SQUARE – 2001 Liberty BAPTIST CHURCH – 450 Iron Fellowship Church will host its ARY BAPTIST CHURCH – The church is also hosting its re- Road, Cartersville. The Pine Square Drive, Cartersville. The Hill Road, Taylorsville. Bethel revival with Dale Begley on New Corinth Missionary Baptist vival services Oct. 15-19 at 7 Grove Baptist Church food Church at Liberty Square is cele- Crossroads Baptist Church is Sunday, Sept. 30, at 10:30 a.m. Church is hosting Family and p.m. each night. Joey Phillips is pantry is open the first Thursday brating Music and Fine Arts Day hosting Festival in the Field on and 6:30 p.m., and Monday Friends Day on Oct. 7 at 3 p.m. the visiting preacher. Everyone is of each month from 11 a.m. to 12 today at 10:30 a.m. The Sanctu- Sept. 29 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be served at 2 p.m. invited. p.m. ary Choir and Orchestra and Lib- There will be a flea market, each night. Pastor Roy Fowler will be the erty Kidz Choir will perform. singing, games and a coat drive. special guest speaker. FIRST CHRISTIAN EUHARLEE BAPTIST Everyone is invited. The church is also hosting a CLEAR CREAK BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHURCH – 1103 Euharlee “Cooper & Princess Preslie” CHURCH – 142 Clear Creek GLORY HARVESTER ADAIRSVILLE – 113 Park St., Road, Euharlee. The Euharlee MT. CARMEL UMC – 825 Book dedication and signing on Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek CHURCH – 1988 Joe Frank Adairsville. The First Christian Baptist Church food pantry is Hall Station Road, Adairsville. Oct. 13 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Baptist Church is hosting its fifth Harris Parkway, Cartersville. Church of Adairsville hosts the open every fourth Thursday of Sunday night singing on Sept. 30 Glory Harvester Church is cele- 2nd Tuesday Club every second the month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 6 p.m. Spiritual Vision “Don- brating its 31st Anniversary on Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in nie Ruff” will perform. Everyone Oct. 7 at 3 p.m. Minister Charles the fellowship hall of the church. POPLAR SPRINGS FEL- is invited. The church is also Riggins will be speaking. Dinner The group meets to share ideas LOWSHIP CHURCH – 118 hosting Youth Service Sunday on will be served afterwards. and encouragement to individu- George St., Adairsville. The Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. The Morrison als who seek positive lifestyle church meets at The Living Way “NEW OWNERS” Sisters of Calhoun will be MACEDONIA BAPTIST changes for greater Church Coffee Shop every Sun- CHECK OUT OUR FALL SPECIALS singing. CHURCH – 1810 Euharlee health. It is free and open to the day at 11 a.m. Road, Kingston. Macedonia Bap- public. On Sweaters, Comforters and Jackets. PEEPLES VALLEY BAP- tist Church is celebrating its CELEBRATE RECOV- Mon. - Fri. 7 to 7 • Sat. 9 to 1 TIST CHURCH – 68 Ledford Homecoming on Oct. 7 at 10:30 GREATER MT. OLIVE ERY – Celebrate Recovery, a 784 West Avenue – Cartersville Lane, Cartersville. Peeples Val- a.m. Brother Ted Towns will MISSIONARY BAPTIST Christ-centered recovery pro- ley Baptist Church is hosting a bring the message and Scarlett CHURCH – 1 Mt. Olive St., gram, meets every Monday night Wool will perform. Also, on Oct. Cartersville. Greater Mt. Olive at NorthPointe Church in 8-11, the church is hosting its Missionary Baptist Church’s Adairsville. Cross Talk Cafe be- Fall Revival with different speak- Community Food Program be- gins at 6 p.m., large group wor- ers at 7 p.m. each evening. Rev- gins on Oct. 15. The food pro- ship at 7 p.m. and small support erend Bill Cline will be bringing gram will begin at 10 a.m. until 1 groups at 8 p.m. For more infor- the message on Monday, Rev- p.m. every third Monday of the mation, call Kitty Hesdorff at erend Kenneth Dowdy on Tues- month. 404-642-3605 or email cele- day, Reverend Charles Garrett on braterecovery@north- Did We Catch You Reading? Wednesday and Reverend Clin- ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- pointechurch.com. You’re Not The Only One... WHAT’S GOING ON THE PHOTO FENCE – En- more information, call 770-607- CLASS REUNIONS – A 20- tries are being accepted for The 6170. year reunion is being hosted for Photo Fence in Downtown members of Cass High School’s Cartersville. Photos that are ac- TRANQUILITY HOUSE class of 1998. Oct. 12, members cepted will hang for three months DOMESTIC VIOLENCE and their families are invited to OF ALL ADULTS on the fence at Founders’ Oak. CENTER – Tranquility House attend the school’s homecoming 2 The theme is “joy and happiness Domestic Violence Center is football game. On Oct. 13, a din- Read A Printed Newspaper that will bring a smile to the hosting its 22nd Annual Golf ner is being set up at Taverna viewer.” For more information, Tournament on Oct. 5 at Wood- Mediterranean Grill at 8 p.m. The or Website Every Week. visit www.downtowncar- land Hills Golf Club. Registration price is $35 per person for dinner tersville.org/photofence/. and breakfast will be at 8 a.m., and members must RSVP by 3 with tee time at 9 a.m. The cost is Sept. 1. For more information, WILL2WAY FOUNDA- $400 per team or $100 per indi- call 770-855-4237. TION – Will2Way Foundation is vidual. For more information, call Additionally, a reunion is being accepting donations for victims 770-386-8093. held for alumni who attended of Hurricane Florence in North Cass High School in the ’70s on Carolina. To donate, drop off HICKORY LOG DONA- Oct. 13 from 4 to 10 p.m. at the items at Cartersville Childcare, TIONS – The Cartersville High Gunn Complex in Cartersville. A 325 Old Mill Road, from 9 a.m. School volleyball team is collect- barbecue dinner will be served & to 6 p.m. Donations are being ac- ing donations for Hickory Log. from 5 to 7 p.m. and there will be cepted until Sept. 28. Donations can be dropped off at a bonfire and music. Tickets cost the CHS student parking lot on $25 per person and payment BARTOW HISTORY MU- Oct. 6 from 1 to 3 p.m. should be sent to Revisit the 70’s, SEUM – The Bartow History P.O. Box 200201, Cartersville. Museum exhibit, “The Call of the ETOWAH INDIAN Land: Cultivating Bartow’s Agri- MOUNDS – The Etowah Indian TRICK OR TREAT OF ADULTS MADE cultural Legacy,” is open through Mounds are hosting Skills of the NIGHT – The Mullinax Team Sept. 29. The exhibit looks at the Past, a live demonstration of and AmerisBank are hosting the 1 individuals and families that primitive skills and weaponry first ever “Downtown A PURCHASE have built an agricultural indus- that were essential to the Native Cartersville Trick or Treat and Because of Something They try and legacy in this area. For Americans of the Southeast in Outdoor Movie Night” on Oct. 27 more information, call 770-387- prehistoric times, Oct. 6 from 10 at 6 p.m. with movies starting at 2 Saw or Read in the Newspaper. 2774. a.m. to 4 p.m. For ticket prices, 8 p.m. “It’s the Great Pumpkin, visit the Etowah Indian Mounds Charlie Brown” and “Hocus CITY OF CARTERSVILLE website. Pocus” will be shown. PARKS & RECREATION – The City of Cartersville Parks & MARTIN FAMILY RE- CARTERSVILLE-BAR- Recreation’s 2018 Memorial Tree UNION – The Martin Family is TOW COUNTY CULTURAL Program is open. The deadline to holding its reunion Oct. 7 at the ARTS ALLIANCE – The 770-382-4545 order a tree is Sept. 30. To order, Cartersville Civic Center, 435 W. Cartersville-Bartow County Cul- www.daily-tribune.com call the Dellinger Park Office at Main St., at 1 p.m. Attendees are tural Arts Alliance holds its Source: American Opinion Research. February 2016 770-607-6173. Additionally, asked to bring a covered dish. For monthly meeting the second Parks and Recreation is also of- more information, Tuesday of each month at 5:45 fering dance classes every call Aline Wadsworth at 678-941- p.m. at The Arts Center, located Wednesday. This month’s dance 3299. at 101 N. Erwin St. in downtown is the waltz. Classes are $10 for Cartersville. Meetings are open to adults and $15 for a couple. For CASS HIGH SCHOOL the public. The Daily Tribune News Family & Living www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 23, 2018 3C Man’s loyalty to roommate jeopardizes relationship

DEAR ABBY: I have been in a Ryan — which I consider a DEAR B.G.G.: Before moving dementia. My sister came to visit. to carefully pick your battles. relationship with “Mason” for al- red flag. out and walking away, have an- The day after she left to return to I wish you had mentioned who most two years. I moved in with Would it be unfair to break up other discussion with Mason. Ask Georgia, I noticed a picture was will be in charge of your mother’s him a few months back, and things with Mason because he’s so fond him if he envisions a future with missing from the wall. When I estate after her death. Because you have been very good between us. of — and dependent upon — his all three of you in it, and what that called and asked her about it, she live closer to her, I assume it will I know he’s The One, and I’d longtime friend/roommate and the means. And while you’re at it, ask said it was “her inheritance” and be you. If it’s a family lawyer, in marry him right now if he’d ask. $500 rent? I don’t want to give him why he feels he needs Ryan’s Mom had given it to her “a long the interest of a fair division of the My problem is his roommate, By him an ultimatum. I adore him and $500 since both of you are work- time ago.” I think it was stealing. assets, that person should be noti- “Ryan.” Mason has hinted about a Abigail Van Buren wish he was as fond of me as he is ing and there should be no reduc- Mom has no idea it’s gone. What fied so the picture can be properly proposal in the near future, which his roommate. I want us to depend tion in his lifestyle if Ryan moves do you think? — THROWN IN appraised. is something I used to want until boyfriend. Mason says he depends on each other and experience life out. In fact, there should be an im- MICHIGAN recently, when I brought up a con- on Ryan’s $500 monthly rent pay- like a normal couple without a provement if you split all the bills. Dear Abby is written by Abigail cern of mine about his roommate. ment to keep up with the lifestyle third party. We both work, and I’m If Mason still can’t agree to part DEAR THROWN: If it wasn’t Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Ryan has lived with Mason for he’s used to having. I want to go starting to resent Ryan, who I feel with Ryan, then move out and theft, your sister would have dis- Phillips, and was founded by her more than 10 years. Ryan is a further in our relationship without has no intention of moving on. walk away because he’s already cussed it with you before she took mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact grown, healthy man who hasn’t a third person, but when I brought Should I move out and walk away taken. the picture rather than “disappear” Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com had a regular job during the entire it up, I was made out to be the bad because I find it weird? — “BAD the item. However, in the interest or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, 10 years he’s lived with my guy and accused of not liking GUY” GIRLFRIEND DEAR ABBY: My mother has of family harmony, it’s important CA 90069.

EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK Giving bulbs another shot to make it A daffodil bulb not planted deep enough will pull itself to the right depth. A daffodil bulb will also right itself with its contrac- tile roots so that the basal plate is on the downside to allow its foliage to grow upwards. Contractile roots always give me hope when it comes to planting daffodils. As for other bulbs, my hope rests in an attempt to plant them upright and at the proper depth. Each year, our hope is fueled by our bulb catalogs that came in a few weeks ago. One com- pany sends their two catalogs separately (but should really be a set) with one showing off all their bulbs in color photo- graphs and offering smaller quantities with higher prices, and the other catalog offers the same bulbs but in larger quan- ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL tities with a lower price. Left, are you looking for a small dog that is not a puppy but still has lots of spunk? Meet K.D., this girl is 5 years old and looking for I compare prices and the someone to love. She knows how to sit and how to be patient for a treat and seems to be housebroken as well. K.D. loves to curl up Humphreys in your lap and give kisses. Right, Holli is a friendly, 1-year-old girl who isn’t shy about getting your attention. Holli is good with other quantities that I think will meet cats, litter box trained and keeps her space neat and tidy. Holli has an appetite for life and isn’t picky about food as long as there is my needs. Still, I tend to plenty of it. Her mezmerizing golden eyes and cute little meow will capture your heart if you give her the chance. If you are interested scratch my head as I come to a conclusion about which catalog in adopting K.D., Holli or any of their friends, or in volunteering at EVHS, please visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. is better to use. Another company, Old House Gardens in Ann Arbor, Michi- gan, lists a variety of heirloom bulbs that usually can’t be found elsewhere. I like older varieties, so making a decision from this catalog tends to be another exercise in head-scratching indecisiveness. I EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK like them all so I usually make a list and whittle it down to a manageable length (and cost). sooty mold blocks sunlight from affects related landscape shrubs At the first of the month, we checked at a local garden center reaching the leaves, triggering an such as the cherry-laurel. Here – no bulbs yet. An associate told us maybe in about two weeks; Snow and early dormancy. You may notice a again, spraying trees this late in the black, sticky mess not only on the season will not provide any benefit we made it back three weeks later. A display filled with tulips, hackberry tree but also on any plant since the trees will soon be going daffodils and a variety of other bulbs consumed our attention. leaf fall or object underneath it, including dormant. I chose a package of six softneck garlic bulbs (Allium sativum) your car, porch or patio furniture. The good news is that shot-hole – these were touted as California softneck seed garlic and an ar- This weekend officially marks These aphids have several gen- disease is not lethal to cherries tichoke type, which I plan to put into their own spot in the herb the beginning of fall according to erations per year, so they can be- trees. However, it does make the garden. And I selected packages of three Allium Purple Sensation the date of the autumnal equinox. come very abundant by late appearance of the tree look bad and bulbs and 30 Allium Purple Blend bulbs, which will go into a The days and nights are nearly the summer. No long-term or serious sometimes can cause most of the planting bed in the front garden along with one Red Crown Im- same length. The amount of day- Pugliese damage to hackberry trees has been leaves to drop in mid-summer. perial (Fritillaria rubra). O light will now start to dwindle as found, even after several years of This premature leaf drop can be n a whim, I grabbed a package of eight giant snowdrops (Leu- we approach winter. Shorter pho- types), commonly planted in land- infestations. stressful, but is tolerated quite well cojum aestivum) that will go with some established bulbs in The toperiods will trigger a cascade of scapes, have shed their leaves al- Although the trees can tolerate by trees that are otherwise healthy. Hell Strip. chemical reactions in trees that ready. Native hackberry trees, the aphids, the resulting honeydew Some years will be worse than oth- Miss Em decided on eight Narcissus Original Poet’s Daffodil, cause leaves to change color and which grow wild in our area, also and sooty mold become a nuisance. ers, depending on the weather. which is a Division 9 Poeticus cultivar whose photo showed start shedding before going dor- started dropping leaves a couple of Insecticide treatments made in late This fungal disease favors warm, white perianths (petals) surrounding a small yellow cup edged mant. weeks ago. summer will not provide any bene- wet spring weather, which is com- However, don’t get too excited Local hackberry trees were heav- fit since the leaves have already mon in Georgia. with orange. This is a late spring bloomer. about fall color just yet. Peak fall ily infested with an insect known as started falling. This year appears to be one of She also picked up a package of eight Division 2 Large color usually doesn’t occur until the wooly hackberry aphid this You can guarantee they will be those years where the weather has Cupped daffodils Narcissus Misty Glen, which has white peri- late October or early November in summer. In general, there’s more back again next year. One option is made the disease more prevalent. anths and a white cup with a green eye surrounding a yellow sta- North Georgia. aphid activity during years with learning to live with these wooly Trees should leaf back out nor- men. This one is a mid-spring bloomer. I’m not sure where she It’s difficult to predict the best good rainfall. This year, the aphid aphids by not parking your cars or mally in the springtime. If this is a intends to plant them, but she will tell me and I will probably time for fall color since there are so populations peaked early in the patio furniture directly beneath recurring issue for your trees, you forget until I’m surprised next spring in maybe March or April. many environmental factors that summer. If you experienced tiny, hackberry trees. Another option for might want to consider replacing We’ll stash these bulbs in the barn where it’s cool in dim light can affect how quickly the chloro- white flying insects that looked like dealing with these wooly aphids is them with an alternative landscape for a few more weeks before we plant them in October. Miss Em phyll (green pigments) in leaves snow falling the last few weeks, to cut down the offending hack- tree. ordered some other bulbs but I lost track of the count and the will start to break down. Some these were the hackberry aphids berry tree(s) in your yard. This will amount. years are more spectacular than looking for food. Essentially, they immediately eliminate the problem Paul Pugliese is the Extension I might add some more selections too. I’m not sure of the count others are, especially if we don’t exhausted their food supply as the since these aphids can only survive Coordinator and Agricultural & or amount of what. I need to browse the catalogs some more. have an early freeze. If you are in- hackberry trees dropped all their on hackberry trees. Natural Resources Agent for Bar- I might not buy anything else because lurking in the back of terested, weekly reports for fall leaves. If you’ve watched your cherry tow County Cooperative Extension, my mind are the bulbs I’ve already planted. The ones that come color can be tracked online at Hackberry aphids are a sap-feed- trees slowly shed their leaves this a partnership of The University of https://gastateparks.org/LeafWatch. ing insect that only feed on the summer, then they probably had a Georgia, The U.S. Department of back year after year provide some consolation to the bulbs that This summer, we saw two unre- leaves of hackberry trees. They plant disorder known as shot-hole Agriculture and Bartow County. faded away or didn’t come up at all. lated trees shed their leaves and ap- suck the sap out of the leaves and disease, which causes tiny holes in For more information and free A long planting bed in front – where I plan to add those bulbs peared to go dormant prematurely secrete a sticky honeydew on them. the leaves. This is one of the most farm, lawn, or garden publications, that I just bought – didn’t show as well as I wanted. It’s probably — but for very different reasons. As a result, a black mold, known as common diseases of ornamental call 770-387-5142 or visit our local my fault. For one, I should have taken a soil sample to be tested, Specifically, Japanese flowering sooty mold, may cover the leaves, flowering cherries and even edible website at ugaextension.org/bar- but I didn’t. For another, I allowed Cherokee rose canes to sneak cherry trees (kwanzan and yoshino stems and bark of the tree. The cherry varieties. This disease also tow. across the back of the bed which hinders any attempts to work on the planting bed. And then it’s adjacent to a stand of trees, which probably sucked up any moisture from the bed. “was a mixture of emotions know- used Jeremy Morton to get us to the become an issue, sure. But, I’ve My immediate task then is to get a soil sample submitted for Morton ing that I am going to miss my healthy state we are in today so that also seen a sense of urgency de- testing. Then I need to cut back and dig up some Cherokee rose friend dearly, but eventually I be- the next pastor can lead us to new velop among our people for disci- canes. FROM PAGE 1C came excited to think how God is heights as well.” pleship and outreach. The Gospel A more vexing task will be to decide what kind of low-volume shines through in his winsomeness going to use him in a new setting.” In honor of Morton and his fam- is the answer for the hurts life can, irrigation system to use – drip alone or a combination of drip and and in his conviction. Whenever I “Pastor Jeremy will be at CFBC ily, Cartersville First Baptist will and does, bring. We’re all imperfect micro sprinklers. For many years, I knew irrigation needed to go had a chance to share company through the middle of October and host a church and community re- people, but see how Christ helps us in front (The Hell Strip); I simply haven’t had time to put a tape with him, I always left the meeting then we will set forth a Pastor ception Oct. 14 from 3 to 5 p.m. become something closer to what measure on the ground to measure the volume that would be challenged to be a better man. I’m Search Team to begin the process Echoing his fellow church lead- we’d like to be. Jeremy has played needed for all the planting beds out front. Calculating the volume not sure what else you could ask for of finding the man that God has al- ers’ comments, Scott Barkley un- a big part in that perspective. will be the easy part. Installing an irrigation system in cold in a pastor. He is my friend, and I ready picked to be the next pastor derscored Morton’s impact on the “I can understand some people at weather, not so much. Maybe we’ll have a mild winter (although will miss him. I am excited to see at CFBC,” Startup said. “Just as I CFBC congregation, while looking CFBC being disappointed, even The Old Farmers Almanac stated: “no!”). how Woodstock will be blessed by had mixed emotions when I found optimistically toward the future. hurt, at the news. We’ll be fine, It gives me something to look forward to. having him, and am equally excited out about the possibility of Jeremy “I’ve been a member at CFBC though. God put Jeremy in place to see who God will bring to going to another church, others for nearly 17 years now,” said five years ago to bring the church Cartersville First Baptist to con- have experienced mixed emotions Barkley, a deacon at Cartersville to this point now. Ministries are — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been tinue leading our church into the as well. First Baptist. “In that time, I’ve felt growing, giving is up, there’s a lot gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about future.” “It makes it so much harder to gratitude for each pastor to fill that to be excited about. Although we gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Coopera- Calling Morton one of his “best see him go because our people love pulpit and the way God used them hate to see him move on to another tive Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. friends” and an “incredible leader,” him so much. God has given me a specifically for our church at that pulpit, we can always be thankful Or contact the Bartow County Extension Office, 320 W. Cherokee CFBC Associate Pastor Drew peace in my heart that He is in point in time. That goes for Jeremy for what was accomplished for the Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Gar- Startup shared his initial reaction to complete control of our situation as well. Over the last five years, Gospel while the Mortons were in dener Program is a volunteer training program for home gar- learning about his senior pastor’s and the future of our church, and I we’ve grown in the sense that Cartersville. And, we can be just as deners offered through county offices of the University of new opportunity in the ministry have complete confidence that God classroom and worship space has excited about what’s ahead. Georgia Cooperative Extension. 4C Sunday, September 23, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listing The Daily Tribune News

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Å “Chronicles-Ridd” COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Park “The Black Friday Trilogy” South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Tosh.0 Jefferies Daily Office TCM μ“The Naked and the Dead” (:45) ››› “God’s Little Acre” (1958) Robert Ryan. ›› “Men in War” (1957, War) Robert Ryan. ››› “Pat and Mike” (1952) Spencer Tracy. ››› “Hollywood Shuffle” (1987) ››› “Stir Crazy” (1980) Gene Wilder. Å “Waterm BRAVO ∂Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å (2:58) Below Deck (3:59) Below Deck Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Flipping Out Å Flipping Out Å Flipping Out (N) Watch Play BET ∏Browns Browns Browns Fresh Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince blackish blackish ›› “ATL” (2006) Tip Harris. Four Atlanta teens face challenges. › “Obsessed” (2009) Idris Elba, Beyoncé Knowles. Grand SYFY ∫Face Off Face Off Å Face Off Å ›› “Chappie” (2015) Voice of Sharlto Copley. Å ››› “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” (2007, Fantasy) ››› “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (2009) Daniel Radcliffe. Futurama FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Match Bundesliga Soccer Lock It In (N) (Live) MLB’s NASCAR Race Hub UFC Fight Night: Santos vs. Anders Å UFC NFL Slant MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Ink Master (N) ’ ›› “Tron: Legacy”

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA Day (N) ’ General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Gold House Mod Fam Single Million Little Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Page Six Access Steve (N) ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) Empire (N) Star (N) Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & The List Naturally Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Chicago Med (N) Chicago Fire (N) Chicago P.D. (N) The Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Try Yoga Wonder Hot Hot Judge Hatchett Divorce Divorce Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold blackish blackish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Last Man Funny Fam. Guy WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Peg Sesame Splash Curious Pink Nature Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour ’ Outdoors Expedi NOVA (N) ’ Å The Mayo Clinic: Faith -- Hope -- Science WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ Dateline (N) ’ CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Survivor (N) Å Big Brother (N) Å News Colbert WPXA (14) , Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods “Exiles” Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ WATL (36)` Live PD Forensic Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters True Crime Files ’ Maury (N) ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast Dateline ’ Å Dateline ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man WPBA (30) 0 Belton Milk Secrets-Tower Dinosaur Splash Clifford Nature Arthur Curious Wild Kratt Odd British Baking PBS NewsHour (N) “Anne of Green Gables: Fire” The Miniaturist Durrells in Corfu Durrells TLC AExtreme Extreme Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Janine’s Story” ’ Å Dr. Pimple Popper My 600-Lb. Life ’ A&E FStorage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage DISC HLast Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown TNT ISupernatural ’ Supernatural ’ Supernatural ’ ››› “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) Tom Hardy. ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014) Tom Cruise. ››› “The Fifth Element” (1997) Bruce Willis. Å ››› “The Fifth Element” (1997) USA JLaw-SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ››› “Iron Man” (2008) Robert Downey Jr.. Å (DVS) (:05) ››› “Iron Man 3” (2013) Robert Downey Jr.. Å (DVS) Mod Fam Mod Fam fx KMike Mike ››› “Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation” (2015) Tom Cruise. ’ ›› “Independence Day: Resurgence” (2016) ’ Å ›› “Transformers: Age of Extinction” (2014) Mark Wahlberg. ’ Å Horror Story Horror Story ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Intentional Talk (N) Football Question Around Pardon NFL Live Å Soccer: Union at Dynamo SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FOXSPO P Bundesliga Soccer Bundesliga Soccer NHL Preseason Hockey: Hurricanes at Predators Xolos: Tijuana’s College Football Louisville at Virginia. NASCAR Race Hub World Poker HIST TD.B. Cooper: Case Closed? “Part 1” Å D.B. Cooper: Case Closed? “Part 2” Å Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire Forged in Fire (N) (:03) Forged in Fire (:03) Forged in Fire FSSE UMLB Baseball: Braves at Mets Ala.Bass Sport. MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at New York Mets. B. Pough Braves MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at New York Mets. (N) (Live) Post Auburn MLB Baseball FREE VReba ’ Reba ’ Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ›› “Just Go With It” (2011) Adam Sandler. ’ Å ›››› “Forrest Gump” (1994) Tom Hanks. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe First 48 Å The First 48 Å The First 48 Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Escaping Polygamy Escaping Polygamy Escaping Polygamy Escaping Polygamy TRAV ¨Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Mysteries-Museum Fortune Fortune ANPL ≠The Vet Life ’ Dr. Jeff: RMV Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Treehouse Masters Treehouse Masters Treehouse Masters Tree Tree Treehouse Masters Insane Pools: Off the Deep End XL (N) ’ Treehouse Masters NICK ØTop Wing PAW Blaze Blaze PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Sponge. Turtles Henry Henry Frankie Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Friends Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ PJ Masks PJ Masks Puppy Puppy Duck Big City Gravity Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bizaard Raven Raven Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Stuck Stuck Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven TVL ±Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Griffith Griffith Griffith (:38) M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Raymond Raymond Gold Gold Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤(11:30) ›› “XXX” (2002) Vin Diesel, Asia Argento. Å› “Gods of Egypt” (2016, Fantasy) Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. Å ›› “The Chronicles of Riddick” (2004) Vin Diesel. ›› “Con Air” (1997) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. Å ››› “True Lies” (1994) Å COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:45) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk BoJack Daily Office TCM μ“Down ››› “Cass Timberlane” (1947) Å ›› “Another Language” (1933) ››› “The Valley of Decision” (1945) Å ››› “Wuthering Heights” (1939) Å ››› “The Silencers” (1966) Dean Martin. ›› “Murderers’ Row” (1966) Dean Martin. BRAVO ∂Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Real House. Real House. Housewives/OC Watch Real BET ∏Browns Browns Browns Fresh Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince blackish blackish blackish (:32) › “Obsessed” (2009, Suspense) Idris Elba. blackish blackish blackish blackish “Notorious” SYFY ∫“Chap ››› “Starship Troopers” (1997) Casper Van Dien. ››› “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (2009) Daniel Radcliffe. ›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010) Nicolas Cage. The Purge Å ›› “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010) FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Golf U.S. Mid-Amateur, Semifinal. (N) (Live) NASCAR Race Hub Slant NFL UFC Main Event (N) TUF: Heavy Hitters TUF: Heavy Hitters TUF Talk MLB PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Friends Friends (:44) Friends ’ Friends ››› “John Wick” (2014) Keanu Reeves. ’ Å “47 The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listing www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, September 23, 2018 5C

THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA Day (N) ’ General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Grey’s Anatomy (Season Premiere) (N) ’ Away-Murder Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Page Six Access Steve (N) ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 FOX 5 Pregame NFL Football Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Rams. (N) ’ (Live) News WXIA (11) & The List Journey Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! The Good Place (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (N) The Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Larry Credit? Hot Hot Judge Hatchett Divorce Divorce Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold blackish blackish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Last Man Funny Fam. Guy WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Peg Sesame Splash Curious Pink Nature Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) PBS NewsHour ’ Agatha Christie’s Poirot ’ Agatha Christie’s Poirot ’ Amanpour-Co WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ Dateline (N) ’ CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Sheldon (:01) Mom Murphy (:05) S.W.A.T. (N) News Colbert WPXA (14) , CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene WATL (36)` Live PD Forensic Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters True Crime Files ’ Maury (N) ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast The Good Wife ’ The Good Wife ’ 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man WPBA (30) 0 Lidia Sara’s Secrets-London Dinosaur Splash Clifford Nature Arthur Curious Wild Kratt Odd Nature ’ PBS NewsHour (N) Nature “Owl Power” NOVA (N) ’ Å The Mayo Clinic: Faith -- Hope -- Science TLC AExtreme Extreme Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days ’ Unexpected ’ Unexpected ’ Sextuplets Sextuplets Sextuplets A&E FThe First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ (:01) The First 48 ’ (:04) The First 48 ’ DISC HAlmost, Away Almost, Away Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Military veterans seek to survive. (N) ’ Å Naked and Afraid TNT ISupernatural ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans ›› “Safe House” (2012, Action) Denzel Washington. ›› “Contraband” (2012, Action) USA JNCIS “16 Years” ’ NCIS “Saviors” ’ NCIS “Day in Court” NCIS “After Hours” NCIS “Charade” ’ NCIS “Pay to Play” NCIS ’ NCIS “Nonstop” ’ NCIS ’ NCIS ’ NCIS ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam fx KMother Mother Mike Mike Mike › “The Watch” (2012) Ben Stiller. ’ Å ›› “Transformers: Age of Extinction” (2014) Mark Wahlberg. ’ Å ›› “Fast & Furious 6” (2013) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å Mayans M.C. ’ ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) Football Countdown College Football North Carolina at Miami. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Intentional Talk (N) Football Question Around Pardon SportsCenter Spec. DRL Drone Racing Basketball: A Love Story (N) A Love Story FOXSPO P Bundesliga Soccer Xolos: Tijuana’s Tennis UFC Polaris Focused ACC Bundesliga Soccer Tennis World Poker NASCAR Race Hub HIST TPawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Mountain Men ’ Mountain Men: Fully Loaded (N) ’ Å FSSE UMLB Baseball: Braves at Mets Driven MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at New York Mets. FOX Braves MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at New York Mets. (N) (Live) Post ACC MLB Baseball FREE VReba ’ Reba ’ Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ›››› “Forrest Gump” (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. ’ Å ››› “Saving Mr. Banks” (2013) Emma Thompson. Premiere. ’ The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe First 48 Å The First 48 Å The First 48 Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ ›› “The Wedding Planner” (2001) Å (:03) ›› “Maid in Manhattan” (2002) Å TRAV ¨Scariest Night Scariest Night Scariest Night Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Haunted Things Haunted Things A Haunting ’ Å A Haunting Linda returns from overseas. A Haunting ’ Å ANPL ≠The Vet Life ’ Dr. Jeff: RMV Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Treehouse Masters ’ Å North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law Northwest Law (N) Northwest Law (N) North Woods Law NICK ØTop Wing PAW Blaze Blaze PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Sponge. Turtles Henry Henry Frankie Sponge. ›› “Ice Age: The Meltdown” (2006) ’ Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ PJ Masks PJ Masks Puppy Puppy Duck Big City Gravity Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bizaard Raven Raven Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Stuck Stuck Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven TVL ±Gunsmoke “Muley” Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Griffith Griffith Griffith (:38) M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Raymond Raymond Gold Gold Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤“Black ›› “Out for Justice” (1991) Steven Seagal. ››› “True Lies” (1994, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Å ›› “Con Air” (1997) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. Å ››› “Tombstone” (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. Å “The Lone Ranger” COM ¥(:15) That ’70s Show ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s Office Office (:15) The Office ’ (:15) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Daily Office TCM μ“Christ ›› “Illicit” (1931) Å ››› “What Price Hollywood?” ››› “Baby Face” (1933) Å ››› “The Little Foxes” (1941) Bette Davis. Bette Davis: Volcano ›› “Black Girl” (:15) ››› “Cry, the Beloved Country” Å “Black Orpheus” BRAVO ∂Flipping Out Å Flipping Out Å Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset (N) Shahs of Sunset Watch OC BET ∏Browns Browns Browns Fresh Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince blackish blackish blackish blackish (:05) ›› “Notorious: Unrated” (2009) Angela Bassett, Derek Luke. The Grand Hustle The Grand Hustle SYFY ∫CSI: ›› “Anaconda 3: Offspring” (2008) Å “The Trust” (2016) Nicolas Cage. ›› “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” (2013) Dwayne Johnson. ›› “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters” ››› “Twister” (1996) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton. Å “Anacon FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Golf U.S. Mid-Amateur, Final. (N) (Live) NASCAR Race Hub NHRA Drag Racing AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals. Legends Never Die MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Two Men Two and a Half Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Friends Friends (:44) Friends Å Friends ›› “Bad Teacher” (2011) Cameron Diaz. “Forget Sarah”

FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA Day (N) ’ General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Truth & Lies: Jonestown, Paradise Lost (N) 20/20 (N) ’ Å Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Page Six Access Steve (N) ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) Last Man Cool Kids Hell’s Kitchen (N) Fox 5 News at 10:00 High 5 News WXIA (11) & The List Wild-Vet Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Manifest “Pilot” ’ New Amsterdam ’ Dateline NBC (N) The Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Trustdale Tummy Hot Hot Judge Hatchett Divorce Divorce Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold blackish blackish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Last Man Funny Fam. Guy WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Peg Sesame Splash Curious Pink Nature Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) All Ac High School Football Sequoyah at Creekview. (N) (Live) All Ac Football WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ Dateline (N) ’ CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang MacGyver (N) Å Hawaii Five-0 (N) Blue Bloods (N) News Colbert WPXA (14) , Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order ’ Law & Order “Bling” Law & Order ’ WATL (36)` Live PD Forensic Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters True Crime Files ’ Maury (N) ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast CSI: Miami ’ Å CSI: Miami ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / ›› “By Duty Bound” (1995) Å In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ ››› “Remember the Titans” (2000), Will Patton Å ››› “Blades of Glory” (2007) Will Ferrell. Carter WPBA (30) 0 Mexican Joanne Call the Midwife ’ Dinosaur Splash Clifford Nature Arthur Curious Wild Kratt Odd Lark Rise PBS NewsHour (N) Father Brown ’ Death in Paradise Art in the 21st Hispanic Heritage TLC AExtreme Extreme Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days (N) ’ Unexpected (N) ’ 90 Day Fiancé A&E FLive PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD “Live PD -- 09.22.18” ’ Å Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 09.28.18” (N) ’ (Live) Å DISC HLast Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Treasure Quest Treasure Quest Treasure Quest BattleBots ’ Å BattleBots (N) ’ (:01) Treasure Quest: Snake Island (N) ’ Treasure Quest TNT ISupernatural ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans ›› “Olympus Has Fallen” (2013, Action) ›› “London Has Fallen” (2016) Å (DVS) USA JLaw & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam fx KMother Mother Mike ›› “The 5th Wave” (2016) Chloë Grace Moretz. ’ ›› “Fast & Furious 6” (2013) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å ››› “Furious 7” (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. ’ Å Mayans M.C. “Murciélago/Zotz” Inbe ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Intentional Talk (N) Football Question Around Pardon Football Countdown College Football Memphis at Tulane. (N) (Live) Wm. Volleyball FOXSPO P UFC Main Event UFC Reloaded UFC Spotlight First of Spring CJ10 Braves MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies. (N) (Live) Post CJ10 MLB Baseball HIST TAncient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens “The Return” ’ Å Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens: Declassified An in-depth look at Antarctica. (N) Å FSSE UMLB Baseball: Braves at Mets Inside Seminoles Florida: Future B. 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JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Anna Reyes, owner of Anna’s Mexican Bar and Grill, said she believes Euharlee is a market ripe for new restaurants. “A lot of people, they have to drive a long way to Cartersville to eat,” she said. “The people up there at Georgia Power, they need something closer.” Anna Reyes’ new restaurant opens this week in Euharlee

BY JAMES SWIFT Georgia Power, they need something closer.” [email protected] The new digs are quite a bit cozier than Reyes’ last entrepreneurial venture. With a It’s been about six months since Los roughly 1,000-square foot kitchen, Anna’s Reyes, one of Cartersville’s longest-run- Mexican Bar and Grill has about half the ning Mexican restaurants, closed its doors. capacity of the Los Reyes eatery that once “It took us weeks and weeks to put stood along Morningside Drive. everything up,” owner Anna Reyes said. And that downsizing, Reyes said, is by “It was like we never finished, it was just design. one thing after another.” “I’m solo here in Euharlee and I feel like But over the past half a year, she’s been I have more time instead of feeling pres- hard at work on her latest project — an all sure,” she said. “Before, it was just run, new Mexican restaurant, this one situated run, run ... it was just too much going on barely a mile away from her home in Eu- in my life. But I feel like this will be more JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS The opening of Anna’s Mexican Bar harlee. peaceful for me.” and Grill at 790 Euharlee Road in “This is a new beginning, just like I did The restaurant itself has a seating capac- Euharlee is drawing near — the new when I first came to Cartersville,” the 55- ity of about 130 people, not counting the restaurant will open its doors Tuesday year-old restaurateur said. On Tuesday — patio arrangements. The vibrant purple and at 5 p.m. Anna Reyes, above, owner of right at 5 p.m. — she plans on opening her teal color scheme gives the restaurant a Anna’s Mexican Bar and Grill, said her newest venture, Anna’s Mexican Bar and warm, inviting atmosphere, which is com- new restaurant’s menu will include Grill at 790 Euharlee Road, to the public. plemented by perhaps the business’s stand- several returning Los Reyes favorites. With more than three decades of experi- out aesthetic feature — a four-foot-long ences in the Bartow restaurant business, neon lizard, positioned right above the Reyes said she knows an opportunity when restaurant’s fully-stocked bar. By the way, 16 years ago,” she said. “And the combi- spruced-up carnitas — including a new The appetizers are getting an upgrade as she sees it. And with a dearth of dining op- if the bar area at Anna’s looks familiar, it nations — which I was just planning to re- steak offering that comes complete with a well. tions in the southwestern section of the should: that’s because it’s the very same move everything — I kept them.” savory salsa roja sauce. “We’re going to have aros de cebolla — county, she said she believes Euharlee is a shimmering black countertop from Los In fact, she said most of the old Los Add to that list several new sandwich they’re like onion rings, but they’re going market that is more than ready for a renais- Reyes. Reyes menu will return at Anna’s — along and seafood selections, among them the to be fixed differently with a creamy sance in restaurant investments. Speaking of imports from Reyes’ former with some all new culinary creations she torta milanesa and the camarones a la y salsa,” she said. “We’re also going to have “It reminds me so much of Cartersville restaurant, the menu at Anna’s bears a can’t wait to unveil. mojo de ajo — the former being a hoagie- fresh, breaded jalapenos. We put beef or when we first started 31 years ago,” she said. striking resemblance to the lineup featured Among other dishes, diners can expect like offering that, traditionally, is stuffed chicken inside, or cheese, and we fry it ... “There’s really nothing up here. A lot of peo- at the owner’s previous business. to see an original enchiladas verdes plate, with fried beef cutlets and avocado slices it’s real good, too.” ple, they have to drive a long way to “We will have the fajitas and we will a revamped shrimp chimichangas meal, a and the latter being a garlic sauce-infused Cartersville to eat ... the people up there at have the Texas rice that we started about slate of new salad options and some shrimp dish. SEE ANNA’S, PAGE 2D Take charge of your student debt repayment plan Outstanding student loan debt in predicted that more employers will Unfortunately, your student Standard plan: You pay a cer- dard plan, but you’ll pay more in- the United States has tripled over the offer this benefit in the future to at- loans aren’t going away. But you tain amount each month over a 10- terest over the life of the loan be- last decade, surpassing both auto tract and retain talent. might be able to choose a repay- year term. If your interest rate is cause the repayment period and credit card debt to take second Many employers are targeting a ment option that works best for fixed, you’ll pay a fixed amount is longer. place behind housing debt as the student debt assistance benefit of you. The repayment options avail- each month; if your interest rate is Example: You have $31,000 in most common type of household $100 per month.3 That doesn’t able to you will depend on whether variable, your monthly payment student loans with a 6 percent fixed debt.1 Today, more than 44 million sound like much, but it adds up. For you have federal or private student will change from year to year (but interest rate. Under a standard plan, Americans collectively owe more example, an employee with loans. Generally, the federal gov- it will be the same each month for your monthly payment would be than $1.4 trillion in student debt.2 $31,000 in student loans who is ernment offers a broader array of the 12 months that a certain interest $344, and your total payment over Here are some strategies to pay it off. paying them off over 10 years at a repayment options than private rate is in effect). the term of the loan would be 6 percent interest rate would save lenders. The following payment Extended plan: You extend the $41,300, of which $10,300 (25 per- Look to your employer for help Moore about $3,000 in interest and get out options are for federal student time you have to pay the loan, typ- cent) is interest. Under an extended The first place to look for help is of debt two and a half years faster. loans. (If you have private loans, ically anywhere from 15 to 30 plan, if the term were increased to your employer. employers offer student debt assis- Understand all your check with your lender to see years. Your monthly payment is While only about 4 percent of tance as an employee benefit, it’s repayment options which options are available.) lower than it would be under a stan- SEE DEBT, PAGE 2D Business

2D Sunday, September 23, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Not all offers are created equal Debt FROM PAGE 1D So you just completed the rehab diligence period. They also wanted time allotted for the buyer to re- 20 years, your monthly payment would be $222, but your total pay- on a flip. Before you put it on mar- us to contribute $5,000 towards search the property. During this pe- ment over the term of the loan would be $53,302, of which $22,302 ket to sale, you and your realtor their closing costs. riod they buyer can back out for (42 percent) is interest. check the numbers one more time Offer No. 2 for a $104,000 FHA any reason. The shorter the due Graduated plan: Payments start out low in the early years of the to make sure you get the most out mortgage with a local lender that diligence period, the better. loan, then increase in the later years of the loan. With some gradu- of the house. Your agent reveals could do a 30-day closing. They asked Finally, you want to consider the ated repayment plans, the initial lower payment includes both prin- there have been some better com- for a 10-day due diligence period but closing cost the buyer is asking for. cipal and interest, while under other plans the initial lower payment parable sales since you started the only wanted $2,000 in closing costs. These costs are subtracted directly includes interest only. project and suggests a higher list Offer No. 3 was for $100,000 with from the purchase price. So once Income-driven repayment plan: Your monthly payment is based price than you had anticipated. an FHA mortgage with a big bank. again, the smaller the amount the on your income and family size. The federal government offers four Excited, you put the house on They wanted a 14-day due diligence better applies here. income-driven repayment plans for federal student loans only: market at this higher price on a Fri- period, 30-day closing, but were ask- On this house, we went with the English • Pay As You Earn (PAYE). day. By the next Monday morning, ing for zero in closing costs. $100,000 offer with no closing • Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE). you have multiple full-price offers. is a beautiful brick ranch. It has a Based on that info, which offer costs. Even though the others in- • Income-Based Repayment (IBR). Your agent goes back and asks the new kitchen with stainless steel ap- would you choose? cluded higher purchase prices, we potential buyers to give you their pliances, a new roof and refinished Normally you’d want to go with believed this one was a safer con- • Income-Contingent Repayment (ICR). highest and best offer. hardwoods throughout. the highest price, right? If it was all tract and would net us more money. You aren’t automatically eligible for these plans; you need to fill When the smoke clears, you are Not only does it look great, but it cash, you bet we would have. But You see, we already listed this out an application (and reapply each year). Depending on the plan, wowed by the number of offers is very affordable. To begin with, there are some items to consider. house for the most we could possi- your monthly payment is set between 10 percent and 20 percent of over the listing price. Now you since it was an older home, we The first thing we need to think bly conceive of it bringing. So if your discretionary income, and any remaining loan balance is for- have a decision to make. Which thought the house would sale for about is the financing. I personally the house doesn’t appraise for the given at the end of the repayment period (generally 20 or 25 years offer do you go with? $90,000. But when our agent like using a local lender with a over list price, we will have to re- depending on the plan, but 10 years for borrowers in the Public Serv- We’ve had some things like this looked at the comparable sales, he mortgage broker when selling a duce the contract price to match it, ice Loan Forgiveness Program). For more information on the nu- happening lately. And as we con- was confident it would bring house. They don’t get paid unless and we’ll still be liable for the clos- ances of these plans or to apply for an income-driven plan, visit the sidered the paperwork, it became $100,000. So we listed it at that the house closes, which makes ing costs associated with each offer. federal student aid website at studentaid.ed.gov. apparent that not all the offers were price. Over that weekend, we got them motivated to get the job done. At the end of the day, full price and Can you refinance? created equal. three full-price offers and went This is good for you as the seller no closing costs was the best offer. Yes, but only with a new private loan. (There is a federal consol- I’d like to walk you through highest and best by Monday. Here because the last thing you want is — Joe and Ashley English buy idation loan, but that is different.) The main reason for trying to re- some offers we received on a recent is what we got. to have a house under contract for houses and mobile homes in North- finance your federal and/or private student loans into a new private flip, explain the key differences and Offer No. 1 was for $105,000 30 days, only to find out your buyer west Georgia. For more informa- loan is to obtain a lower interest rate. You’ll need to shop around to show you why we decided to go with a conventional mortgage from can’t get a mortgage. tion or to ask a question, go to see what’s available. with the offer we chose. a big bank. They could close in 30 You also want to consider the www.cashflowwithjoe.com or call Caution: If you refinance, your old loans will go away and you The house we’ll be talking about days but asked for a 14-day due due diligence period, which is the Joe at 678-986-6813. will be bound by the terms and conditions of your new private loan. If you had federal student loans, this means you will lose any in- come-driven repayment options. Watch out for repayment scams Beware of scammers contacting you to say that a special federal Bartow County Health Inspections loan assistance program can permanently reduce your monthly pay- ments and is available for an initial fee or ongoing monthly pay- Papa John’s Pizza Hong Kong Date: Sept. 20 in as leftovers without proper date mark- ments. There is no fee to apply for any federal repayment plan. 7 S. Dixie Ave., Cartersville 281 Market Place Blvd., Score: 72 ing of a cook date or discard date. Date: Sept. 20 Cartersville Inspection notes: • Pans of Baked Chicken placed 1. New York Federal Reserve, Quarterly Report on Household Score: 87 Date: Sept. 20 • Observed a personal drink sit- in reach in for cooling were placed Debt and Credit, February 2018 Inspection notes: Score: 87 ting on a food prep counter. on top of each other preventing 2. CFPB, Innovation Highlights: Emerging Student Loan Repay- • Establishment does not have Inspection notes: • The hand washing sink was in- proper air circulation which was ment Assistance Programs, August 2017 procedures for employees to follow • Observed improper vertical sep- accessible in the main kitchen due leading to improper cooling. 3. Society for Human Resource Management, October 2, 2017 when responding to vomiting or di- aration of raw animal foods. Raw to pans stored in/on top of sink. • Internal temperature measuring arrheal events. chicken stored above raw beef. • One of the three hand sinks in the devices were missing from both — This article is furnished by Broadridge Investor Communica- • Observed encrusted debris • Observed pink mold build-up on kitchen and adjacent restroom were not reach in coolers. tions Solutions, Inc. Material was prepared by Raymond James for build up on can opener. ice dispenser of drink machine. provided with soap or paper towels. • Observed the restroom door use by its financial advisors. Raymond James and Associates, Inc. • Observed container of wings • Observed bulk bags of sugar without a self closing device. is a member of New York Stock Exchange/SIPC. Bart Moore is a fi- with a prep date label from 8/31. Lee’Anns Simply Southern that were not closed and sealed • Observed ants within the facility nancial advisor with Raymond James located at 100 W. Cherokee • Observed a pouch of buffalo 4010 Highway 411, Rydal properly in the waitress wait station. in several different places. Ave., and can be reached at 770-382-2124. sauce stored on the back shelf with- Date: Sept. 20 • Observed beef/macaroni in out a date mark. Score: 91 reach in cooler at 45 degrees. Ob- Chucks Curbside • Observed no food service permit served cooked rice in reach in cooler 17 Law Road, Cartersville displayed for public view. White Columns Kitchen at 45 degrees. Date: Sept. 20 45 E. Howard St., Kingston • Observed TCS foods stored in reach Score: 100

getting all the necessary electrical “The owner has a successful track ments can be drawn to the area Anna’s work completed. record in the restaurant business. I without “our rich heritage” being But all that hard work, she said, believe her location will be great compromised. FROM PAGE 1D has definitely been worth it. for her and Euharlee.” “The planning and zoning board Some of the old crew from Los “Maybe it’s a little stressful, but Indeed, Stephens said the arrival of is working on an overlay to control Reyes — including its former chef you have to make it fun at the same Anna’s Mexican Bar and Grill could quantity and quality of growth that and bartender — are reuniting at time,” she said. “It makes me feel be just the first wave of a swell of will come to Euharlee as a result of Anna’s. good when people come by and new businesses rolling into town. the sewer project,” he said. “Addi- “I have two of my best employ- they’re peeking in, wondering “There is no doubt in my mind tionally, they will be very involved ees, they really came along with when we’re going to be opening.” that the city’s investment in the in our future detailed plans for de- me,” she said. “Four, five months, Prior to Tuesday’s public open- sewer infrastructure will drive busi- velopment in downtown.” it’s been a long road for everybody.” ing, Reyes will host several elected nesses to locate in Euharlee,” While Reyes said she intends on Reyes said she expects to have officials from Euharlee and Bartow Stephens said. “The return for the sticking with Anna’s for the long about 11 employees, plus some County for a ribbon-cutting cere- city will come from mostly com- haul, she also said she may not nec- part-timers covering weekend mony. She’s also invited friends, mercial and retail development.” essarily be finished expanding her shifts. While the restaurant will be family, business partners and local Signs abound that Euharlee is on business footprint in the local com- closed on Mondays, it will be open police for a private luncheon, the grow. That’s one of the reasons, munity. from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday which can be viewed as something Stephens said, why the local Dollar In fact, once larger scale restau- through Thursday and Sunday and of a practice run for the official General recently remodeled to in- rants become viable closer to the stay open a half hour later on Fri- grand opening a few hours later. crease its grocery space — “I be- famed Euharlee Covered Bridge, day and Saturday. “I believe Anna’s Mexican Bar lieve they are preparing to compete Reyes said she wants to be one of It hasn’t always been easy getting and Grill will be the first of several against other food retail chains that the first to open its doors. the restaurant in shape for Tuesday’s business openings and economic are looking into Euharlee as a loca- “Maybe later on I can open up big opening. Over the last few development transactions in Eu- tion.” something smaller in downtown months, Reyes said she’s had to deal harlee as a result of the sewer sys- Then there’s the city’s plans for Euharlee,” she said. “Like a sports with all the usual remodeling issues, tem infrastructure,” said Euharlee downtown Euharlee. Stephens said bar, I think it would be great to be ranging from plumbing upgrades to City Manager James Stephens. he’s optimistic mixed-use develop- up there.” THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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