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October 20, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Development authority approves $39M in bonds for warehouse project

BY JAMES SWIFT $5 million to Loloi, Inc. for the ed the cost of the facility to be over a fi ve-year hiring period. JAMES SWIFT/DTN [email protected] acquisition of equipment for its around $30 million. “Obviously, these bonds are sole- The Development Au- roughly 647,000 square foot dis- “We also have a grant in connec- ly the responsibility of the compa- thority of Bartow Coun- Members of the Development tribution center, which sits on a tion with some of their equipment ny,” Pettit continued. “There is no ty approved $39 million Authority of Bartow County 59-acre tract in between Pee- for the inside, the racking for the City/County pledge in connection in taxable revenue voted unanimously to approve ples Valley Road and the KOA inside, and we’re still working with with the repayment of these bonds. bonds for the Loloi, Inc the issuance of up to $39 mil- Kampgrounds site. them to complete that,” Pettit said. It has the standard language in it re- warehouse project off Cass-White Road on Fri- lion in taxable revenue bonds for The Dallas, Texas-headquar- Cartersville-Bartow County garding indemnity to the Authority day morning. Pictured, a warehouse project off Cass- tered home furnishings designer Department of Economic Devel- … I will be fi ling these bond doc- Loloi, Inc president and White Road Friday morning. and wholesaler broke ground on opment Executive Director Me- uments with the court on Monday, owner Amir Loloi at last Authority legal counsel H. the project in July 2018. Amir linda Lemmon said she expects assuming that you approve it.” year’s groundbreaking Boyd Pettit, III said one bond Loloi, the owner and president of the distribution center to bring ceremony for the distri- resolution would provide up to the company, said he anticipat- about 198 jobs to the community SEE LOLOI, PAGE 8A bution center.

Local Motel closure organization emphasizes observes THE DISPLACED affordable Domestic housing County Violence concerns commissioner throughout Awareness responds Bartow Month to Budgetel BY JAMES SWIFT evictions [email protected] BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected] Of the many ethical, legal BY JAMES SWIFT and moral questions raised by In the midst of Domestic [email protected] the mass eviction of hundreds Violence Awareness Month, of Bartow County residents at Christian League for Battered The official tourist accom- the Budgetel Inn off Carson Women’s staff and supporters modation permit suspension Loop last week, perhaps the continue to “shine a spotlight” notice filed by the Georgia most pressing is one that hasn’t on this pressing issue. Along Department of Public Health grabbed the headlines or stirred with the nonprofi t’s second an- Tuesday that resulted in the up social media clatter. nual Candlelight Vigil being mass eviction of hundreds of Lost amidst the bickering presented Tuesday, the Rock the residents at the Budgetel Inn over who to blame for the dis- House fundraiser will take place off Carson Loop plainly ex- placement and the sometimes in November. plains why the motel was in- self-congratulatory celebration “Our fi rst priority is to ensure definitely closed. of community relief efforts re- safety, then shelter, resources/ DPH representative Victor mains one central question that referrals, legal advocacy, chil- Abercrombie lists three code county, school, state and even dren/teen services and tran- violations that, ultimately, led nonprofi t leaders have been quility,” said Zanett Ellington, to the displacement of dozens somewhat reluctant to address: community relations coordi- of families: unapproved cook- just why were nearly 100 chil- nator for Christian League for ing equipment — specifically dren and their families living in Battered Women, which oper- citing hot plates, toasters and an extended-stay motel in the ates the Tranquility House Do- crockpots — not providing fi rst place — in some cases, not mestic Violence Center. “We are services on a weekly basis/fur- just for months, but for years at able to provide these services nishings not being kept up and a time? from grants and community infestation of roaches/flies. “From my perspective, if it participation. Even though peo- Yet on the motel’s previous highlights anything, it ampli- ple don’t understand or think it tourist accommodation inspec- fi es the fact that these folks are doesn’t affect them, the plight of tion report, Abercrombie gave there because they don’t have domestic violence is real and we the motel a passing score of anywhere else to go,” said Bar- still need everyone’s help. Ev- 84. Indeed, in an evaluation of tow County Community Rede- eryone deserves the right to live “areas of critical public health velopment Coordinator Patrick a life without violence. risks” dated Feb. 27, the only Nelson. “Even trying to fi nd “We received the fi nal count noncompliance issue cited was temporary housing and things from Georgia Coalition Against a repeat violation for pests. is challenging, and all of the ob- Domestic Violence, which stat- Per that report, Abercrombie stacles that come along with it.” ed that 84 lives were lost from observed roaches in sever- Such mass displacement is Oct. 1, 2018 - Sept. 30, 2019, in al rooms, additionally noting hardly a new sight for Good the state of Georgia due to do- that he “observed pest control Neighbor Homeless Shelter mestic — intimate partner — records, but excess household Executive Director Jessica Mit- violence and two of those beau- items and food present.” cham. She told The Daily Tri- tiful lives were here in Bartow The motel fared even better on bune News that, month-in and County.” the previous inspection. On May month-out, the local nonprof- Now in its third location, 16, 2018, the DPH gave the es- it has to turn away about 250 Christian League for Battered tablishment an even higher tour- people seeking housing due to Women was established in 1985. ist accommodation score of 93. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS space limitations. Hundreds of residents were displaced when the Georgia Department of Public Health SEE CLBW, PAGE 2A SEE COMMISSIONER, PAGE 6A closed down the Budgetel Inn off Carson Loop last week. SEE HOUSING, PAGE 6A

White Elementary School students write 404 letters for Bert’s Big Thank You campaign

BY DONNA HARRIS serves to receive a letter of grati- crease from the 236 we received ing at White in 2015. [email protected] tude on Thanksgiving Day,” The in 2018,” said fi rst-grade teacher “That fi rst year, it was only Bert Show website said. “We Jenna Ray, who coordinated this my kindergarten class that par- Students at White Elementary want to give our troops a ‘Big year’s campaign with special ed- ticipated,” she said, noting she School understand the signifi - Thank You’ with a little taste of ucation teacher Rhonda Bryson. had organized the campaign “for cance of what America’s mili- home this Thanksgiving.” “I was blown away,” she said. many years before that” at her tary men and women are doing The campaign has resulted in “It made me feel proud that so former job. “They had so much for their country. more than a million handwrit- many kids would take the time fun, and I wanted to share it with And they appreciate it. ten letters of gratitude from Bert to help make someone else feel the other classes at the school. For the fi fth year, the pre-K Show listeners getting into the special, cared for and import- In previous years, I’ve also part- through fi fth-grade students par- hands of every serviceman and ant.” nered with English teachers and ticipated in Bert’s Big Thank woman who were away from Bryson said she was “proud of students at Cass High School to You, a holiday letter-writing their families during the holi- our teachers and students for the write letters as well.” campaign started several years days, the website said. enthusiasm and kindness they Her relationship with mem-

SPECIAL ago by Q99.7 deejay Bert Weiss At WES, students broke the put into seeing these letters writ- bers of the military is what fu- Students in Jenna Ray’s fi rst-grade class at White Elementary to thank the country’s troops for school’s previous record set last ten.” eled Ray’s desire to take part in School show off the holiday letters they wrote to servicemen their service. year by voluntarily writing 404 Ray said she brought the the letter-writing project. and women as part of Bert’s Big Thank You letter-writing cam- “Every single soldier deployed letters between mid-September Bert’s Big Thank You project paign. outside the United States de- and Oct. 11, “a signifi cant in- with her when she began teach- SEE LETTERS, PAGE 5A

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The Daily Tribune News tactical team and competed in a quiet room and enjoyed hav- day, October 22, 2019, at 3:30 his uncles, Jesse Hopper and Address: Jordan D. Towns several SkillsUSA competitions ing a good time with his friends pm from NorthPointe Church, Brandon Hopper. 251 S. Tennessee St. receiving numerous awards. He and family. A loving son, broth- Adairsville with Reverends Ted R. Dudley Barton & Son Fu- Cartersville, GA 30120 Jordan D. Towns, age 17, of also worked er, grandson, and friend he will Towns and Donnie Summey of- neral Home, Adairsville, is in Adairsville, GA, passed away at Food Lion forever be missed. fi ciating. Interment will follow charge of arrangements for Jor- Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. Thursday evening, October 17, in Adairsville. Survivors include his parents, Eastview Cemetery, Adairs- dan D. Towns. Cartersville, GA 30120 2019, from injuries sustained in Jordan was a Porter and Tina Slama; broth- ville. an automobile accident. lover of dogs, ers, Triston and Daylon Slama; In Jordan’s honor his dear- Phone: 770-382-4545 Jordan was born in Bartow music, and grandparents, James and Tere- est friends will serve as pall- After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 County, December 10, 2001, people. His sa Hopper, Richard Slama, and bearers, Gavin Ward, J.T. Jolly, Fax: 770-382-2711 son of Porter Slama and Tina passion for Judith Wingate; several aunts, Nathaniel Abernathy, Andrew Alan Davis, Towns-Slama. He was a mem- helping oth- uncles, and cousins; signifi cant Bagley, Kameron Nichols, Publisher ber of Clear Creek Baptist ers was shown Towns other, Brianna Adkerson. Seger Kipper, Zachary Abra- Church. He was a senior at somehow ev- The family will receive ham, Stetson Hall, Stephen Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor Adairsville High School and at- eryday. He loved to lift oth- friends Monday from 5:00 Knight, Payton Warren, Bran- tended the Bartow County Col- ers up, make them feel good, until 8:00 pm at NorthPointe don Collins, Orion Taylor, Jennifer Moates, lege and Career Academy. He or simply put a smile on their Church, Adairsville. Funer- Cody Duvall, andNate Delia, Advertising Director was a dedicated member of the face. Jordan brought laughter in al services will be held Tues- Honorary pallbearers will be Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified Advertising Director of severe physical violence by tersville High School Audito- at 7 p.m.,” she said, adding or follow the group’s Face- Lee McCrory, an intimate partner in their rium. Holding a large benefit there also will be a 50/50 raf- book page, GFWC Cartersville Circulation/Distribution Manager CLBW lifetime,” she said. “These during odd-numbered years — fle, with tickets costing $10 per Woman’s Club. facts should not be ignored. In and making smaller donations person. Further details about the Byron Pezzarossi, From Page 1A Press Room Director October, the nation observes in between — the 20-member Tickets for Rock the House Christian League for Battered The nonprofit’s Tranquili- National Domestic Violence club has raised a total of about are $20 through Oct. 30 and Women and its vigil can be ob- Email: ty House provides a place for Awareness Month and shines $11,000 for Christian League $25 at the door. For more infor- tained by contacting the non- women — and their children — a spotlight on what each of us for Battered Women. mation or to purchase tickets, profit at 770-386-8093 or visit- PUBLISHER to temporarily stay and work can do to end intimate partner “Domestic Violence Aware- call Worley at 678-899-7872 ing www.tranquility-house.org. [email protected] toward future goals, like secur- violence. ness is our international orga- ing housing, education or a job, “The Violence Policy Cen- nization’s signature project and MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] if needed. ter annual study ranks Georgia all clubs are encouraged to plan While residing at the Bartow in the Top 10 of states where and execute projects that target Whenever You Need A NEWSROOM County shelter, women have women are murdered by men. the goal of making people in [email protected] access to a support group, le- The study looked at the past our community aware of this Shoulder To Lean On FEATURES EDITOR gal advocacy and community 10 years and Georgia has re- type of violence,” said Brenda [email protected] resources. Even though men, mained in the Top 10 for five Worley, president of the CWC, When a funeral home is not who are victims of domestic of the years. Four silhouettes which is affiliated with the operated by local people, important PHOTOGRAPHER violence, are unable to reside will stand in silent witness to General Federation of Wom- decisions that need to be made [email protected] at Tranquility House, they are this tragedy and 84 flags will en’s Clubs. “In the past, we quickly are sometimes delayed. We STAFF REPORTERS provided with services and oth- represent lives lost.” have had a ladies’ tea as a fund- are a locally operated funeral staffed [email protected] er shelter options. Rock the House raising project for Tranquility with sincere and caring people [email protected] Candlelight Vigil Sharing Christian League for House. This year, we decided with familiar faces from our own “Sadly, hundreds of people Battered Women’s “success is to get everyone involved by community, and we’re always ready SPORTS REPORTER pass away every year due to in- because the community cares,” hosting a musical event. [email protected] to serve at a moment’s notice. timate partner violence,” said Ellington said “there are nev- “… We will have local per- Our concern doesn’t end ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Teresa Millsaps, executive di- er enough words to express formers who have donated their with the funeral or memorial service, [email protected] rector of Christian League for our appreciation” for the non- time to entertain us. Montie we’re here before, during, Battered Women. “Tranquility profit’s many supporters, cit- Esworthy, Sam Holladay, Eric and after the service... OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- House’s second annual Can- ing specifically those involved Prawel and Jeff Tuggle will be FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Jake Cochran Whenever you need a shoulder [email protected] dlelight Vigil is being held in with the golf tournament and the acoustical performers and Funeral Assistant to lean on. October, which is Domestic the Cartersville Woman’s Club. The RJS will be the rock band LEGAL ADVERTISING Violence Awareness Month, to Following the nonprofit’s that will close the show. Alan [email protected] remember those lost in Georgia 23rd annual golf tournament Sanders has gifted us with his over the last year as a result of — which generated nearly skills as emcee and Rick McK- Letter Guidelines: this senseless crime. $17,000 at Woodland Hills ee has graciously agreed to be Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are “We light a candle in their Golf Club Oct. 4 — the CWC’s our stage manager. There will welcomed. Letters must bear memory and listen to inspir- Rock the House event will be be food trucks available at 5 PARNICK JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME a complete signature, street ing testimonies from survivors, presented Nov. 2 at the Car- p.m. and the music will begin address and phone number child survivors, victim advo- 430 Cassville Road • Cartersville (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- cates, government officials, 770-382-0034 ters of 500 words or less will faith-based groups, health care Windows www.parnickjenningsfuneral.com be accepted. Libelous char- providers, business leaders, gers and abusive language police officers, concerned cit- will not be considered. Infor- izens, families, friends and co- mation given must be factual. 35 Years Experience All letters will be printed as workers. Each participant will submitted. No corrections will light a candle as the names of be made to grammar, spell- the 84 victims are being read.” • Siding • Gutters ing or style. Writers may have Partnering with the Sexual letters published once every • RooÀ ng two weeks. Consumers com- Assault Center of Northwest plaints and thank-you letters Georgia, Tranquility House’s Affordable Funerals & On-Site Cremations cannot be used. All are sub- Candlelight Vigil will take Lowest Prices in North Georgia ject to editing. Send letters to place at 6 p.m. at the Dellinger 251 S. 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BY MARIE NESMITH advancements and information to [email protected] learn.

To further the mission of the In- DTN: What do you enjoy most terstitial Cystitis Association, Dr. about your work? Jeffrey Glen Proctor is organizing JP: As a urologist, I get to know the ICA Walk for an IC Cure. Set many of my patients on a personal for Nov. 2, the event will take place level. In other types of medicine, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Dellinger Park. there isn’t as much interaction with “I hope that participants gain the patients. It’s meaningful to get awareness not only about IC, but to know people and help them the local community of support for overcome and manage health is- IC patients by caregivers and other sues. IC patients,” he said. “Additionally, I hope the walk raises awareness DTN: What was your reaction that the ICA is working to help IC when you learned you were consid- patients with education, advocacy ered one of Castle Connolly’s Top RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS To further the mission of the Interstitial Cystitis Association, Dr. Jeffrey Glen Proctor is organizing the ICA Walk for an IC Cure. and raising funds for research for Doctors and was going to be rec- Set for Nov. 2, the event will take place from 9 to 11 a.m. at Dellinger Park. treatments for IC, and eventually a ognized as Atlanta’s Top Doctors cure for IC.” in Atlanta magazine’s July issue? ness and striving for a cure for IC. yourself in three words? DTN: Where is your favorite My great-grandfather, Alexander In 1997, the Marietta resident What did this honor mean to you? Events, such as the ICA Walk for JP: Loyal. Compassionate. Fun- place to be in Bartow County? Phimister Proctor, is a renowned started the Georgia Urology offi ce JP: I am honored and touched an IC Cure, will help get us there, ny. JP: This is a tough question as sculptor of Western and wildlife in Cartersville, presently situated that the physician community one step at a time. there are so many great places to be subjects, as well as monumental at 970 Joe Frank Harris Parkway, thinks highly of my skills as a urol- DTN: What is the best advice in Bartow County. I would have to sculptures in the early half of the Suite 260. ogist. My patients are my No. 1 DTN: What will the ICA Walk you have ever received? say the Booth Western Art Muse- 20th century. The Booth museum Board certifi ed by the Ameri- priority. Additionally, I have a won- for an IC Cure event entail? JP: “The day I stop giving is the um has a special place in my heart. has great exhibits for Western art. can Board of Urology, Proctor is derfully caring nurse practitioner, JP: The ICA Walk for an IC day I stop receiving. The day I stop a member of American Urologi- Brandi Knight, and staff who take Cure is on Nov. 2, 2019, from 9 learning is the day I stop growing. cal Association, Society for Infec- great care of my patients. It means to 11 a.m. at Dellinger Park “Vita You miss 100% of the shots you tion and Infl ammation in Urology, so much to me to be recognized as Course” and Pavilion 3. There will don’t take.” Wayne Gretzky. Southeastern Section of the Amer- a Top Doctor. be opening remarks from myself, ican Urological Association, GAG along with ICA board members DTN: What do you like to do in Society and Physician National DTN: Provide some background Mike Greenwell, ICA chair, and your spare time? Advisory Board for Elmiron. about the ICA Walk for an IC Cure Irma Rodriguez, ICA past chair. JP: I like to spend time with my CHANGE THE WORLD FOUR HOURS AT A TIME! For more information about the event — how did the idea for this Physical therapist Beth Oswald family. I enjoy cooking, going to November walk, visit www.ichelp. event come about, is this its fi rst will then lead stretching exercises. the beach, exploring nature trails, Become a Tellus Science Museum Volunteer org/walk-for-an-ic-cure. year and what is its overall pur- Next is a 1-mile walk through Del- and watching the Atlanta Falcons Submit an application at tellusmuseum.org pose? linger Park. I will be participating and Braves. or call (770) 606-5700, ext. 421, for more information Name: Jeffrey Glen Proctor JP: The fi rst Interstitial Cysti- in the walk with my team, called Age: 61 tis Association (ICA) ICA Walk the Stream Team. The Stream Occupation (title): Urologist for an IC Cure was in September Team also includes my Nurse City of residence: Marietta 2018 in San Diego, California. Practitioner Brandi Knight and my Family: Wife, Vivian. Daugh- This event was led by Dr. Lowell staff, Bridgette Cross, Tina Cagle, ter Jaclyn does public relations for Parsons, who I collaborate with Susan Patrick, Vickie Hilley and an international consulting fi rm in doing national research for a diag- Maria Maldonado. Following the WITH THE FOUNTAINS Atlanta. Son Ryan just graduated nosis and treatment for interstitial walk will be a meet-and-greet with ComeFall CARTERSVILLE’S PREMIER from Harvard Law School and is cystitis. The second walk was in myself, Brandi Knight, health care ASSISTED LIVING & MEMORY doing a clerkship for a judge on Winston-Salem, North Carolina, providers, ICA board members, my IntoPlace CARE COMMUNITY the United States Federal Court of in April 2019. At the ICA Med- staff and caregivers and fellow IC Appeals. ical Advisory Board meeting in patients. Education: Bachelor of Science, May, there was a discussion about University of California, Irvine expanding the number of loca- DTN: What is your greatest pro- 1980; Master of Science, Molecu- tions for the walk events, so I vol- fessional and/or personal achieve- lar Biology and Biochemistry, Uni- unteered to start a Walk for an IC ment? versity of California, Irvine 1982; Cure in Cartersville. I knew the JP: Being a national expert in the Medical School New York Medi- event would receive an enthusias- fi eld of interstitial cystitis and be- cal College 1986; General Surgery tic response from the community’s ing a member of the ICA’s Medical New York Medical College 1986- tight-knit and passionate members. Advisory Board. Also, my involve- 88; Urology Residency New York The overall purpose is to raise ment in national research protocols Medical College 1988-1992; Chief funds for the ICA’s mission to ad- for interstitial cystitis and serving Resident of Urology, New York vance IC research, education and as the principal investigator for a Join Medical College 1991-92. advocacy. It also will promote IC national, multi-center study. Us FALL OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCT. 26 • 10AM - 3PM awareness in the local community, The Daily Tribune News and create communities of support DTN: If you were not in your FREE ENTERTAINMENT | FOOD | ANTIQUE CAR SHOW | GAMES (DTN): How long have you been for IC patients and their families. line of work, what would you like FACE PAINTING | SPEAKERS | HEALTH CHECKS working at Georgia Urology, and to do? what led you to this line of work? DTN: What is interstitial cysti- JP: I would like to be a college Jeffrey Proctor (JP): I have tis, and why are you so passionate professor that would teach class- TOUR OUR COMMUNITY AND COME TO THE GRAND OPENING OF THE FOUNTAINS GENERAL STORE been with Georgia Urology since about fi nding a cure for this condi- es to students, as well as being 1997, where I was hired to start tion? involved in research to help cure 925 DOUTHIT FERRY ROAD with the practice’s Cartersville of- JP: Interstitial cystitis is recur- diseases. fi ce. I chose urology because it is ring pelvic pain, pressure or dis- 770-462-2062 a unique combination of medicine comfort in the bladder and pelvic DTN: How would you describe and surgery. I enjoy medicine and region, often associated with uri- keeping up with latest treatments, nary frequency and urgency. More as well as learning new proce- than 12 million people in the U.S. dures. I have a special interest in suffer with IC. IC can have a dra- interstitial cystitis (IC) and over- matic and negative impact on a per- active bladder, and am privileged son’s quality of life. to be involved in national research The average IC patient has had for the diagnosis and treatment of symptoms for over fi ve years before interstitial cystitis. There is always correctly being diagnosed with IC. new research coming out, with new We must continue boosting aware- U.S. & WORLD 4A Sunday, October 20, 2019 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Turkey wants Syrian forces to leave border areas

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS those refugees fl ed Syria’s government. the Kurdish fi ghters to pull back from a A previous agreement between the his force had negotiated with the Amer- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo- Erdogan’s spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin border area. U.S. and Turkey over a “safe zone” icans the details of its pull-back from gan wants Syrian government forces to said Ankara does not want either Syrian A senior Syrian Kurdish offi cial ac- along the Syria-Turkish border fl oun- the border, starting with the Ras al-Ayn move out of areas near the Turkish bor- forces nor Kurdish fi ghters in the bor- knowledged for the fi rst time that the dered over the diverging defi nitions of evacuation. But he said the evacua- der so he can resettle up to 2 million ref- der area because refugees would not go Kurdish-led forces agreed to the pull- the area. tion stalled for 48 hours because Turk- ugees there, his spokesman told The As- back to areas under their control. back, stating that his forces will move Erdogan has said the Kurdish fi ghters ish-backed forces continued their siege sociated Press on Saturday. The request Turkey has said it wants to oversee 19 miles south of the border. must withdraw from a far larger length of the town. will top Erdogan’s talks next week with that area. Redur Khalil, a senior Syrian Dem- of the border from the Euphrates Riv- A partial evacuation took place Sat- Syria’s ally, Russian President Vladimir “This is one of the topics that we ocratic Forces offi cial, told the AP that er to the Iraqi border — more than 260 urday. Medical convoys were let into Putin. will discuss with the Russians, because, the withdrawal will take place once miles — or else the Turkish offensive part of the town still in Kurdish hands, Arrangements along the Syrian-Turk- again, we are not going to force any ref- Turkey allows the Kurdish-led force to will resume on Tuesday. evacuating 30 wounded and four bodies ish border were thrown into disarray af- ugees to go to anywhere they don’t want evacuate its fi ghters and civilians from But U.S. offi cials say the agreement from a hospital. Khalil said the plan to ter the U.S. pulled its troops out of the to go,” he said. “We want to create con- Ras al-Ayn, a border town under siege pertains to the smaller section between complete the evacuation from Ras al- area, opening the door to Turkey’s in- ditions that will be suitable for them to by Turkish-backed forces. He said that the two towns. Kalin confi rmed that is Ayn is now set for Sunday. vasion aiming to drive out Kurdish-led return where they will feel safe.” Kurdish-led force was preparing plans the area affected by the pause in fi ght- Turkish offi cials denied violating fi ghters it considers terrorists. Turkey has taken in about 3.6 mil- to conduct that evacuation on Sunday, if ing, but said Turkey still wants the larger the cease-fi re or impeding the fi ghters’ Abandoned by their American allies, lion Syrians fl eeing the confl ict in their there are no further delays. zone. withdrawal, blaming the continued vio- the Kurds — with Russia’s mediation homeland but now wants most of them Khalil said Kurdish-led fi ghters Two days into the cease-fi re, the bor- lence on the Kurds. — invited Damascus to send troops into to return. So far, very few have returned would pull back from a 75-mile stretch der town of Ras al-Ayn has been the If Kurdish fi ghters then pull back northeastern Syria as protection from to an enclave Turkey already took over along the border from Ras al-Ayn to Tal sticking point in moving forward. from the 75-mile border area, it is un- Turkish forces. That has complicated and has controlled since 2017. Abyad, moving past the international “We hope that as of tonight or tomor- certain what the arrangement would be Turkey’s plan to create a “safe zone” Under an agreement made by the U.S. highway. row, they will stick to this agreement along the rest of the northeastern bor- along the border, where it can resettle and Turkey Thursday, a fi ve-day cease- “We are only committed to the U.S. ver- and leave the area,” Kalin said. der, most of which remains solely in the Syrian refugees now in Turkey. Most of fi re has been in place. Turkey expects sion not the Turkish one,” Khalil said. The Kurdish offi cial meanwhile said hands of Kurdish-led fi ghters. Nestor heads into Georgia after tornados damage Florida

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nestor raced across Georgia as a post-tropical cyclone late Satur- day, hours after the former tropical storm spawned a tornado that dam- aged homes and a school in central Florida while sparing areas of the Florida Panhandle devastated one year earlier by Hurricane Michael. The storm made landfall Satur- day on St. Vincent Island, a nature preserve off Florida’s northern Gulf Coast in a lightly populated area of the state, the National Hur- ricane Center said. Nestor was expected to bring 1 to 3 inches of rain to drought-stricken inland areas on its march across a swath of the U.S. Southeast. Fore- casters said it also was raising an LUIS SANTANA/TAMPA BAY TIMES VIA AP A camper rests on top of a boat trailer and the corner of a home as Tropical Storm Nestor passed overnight threat of severe weather the area on Saturday in Kathleen, Florida. in the Carolinas as it continued to speed toward the Atlantic Ocean. drive southwest of Orlando. al, some severely, the police de- ed some downed trees and power While all tropical storm and Photos posted by The Ledger partment said in a statement. No lines in metro Atlanta as heavy surge warnings had been canceled newspaper showed a home with injuries were reported. Another rains spread across Georgia. Pho- by Saturday afternoon in Flori- a destroyed roof, downed trees, a tornado was reported in Pinellas tographs showed downed trees da, the storm escalated weekend large recreational vehicle thrown County, producing minor damage blocking some roadways. threats of possible twisters and onto its side and vehicles buried at a mobile home park. In Mexico Beach, Florida, where severe thunderstorms elsewhere in under debris. About 10,000 homes In Georgia, remnants of the a powerful October 2018 storm the South. were without power Saturday. storm spread heavy rains and trig- nearly wiped out that Panhandle The storm spun off at least three “Thankfully, we have not had gered two National Weather Ser- town and left thousands home- tornadoes in Florida as it moved any reported serious injuries,” vice warnings of potential twisters less, the mayor said Saturday that north through the Gulf that caused Sheriff Grady Judd said in a Satur- in the state’s south on Saturday Nestor brought some needed rain damage. day statement. “However, there are evening. Radar indicated possible to a portion of the state suffering The Polk County Sheriff’s Of- many people dealing with damage tornados separately in areas around from drought. But there was no fi ce said several homes were dam- to their homes and property this Rhine and Vienna, Georgia. But damage there. aged and Kathleen Middle School morning, some of it severe.” there was no immediate confi rma- “There have been no issues,” had a large section of its roof torn Another suspected tornado in tion of any tornadoes and no inju- said Mayor Al Cathey, whose city off when the tornado hit late Fri- southwest Florida damaged at ries or damages were reported. is still recovering from Michael. “I day near Lakeland, about an hour’s least a dozen homes in Cape Cor- Elsewhere, news outlets report- would call us fortunate.” THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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FEDERAL STATE

CONTACTING Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Offi ce Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-3643 • isakson.senate.gov Gov. Brian Kemp • 206 Washington St., Suite 203, State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 • gov.georgia.gov OUR Sen. Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Offi ce Building • Washington, Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln., • White, GA 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 • perdue.senate.gov Rep. Matthew Gambill • P.O. Box 487 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0254 • [email protected] Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Offi ce Building • Rep. Mitchell Scoggins • P.O. Box 1051 Cartersville, GA 30120 • 404-656-0325 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Washington, D.C. 20515 • 202-225-2931 • loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • P.O. Box 206 Cedartown, GA 30125 • 404-656-5024 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 5A

the eponymous character with nudging their significant other guarantee both of ‘em auto- a permanent case of the gig- going “Hey, wasn’t that a scene matic Oscar nominations come gles who begins the movie as out of ‘The French Connec- next February. Swift at the a luckless sign flipper on the tion,’ too?” Depending on your perspec- city streets of New York — As plodding and direction- tive, the ending in “Joker” is oops, I mean “Gotham” — and less as the first hour of the either subversively brilliant ends it as a countercultural movie may be — thanks in no or the single laziest display of reverse-messiah whose wan- small part to an especially me- screenwriting at the multiplex ton violence inspires an entire andering subplot about the Jok- this year. It seems to set up a Movies generation to set liquor stores er’s “real” father that doesn’t sequel — as well as a launch- on fire and steal ambulances even attempt to go anywhere ing pad for Batman reboot No. for joyrides while misquoting interesting — give the film- 9,765 — but at the same time it large sections of “Das Kapital.” makers some credit, because could also serve as a somewhat Indeed, his performance is so things certainly pick up in the fitting, open-ended conclusion nuanced that you almost wish third act. In fact, you kinda’ in the incredibly unlikely cir- the character was extrapolated wonder why the director didn’t cumstance this truly is a one- ‘Joker’ doesn’t quite into a better movie. Unfortu- try to maintain that same pace and-done, standalone movie. nately, instead of exploring the throughout the whole movie, So, after all of that hoopla Swift character’s pathos a bit more instead of just slowing it down and controversy, the end result live up to all the hype in-depth, “Joker” gets bogged with all of those montages of is really nothing more than down in all of the usual comic the main character dancing a slight tweaking of the old BY JAMES SWIFT acts of carnage have transpired blunt, even the vestiges of the book movie tomfoolery, with a around to Frank Sinatra and Sam Peckinpah “loner-look- [email protected] at any theater showing it in the Occupy Wallstreet movement second act that’s especially pre- Gary Glitter standards for no ing-for-revenge-against-no- States, which makes you kinda’ are going “OK, guys, you sure dictable and monotonous. discernible reason whatsoever. body-in-particular-but-every- I’ve been getting a lot of wonder — in a sick, perverse you don’t want to tone down And speaking of predictable, You pretty much spend the body-in-general” vigilante emails and phone calls from way, ain’t the cable news net- the revolutionary Marxism director Todd Phillips certain- first hour and thirty minutes movie formula, with one truly people asking me when I was works acting kinda’ sad that it stuff just a bit?” ly owes more than a debt of of the movie waiting for the fantastic performance and a going to review that newfan- didn’t? Instead, “Joker” is pretty gratitude to the work of Martin Joker to go bananas, and when LOT of doldrums wedged in gled “Joker” movie. Well, I fi- Furthermore, if anybody much “Fight Club” for the An- Scorsese in this one. In fact, the he does, the end results, admit- between a good introduction nally got around to watching thinks this movie is actively tifa generation, this weird, un- movie flat out rips off entire tedly, are pretty spectacular. and a borderline great final it over the weekend and, to be encouraging basement-dwell- even sociopolitical parable so segments from “Taxi Driver” There’s a real crowd-pleaser in- 30-minute stretch. totally honest with you, I’m not ing white supremacists that are self-contradictory that even the and “The King of Comedy,” volving a 300-pound sign-flip- Which, in this reviewer’s seeing what’s so guldarn spe- 28 and still haven’t kissed a girl filmmakers don’t know if their to the point the line between ping co-worker and a pair of eyes, makes “Joker” a good cial about it. yet to go on murderous rampag- protagonist’s actions are com- loving homage and shameless suspiciously sharp scissors movie, but nowhere near as From what I’ve gathered, ap- es, then how come the whole mendable anti-authoritarianism plagiarism becomes indeci- that’s almost on par with the good — or socially transgres- parently there were a lot of con- dang movie is basically one fea- or just the pathetic ravings of pherable. Of course, consider- infamous pencil scene from sive — as so many people cerned people in the media that ture-length infomercial for Ber- an inner-city mama’s boy who ing today’s Marvel Cinematic “The Dark Knight,” and the se- would lead you to believe. All were afraid a whole buncha’ nie Sanders? It’s not even sub- simply blames “society” as an Universe-weaned young ‘uns quence where Joaquin goes on that being said, I’d feel confi- Neo-Nazis with haircuts like text, in this here “Joker” flick abstract concept for his own have never heard of movies a late night TV show hosted by dent giving this one a very sol- Moe from “The Three Stoog- it’s just plain text — the whole personal failings. like “Mean Streets” or “After Robert De Niro and starts read- id THREE PIECES OF POP- es” were going to get the wrong movie is essentially a two-hour No matter your take on the Hours” before, I’m sure they’ll ing him thinly veiled passages CORN OUT OF FOUR rating; impression from a movie about diatribe against Reaganomics, film’s polarizing-by-design take in all of this Italian neo- from “The Communist Mani- here’s to hoping the suits at a psycho clown starting mass the private health care system premise, there’s no denying realism-inspired film-noir festo” and describing the pros Warner Brothers have enough revolutions and maybe shoot and handgun ownership, com- that Joaquin Phoenix puts on stuff as a totally novel concept; and cons of shooting Goldman sense to follow this one up with up a couple of theaters in the plete with an utterly tactless a fantastic performance in meanwhile, everybody over the Sachs investors to death on the a super-grim retelling of Scoo- process. But to date, no such “eat the rich” pseudo-moral so this movie as Arthur Fleck, age of 35 in the theater will be subway is probably enough to by Doo’s origin story next.

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SPECIAL The Pine Grove Pioneers senior group from Pine Grove Baptist Church in Cartersville made its annual visit to Jaemor Farms in Gainesville on Oct. 8.

The campaign itself has spe- cifi c guidelines for the letters Letters — handwritten, letter-sized pa- per, no glue or glitter — but the From Page 1A content came directly from the “I’ve been blessed with know- students, Ray said. ing, working with and being “For lower grade levels, we friends with many wonderful might do a group writing activi- servicemen and women over ty or provide them with sentence the years,” she said. “I’ve heard frames, but we let the students fi rsthand about the impact these drive what’s being said,” she letters can make. I also like the said. “The older students have idea of getting children involved freedom in what and how they with giving back to their com- write. The kids are very creative, munity and the world around and I’ve seen so many wonderful them at a young age. I’ve written products over the years.” a letter, sometimes more than “The guidelines were simply one, for the past 10 years, and to say thank you and to wish I’ve felt so much joy being able their service person a Happy to share this experience with my Thanksgiving,” Bryson added, students.” noting some students also drew Bryson said when the educa- pictures to accompany their let- tors were planning their school- ters. wide events for the year, “some The bundles of Thanksgiving kind of recognition for our mil- wishes were to be dropped off itary was at the top of the list.” at Ingles, which is sponsoring “Our teachers selected this the project, sometime Friday for activity last spring as something delivery to Q99.7, according to everyone wanted to do,” she Bryson. said. “Part of our PBIS [posi- Ray added she’s hand-deliv- tive behavioral interventions and ered them to the radio station in supports] pledge is ‘Give Re- the past, but she’s “so thankful spect, Get Respect.’ This activ- they partnered with Ingles this ity illustrates that beautifully. It year.” was an excellent way for our stu- She also wanted to encourage dents to show respect for those other people to “take a few min- who serve.” utes and consider writing their Ray said the project has been own letter or letters with their on the school calendar since the family.” beginning of the year “so teach- The deadline for turning in ers knew the deadline ahead of letters is Monday, Oct. 28, and time and could schedule in a they can be dropped off at most lesson” if they wanted their stu- Ingles locations, including the dents to participate. two Cartersville stores at 825 “Teachers can use it as an West Ave. and 879 Joe Frank opportunity to teach about the Harris Parkway, or mailed or de- components of writing a letter or livered to the radio station at 780 discuss careers in the armed ser- Johnson Ferry Road NE, Fifth vices, but writing the letter itself Floor, Atlanta, GA 30342. is voluntary,” she said, noting For more information on the the letters “started pouring in” project, visit http://thebertshow. in early October. com/articles/bigthankyou/. 6A Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News Housing Commissioner

From Page 1A From Page 1A On average, she said that in- In fact, on that evaluation, inspector Jeff Bankhead report- cludes about 40-50 families, av- ed just two violations at the motel — “an excessive amount eraging around 120 people. of fl ies” in three rooms and the observance of dirty air fi lters, And the prospects for those which he noted were corrected on-site during the evaluation. who do get into temporary Through fi ve DPH inspections dating back to 2016, offi - housing aren’t that much bright- cial evaluations of the motel cited no violations pertaining er. At her shelter, guests are directly to fi re safety, communicable diseases or structural allowed to stay long enough to insuffi ciencies. save up enough funding to se- Yet despite half a dozen passing DPH inspections over the cure the essentials for a “tra- last three years, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor ditional apartment” — i.e., the said the local government — and the State health depart- costs of fi rst-month rent, utility ment — have been working together on a plan to address deposits, and so on. conditions at the extended-stay motel for the better part of “The problem we are facing a year. now in the last, probably, two “About seven or eight months ago, the [Cartersville-Bar- years, is that guests are still tow County Drug Task Force] did a sting out there and a lot doing the work of saving the of the offi cers got inside these rooms and saw what horri- amount of money they need to ble living conditions were there,” he told The Daily Tribune secure a 12-month lease, but News. “So they started working with the property owner those leases cannot even be then and it has just become an ongoing investigation. So the found,” she said. “So guests go county, the health department, the sheriff’s offi ce, every one out, they’ve done everything we determined that it’s time that this property was closed down. want for them to do — they’ve So we shut it down — or, the health department shut it down secured a job, they’ve saved — and I back the health department 100%. I know they did money, they’ve done the work a lot of investigating, and I would say they have bent over — and when they go to try to backwards for this property owner. fi nd a rental in this community, “It’s more than just the living conditions for the children, there is nothing available.” as far as the insects and the bed bugs and the rodents and The end result, she said, is a that sort of thing,” Taylor said. “The service calls, the 911 vicious cycle thrusting families calls that has went out to that area is probably more than and children back into the same anywhere else in Bartow County. We’ve had dozens of ar- substandard living conditions rests from drugs and prostitution out there, and the living at motels — and sometimes, conditions for those children are horrible. So that’s the rea- stranding them on the streets son for this action to take place now. It’s an area that no child altogether. should ever live in that area.” “There’s kind of a secondary Taylor also defended the decision to only give residents 24 trap in that once low-income hours to vacate the premises. individuals move into housing “The reason for the 24 hours, of course, is because if you that they pay for weekly, it be- give a week, they wait a week until they get out. If you give comes impossible for there to be a month, they wait a month,” he said. “This has been going a point where they save enough on for a year, and a lot of those residents know that it’s been money for the deposits neces- going on for a year. It’s not like the health department came sary to get back to a standard in overnight and surprised everyone and just shut it down 12-month lease,” she said. “So overnight. That’s not the case here. This has been an ongo- once they kind of get caught ing problem, and it’s because of the children out there is the back in weekly living, it seems reason this fi nally happened.” as if they’re trapped in weekly Taylor argued that while the focus of the closure has been living until a major change of about the displaced families and children, he insists that the circumstances happens, which, “real story” of the mass eviction is how “we’ve pulled the for many of them, is a negative curtain back and we’re showing the community what those change … any small interrup- horrible conditions there were.” tion in their pay means they be- The mass displacement, which affected almost 100 chil- come outright homeless again.” dren, is no doubt an “unfortunate” situation, but Taylor said that those impacted are almost certainly going to wind up FACTS AND FIGURES living in a better place. Bartow County Health De- “It would have to be better than were they came from. partment Nurse Director Cathy There’s so much to this story that just keeps going on and Green makes it clear upfront; on,” he said. the local agency does not have As to where those better living environments may be, a defi nitive answer as to how however, Taylor couldn’t answer. many people were displaced by “I’m not sure about that. They’re probably going to differ- the Budgetel Inn closure. ent properties throughout Bartow County, and maybe other “To be totally honest, I don’t communities, I’m not sure,” he responded. have that number,” she said. “I The intent of the closure, he said, was never to make any- can tell you we were given a list one homeless. Rather, he said the intent was for residents to of about 80 rooms and on Tues- “live in better living conditions” than those at the motel. day, when they did the closure, “I think that the housing situation here was so bad that the myself, the environmental de- folks will wind up at a much better place than they are now,” partment and some of our other Taylor said. “Code enforcement is there for a reason, and community partners divided up that reason is to make sure that these citizens are taken care and we went room to room to of, especially children, and when there’s children involved, fi nd out the names of the people that we take it seriously and we don’t want these children in the rooms and some of their raised around areas where the living conditions are so bad.” needs.” Taylor noted that the county government does not have What she could confi rm was any funding set aside for supplemental rental assistance. that the displaced includes about In the case of those displaced by the Budgetel Inn closure, 50 “school-aged” children. whatever temporary housing or fi nancial assistance they are “Our fi rst objective was to RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS receiving is strictly through the private sector and area non- Hundreds of residents were displaced when the Georgia Department of Public Health closed help fi nd places and assistance down the Budgetel Inn off Carson Loop last week. profi ts. for all those with children,” she “I will say this, no child’s going to be put out on a curb to said. “Wednesday, there were which did not wish to be broken we talked to at Budgetel, they where in Bartow? sleep outside, so that’s not going to happen, at least in this approximately 33 families that up, was sponsored by a local work, they’re contributing citi- “Maybe you can fi nd some- case,” Taylor said. “A lot of the faith-based communities and we placed. I can tell you we church. zens to our economy as well as thing for less than this, but I can the local charities and organizations around Bartow County know the number of children — Those that were rehoused, she anybody else,” she said. “May- tell you that it’s starting at about have rallied and come to the aid of a lot of these folks, and it was 87 children who were at said, did not pay for the tempo- be they don’t work at the high- $700-$750 [a month] as an ab- these folks are getting placed. So at the end of the day, these the Budgetel.” rary housing out of their own est-paying jobs, but they work.” solute minimum,” she said. children are going to be in a better place than they were in Green confi rmed that not ev- pockets. Which, ultimately, raises the Nelson said there are some that situation.” ery individual who was resid- “The funding that we could question: on both the state and affordable housing units avail- The health department, Taylor said, had “no choice” but ing at the motel was placed in provide — and it wasn’t through county level, how is the depart- able, but those usually come to close the motel. temporary housing. Several, she public health, let me clarify ment viewing the affordable with a caveat — i.e., residential “Sometimes when things are the darkest is when you fi nd said, already had apartments that — there’s not any state or housing dilemma as a public age restrictions. out there is a better life out there than what they’ve been liv- lined up and were simply stay- federal or county funding set health issue? “There’s a couple of proper- ing, leading,” he said. “This is just an unfortunate situation ing at the Budgetel Inn waiting aside for something like this,” “I think that’s from commu- ties that are not 100% full yet. and the living conditions were horrible.” for unit space to clear up. Oth- she said. “This comes from the nity to community. In Bartow, One is on Felton, so there’s He also said he was unaware of the accusations from Bud- ers, she said, simply rejected the heart of the community, from we participate in Mission Bar- income-based opportunities getel Inn residents that the owner of the property refused to offers from nonprofi ts and com- our community partners, from tow and our [prosperity coun- there,” he said. “But not every- give them refunds. munity members outright. our faith-based communities cil], and of course, that was body fi ts that bill.” “The sheriff’s offi ce may be doing something and in- “As many of them that wanted and individuals who care.” identifi ed as one of the top fi ve Which, in many ways, ex- vestigating that. The individuals would have to bring civil assistance, we were able to offer Green, who did not specify issues that they wanted to look plains why families and chil- complaints against this property owner, if he is in fact not assistance,” she said. “Now, if the exact funding sources for at,” she said. “It takes us all dren end up residing in places doing that,” Taylor said. “This is the fi rst I’ve heard of that they didn’t want the assistance the temporary housing efforts, pulling together, a very strong such as the Budgetel Inn. situation.” that was being provided, if they said that the rehoused will be community, to fi nd the solutions “It’s usually an emergency As for why so many families were residing in an extended chose to make other arrange- subsidized for approximately together.” situation where they get in and motel in the fi rst place — and in some cases, not just for ments then that was up to them one week. then they’re paying such a high months, but for years — Taylor said that he does not believe — we’re not trying to force any- “It’s meant to be temporary, THE SCOPE OF THE rate that the ability to put any the root problem is a lack of affordable housing in the com- one, they do have autonomy, and because they normally do live PROBLEM money aside and build a savings munity. they have their rights to decide week-to-week from their pay- Nelson doesn’t mince words pot to put a down payment on “The availability of it is tight, I will admit, but we have where they want to go.” checks and on their source of — when it comes to afford- something or to put a deposit quite a bit of housing that’s probably — compared to Cobb Without that baseline mea- funding just like they did at able housing inventory, Bartow down on a normal apartment and Cherokee County — housing is way more affordable,” sure tabbing the total number Budgetel,” she said. “What we County has a serious problem. becomes a challenge,” Nel- he said. “Compared to some of the other counties maybe of people staying at the motel were trying to pull together was “I spoke to Advocates and son said. “They’re just living we’re about even with some of the other counties in north- prior to Tuesday’s mass evic- to give them a head start by pro- they have a transitional hous- paycheck to paycheck, trying west Georgia. But this is a problem that’s not unique to Bar- tion, Green said the department viding a full week and helping ing program that they’re trying to make ends meet. Whether tow County. It’s a problem that’s nationwide, actually.” could not give 100% accurate them fi nd something [so] they to get going for 18-to 24-year- there’s credit issues that hinder Nor is the motel’s closure, Taylor said, a form of gentri- fi gures for the local communi- then could sort out where they olds,” he said, “and they’ve had them or transportation issues fi cation, or a measure designed to push lower-income resi- ty’s rehousing efforts. wanted to go and their funding.” issues even getting that off the that hinder them … there’s a lot dents out of the community. “The reason I can’t give you What happens to the dis- ground because there’s no avail- of factors in play.” “I believe that this community and our leadership with the an exact number of residents is placed from there, Green said, able apartments that are out Another big problem with po- health department and other agencies that’s responsible to that they registered under one remains an unknown. there for them to utilize for that tential consequences on funding make sure that landlords act properly and that without some name, but we’re fi nding as we “That’s an ongoing issue, and program.” opportunities, Mitcham said, is type of enforcement, the conditions, could it be even worse went through that maybe that I wish we had a total, 100% Meanwhile, Mitcham demon- a lack of hard data on just how than they probably were in this situation?” he said. wasn’t all that was living in solution for that,” she said. strated the severity of the issue many people are actively pursu- Ultimately, Taylor said he believes the displacement of the room under that name,” she “We don’t want to see any in- by recounting a meeting she had ing affordable housing through- hundreds of Bartow residents is simply the end result of poor said. dividual or family homeless, by with a new board member last out the community. management. Green said that she could not no means, but as far as having week. Scanning housing avail- “It would certainly be help- “This has been going on for quite a while, and the health specifi cally identify where the any type of funding set aside or ability throughout the Bartow ful if we knew, day-in, day-out, department, along with the county code enforcement’s been displaced were relocated, al- something out there to do that, market — with the maximum how many households are look- investigating this situation for around a year now,” he said. though she acknowledged the we don’t.” price range set at $150,000 — ing for housing in any certain “And I think that it was coming to a close and the ownership temporary housing was via ho- Green said the residents she they identifi ed just six homes price range and aren’t able to of that property knew full-well that it was coming. So that tels, motels and some apartment encountered are far from being throughout the entire county. fi nd it,” she said. was unfortunate for the people that live out there, but the units throughout Bartow. She the dregs of society. And the absolute cheapest conditions at the end of the day is going to be better for these confi rmed that one large family, “Many of these people that available housing options, any- SEE HOUSING, PAGE 7A folks than what they were living in, at least on this property.” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 7A

“That’s why you see housing “A good number of commu- nances are needed to ensure the us get there.” going to close it down because that’s going up in the $300,000 nity partners are working with availability of quality housing. Mitcham, as well as anyone it’s so unsafe no one should live Housing price range, because that’s kind people right now with some “I don’t think it’s necessari- in the community, knows that there … but then, what do we do of where the ability to make folks from the USDA to orga- ly detrimental to the ability to what happened at the Budgetel when there’s nowhere for people From Page 6A that money for these developers nize what is loosely being called build affordable housing,” he Inn is hardly an isolated cir- to go?” There’s evidently a great de- kind of lies.” a ‘prosperity council,’ she said. said. “I think there are a lot of cumstance. Indeed, she said she mand for affordable housing Perhaps the best shot at bring- “Just a few weeks ago, probably other factors that play into that realizes there are other hotels in the community, yet such de- ing affordable housing solutions 60 to 80 community partners, at … we have to have our stan- and motels in Bartow where the velopments aren’t making their to Bartow, he said, is fi nding a minimum.” dards at a certain point where conditions are just as deplor- way to Bartow County. creative ways to encourage we can address a lot of those able, adding that she’s personal- Subscribe As to why that’s the case, “community-minded” build- SOLUTIONS ON THE just poor quality developments. ly “horrifi ed that human beings Mitcham said it’s a complicat- ers to include a mix of housing HORIZON? We want to see quality things live in those situations.” ed question with a complicated stock in local developments. The Bartow County govern- come into the county that are But at the same time, with and SAVE answer. State and federal incentives ment has drawn its share of going to be a lasting benefi t, not virtually no affordable housing “It is easy to see clearly the are available for such undertak- scrutiny for several ordinances just a short-term kind of fi x to stock in the community, she said close of Budgetel with 200 peo- ings. Indeed, a major one, the that some critics have blasted as the problem.” families — and in many ways, Call 770- ple imminently facing home- Brentwood Senior Apartments efforts to “price” lower income Nor does Nelson think man- Bartow County itself — is stuck lessness, the guests we see ev- project, recently opened off residents out of the community. ufactured homes are anything with a daunting question. 382-4545 ery day looking for places to Douthit Ferry Road. That includes Georgia Man- close to a cure-all for the com- “That’s another one of those live, all of that clearly pushes on “It was built on a tax-credit ufactured Housing Association munity’s affordable housing really challenging conversations The Daily the side that there is the need for program through the Depart- Executive Director Jay Ham- woes. about what is most critical,” she more housing,” she said. “Many ment of Community Affairs,” ilton, who described a Bartow “Mobile homes, unfortu- said. “Is it more critical to say parts of our city and county gov- Nelson said. “That’s one of County ordinance mandating nately, are just like cars. They human beings should not live Tribune News ernment, though — and folks the prime opportunities — a 7/12 minimum roof pitch for don’t appreciate in value, they in this environment so we’re that provide services — would it’s a competitive bid process, homes as a veiled means of, ef- instantly depreciate,” he said. quickly remind us that infra- though, so we’re not guaranteed fectively, banning new mobile “From a housing standpoint, structure at the city level has to that we’re going to get one of homes from coming to the area. they’re just not a great option.” keep up with growth, so to go those. We’ve got to fi t the cri- “At the end of the day, they’re Indeed, from a county per- out today and to build 250 units teria, and the criteria changes a looking for what will generate spective, Nelson said he’s not of new housing to try to resolve little bit year-to-year.” the most amount of tax reve- sure there is a short-term an- the need for housing puts all Nelson said the County is al- nue per acre,” he is quoted in swer to the affordable housing kind of new demands for water ways on the lookout for possible a Manufactured Home Living dilemma. In fact, he said the is- and traffi c, and even more com- Community HOME Investment News article. “And people won- sue isn’t even one that, ultimate- plex things like schools … they Program (CHIP) opportunities der why we’ve got an affordable ly, lies in the hands of the local are busting at the seams already to remodel properties, or even housing crisis in America.” government — rather, it’s an with children, and I’m not sure construct new ones. Yet he ac- There are also concerns over issue that he believes hinges on what they’re going to do with knowledges that, sometimes, ordinances such as the Alla- the actions of the private sector. more children in our system.” “making all of the pieces fi t is toona Overlay District ultimate- “We can encourage that and Nelson said there’s another challenging.” ly being used as a method to do things from the government major barrier to bringing af- Elsewhere in the communi- legally push lower income res- standpoint that tries to help fordable housing developments ty, Mitcham said large-scale idents out of the county. that process, but we’re not in to the community. collaborative efforts are under- Those types of decisions, the housing business,” he said. “Construction costs and de- way to potentially acquire gov- Nelson said, are far beyond his “We’re looking at ways that we velopment costs are astronom- ernment funding for affordable sphere of infl uence. Still, he can address the needs of our cit- ically high right now, so that’s housing developments through- said that he agrees with many of izens, but it’s going to have to part of the problem,” he said. out Bartow. the measures, stating such ordi- be the private market that helps

Jakorrius Marquel Clark, of Luis Matthew Montez, of 718 arrested and charged with fail- 980 Red Bud Road, Calhoun, Kurt Drive SE, Marietta, was ure to appear and bondsman off Tripp Nelson - Owner was arrested and charged with arrested and charged with proba- bond. BARTOW Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun fugitive from justice. tion violation. Brandon Lee Sewell, of 5 Ca- 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. BLOTTER Luis Fernando Ferreira, of 33 Eric Paul Perkins, of Carters- sey Lane SE, Cartersville, was Cartersville, GA 30120 Cass Station Drive NW, Carters- ville, was arrested and charged arrested and charged with con- The following information ville, was arrested and charged with possession of methamphet- tempt of civil court. 770-212-9294 — names, photos, addresses, with driving without a valid li- amine; crossing guard lines with charges and other details — cense. weapons, intoxicants or drugs was taken directly from Bartow without the consent of a warden County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail re- Salvador Gambino, of 220 East or superintendent; and probation cords. Not every arrest leads to Main St. Apt C, Statesboro, was violation. a conviction, and a conviction arrested and charged with proba- or acquittal is determined by the tion violation. Kenneth Brian Pope, of 612 court system. Old Town Road, Villa Rica, was April L. Hale, of 205 Bishop arrested and charged with failure EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bar- Road NW, Cartersville, was ar- to appear. tow County Sheriff’s Offi ce is rested and charged with driving having technical diffi culties and under the infl uence of alcohol. Kentrell Jamal Richmond, of arrest photos are currently un- 51 Valley View Drive, Carters- available. Ricky Shane Hall, of 27 Fawn ville, was arrested and charged Ridge Drive SW, Cartersville, with driving while license is sus- October 18 was arrested and charged with pended or revoked. probation violation. Tony Ray Anderson, of 67 Sid- Jeremiah James Schofield, OIL CHANGES DIAGNOSTICS ney Court, Rockmart, was held Charles Franklin Houston, of of 4302 Par Three Way, Litho- ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS TIRES BRAKES on an agency assist. 35 Brent Circle SW, Cartersville, nia, was arrested and charged BELTS DIESEL REPAIR was arrested and charged with with speed less than minimum/ Lacey Annabelle Brady, of 549 failure to appear and probation impeding the flow of traffic Fieldwood Drive NW, Adairs- violation. and driving without a valid li- Together we are making automotive better! ville, was boarded at the jail. cense. Codi Lee Howerton, of 211 470-227-8005 Kyahna Aleh Brown, was ar- Woodedge Drive, Calhoun, was Chloe Jasmanie Sellers, of 88B Wansley Dr. SE, Cartersville, GA • [email protected] rested and charged with proba- arrested and charged with proba- 300 Harlan St. 4, Calhoun, was tion violation. tion violation.

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Projections from Lemmon indi- but Pettit said the project would be lo- up there … what we call ‘Cass- cate the Loloi distribution center cated in Adairsville and is expected White Phase II’ is four-laning from MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB Loloi would have an economic impact of to bring about 175 jobs to the county. the truck stops over to Great Valley about $52 million a year, factoring “They will start breaking Parkway, we’ve spent a couple hun- RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWA R D From Page 1A in annual sales and output from di- ground, I think, in the next month dred-thousand on concept reports Which the Authority did, as well rect, onsite jobs. or so, once they get some permits,” submit to GDOT to get their ap- as a subsequent bond resolution as- “It takes a while to develop rela- Pettit said. proval, so that’s pending.” sociated with the same project. tionships and tell our community Bartow County Administrator Pe- He said he anticipates prelim- Rumi Realty I, LLC — which story and make sure it’s a good fi t,” ter Olson also gave a quick update on inary engineering on that project holds the title to the real estate and she told the Authority. “We were some proposed transportation proj- to be about $1 million, while right- is responsible for the construction glad to be able to introduce the op- ects in and around the Cass-White of-way acquisition costs remain of the Loloi, Inc. warehouse — portunity for you all to consider.” Road corridor at the public meeting. to-be-determined. asked the Authority for taxable A memorandum of understand- “The [Georgia Department of “Then we would have sort of a revenue bonds in an amount not to ing (MOU) agreement for “Proj- Transportation] has a project to shelf-ready project to go to GDOT exceed $34 million. ect Bantam,” however, was a late put a roundabout on either side of and say ‘Will you pick this up and “That is in connection, obviously, scratch from the agenda. the bridge, I think that’s scheduled fund it?’” he said. with the development of that site,” “This is the project that we have for construction in ’21,” he said. As for the proposed Rome-Car- Pettit said. “This property will be talked to you some about that “We’re looking at a project to de- tersville Development Corridor conveyed over to the Development would likely be a customer of Vista velop a slip lane, basically, from project, Olson said he’s heard fl uc- Authority, pursuant to every lease- Metals,” Pettit said. Peeples Valley right on to the on- tuating dates for when construction backed type project that we do.” He remained mum on the details, ramp, because a lot of traffi c stacks will begin. Some projections tab the roadwork beginning as early as 2024 while others don’t see the asphalt pouring until 2027. 5 DAY FORECAST “But those projects can move SPECIAL around pretty quick, so if mon- Magnolia Garden Club, Laurel District, Georgia Garden ey becomes available, they take a Club, Inc. was presented the Certifi cate of Commenda- SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY project and just pull it in,” he said. tion for First Place Award for National Garden Week. This 10/20 10/21 10/22 10/23 10/24 “That’s what happened with Old recognition was chosen among nationwide participants Alabama Road — we thought we for the club’s efforts with George Washington Carver Park. Pictured is Vicki Jones, Bonnie Floyd and Sandra were out in 2024, they called us up McMillan. Floyd is the longest active member of Magnolia and said ‘Another project collapsed Garden club, joining in 1982, and is the committee chair- or was delayed, so we’re going to man of National Garden Week. Jones was president from push you to 2020.’” 2015 to 2019 and McMillan is the current president. Patchy fog before A 30% chance of Showers/T-storms. Sunny, with a high Sunny, with a high 11am. Otherwise, showers/T-storms. High near 69. near 70. near 72. partly sunny, high Mostly cloudy, with Chance of precipi- WEDNESDAY NIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT near 76. NW wind a high near 78. tation is 90%. Clear, with a low A 40%chance of around 5 mph. MONDAY NIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT around 46. showers. Partly SUNDAY NIGHT A chance of show- A 40% chance of cloudy, with a low Partly cloudy, with ers/T-storms. Low showers before around 53. a low around 58. 56. Chance of rain 9pm. Mostly clear, Calm wind. is 90%. low around 44.

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STAFF REPORT Chapel Hill to town; Cass (3-5, 2-4) games don’t tell the whole story. On paper, there were supposed will host Kell in its home fi nale; For instance, the Louisville RANDY PARKER/DTN to be three highly competitive and Woodland, coming off its open commit completed fewer than 50% Cartersville games involving locals teams this date, will host Villa Rica. of his passes against Marist and senior quarter- week. All three contests ended up Blessed Trinity in the state semi- back Tee Webb being double-digit point spreads, PLAYER OF THE WEEK fi nals and championship game, prepares to but the nature of the trio of contests Tee Webb — Cartersville (5) respectively. But on each occasion, throw downfi eld were decidedly different. Webb has done everything asked he made some truly remarkable during a 52-42 win over Sandy Cartersville used a 24-0 run to of him since taking over as Car- throws. (Although, most in the title Creek Friday at top Sandy Creek in a shootout at tersville’s starting quarterback at game were wiped away by penal- Weinman Stadi- Weinman Stadium. The Canes the beginning of last season. The ties.) um. Webb end- proved to still be the class of Re- junior has led the Canes to a 22-1 Friday night saw Cartersville ed up 19-for-29 gion 5-AAAA in a 52-42 victory. Paulding at halftime, but for the record in that span with the only face Sandy Creek in a highly an- passing for 316 A few miles up the road, Adairs- second straight week, a rough third loss coming in last year’s state ticipated matchup, and Webb came yards and three ville allowed Sonoraville to jump quarter proved too much for the championship game. through with one of the best games touchdowns. out to a 14-0 lead and let the Phoe- Colonels to overcome in a 42-7 During those 23 games, it seems of his career. His decision making nix score the game’s fi nal 14 points. loss. like Webb plays his best in the was nearly fl awless, as he fi nished Those two runs were sandwiched This week, all four teams are biggest moments. Every time Car- 19-for-29 for 316 yards and three around the Tigers’ lone score in a back in action. Adairsville (3-5, tersville has a must-watch game, touchdowns. 28-7 defeat. 2-4) heads to Murray County; Webb becomes a can’t-miss player. Cass down 14-0 against East Cartersville (8-0, 4-0) welcomes His fi nal stats in some of those big SEE STANDOUTS, PAGE 2B

Slocum, Allen, IN MEMORY OF MELANIE Phillips step Area volleyball coaches honor mother, wife in ‘Pink Out’ match up in massive

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN Cartersville win [email protected] STAFF REPORT There are few people who attended KEY CONTRIBUTORS — The announcers for the volleyball match between Adairs- the Georgia Public Broadcasting telecast mentioned ville and Sonoraville on Oct. 1 who the stat multiple times, but to be fair, it did bear re- can probably recall the score less than peating. three weeks later. Evan Slocum entered Cartersville’s high-profi le The teams’ head coaches probably matchup against Sandy Creek with a season line of don’t even remember the fi nal margin, three carries for 22 yards. It’s remarkable then to although they will certainly know consider what the junior was able to do in helping that the Phoenix emerged on top. lead the Canes to a 52-42 win in a battle of unde- Those coaches will instead remember feated teams in Region 5-AAAA. the night for something bigger than Slocum recorded 19 rushing attempts for 109 volleyball and so will most fans who yards and two touchdowns. He scored both of his were in attendance that night in the TDs in the fi rst quarter, as Cartersville matched Tigers’ gym. each of Sandy Creek’s trio of early touchdowns. On that night, the players and, in At halftime, Slocum had 64 yards on seven car- particular, the coaches from Adairs- ries. He averaged less than 4 yards per attempt in ville and Sonoraville were there to the second half, but those yards were more import- honor the memory of one of their ant even than the ones he piled up in the opening own — Melanie Vaughn, the mother two quarters. of Tigers head coach Kailey Vaughn The game’s fi nal nine plays were all runs by Slo- Martin and the wife of Phoenix head cum. His 12-yarder on fourth-and-3 allowed the coach Trace Vaughn. Canes to completely run out the clock. Melanie was diagnosed with breast “I was just doing it for my team,” Slocum said cancer in 2016. When Kailey took of his performance. “They really needed me in that over as head coach of Adairsville pri- moment, so I pushed for them.” or to the 2018 season, she and her dad Slocum wasn’t the only player to step up at run- decided to hold a “Pink Out” game ning back. Classmate Harrison Allen chipped in 72 in Melanie’s honor when the teams yards and a couple of scores himself. The most im- faced off in Bartow County. pressive thing about Allen’s performance was the “It was a surreal moment,” Trace way he kept battling through cramping issues to said recently. “You see people going help the Canes. through things like that, but you nev- Both players also made big plays on defense with er anticipate that your family will be Allen playing linebacker and Slocum in at safety. the one in the midst of it. I can just RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “Evan stepped in at running back along with remember trying to choke back the Adairsville volleyball coach Kailey Vaughn Martin talks with her father and Sonoraville volleyball coach Trace Harrison,” Cartersville head coach Conor Foster Vaughn Oct. 1 inside the Tigers’ gym. Adairsville hosted a “Pink Out” event that night to honor Melanie overwhelming emotions and trying to Vaughn — Kailey’s mother and Trace’s wife — who died in April after a three-year battle with breast cancer. said. “They knew they were going to have to carry stay tough for Melanie and the girls.” the load on both sides of the ball. I’m just extremely The teams were scheduled to hold much to them. noraville team. Meanwhile, Trace er for the Phoenix under her dad, proud of their preparation. It’s hard to do. ... Proud another event this year on the fi rst day “Before mom was diagnosed, I has spent 37 of his 53 years on earth thoroughly enjoys getting to face off of their toughness and proud of their character.” of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. would never be caught dead crying coaching in some capacity. He took against Trace. She even lamented not Another player to come up with big plays was Melanie didn’t make it to see that one. in public,” Kailey said. “Since her di- the 2016 season off following Mela- having the chance to face Sonoraville Sam Phillips. The junior wide receiver had a career She died on April 2 at age 55. agnosis, I am a water fountain. I am nie’s diagnosis, but he returned to the earlier this year, when Adairsville night with 11 catches for 177 yards and two touch- “Melanie was someone people took so blessed to have had that fi rst ‘Pink Phoenix the following year. hosted the season-opening Welcome downs. to immediately,” Trace said, regarding Out’ night with her there and able to “It defi nitely puts a different per- to the Jungle tournament. “That should be normal,” Phillips said of his dis- his wife of 27 years. “She loved peo- keep that memory alive in this and spective on things,” Trace said of the “I love smack talking, in a fun lov- play. “We’re all destined for these moments, every- ple and talking to everyone. She had a coming years. diagnosis. “Though, I love coaching, ing manner,” Kailey said. “I have fun body on this whole team.” way about her that really drew people “It was defi nitely much harder this I just wanted to spend as much time messing with him about our pending That certainly seemed to be the case Friday, as in. She especially loved children, so year to honor her instead of celebrate with her as possible. ... match and the potential of fi nally tak- Cartersville took Sandy Creek’s best shot and still rarely would we go anywhere that she her in person. I wish she was still “The opportunity was presented for ing our fi rst win against him. I also managed a 10-point victory. It sets the Canes up for didn’t end up on the fl oor playing with here, but I know she is in a much bet- me to return. I mentioned it to Mela- love getting to show off the progress a possible eighth straight region championship — a kid. I always joked with her that she ter place and loving watching games nie, and she insisted that I return. She that our team has made. that is if the team can take care of business in its stopped maturing at 7 years old, so from the best seat possible. Both this missed being with the girls as much “We usually go to dinner after these fi nal two games. that’s why she related to kids so well. year and last year, my girls wrote as I did. She was a mother fi gure to games and talk about what happened. “This is a big boost in confi dence for us,” said “Melanie was also brilliant, had a ‘Mel’ on their wrists to honor her every team I have ever coached, so it I love when he mentions how far my senior quarterback Tee Webb. “Sandy Creek is a re- heart of gold, and was the strongest during the game. I am blessed to have was as much of a part of her life as it team has come and the difference that ally good football team. We came out here, gave it and most faith-fi lled person I’ve ever such a caring team that can lift me was mine. I also think I was driving he has seen in the last two years.” our all and came out with a W. known. Throughout her battle, she up and be there for me in these hard her a bit crazy being at home all the Trace doesn’t share his daughter’s “It’s really good for us, but we’ve got to move on never complained or bemoaned the times.” time.” attitude. and forget about this one. Even though it was a good fact that she was going through it. She Volleyball has always been a family In the two seasons since Kailey took “I honestly dread coaching against game, we’ve got to forget about this one and focus continued to say that God had given activity for the Vaughn family. over the Tigers, the father-daughter Kailey,” he said. “It is a no-win situa- on the next game.” her that platform, and she was just Before her diagnosis, Melanie pair has matched up against each oth- tion for me. I feel bad for her if I win, STILL STREAKING — It was easy to get there to shine His light.” would run the scorer’s table. Kailey, er a handful of times. The schools are and when the day comes that her team caught up in the playoff implications associated Almost exactly four months after 26, and Kristi, 23, have both followed less than 30 minutes apart and have beats mine, I won’t be happy because Melanie’s death, Trace and Kailey their father’s footsteps into coaching. even been together in Area 5-AAA I am so competitive. I watch some SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 2B — and plenty of others — wore pink The youngest of Trace’s three daugh- the past two years. in honor of a woman who meant so ters, Kristi is an assistant on the So- Kailey, who was a standout play- SEE VAUGHN, PAGE 2B

Canes volleyball upset in opening round of state tournament

STAFF REPORT That’s where White County, which reached the state semifi nals last sea- intense and should’ve taken a differ- Perhaps a couple of years ago, the fi nished third in Region 7-AAAA son, couldn’t mount a similar come- ent route. I know that now, but it’s too Cartersville volleyball team would behind powerhouses Blessed Trinity back in the third set, slumping to the late. We, as coaches, make mistakes, have defeated White County at home and Marist, knocked off Cartersville 14-point loss. and we are still learning, as well.” in the fi rst round of the Class 4A in four sets — 20-25, 25-23, 25-11, “I was really proud of the fi ght Looking to force a winner-take- state tournament. Unfortunately for 25-20. that we displayed,” Cartersville head all fi fth set, the Canes were within the Canes, that’s not how the playoffs The Canes, who fi nished the sea- coach Dutch Cothran said, regarding a point late before the Warriors took are currently set up. son at 20-15, trailed in the opening the second set. “We’ve worked all fi ve of the fi nal six points to advance As Region 5-AAAA runner-up, set before rallying to take the early week on battling from behind and to the Sweet 16. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville would have hosted advantage. Cartersville fell behind in fi ghting to catch up, and we did that. “We had several wild points where Cartersville junior running back Harrison third-seeded White County in the the next two sets but couldn’t over- ... both sides scrambled all over the Allen scores on a 2-yard touchdown to help opening round up until last year. come those defi cits. “[In the third set], we got behind place, and it seemed like we lost all give the Canes a 24-point lead against San- That’s when the GHSA switched to White County (20-13) nearly let early. We got down on ourselves, of those,” Cothran said. “... I’d like to dy Creek Friday at Weinman Stadium. The a pod system that forced the Canes a 21-12 lead slip away in the sec- and I feel like I personally took the thank everyone for their support, and Canes held on for a 52-42 win with Allen and Warriors to meet Saturday on a ond set, but the Warriors hung on wrong approach to bring the girls I look forward to watching out young posting 72 yards and two touchdowns on a neutral court at Richmond Academy. to even the match. The Canes, who back up to speed. I was probably too players grow.” dozen carries. 2B Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Notebook

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with Cartersville’s game against Sandy make the Class 3A state playoffs. Grant- Creek, but somewhat lost in the shuffl e ed, things have gotten more diffi cult after were all the streaks that were on the line slipping to 2-4 in Region 6-AAA, but a Friday at Weinman Stadium. legitimate path is still there for the Tigers Firstly, the Canes moved to an impres- to make the tournament. sive 7-0 against the Patriots. Cartersville There’s still a scenario where Adairs- also extended a couple of 50-plus-game ville could fi nish in a three-way tie with winning streaks. Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe and Sonora- The 52-42 win represented the 56th ville for fourth place. straight regular-season victory and the That would take the Tigers winning 51st consecutive triumph in region play their fi nal two games over Murray Coun- for the program. ty and Ringgold. LFO beating Sonora- Cartersville hasn’t lost in the regular ville and losing to North Murray and season since a 27-26 defeat to North Cobb Calhoun, while the Phoenix bounce back on Sept. 5, 2014. That narrow loss, which from a hypothetical loss to the Warriors came just prior to Trevor Lawrence’s fi rst with a win over Coahulla Creek before career start, ended a streak of 21 straight falling to North Murray. regular-season wins, meaning the Canes That would certainly complicate mat- have won 77 of their last 78 such games. ters. The region mark stretches back even The easiest way for Adairsville to get RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS further. On Oct. 21, 2011, Cedartown into the playoffs would be as the 3A at- Sonoraville volleyball coach Trace Vaughn Adairsville volleyball coach Kailey Vaughn Martin beat Cartersville by a fi nal of 18-10. large team. This is the second straight Since then, the Canes haven’t lost a re- year the bracket has allowed a wild card varsity head coaching job, and Trace Kailey coach, and she knows what gion tilt en route to seven (going on eight) team of sorts to get into the fi eld. In al- certainly seems to enjoy imparting she is doing. As her athletes continue straight league championships. most every sport, that team has come Vaughn wisdom. to progress each year, they will defi - With wins over Chapel Hill next week from the Tigers’ region. Adairsville and Sonoraville both nitely be a program to reckon with.” and against Troup County to close the Last year, Ringgold took the fi nal spot From Page 1B saw their 2019 seasons come to an Assuming Kailey and Trace retain season, Cartersville would match Cam- in football. This year, it could be Adairs- of her gamesmanship and know she’s end Saturday in the fi rst round of the their current positions, the two teams den County’s state record for consecutive ville. anticipating things I might do or Class 3A state tournament, falling to will assuredly be back facing each victories in the regular season. Based on Maxwell playoff projections, countering something I’ve already North Hall and Cherokee Bluff, re- other in another “Pink Out” event The Canes are still a ways from the entering play Friday, the Tigers and done, and I always chuckle a little to spectively. Even still, Trace has been next October. It will be hard not hav- state mark for region wins in a row. Cal- Phoenix had far and away the two best myself. impressed with what his daughter ing Melanie in attendance, but both houn holds the record with 139 wins odds to make the tournament as an at- “Don’t worry though, the old man has accomplished in two years with coaches have made sure to keep her against region foes, including those in large team. still has a few tricks up his sleeve. We the Tigers. memory alive in the way they coach. a sub-region, or 119 in offi cial region With Friday’s result, Sonoraville has talk a little trash occasionally, but at “I knew it would be a tough job, “Mom never missed a game when games. Although, those streaks ended the inside track to fi nish fourth in the re- the end of the day, she’s still my girl, but I also knew she was tough I was growing up,” Kailey said. this year with a loss to North Murray. gion. Assuming Adairsville wins its fi nal and I only want the best for her un- enough to handle it,” Trace said. “She rarely missed them as I started While streaks of those nature are high- two region games, a Sonoraville win over less that means beating my team.” “There have been some discourag- coaching. So not having her at every ly dependent on a team’s schedule, it’s LFO next week would virtually seal the Being in the same area and facing ing moments for her, but she keeps game is hard. I often catch myself impossible to ignore the level of success Tigers’ fi fth-place fi nish. many of the same teams throughout a battling through them. She loves the looking into the stands to see if she’s needed to win that many games in a row While that alone wouldn’t guarantee given season, Kailey and Trace have game, and she loves being able to im- there. — regardless of opponent. Adairsville is facing the Region 3-AAA built-in scouts in each other. Kailey pact the lives of the young ladies she “I know she is with me, and I use IN THE HUNT — Despite a tough champion in the fi rst round of the play- has found her dad to be a valuable re- coaches. ... the lessons she taught me to teach my loss to Sonoraville on Friday, Adairs- offs, it appears to be the Tigers’ best shot source in helping her handle her fi rst “I’ve sat in the stands and watched girls about life and volleyball.” ville remains in solid position to possibly at postseason play.

those contests. Standouts He saved his best performance for Friday night’s high-scoring vic- From Page 1B tory. Phillips hauled in seven passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns, “Tee’s our guy,” Canes head and that was just his fi rst-half stats. coach Conor Foster said. “We be- He added four catches for 15 yards lieve in him. He’s done a great job after halftime and helped break up for us all year. He played big in a a huge fourth down pass play by big moment. I couldn’t be more ex- Sandy Creek. cited for him.” Evan Slocum — Cartersville November 1st and 2nd SUNDAY STANDOUTS Is there anything Slocum can’t Conner Crunkelton — do? That’s a serious question. Car- Friday and Saturday, 9am - 6pm • Tickets $5 Adairsville (3) tersville’s starting safety, who was The Tigers’ starting quarter- the team’s backup quarterback last Clarence Brown Conference Center, Cartersville back, Crunkelton has developed year, saw signifi cant offensive reps www.facebook.com/ChristmasVillageCartersville signifi cantly as a passer from last for the fi rst time this year. year to this year. He particularly He certainly took advantage of made strides during the offseason the opportunity. The junior carried after being named the starter. the ball 19 times, including nine on Christmas Village Will Feature He got playing time at the po- the fi nal drive, fi nishing with 109 Baked Goods; Birdhouses & Feeders; Books by Regional sition his sophomore season but yards on the ground and two touch- mostly ran the football out of the downs. Authors; Candles; Children’s Books; Christmas Art, Decor position. He hadn’t done much of Slocum’s role, which has also & Ornaments: Clothing; Men, Women & Children; Essential that this season, although he did included some reps at receiver, have some big plays with his legs will be worth monitoring mov- Oils; Gardening Accessories; Gloves & Hats; Home Decor; against Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe. ing forward. With offers already Jewelry; Lotions & Soaps; Mixed Media Art; Notecards; Crunkelton showed he can still from SEC and ACC programs, carry the load by running the ball Slocum has the ability to be a true Oils/Peanut, Pecan & SunÀ ower; Pecan Products; 13 times against Sonoraville. The game-changer as the Canes head Photography Prints; Plants; Pottery; Purses & Totes; junior fi nished with 106 yards and towards the state playoffs. the team’s only touchdown. He Self-defense Products; Wood Turned Items & Wreaths! also completed half of his 14 pass HONORABLE MENTION attempts for a total of 77 yards. Harrison Allen, Cartersville — In a gutsy performance, Allen GIVEAWAYS INCLUDE: • Lenox Dinnerware (Tin Can Alley) Sam Phillips — Cartersville (3) piled up 72 rushing yards and two Phillips seems to alternate be- touchdowns on 12 carries, while 16 Piece Service for 4 with Platter • $200 Academy Sports Gift Card tween huge games and quiet ones. still contributing at linebacker. But two of his three most prolifi c Garrett Ellis, Adairsville — KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer • $200 Lowe’s Gift Card • $200 Cash outings have come in a couple of Ellis racked up 10 solo tackles, as- Cartersville’s closest calls this sea- sisted on three stops and recorded son. two tackles for loss. PRESENTING SPONSORS On three different occasions this Devonte Ross, Cartersville — year, Phillips has ended with one Ross wasn’t as big of an offensive reception for less than 10 yards. factor as some nights, although he However, the junior has been near- still hauled in three passes for 70 ly unstoppable in the other fi ve yards and a touchdown, but the ju- games, totaling 30 receptions for nior still made some big-time plays 481 yards and seven touchdowns in on defense. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 3B Georgia Tech stuns Miami, wins 28-21 in OT

BY TIM REYNOLDS of his right foot — barely — touched the AP Sports Writer sideline during the run, and the Yellow Jackets fumbled the ball away three plays A fake punt for a touchdown. A fumble later. recovery in the end zone for another score. But Miami couldn’t take advantage, and A blocked fi eld goal in the fi nal seconds of the Yellow Jackets got the block at the end regulation to stay in the game. of regulation, then needed only three Ma- Georgia Tech’s rebuilding season got son carries — 2 yards, 22 yards and then plenty of material for the highlight reel on the 1-yarder — to take the lead in OT. Saturday. Perry’s fourth-down pass to Brevin Jor- And Miami’s season took a turn in a dan was inches shy of a fi rst down on the very bad direction. game’s fi nal play, and Georgia Tech sprint- Antwan Owens blocked a Miami chip- ed onto the fi eld in celebration. shot fi eld goal in the fi nal seconds of reg- “We stepped up big today,” Owens said. ulation, Jordan Mason ran for 141 yards THE TAKEAWAY and scored on a 1-yard rush on the fi rst Georgia Tech: The Yellow Jackets possession of overtime and Georgia Tech hadn’t scored more than 24 points in a knocked off the Hurricanes 28-21 on Sat- game this season, and entered the game as urday to snap a four-game slide. one of four of the 130 FBS teams not to “Unbelievable resolve from our guys,” cross that threshold. They’ve now beaten Georgia Tech coach Geoff Collins said. Miami in back-to-back seasons. “The way they played and the way they Miami: WR Jeff Thomas was suspend- attacked. The way they stayed in the mo- ed for the game for violating team rules, ment. It was a complete offense, defense the latest downturn in his Miami career. and special teams victory.” Thomas was dismissed from the team last Georgia Tech (2-5, 1-3 ACC) also scored season, announced he was transferring to on a fumble recovery after a sack in the end Illinois and then returned to the Hurricanes. zone by Ja’Quon Griffi n in the fi rst quarter, Thomas has 24 catches for 270 yards and on a 41-yard pass by punter Pressley Har- two touchdowns this season, plus another WILFREDO LEE/AP vin III on a fake in the second quarter and Georgia Tech linebacker Demetrius Knight II (17), defensive lineman Sylvain Yondjouen (32) and running back Jami- 192 yards on 11 kick and punt returns. later a 35-yard strike from James Graham ous Griffi n (22) pose as they celebrate after beating Miami Saturday in Miami Gardens, Florida. BAD ODDS to Ahmearan Brown. The Yellow Jackets Miami was a 31-point favorite against fi nished off the win by getting a fourth- fourth and then Davidson’s 25-yarder at short misses in Miami’s losses to Florida Miami lost top running back DeeJay Central Michigan and won by fi ve, a down stop inside their 5, by maybe a cou- the end was blocked by Owens. and North Carolina, and a missed PAT late Dallas in the fi rst quarter to what appeared 14-point favorite against Virginia Tech ple of inches, to end Miami’s lone overtime The Hurricanes have now missed six against Virginia Tech kept Miami from to be a right knee injury, watched Perry and lost by a touchdown — and was an possession. fi eld goals inside of 34 yards this season, taking a 36-35 lead late in what became a get shaken up — but return — in the third 18-point favorite Saturday, losing again. “By far the best play I’ve ever had in my plus two extra points. 42-35 loss. quarter and had linebacker Michael Pinck- This was the fi rst time since 1974 that Mi- life,” Harvin said of his pinpoint pass to “We will stay unifi ed in our locker “We’re a brotherhood,” said receiver KJ ney depart in the second half as well. ami lost to a team that entered with a 1-5 Nathan Cottrell for the fake-punt score. room,” Miami coach Manny Diaz said. Osborn, who had a touchdown catch for Dallas is Miami’s leading rusher, and record or worse this deep into a season; Miami (3-4, 1-3) matched its worst sev- “We will stay together. We will go to Pitts- the Hurricanes. “We’re in this to the end.” Pinckney is the Hurricanes’ third-leading that year, the Hurricanes lost to then 0-8 en-game start in 22 years. The Hurricanes burgh next week and we will compete the Cam’Ron Harris rushed for 136 yards tackler. Florida State. missed three more fi eld goals, all from way the Miami Hurricanes compete.” and N’Kosi Perry threw touchdown pass- Georgia Tech nearly took the lead with UP NEXT relatively close range. Turner Davidson All four of Miami’s losses have been by es to Harris and Osborn for Miami, which 10 minutes left, when Jamious Griffi n Georgia Tech: Following a bye, plays missed a 34-yarder in the second quarter, seven points or fewer, and missed kicks needs to win three of its fi nal fi ve games busted through multiple tackles and got host to Pitt on Nov. 2. Bubba Baxa missed a 27-yarder late in the have been a factor in all of them. Baxa had just to become bowl-eligible. to the end zone. But replay show the edge Miami: Visits Pitt on Oct. 26.

Hawks exercise Braves to discuss tomahawk chop with American Indians 2020-21 options THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tomahawks for the fi nal game of their The National Football League’s Indians expressed similar sentiments. Atlanta Braves offi cials say they plan series with St. Louis after Cardinals Washington Redskins have also faced Principal Chief Richard Sneed says he on Collins, to have talks with Native Americans pitcher Ryan Helsley said he fi nds the continuing criticism for its nickname, has no problem with the team’s name, about the Tomahawk Chop chant that chant insulting. Helsley is a member of which critics say denigrates Native but that it’s time to stop the tomahawk Young, Huer ter has drawn complaints and stoked con- the Cherokee Nation. He’s one of only Americans. Fans of the NFL’s Kansas chop. troversy during the Major League Base- a few Native Americans in the majors. City Chiefs have also done the toma- “That’s just so stereotypical, like old- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ball post-season. “I think it’s a misrepresentation of the hawk chant in their stadium, drawing school Hollywood,” Chief Sneed said. The Atlanta Hawks have exer- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution re- Cherokee people or Native Americans more criticism. “Let’s move on. Find something else.” cised the 2020-21 contract options ports that team representatives will hold in general,” Helsley told The St. Louis The chant has been a part of the Asked about the long-term future of on three of the team’s top young the talks during the offseason about de- Post-Dispatch during the Braves-Cardi- Braves’ tradition since it was borrowed the chant, Braves spokeswoman Beth players — forward John Collins ciding whether to keep the tomahawk nals series. from Florida State University in the ear- Marshall referred to the team’s earlier and guards Trae Young and Kevin chop tradition. “Just depicts them in this kind of ly 1990s. statements. Huerter. The Braves did not distribute their caveman-type people way who aren’t “It reduces Native Americans to a “We will continue to evaluate how The team exercised the fourth- traditional red foam tomahawks to fans intellectual,” Helsley said. “They are a caricature and minimizes the contribu- we activate elements of our brand, as year option on Collins and third- before Game 5 of their National League lot more than that. It’s not me being of- tions of Native peoples as equal citizens well as the overall in-game experience,” year options on Young and Huerter. Division Series vs. the St. Louis Cardi- fended by the whole mascot thing. It’s and human beings,” Muscogee (Creek) said a statement issued on the day of the Collins led the Hawks with his nals on Oct. 9. Fans at SunTrust Park not. It’s about the misconception of us, Nation Principal Chief James Floyd Braves’ season-ending Game 5 defeat. averages of 19.5 points and 9.8 re- raise the tomahawks and thrust them the Native Americans, and it devalues said in a statement to the Atlanta news- “We look forward to a continued dia- bounds last season. Young was an forward in a chopping motion, led by us and how we’re perceived in that way, paper. logue with those in the Native Ameri- NBA All-Rookie First Team selec- music and graphics on the video boards. or used as mascots. The Redskins and The leader of the North Caroli- can community after the postseason tion after averaging 19.1 points and The Braves said they removed the stuff like that.” na-based Eastern Band of Cherokee concludes.” 8.1 assists. Huerter was a second team all-rookie pick after scoring 9.6 points per game. Also Saturday, the Hawks signed SPORTSROUNDUP forward Mark Ogden Jr. Later in the day, the team requested waivers on Ogden and Kenny Gabriel, who College Football signed on Friday. Home & Away TOP 25 FARED No. 1 Alabama (6-0) vs. Tennessee, late No. 2 LSU (7-0) beat Mississippi State 36-13 Thursday Kell at Cass, 7:30 p.m. No. 3 Clemson (7-0) beat Louisville 45-10 CROSS COUNTRY Villa Rica at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. Escobar goal No. 4 Ohio State (7-0) beat Northwestern 52-3, Friday No. 5 Oklahoma (7-0) beat West Virginia 52-14 Cartersville at Region 5-AAA Championship Saturday No. 6 Wisconsin (6-1) lost to Illinois 24-23 No. 7 Penn State (6-0) vs. No. 16 Michigan, late Cass at region meet at Woodland High, 3 p.m. CHEER sends Atlanta No. 8 Notre Dame (5-1) did not play Friday Adairsville at Dalton No. 9 Florida (7-1) beat South Carolina 38-27 No. 10 GEORGIA (6-1) beat Kentucky 21-0 FOOTBALL Cartersville at North Paulding United past No. 11 Auburn (6-1) beat Arkansas 51-10 Adairsville at Murray County, 7:30 p.m. Woodland at Woodstock No. 12 Oregon (6-1) beat No. 25 Washington 35-31 No. 13 Utah (6-1) beat No. 17 Arizona State 21-3 Chapel Hill at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m. New England No. 14 Boise State (6-0) at BYU, late No. 15 Texas (4-2) vs. Kansas, late No. 16 Michigan (5-1) at No. 7 Penn State, late THE ASSOCIATED PRESS No. 17 Arizona State (5-1) lost to No. 13 Utah 21-3 No. 18 Baylor (7-0) beat Oklahoma State 45-27 Franco Escobar’s goal at the No. 19 SMU (7-0) beat Temple 45-21 On the Air No. 20 Minnesota (7-0) beat Rutgers 42-7 69th minute broke a scoreless No. 21 Cincinnati (6-1) beat Tulsa 24-13 match and Atlanta United made No. 22 Missouri (5-2) lost to Vanderbilt 21-14 NASCAR AUTO RACING 8:30 p.m. — Minnesota vs. L.A. Galaxy (ESPN) No. 23 Iowa (5-2) beat Purdue 26-20 2:30 p.m. — Cup Series: Holywood Casinos 400 (NBC) PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER it hold up with a 1-0 win on Sat- No. 24 Appalachian State (6-0) beat Louisiana-Monroe urday in an opening-round game 52-7 MLB BASEBALL PLAYOFFS 11:25 a.m. — Man. United vs. Liverpool (NBCSN) of the MLS playoffs. No. 25 Washington (5-3) lost to No. 12 Oregon 35-31 7:30 p.m. — Game 7: N.Y. Yankees at Houston (FS1) NWSL PLAYOFFS SOCCER The defending champs entered COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1:30 p.m. — N.C. Courage vs. Reign FC (ESPN2) the playoffs as the second seed in MLB Playoffs Schedule 1 p.m. — L.A. Rams at Atlanta (FOX) 3:30 p.m. — Chicago vs. Portland (ESPN2) the Eastern Conference and ad- 4 p.m. — New Orleans at Chicago (FOX) WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL vanced to play the winner of Sun- All Times EDT 4 p.m. — L.A. Chargers at Tennessee (CBS) Noon — Boston College at Miami (FSSO) LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 8:15 p.m. — Philadelphia at Dallas (NBC) 1 p.m. — Georgia at Auburn (SEC) day’s contest between No. 3-seed (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Philadelphia and sixth-seeded American League BUNDESLIGA SOCCER 2 p.m. — Penn State at Michigan State (ESPN) Houston 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 9:30 a.m. — Cologne vs. SC Paderborn (FS1) 2:30 p.m. — Duke at Georgia Tech (FSSO) New York Red Bulls. Saturday, Oct. 12: N.Y. Yankees 7, Houston 0 Escobar took a short pass from Sunday, Oct. 13: Houston 3, N.Y. Yankees 2, 11 MLS SOCCER PLAYOFFS 3 p.m. — Tennessee at Missouri (SEC) innings Ezequiel Barco at the right side of Tuesday, Oct. 15: Houston 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 3 p.m. — Philadelphia vs. New York Red Bulls (FS1) 5 p.m. — Wake Forest at Clemson (FSSO) Wednesday, Oct. 16: Houston at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. the box and carried a shot over div- Thursday, Oct. 17: Houston 8, N.Y. Yankees 3 ing keeper Matt Turner. It was Es- Friday, Oct. 18: N.Y. Yankees 4, Houston 1 Western Conference Buffalo 4-1-0 .800 90 70 ATLANTA 1-5-0 .167 135 186 Saturday, Oct. 19: N.Y. Yankees at Houston, late Seattle 4, FC Dallas 3 (AET) N.Y. Jets 1-4-0 .200 63 123 North cobar’s second goal of the season. x-Sunday, Oct. 20: N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 7:38 p.m. Portland at Salt Lake, late Miami 0-5-0 .000 42 180 W-L-T Pct PF PA Though the defending champs (FS1) Today South Green Bay 5-1-0 .833 142 115 WORLD SERIES Eastern Conference W-L-T Pct PF PA Minnesota 4-2-0 .667 150 93 controlled possession most of the (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) New York Red Bulls at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. Houston 4-2-0 .667 162 134 Chicago 3-2-0 .600 87 69 match, New England put itself in Houston-N.Y. Yankees winner vs. Washington Western Conference Indianapolis 3-2-0 .600 113 115 Detroit 2-2-1 .500 119 118 Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington at Houston-N.Y. Yan- LA Galaxy at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Jacksonville 2-4-0 .333 117 131 West position to challenge Atlanta (19- kees winner (Fox) CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Tennessee 2-4-0 .333 98 92 W-L-T Pct PF PA 12-4) for the duration. Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington at Houston-N.Y. Eastern Conference North San Francisco 5-0-0 1.000 147 64 Yankees winner (Fox) Wednesday, Oct. 23 W-L-T Pct PF PA Seattle 5-1-0 .833 165 146 At the 36th minute of the fi rst Friday, Oct. 25: Houston-N.Y. Yankees winner at Toronto at New York City FC, 7 p.m. Baltimore 4-2-0 .667 184 140 L.A. Rams 3-3-0 .500 153 154 Washington (Fox) Thursday, Oct. 24 Cleveland 2-4-0 .333 120 154 Arizona 2-3-1 .417 134 171 half, Atlanta keeper Brad Guzan Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston-N.Y. Yankees winner at Philadelphia-New York Red Bulls winner vs. ATLANTA Pittsburgh 2-4-0 .333 123 131 came up with an outstretched Washington (Fox) at higher-seeded team, 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati 0-6-0 .000 97 159 Thursday’s Games x-Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston-N.Y. Yankees winner at Western Conference West Kansas City 30, Denver 6 save of a Cristian Penilla blast Washington (Fox) Wednesday, Oct. 23 W-L-T Pct PF PA Today from roughly 30 yards out to x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington at Houston-N.Y. Salt Lake-Portland winner vs. Seattle at higher-seeded Kansas City 5-2-0 .714 202 150 Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Yankees winner (Fox) team, 10 p.m. Oakland 3-2-0 .600 103 123 Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. keep it scoreless. x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington at Houston-N.Y. Thursday, Oct. 24 Denver 2-4-0 .333 106 106 Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Early in the second half, Revs Yankees winner (Fox) Minnesota-LA Galaxy winner at Los Angeles FC, L.A. Chargers 2-4-0 .333 120 118 Oakland at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 10:30 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE L.A. Rams at ATLANTA, 1 p.m. keeper Matt Turner did his part East Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. W-L-T Pct PF PA Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. to keep the shutout going with MLS Playoffs Schedule Dallas 3-3-0 .500 153 114 San Francisco at Washington, 1 p.m. saves in just seconds thwarting NFL Standings Philadelphia 3-3-0 .500 161 149 L.A. Chargers at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Giants 2-4-0 .333 111 160 Baltimore at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. shot attempts by Barco and Le- All Times EDT Washington 1-5-0 .167 90 167 New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 p.m. andro Gonzalez. FIRST ROUND All Times EDT South Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 AMERICAN CONFERENCE W-L-T Pct PF PA Monday’s Games New England (11-12-12) suf- Eastern Conference East New Orleans 5-1-0 .833 128 122 New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m. fered its fi fth defeat against At- ATLANTA 1, New England 0 W-L-T Pct PF PA Carolina 4-2-0 .667 166 133 Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Carolina, Pittsburgh Toronto 5, D.C. 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BY CHARLES ODUM Georgia’s Jake Fromm did Fans booed some conser- AP Sports Writer not have a turnover one week vative play calls, perhaps in- after throwing three intercep- fluenced by the ugly weather, D’Andre Swift’s 39-yard tions and losing a fumble. He but the patient approach paid touchdown run in the third completed 9 of 12 passes for off. quarter snapped a scoreless tie, only 35 yards. The Bulldogs, who lost four and No. 10 Georgia overcame On the soggy Dooley Field turnovers in last week’s loss, a slow start to beat Kentucky at Sanford Stadium, Kentucky did not lose the ball against the 21-0 on Saturday night. stayed right with Georgia until Wildcats. Swift, who ran for 179 yards, midway through the third quar- POLL IMPLICATIONS added a 3-yard touchdown run ter. Georgia’s second-half recov- in the fourth quarter. Brian The Bulldogs took advantage ery should save it from another Herrien ran for 60 yards, in- of two mistakes by the Wild- drop in the Top 25. cluding an 8-yard scoring run. cats to grab control. UP NEXT Swift said he wanted to take A poor punt by Max Duffy Kentucky: The Wildcats re- a lead role for the offense after went out of bounds at the Ken- turn home to play No. 22 Mis- it was clear this was not a night tucky 39 early in the second souri next Saturday night. for a productive passing game. half after carrying only 15 Kentucky scored 12 points in “That’s exactly what I told yards. the fourth quarter to beat Mis- them,” Swift said. “I talked at “I just shanked it,” Duffy souri 15-14 last season. halftime and told them keep said. “It was just one of those Georgia: Following an off doing what you’re doing. It’s things that I would like to take week, Georgia will look for its on me. I’ve got y’all. I’ve got back and do over perfect.” third straight win over No. 9 us.” The punt allowed Georgia Florida on Nov. 2 in Jackson- Georgia (6-1, 3-1) recovered to start a possession outside of ville, Florida. from last week’s loss to South its 20 for the first time in the The Bulldogs won last year’s JOHN BAZEMORE/AP Carolina by finally taking ad- game. Swift needed only one matchup of top-10 teams, 36- Georgia running back D’Andre Swift (7) breaks away from a Kentucky defender during the game vantage of its Southeastern play to take advantage of the 17. Saturday in Athens. Conference-leading ground excellent field position. game in the second half. The Running behind right tackle Bulldogs ran for 235 yards, in- Isaiah Wilson and right guard cluding 140 in the second half. Cade Mays, Swift broke a tack- Cartersville’s Preferred Plumber The win sets the stage for le by safety Yusuf Corker on a top-10 SEC East showdown the 39-yard scoring run. against Florida in two weeks. Bowden’s fumble, caused Each offense was affected by J.R. Reed, on the Wild- by Nestor, the former tropical cats’ next possession was re- storm which dumped rain on covered by Georgia’s Richard Athens throughout the day. The LeCounte at the Kentucky 31. wet conditions contributed to Herrien’s scoring run on his the scoreless first half. fourth straight carry pushed “You have to be patient with the Georgia lead to 14-0. those type of elements,” Geor- Georgia held Kentucky to 52 gia coach Kirby Smart said. yards in the first half. “You’re not just going to run The Bulldogs fought poor the ball down their throats or field position throughout the throw it 30-40 times in those half, starting three drives in- conditions.” side their 15. Some Georgia fans were im- Fromm was stopped on a patient, booing conservative fourth-and-1 sneak at midfield play calls throughout the game. midway through the second “It had no effect on me,” quarter. Smart said. “I’ve got head- THE TAKEAWAY phones on. 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portray the cowboy in the best light.” Echoing Brannen’s comments, Jim Dunham — director of special projects and historian for the Booth museum — shares the demonstrator’s talents are a rarity in today’s world. “I think our festival that we’ve been doing now for quite a few years is probably the best example in the country of reproducing the Known for his trick-roping skills, Bruce Brannen has turned into a fl avor of the American West and giving people an idea of what the fi xture at the Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium. Taking old days were like,” Dunham said. “People today can’t go anywhere part in the event for more than 10 years, the 71-year-old continues to to see trick and fancy roping, which is very complicated, very introduce today’s audiences to a bygone art. diffi cult to do, and Bruce Brannen does that. He does it in the same “It is hard to pinpoint exactly what I enjoy the most about being style as Will Rogers and the trick ropers of yesteryear. a part of this event, because it is like it was created just for me,” “… So people get to experience something that used to be Brannen said. “Being a lifelong cowboy freak, it, of course, is right extremely popular in rodeo and Western entertainment. If you’ve up my alley, because of the gunfi ghters, chuck wagons, Indians and never seen it, this is a real special thing to be able to do these loops in general, a celebration of the cowboy culture. Yee-haw! and tricks with ropes.” “I am also a Western artist, so this is like a trip to Mecca for me. Situated at 501 Museum Drive in Cartersville, the Booth is known These are all things that certainly make it worth the trip for sure, worldwide for its extensive collection of contemporary Western but probably the best thing about the whole event is the people. The art. The 120,000-square-foot venue became an Affi liate of the staff at the Booth has made us feel like family and treat us just like it. Smithsonian Institution in 2006. The museum offers a variety of Then, when you add in fellow performers getting together again, it exhibit spaces, some of which include the Civil War gallery; Sculpture really becomes a family reunion.” Court; a presidential gallery; the “Picturing America” photography Brannen’s roping demonstrations will be one component of the gallery; and the interactive children’s gallery, Sagebrush Ranch. Booth’s 17th annual Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium, “We really hope the attendees to the Southeastern Cowboy which will celebrate the American West through art lectures, music Festival & Symposium will have a greater understanding and and children’s activities. Presented by the Booth Western Art connection to the art in the Booth’s permanent collection through Museum, the event will held from Thursday to Sunday, Oct. 27. their interaction with the artists and [entertainers] who are part of “Our shows at the Cowboy Festival & Symposium consists of the event, as well as the living history offerings,” said Seth Hopkins, trick-roping, the art of the bullwhip, some precision shooting — by executive director of the Booth. “This includes the history shown in our own little sure-shot, Vernelle — a little singing and cowboy many of the works of art that feature cowboys and cowgirls, Native poetry,” Brannen said, referring to his wife, Vernelle. “This is my Americans, and others portrayed by the re-enactors, demonstrators favorite place to work because the people are into the cowboy culture and entertainers at the event. We hope all of these activities provide and so are more receptive to what we do than some other places. greater insight for the visitor’s experiences while exploring the “When we do the shows for the school kids on Thursday and galleries in the museum.” Friday, as a career teacher, I can’t help but slip a little education in Following a sold-out school program on Thursday morning, the on them. Kids these days have a much more extensive knowledge Festival & Symposium will feature a presentation by artist and of aliens and zombies than cowboys and to me that is pretty sad, so illustrator James Warhola in the Bergman Theatre at 7 p.m. while I’ve got them, I’m going to give them my best pitch.” The event will continue Friday in the Bergman Theatre with the A resident of Alabama, Brannen proudly shares he always has Western Art History Symposium, which will offer four lectures, considered himself to be a cowboy. Along with his fi rst memory being starting at 10:30 a.m. when he was on a horse at 3 years old, in his youth he assisted his “I most enjoy the symposium portion of the event — it is the grandfather with his cattle — a task that he loved and put his “heart into.” main educational component to the weekend,” Hopkins said. “I rode colts and caught cattle and competed in rodeo seriously for “Historically, we theme the symposium speakers around current 40 years,” Brannen said. “A call from Troy University about doing a exhibitions. This year’s Western Art History Symposium lineup is trick-roping number in their production of ‘The Will Rogers Follies’ primarily focused on [Andy] Warhol since we are in the midst our RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE literally changed my life. I started learning to trick rope for this event major Warhol exhibition. Allen Clark portrayed the infamous Ike Clanton, one of the main instigators of the legendary Gunfi ght at the O.K. Corral, but it has led to so many other opportunities. “… The ‘Warhol and the West’ exhibition is being well-received. at the 15th annual Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Sympo- “All of these skills acquired over a lifetime of cowboying have Attendance has been second best ever, only behind our fi rst big sium at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville. come together in this new career. I have begun to realize that as a Ansel Adams show. The guests enjoy learning about Warhol’s performer, I am an ambassador of the cowboy. That is a sobering fascination of the West and that they are able to view Warhol’s last thought to me because of the reverence in which I hold the cowboy suite he was working on before he passed.” life. In many situations, I realize that I am the closest thing to a cowboy that many people will ever see, so I must do it well and SEE COWBOY, PAGE 2C

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE Offering stories, poems and demonstrations of life in the Youth of all ages can practice their roping skills at the Old West, Bruce Brannen involves children in a cattle-driv- upcoming 17th annual Southeastern Cowboy Festival & ing skit. Symposium. 2C Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Many people are going through ‘The valley of Weeping’

This past week, I was getting walk through, but many people loved ones. When they leave us, ist says, “it will become a place of ing could last the rest of our lives, a haircut and the lady cutting my have been there. Some have spent it can defi nitely lead us into the refreshing springs.” Think about meaning we may never com- hair spoke to another lady and more time in the Valley of Weep- Valley of Weeping. that; a place that was a place of pletely leave the valley. But just asked how she was doing. ing than others. Perhaps you are We miss our loved one. We weeping...or sadness...is now a as He did with the apostle Paul, I had no idea who she was. in the Valley of Weeping now. fi nd ourselves sitting alone in our place of refreshing springs. the Lord promises to give us the The other lady responded, In Psalm 84, the Psalmist talks home and memories of our loved Now, someone may say, “I’m strength suffi cient to get through “OK,” but she was going through about the Valley of Weeping. The one fi ll our mind. This can lead not at the place of refreshing the valley. a tough time. Psalmist wrote, “When they walk us into the Valley of Weeping. springs yet.” I understand. Some- Years ago, a new Pastor came The lady cutting my hair said, through the valley of weeping.” For others, divorce can lead us times the Valley of Weeping lasts to a church. On the Sunday he “Everyone is going through The Valley of Weeping does into the Valley of Weeping. When awhile. And for some, the pain preached his fi rst sermon, as peo- something.” not sound like a place we would a person goes through divorce, may never entirely go away, but ple were walking out of church, I said, “I understand your con- want to go through, does it? The they can begin to experience de- we determine, with the Lord’s they stopped to greet him. One- cern, but what do you mean that Valley of Weeping doesn’t sound pression. This can lead one into help, to move along. To try to by-one, people walked out and ‘everyone is going through some- Potts like an exciting place to live. But the Valley of Weeping. continue walking through the welcomed the new Pastor. But thing?’” it is a place where many, indeed, For others, it may be the loss valley. one lady stopped, took the Pas- She replied, “It seems like so fi cult times. Many people are live. of a job or emotional problems or You may ask, “How long does tor by the hand and looked into many have cancer or some other going through “The Valley of What causes someone to go fi nancial problems. Many things it take to get through the Valley his eyes and said, “Pastor, every kind of illness or dealing with Weeping.” into the Valley of Weeping? can lead one into the Valley of of Weeping? Sunday you will look out across other things. Everyone is going Have you ever been through For some, it’s the loss of a loved Weeping.” It’s different for every person. the congregation and you will through something.” the Valley of Weeping? one. Perhaps a lifelong mate The Psalmist tells us the Valley But the Lord promises to walk see lots of smiles. Just remember She is right; it seems like lots It’s not a physical place; it’s not passed away. There are so many of Weeping is real. But we don’t with us through it. that behind every smile, is a pail of people are going through dif- a literal valley that a person can memories that we share with our have to remain there. The Psalm- For some, the Valley of Weep- of tears.”

posium at the Booth Western Art ments, traveling medicine shows “Signature songs, such as ‘Tum- Museum is the largest and best and country/western music. bling Tumbleweeds,’ ‘Cool Water’ Cowboy event of its kind in the state of “Doc Holliday’s Shadows of and ‘Ghost Riders in the Sky,’ have Georgia, and Doc Holliday’s Shad- the Past has been entertaining au- become forever entwined into the From Page 1C ows of the Past is honored to have diences across north Georgia and very fabric of the West. Their On Saturday, the museum’s been an important part of their en- Alabama since 1998, as well as songs are unabashed love songs grounds will be fi lled with activ- tertainment lineup since the festi- on the television screen. … I have to the West, one of the things that ity, beginning at 10 a.m. One of val began,” said Allen Clark with personally been a member of the makes them different. Tickets are the event’s staples, the Shadows Shadows of the Past. “The festival group since 2008 and have por- $25 plus tax for Booth museum of the Past’s re-enactments of the is fun for the whole family, and it trayed different characters through members and $35 plus tax for the Gunfi ght at the O.K. Corral will be educates and entertains with ev- the years, like Ike Clanton, Buffalo general public.” performed at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. erything ‘Western’ from Native Bill and Doc Holliday. It is excit- Concluding Sunday, Oct. 27, the “To my knowledge, the South- American dancing to Cowboy ing to entertain audiences of both Festival & Symposium will feature eastern Cowboy Festival & Sym- stories, exciting gunfi ght re-enact- young and old in a way that they Cowboy Church at 11 a.m. and ac- enjoy the show, while at the same tivities on the museum’s grounds time learn something about the from noon to 4 p.m. MED CARE OF ADAIRSVILLE HAS MOVED!! cowboy spirit and the history of Admission to the Southeastern the West.” Cowboy Festival & Symposium OUR NEW LOCATION IS Later on Saturday, the Sons of will be $12 plus tax for adults; 14A Legacy Way the Pioneers will perform at 7 p.m. $10 plus tax for individuals 65 and at The Grand Theatre, 7 N. Wall older; $9 plus tax for students; and Adairsville St. in Cartersville. free for children 12 and younger, Drop In and Tour the Facility “This year’s concert is set to be museum members and active mili- one of our very best,” Hopkins said. tary personnel with ID. Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am - 4 pm “For more than 75 years, the Sons For more information on the Med Care Thurs., Sat. 8 am - Noon Walk In Clinic of the Pioneers have performed the event, contact the Booth at 770- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE music of the American West — the 387-1300 or visit https://boothmu- Leslie Bronson demonstrates the art of spinning at a previous Everyone Welcome! landscape, people and culture. seum.org. Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium.

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NORTHWEST GEORGIA will feature garden pictures of nual Holiday Market will take DAYLILY SOCIETY — The the members and a plant swap. place Friday, Nov. 8, from 9 Northwest Georgia Daylily So- to 4 p.m. in Stiles Auditorium, ciety will hold a meeting on MAGNOLIA GARDEN located at 320 W. Cherokee Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. at CLUB HOLIDAY MARKET Ave, Cartersville. The market Stiles Auditorium. The meeting — Magnolia Garden Club’s an- will feature an assortment of holiday and home decorative items, baked goods, gardening items and plants. For more in- formation, contact Wanda Love, market chairwoman, at 770- 655-8549, or visit the Facebook page, Magnolia Garden Club - Cartersville. Proceeds support Magnolia Garden Club commu- nity projects.

TALLATOONA CAP — Tallatoona CAP will begin ac- cepting appointments for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for senior households 65 and older and homebound house- holds. Appointments for the general public will be accepted, beginning Dec. 2 at 8:30 a.m. Appointments are provided on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis un- til funds are exhausted. Bartow County residents who qualify will receive either $350 or $400 toward their heating bill (heat- ing source). To schedule an ap- pointment visit, tallatoonacap. org and click BookNow, or call 770-817-4666.

MLK SCHOLARSHIPS — Martin Luther King Jr. schol- arships are available now by calling 770-382-2159 or 770- 382-7951. Applicants must be a Bartow County resident, pres- ently attending an accredited college or vocational/technical school, successfully complet- ed at least one semester/quar- ter of post secondary school, maintain a 2.5 GPA and must not be a prior MLK scholarship recipient. Applications must be submitted or postmarked by the deadline, Wednesday, Dec. 4. Applications may be mailed to Raymond Lewis, P.O. Box 1345, Cartersville, Georgia 30120.

OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS — Old-Fash- ioned Christmas is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bartow History Museum. Child’s pho- tos will be taken with Santa by professional photographer Louis Tonsmeire. There also will be Christmas decorations and snacks. Photo packages start at $25. Reservations must be made in advance. Reserve a spot at www.BartowHistory- Museum.org. The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 3C More to see in Huntsville EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK than a space center This will allow the nutrients to the grass reaches 3 inches and Back in the day I considered taking a job in north Ala- move into the soil profi le quick- wait about 15 to 30 days for the bama. A combination of circumstances stopped that consid- Growing ly and ensure good seed-to-soil grass to regrow. This rotational eration and I don’t regret that decision. Other circumstances contact for germination. Core grazing technique is extremely took me on business trips to Huntsville several times which aeration is practical for small important for fescue during the allowed me to visit the Huntsville Botanical Garden more lawns, but not usually practi- fi rst year of establishment, but is than once. It rose near to the top of my favorite garden list. Grass cal for a pasture situation. Core also a good practice to ensure a Miss Em’s rule: If I visit a place and she isn’t with me, then aerators are more effective at healthy stand of grass for many it doesn’t exist. Good intentions being what they are, it took Many livestock producers and pulling deeper plugs from the years to come. about three years for us to get to there. And it changed. Sub- weekend lawn warriors have soil with good soil moisture. If If your goal is to establish a stantially. What was already in my memory an outstanding delayed seeding or fertilizing you can time the aeration after a permanent fescue lawn or pas- botanical garden went from fescue grass this year due to the good inch of rain, it works even ture, do not interplant other better to best. record-setting heat and drought better. Farmers can rent seed grass species such as winter rye, The governing board for we saw this September. Unfortu- Pugliese drills for large pastures to ensure ryegrass or bluegrass. These oth- the garden at some point in nately, there’s not much relief in the seed gets into the soil at the er grass species are only used for time put together a plan with sight other than the prospect of vested to see how much the nu- proper depth. temporary lawns or winter graz- a vision of what this garden slightly cooler temperatures. trients have been depleted this The most important tip in ing purposes. If these grasses should turn into. With hard State climatologists project season and start making plans growing grass is maintaining are mixed with tall fescue, they work and capital expenditure, that temperatures will contin- for next year. It’s also a good the proper mowing or grazing tend to be more aggressive and Huntsville Botanical Garden ue to be warmer than normal idea to do a soil test before you height. For both tall fescue lawns will out-compete (smother) the turned into a world-class gar- throughout fall. Also, the state invest a lot of time and money in and pastures, it’s very important fescue before it has a chance to den that I now place along- may continue to see less rainfall fertilizer and grass seed to make to never go below a 3-inch grass get established. Read the seed side any other garden I’ve than normal during October, but sure you give it the best chance height. This is the threshold at label very closely to make sure visited over the past decade. may return to normal patterns possible to get growing. which you can make or break you’re just buying tall fescue va- A few years ago, visitors Humphreys later this fall. When collecting soil sam- your fescue grass. There’s an old rieties appropriate for a lawn or to the garden went through The good news is that mid-fall ples, be sure to pull from sever- saying that, “grass grows grass.” pasture. a building from the Blue parking lot. This building was mod- is not too late to plant tall fes- al spots at random in the lawn Tall fescue doesn’t have the abil- For more information about est in size and not very impressive. What impressed me then cue. Spring planting is generally or fi eld that you are wanting to ity to grow back from the roots recommended grass varieties were the planting beds in front the building fi lled with drifts not recommended because fes- test to get a good representative like bermudagrass and other and seeding rates, check out of seasonal color provided by annual plants, mainly zinnias. cue does not have adequate time sample. For most pastures and grasses that produce rhizomes our UGA Extension websites at This building now holds the garden administrative offi ces to develop a deep root system lawns, you only need to sample or stolons. Therefore, fescue can georgiaturf.com and georgiafor- with the entrance moved to a new facility, The Eloise Mc- needed to survive Georgia’s hot to a depth of 4 inches. Thor- only grow back from a healthy ages.com. Donald Propst Guest Center. This building is comprised of an summers. Many pastures and oughly mix the samples in a crown, with at least a few inches entrance hall that will hold a few hundred people without be- lawns may need some renovation bucket and then scoop out a pint necessary to regenerate. — Paul Pugliese is the Ex- ing too crowded. Flanking one side of the entry is the Grand (reseeding) after the long, hot to send the lab. You may bring When establishing new fescue tension Coordinator and Agri- Hall and Conservatory while a gift shop, a café, and a smaller summer we experienced. The the sample to the Extension of- grass in a pasture, it’s also im- cultural & Natural Resources meeting room are on the other side. fi rst step to renovating a lawn or fi ce in a pint sized plastic freezer portant to keep livestock off un- Agent for Bartow County Coop- Entering into the garden now takes a visitor into a grand pasture is to do a soil test. If you bag if you don’t have the proper til it’s well-established. Young, erative Extension, a partnership vista overlooking Little Smith Lake which I don’t remember haven’t done one in a few years, soil bag from our lab. It usually tender grasses can literally be of The University of Georgia, from my previous visits even existing. This lake empties into it may be time to do a new one takes about a week for the results grazed to death if you’re not The U.S. Department of Agri- smaller Lake Lonnie which I know did not exist a few years and double check the soil pH. to come back from our lab. Don’t careful. A good rule of thumb culture and Bartow County. For ago. Standing at the back of the guest center and looking Fall is one of the busiest times wait much longer to get it done is to wait until there is at least more information and free farm, across the lake one can see the Anderson Education Center of the year for our soil lab at in time for fall seeding! 4 to 8 inches of tall fescue lawn or garden publications, and Purdy Butterfl y House. I told Miss Em this part of the UGA. Most farmers know to Most lawns may need to be growth before you start grazing call 770- 387-5142 or visit our garden was all new to me. check their fi elds in the fall as aerated to loosen the soil prior to or mowing. Livestock should local website at ugaextension. We walked toward the heart of the garden passing by drifts soon as their row crops are har- broadcasting seed and fertilizer. be relocated to a new fi eld once org/bartow. of white caladiums under shade; this part of the garden was familiar. We continued through a gate in a brick wall – more familiarity – to take in the Four Season Garden. I wanted Miss Em to see this long border of annuals and perennials among conifers and shrubs. But we were sidetracked by a display of as many as 20 scarecrows designed, built, and in- stalled by a variety of organizations from the Huntsville area. Seeing this display gave her the idea to have students from EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK Red Top Middle School make a scarecrow for the blueberry patch (and they did a few weeks later). Back on the walkway through the long border, we stopped at the Damson Aquatic Garden. A combination of pools, fountains, and pergolas surrounded by planting beds fi lled with red salvia, this hardscape feature anchors the southern end of the Four Seasons Garden. Looking north across the lawn this design along a long axis takes shape that provid- ed an indescribable serenity while one absorbs the features along the sight line. Continuing in a counter-clockwise direction we opted not to take in the Bush Azalea Trail or the Holmes Trillium Gar- den (which is a nationally accredited plant collection). These two features of the garden need to be seen in the springtime when both plants are in fl ower. We walked by the Harbarger Hydrangea Border which looked kind of tattered under the drought conditions that we’ve recently experienced across the south. Sprinklers were throwing water across the Van Valkenburgh Daylily Garden probably keeping these plants alive for an upcoming plant sale by the local daylily society. Across the walkway, The Herb Garden, maintained by the local chapter of The Herb Society of America, present- ed herbs in a series of themed raised beds built of bricks. A Shakespeare herb garden ran along one side of the garden. In other parts of the garden, planting beds displayed herbs found in the Bible along with those used for tea or medicinal pur- poses. Most interesting for me were two large jars sitting in the sun, fi lled with cloth and a selection of herbs – a demon- stration of herbs being used to dye cloth. We stopped by the Master Gardener demonstration garden. Standing in the center of this 2,000-square foot space, I could see dozens of projects – composting, soil solarization, sea- sonal plantings — in varying points of progress. We fi nished our visit at the butterfl y house and the children’s garden — both sensory overload experiences. Arguably the merits of any botanical garden are in the eyes of the beholder. I rest my case.

— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL been gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Infor- Left, meet Luna. This happy girl is around 2 1/2 years old, and she is medium sized, weighing in at 25 pounds. Luna is one cool mation about gardening can be found on the University of dog with great manners and a calm and loving personality. Luna seems to have been trained, she knows some commands like, Georgia Cooperative Extension website, http://www.caes. “sit” and “stay” and she seems to be leash trained as well. Luna would love a home where she could show off her smarts and uga.edu/publications/. Or contact the Bartow County Ex- receive lots of belly rubs and treats. Right, meet fl irty guy Duncan. This 7-month-old feline is one friendly guy, who loves to climb up on your shoulders or meow in your lap for some pets. This sweet boy loves to chit chat and he will happily let you know what tension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 770-387- is on his mind. Duncan loves to play with anything that could be used as a toy and he is a literal purr machine. This awesome cat 5142. The Extension Master Gardener Program is a volun- seems to like other cats and he isn’t afraid to get up close with friendly dogs. Duncan would love a home where he could be the teer training program for home gardeners offered through center of attention and a family or person he could chat with daily. To adopt Luna, Duncan, or any of their friends, or to volunteer county offi ces of the University of Georgia Cooperative Ex- at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. tension. Guilt keeps wife in marriage to man suffering with PTSD

DEAR ABBY: I have been While I sympathize with I would like to spend the rest of rude and disrespectful behav- you realize that Eli behaves the married to my husband for 17 your husband’s mental prob- our lives together, but I’m un- ior to continue. way he does because his father years. After several years, I re- lems, the fact that he refuses to certain if I can truly be a step- I worry about the boy’s fu- allows it. alized he had some depression do all he can to fix them tells mother to his son. ture. How will he hold a job Byron may do this because issues. Ten years ago, after he me it is time to take care of Eli often yells at and hits his if he acts this way toward a he feels guilty about the di- was diagnosed with PTSD, he yourself — for your children’s dad. He calls his dad stupid, boss? vorce and is afraid his son will stopped working and has been By sake — because you are all among other things. He asks I like Eli very much. When “hate” him if he asserts him- at home ever since. Abigail Van Buren they have. for expensive items during ev- he’s in a good mood, he’s the self. I work full time, pay the I want to leave and have a life. Because your husband’s meds ery visit, often refuses to bathe kindest child I can think of. Your gentleman friend real- bills, take care of the kids, run I feel stuck in this marriage out are not working, he should and won’t eat anything other But when his mood turns, it’s ly needs to take some parent- the errands, drop the kids off of guilt. What do I do? — HAD have mentioned that fact years than fast food or pizza. like the dark side takes over. ing classes because his failure at practice, clean the house, IT IN KENTUCKY ago to the doctor who has been If Byron has to say no to I love Byron. I would like to to act isn’t good for Eli. Please everything! He does nothing prescribing them. Eli because he doesn’t have marry him. But I don’t know if suggest it. but sleep. He stays in bed for DEAR HAD IT: Make an ap- the money for something, Eli I can handle watching Eli be days on end and showers once pointment for yourself with a DEAR ABBY: I am in a lov- throws a temper tantrum worse so disrespectful to his father. Dear Abby is written by Ab- a week. We haven’t slept in the licensed mental health profes- ing relationship with a kind than a 2-year-old. Sometimes it makes me feel igail Van Buren, also known same room in five years. sional to discuss your situation and caring man, “Byron.” He I know the kid is capable like ending things. as Jeanne Phillips, and was I’m so lonely. I hate being and your guilt. has a preteen son, “Eli,” from a of better behavior because he Please advise me on what founded by her mother, Pau- married to him, and I’m not Please do this before you previous relationship. doesn’t behave this way with to do. — HESITANT “STEP- line Phillips. Contact Dear sure how his depression affects have a mental or physical Eli stays with us several days his mother or grandmother. MOM” Abby at www.DearAbby.com my kids. He takes medicine but breakdown from the stress you a week, and I watch him while Byron doesn’t discipline his or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- refuses to see a therapist. are under. Byron goes to work. Byron and son at all, which allows his DEAR “STEPMOM”: I hope les, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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Å “Hometown Christmas” (2018) Å (:03) “Wrapped Up in Christmas” (2017) TRAV ¨Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Paranormal Survivor Most Terrifying Terrifying Places Terrifying Places Most Terrifying Places in America (N) Most Terrifying Most Terrifying ANPL ≠Give A Dog Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law: Uncuffed (N) ’ Å Lone Star Law Lone Star Law ’ NICK ØPAW Blaze PAW PAW Alvinnn!!! Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Casagran Loud Loud Loud Loud Double Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. › “The Smurfs 2” (2013) ’ Å Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir Elena Rapunzel Hotel Ladybug Ladybug Amphibia Big City Big City Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Coop Sydney Raven Just Roll TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke “Jubilee” M*A*S*H M*A*S*H (:12) M*A*S*H Å Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Everybody Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤“From Dusk-2” (:15) ›› “From Dusk Till Dawn” (1996) (:15) ›› “The Rite” (2011) Anthony Hopkins. Premiere. (:45) ››› “Carrie” (1976, Horror) Sissy Spacek. Å ›› “Trick ’r Treat” (2007) Anna Paquin. ›› “Silver Bullet” (1985) Gary Busey. Å COM ¥Futurama Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Office (:45) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Jefferies Daily Lights TCM μ››› “At the Circus” (1939) Å ››› “Go West” (1940) Å ›› “The Big Store” (1941) Å ›› “The Story of Mankind” (:15) Big Parade of Comedy Å ›› “The Last Dragon” (1985) Taimak. ››› “Lady Sings the Blues” (1972) Å BRAVO ∂Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å (2:58) Below Deck (3:59) Below Deck Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC In a Man’s World (N) Watch Cash Cab BET ∏››› “Precious” (2009, Drama) Gabourey Sidibe. 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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING OCTOBER 23, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Gold Schooled Mod Fam Single Harry and News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real (N) ’ TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. Pregame 2019 World Series Washington Nationals at TBA. (N) ’ (Live) News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Chicago Med (N) ’ Chicago Fire (N) ’ Chicago P.D. (N) ’ Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Protec Protec Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Hot Hot 25 Words 25 Words Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Last Man WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratts: Creepy Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) Secrets of the Dead Nature (N) ’ NOVA (N) ’ Life From Above (N) Nature ’ WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ The Dr. Oz Show (N) CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Survivor (N) ’ SEAL Team (N) ’ S.W.A.T. “Immunity” News Colbert WPXA (14) , Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ WATL (36)` Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast Dateline ’ Å Dateline ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy America 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 Dog Dog Dog Bounty Hunter Dog Dog Dog’s Most Wanted Dog’s Most Wanted Dog’s Most Wanted Dog Bounty Hunter WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Belton Milk British Baking News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Durrells in Corfu Poldark-Master Press-Masterpc The Collection TLC AUntold Stories of ER Dr. Pimple Popper Gypsy Wedding Gypsy Wedding Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes, Dress My 600-Lb. Life Maja counts on herself. ’ Hoard-Buried Hoard-Buried A&E FThe First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ The First 48 ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters (N) (:01) Ghost Hunters (:04) Ghost Hunters DISC HBuilding Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid TNT IUEFA UEFA Champions League Soccer UEFA Champions League Soccer UEFA ›› “San Andreas” (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson. All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite (N) (Live) Misery Misery ›› “Get Hard” USA JNCIS ’ NCIS “The Tell” ’ NCIS ’ Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WWE NXT (N) ’ (Live) Å Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley fx K“Mitty” ››› “Ted” (2012) Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis. ’ Å ›› “Daddy’s Home” (2015) Will Ferrell. ’ ››› “Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014) Chris Pratt. ’ ››› “Thor” (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth. ’ Å Amer. Horror Amer. Horror ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) NBA NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers. NBA Basketball: Nuggets at Trail Blazers ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Football Baseball Tonight (N) Daily Wager (N) Baseball NFL Live Å Saturdays In South CFB 150 Football SportsCenter (N) FOXSPO P Big Blue Golf Life NHL Hockey Anaheim Ducks at Nashville Predators. Post Crashed Ice World Poker Golf Life Crank College Football North Carolina at Virginia Tech. World Poker World Poker HIST TCnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Cnt. Cars Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire ’ Forged in Fire Forged in Fire (N) ’ Å (DVS) (:03) Forged in Fire FSSE UFight Fight Boat Racing Breaking Future MLS Soccer Post Noles B. Pough GeorgiaS College Football TCU at Kansas State. B. Pough GeorgiaS Noles Boxing FREE V“Willy Wonka & Chocolate” ›› “Scooby-Doo” (2002) ’ Å ›› “Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed” ››› “Moana” (2016) Voices of Dwayne Johnson. ’ Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons Simpsons The 700 Club ’ LIFE W›› “The Christmas Shoes” (2002) Å ››› “The Christmas Hope” (2009) Å “A Christmas Arrangement” (2018) Å “A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride” Å “Christmas in the City” (2013, Drama) Å (:03) “Wish Upon a Christmas” (2015) Å TRAV ¨Ghost Brothers Ghost Brothers Ghost Brothers Ghost Brothers Ghost Nation Å Ghost Nation Å Bey.- Unknown Bey.- Unknown Bey.- Unknown Paranormal Caught on Camera (N) Å American Mystery ANPL ≠Secret Life-Zoo Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Extinct or Alive Extinct or Alive “The Zanzibar Leopard” Extinct or Alive ’ Extinct or Alive Extinct or Alive ’ Little Little Little Little NICK ØPAW Blaze PAW PAW Alvinnn!!! Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Are You Afraid Double Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. ››› “Ice Age” (2002) ’ Å Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Vampir Elena Rapunzel Hotel Ladybug Ladybug Amphibia Big City Big City Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Raven Just Roll With It ’ Villains Jessie ’ Jessie Coop Sydney Raven Just Roll TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke “Patricia” Gunsmoke Å M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤(11:30) › “The Apparition” Å ›› “The Crazies” (2010) Timothy Olyphant. Å ›› “Trick ’r Treat” (2007) Anna Paquin. › “Ghost Ship” (2002) Julianna Margulies. › “Thirteen Ghosts” (2001, Horror) Å ›› “Final Destination 2” (2003) Ali Larter. COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Park Å South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:15) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Yankers Daily Lights TCM μ(:15) › “Beat the Band” (1947) “Hips, Hips, Hooray” (:45) › “Boy! What a Girl” “Time-Rhythm” (:15) ›› “Private Buckaroo” ›› “Little Miss Broadway” Å ›››› “Duck Soup” (1933) Å ››› “The Bank Dick” (1940) “Sons of Desert” BRAVO ∂Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Housewives-Atlanta Real House. Housewives/OC Watch Cash Cab BET ∏(10:30) “Precious” ›› “Meet the Browns” (2008) Tyler Perry. Å ›› “Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself” (2009) (:05) ›› “The Family That Preys” (2008, Drama) Kathy Bates. T. Perry’s The Oval Tyler Perry’s Sistas Copwatch America SYFY ∫(11:04) “Jack the Giant Slayer” (:34) ›› “The Hills Have Eyes” (2006) Aaron Stanford. › “The Hills Have Eyes 2” (2007) Å ›› “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” Å› “Texas Chainsaw 3D” (2013) Å “Leatherface” (2017) Sam Strike. Å FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Lock It In (N) (Live) Fair NASCAR Race Hub MLS Soccer TBA at New York City FC. (N) (Live) Pregame MLS Soccer PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› “The Expendables 2” (2012) Sylvester Stallone. ’ ›› “The Expendables 3” (2014) Sylvester Stallone. ’ The Daily Tribune News T.V. Listings www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 5C THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING OCTOBER 24, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Grey’s Anatomy (N) Million Little Away-Murder News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real (N) ’ TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 FOX 5 Pregame NFL Football Washington Redskins at Minnesota Vikings. (N) ’ (Live) Å News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Super Harmony Good Will Law & Order: SVU Up Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ Protec Protec Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Hot Hot 25 Words 25 Words Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold black-ish black-ish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Big Bang Last Man Last Man WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratt Molly Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) Outdoors Newman Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple Agatha Christie WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ The Dr. Oz Show (N) CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Sheldon Unicorn (:01) Mom Carol’s Evil “October 31” ’ News Colbert WPXA (14) , Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ WATL (36)` Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Jerry Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å News Blast Law Order: CI Law Order: CI 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy America WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night JAG “Goodbyes” ’ JAG ’ (Part 2 of 2) 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 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Lidia Nick Nature ’ News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Nature ’ NOVA ’ Life From Above Gorongosa Prk TLC AUntold Stories of ER Dr. Pimple Popper Gypsy Wedding Gypsy Wedding Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days ’ Tiny at 20 ’ Å Tallest Teens ’ 30 Inches Tall Baby Bodybuilders A&E FThe First 48 ’ Live PD “Live PD -- 11.03.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD: Wanted ’ Live PD “Live PD -- 09.28.19” ’ Å Live PD: Rewind (N) PD Cam PD Cam Live PD: Wanted (N) PD Cam PD Cam DISC HThe Unexplained Fi The Unexplained Fi The Unexplained Fi Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid “Island Time” Survivalists take on wild animals. TNT ISupernatural ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å NBA Pregame (N) NBA Basketball: Bucks at Rockets NBA Basketball USA JLaw & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Temptation Island Chrisley Chrisley fx K(11:30) ›› “The Great Wall” ’ ››› “Noah” (2014) Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly. ’ Å ››› “Thor” (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth. ’ Å ›› “The Equalizer” (2014, Action) Denzel Washington. ’ Å Inbe Inbe Inbe “Equal ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) CFB 150 College Football SMU at Houston. (N) (Live) MLS Soccer ESPN 2 OFirst Take ’ Å Jalen & Jacoby (N) NFL Live Å Football Noon Question Daily Wager (N) SportsCenter (N) MLS Soccer SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å FOXSPO P NHRA Drag Racing NTK Carolina Nationals. Countdown to Big Blue Red Bull Air Racing Red Bull Golf Life Countdown to Big Blue Predators NHL Hockey Minnesota Wild at Nashville Predators. Post Red Bull Crank HIST TPawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers FSSE U3 Wide Sport. Fight Fight Fight Sports: In 60 College Football TCU at Kansas State. Outdoors Pregame NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Detroit Pistons. (N) Post Hawks Sport. NBA Basketball FREE V(11:00) “Matilda” ’ (:10) ››› “Moana” (2016) Voices of Dwayne Johnson. (:40) ››› “Ghostbusters” (1984) Bill Murray. Å (:15) ›› “Ghostbusters II” (1989, Comedy) Bill Murray. ’ Å (8:50) ›› “Hocus Pocus” (1993) ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE W“A Perfect Christmas List” (2014) Å “12 Wishes of Christmas” (2011) Å “The Road to Christmas” (2006) Å “A Dad for Christmas” (2006, Drama) Å “Dear Santa” (2011) Amy Acker. Å (:03) “Dear Secret Santa” (2013) Å TRAV ¨Kindred Spirits Kindred Spirits Kindred Spirits The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files Ghost Nation (N) Å The Holzer Files (N) The Holzer Files ANPL ≠Give A Dog Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked: Sea-Lebrity Edition ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å NICK ØPAW Blaze PAW PAW Alvinnn!!! Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Casagran Double Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. ››› “The Parent Trap” (1998, Children’s) Lindsay Lohan. ’ Å DISNEY ∞ Vampir Elena Rapunzel Hotel Ladybug Ladybug Amphibia Big City Big City Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Jessie ’ Mickey Bunk’d Raven ›› “Hotel Transylvania” (2012) Jessie Coop Sydney Raven Just Roll TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke “Jesse” M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. 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Å ›››› “Halloween” (1978, Horror) Å ›› “Halloween H20: 20 Years Later” Å› “Halloween: Resurrection” (2002) Å COM ¥Futurama ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s Office (:45) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Daily Lights TCM μ“Sinbad-Tiger” “Jason and the Argonauts” (:45) ›› “Atlantis, the Lost Continent” “Hercules, Samson” ›› “Clash of the Titans” (1981) Å ››› “Horror of Dracula” (1958) ›› “The Gorgon” (1964) Å “Plague-Zombies” BRAVO ∂Below Deck Å Below Deck “Fire!” Below Deck Å (2:58) Below Deck (3:59) Below Deck Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Below Deck Å Million Dollar Listing New York Cash Cab Watch Cash Cab BET ∏black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish black-ish Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ Martin ’ ››› “House Party” (1990) Robin Harris, Christopher Reid. 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FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING OCTOBER 25, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA3: Strahan General Hospital (N) Tamron Hall (N) ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET House Fresh- 20/20 (N) ’ Å News J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real (N) ’ TMZ Live (N) ’ Divorce Divorce Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. Pregame 2019 World Series TBA at Washington Nationals. (N) ’ (Live) High 5 News WXIA (11) & Atlanta House Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! The Blacklist (N) ’ Dateline NBC (N) ’ Å Team 11 J. 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Issue 42, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam Interest in flying Mini Fact: The boys first became interested in Meet the Orville, right, flight when their father brought home a works in the helicopter-like toy for the children in 1878. brothers’ Later, when many people were working on Wright bicycle shop how to build a flying plane, Wilbur and in Dayton, Orville did a lot of research. Ohio. Wilbur noticed that warping, or twisting, the wings of a biplane would Brothers allow him to control the airplane in a turn. photo courtesy National Air and Space Museum Kitty Hawk You’ve probably learned about the Wright • was talkative at home and liked to play The Wrights decided to build a kite to brothers, Orville and Wilbur, who were the practical jokes. see if this would work. They wanted to first to create and fly a powered heavier-than- • was always tinkering with machines. test it in a place with strong winds. After air plane. Family life contacting the U.S. weather department, That first flight, on Dec. 17, 1903, set in The Wright brothers gave their parents they settled on Kitty motion humans’ exploration of the skies. In credit for their success. Their father, Milton, Hawk, a tiny fishing 1908, Orville won a $25,000 contract with was a well-educated bishop in the Church of town on an island off the U.S. Army to build airplanes. the United Brethren in Christ. He had strong the coast of North This week, The Mini Page is learning more opinions of what was right or wrong. Carolina. about the two brothers who made it possible Susan, their mother, was raised around For four years, for us to travel across the country in just a tools because her father was a carriage maker. from 1900 to 1903, matter of hours. She knew how to make things and made small they traveled to National Air and courtesy photos Museum Space Kitty Hawk. They Wilbur soars in one Wilbur Wright appliances and even toys. of the gliders. Wilbur was the older The family took more than 300 brother, born in 1867. He: included two older photos, to keep records of their work. • was his father’s favorite brothers and a The Wrights took careful steps along child. His father expected younger sister, the way. They tested a kite first, then gliders more of him than he did the Katharine, whom with and without a pilot. Finally, they were ready to add propellers and an engine. other children. National Archives courtesy photos Orville and Wilbur • was a wonderful writer were very close to. On Dec. 17, 1903, Orville flew 120 feet and speaker. The famous brothers in 12 seconds. Later that day, Wilbur flew • was the visionary of the two brothers. lived at home and for 59 seconds for a distance of 852 feet. • had a sharp, pointed nose and long neck. never married. Orville, Katharine and • died of typhoid fever in 1912, 36 years Wilbur in Europe in Work life 1909. before his younger brother. Orville started a Resources Orville Wright printing business in Dayton, Ohio, and Wilbur Orville, born in 1871, joined him. They later opened a successful was a good writer. He: bicycle shop. On the Web: • was very shy. He never Knowing how bikes worked, having useful • bit.ly/MPWright made a speech in public. tools around and having a great deal of He would attend events but curiosity and drive enabled the brothers to At the library: never say a word. believe they might invent a way to fly. • “The Wright Brothers’ First Flight” by Thomas Kingsley Troupe

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Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of the Wright Brothers are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, Warren: Why don’t and some letters are used twice. See if you can find: ducks tell jokes while they fly? AIRPLANE, BICYCLE, PRUCKA I RPLANESC Winnie: Because they would quack up! BROTHERS, DAYTON, APEGSNELCYC I BRL ENGINE, FLIGHT, IRYDKWRIGHTIWES GLIDER, KATHARINE, SOR I I DRRUBL IWHK Eco Note KITE, KITTY HAWK, GPTELL I VROJXWTS OHIO, ORVILLE, PILOT, NEBTENG I NEOSWOP PROPELLER, WARPING, ILKWAHYTTIKIARI British researchers say WILBUR, WINGS, WLNKATHAR I NEHBL humpback whales have distinctive songs XEFAYGNI PRAWDOO that are unique to where they originally WRIGHT. came from, but the tunes can change PRDAYTONDFL I GHT over time. Ellen Garland of the University of St. Andrews says those songs evolve as the marine mammals encounter Cook’s Corner others of their species while traveling through the oceans. “We can pinpoint a population a whale has likely come from Almonds, Brie and Green Apple Flatbread by what they are singing,” Garland says. You’ll need: • 2 Granny Smith adapted with permission from Earthweek.com • 1/4 cup slivered blanched almonds apples, cored and • 4 ounces brie cheese, room thinly sliced temperature For later: • 1 flatbread (regular, whole-wheat or Look in your newspaper for items seasoned) related to air travel or technology used What to do: by airlines. 1. Place almonds in a small dry skillet and set pan over medium heat. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes, shaking pan frequently, until almonds are toasted. Remove from heat. 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication 2. Spread brie all over flatbread, to within 1/4 inch of edges. Top brie with apple Teachers: For standards-based slices and toasted almonds. activities to accompany this feature, visit: bit.ly/MPstandards. And follow

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SUNDAY October 20, 2019 ber today because you know he or she self so you can do some navel-gazing. needs it, plus it makes you feel good. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) In fact, you will feel gratifi ed to do You’ll fi nd it rewarding to help a friend Because you feel genuinely concerned whatever you can for someone else. today, especially someone involved in for others today, you will be generous VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) a creative, artistic project. This way to a loved one or someone in need. (A It might amaze you today to appreciate you feel you have made a contribution noble act on your part.) the beauty in your daily surroundings. as well. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Likewise, you might discover how AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose Relations with close friends and partners much love there is in your daily world. You might admire a boss or someone are warm and tender today because peo- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) in a position of authority to the extent ple are kindhearted. This is a good day If shopping today, you won’t be able that you develop a crush on this person to let your hair down with others. to resist pretty things for yourself and today. In fact, a romance might begin. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) loved ones. It gives you pleasure to be PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) You might help a fellow employee or generous to someone you love. Travel for pleasure appeals to you to- colleague at work today who needs at- SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) day. Do something so you get a sense tention or a sympathetic ear. It never Today it’s easy to idealize someone of escape, and the pleasure of seeing hurts to listen. or put him or her on a pedestal. (The new places and meeting new faces! CANCER (June 21 to July 22) truth is, he or she is another person YOU BORN TODAY You are intelli- Romance is the stuff of movies today, just like you, but sometimes we want gent, charming and have the ability to which is why this is a classic day for to have a hero to love.) inspire others. This is a year of teach- love at fi rst sight. Likewise, you also SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ing and learning. You might learn feel tenderhearted toward children. Solitude in beautiful surroundings will something profound that sets you in a LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) be an inspiration to you today. Seek new direction that is crucial for your You’re willing to help a family mem- out some quiet moments just for your- success next year. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 Crony 4 Quackers 9 “Woe is me!” 13 Additional amount 14 TV actress __ Grant 15 __ fide; genuine 16 Reason to call Orkin 17 Strewing about 19 Ugandan tyrant 20 Student’s composition Written By Brian & Greg Walker 21 Months for dads HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne & grads 22 Pilot 24 Energy 25 Martians & others 27 Stratagem 30 Decompose 31 Stretch of land 33 Apple product 35 Enthusiastic 36 __ about; ponder 37 Agile 38 “Give __ break!” 39 Grains sown Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 10/21/19 40 Essentials 41 Go by, as time 7 Toy with a tail Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 43 William Randolph 8 “Ready, __, go!” PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN or Patty 9 Sudden 44 College entry 10 Cut of pork exam 11 Actress Meara 45 __ Mesa, CA 12 Hangs limply 46 Nuisances 13 __ tai; rum 49 “All Quiet on the cocktail Western __” 18 Kick out 51 Spinning toy 20 Wee 54 Amass 23 Go ahead of 56 Prima donna others 57 Informal talk 24 Fill a suitcase 58 Portions 25 Eden resident 59 Hardly __; 26 Embankment seldom 27 Sunbathes 60 Heavy book 28 Absolutely 61 Perspiration necessary 29 Hallmark Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 62 Actress ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 10/21/19 Ming-Na __ products All Rights Reserved. 31 “My Country, DOWN ’Tis of __” 40 Robin’s home 49 Defect 1 Fishing spot 32 __ of; no longer 42 Clever 50 Steak orderer’s 2 Imitation burdened by 43 Truthful request 3 French article 34 Abnormal sac 45 Terra-__; 52 Kiln 4 __ off; leaves 36 Reason to brownish-orange 53 Golfing term quickly study color 55 Higher-__; 5 Stomach ailment 37 Fanny 46 Treaty superiors 6 Boston __ 39 Charley horse, 47 Repeated sound 56 Drops in the chowder e.g. 48 Con game morning 8C Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News The Daily Tribune News Breast Cancer Awareness www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 1D 1*/,
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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS More than 2,000 people from the Adairsville community encouraged cancer patients and survivors to be “strong” during the 2019 Pink Out earlier this month. For more on the event, see page 4B.

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CONTRIBUTED BY FLOYD • 80% chance of getting breast • You are a female who was drugs to prevent, delay or reduce MEDICAL CENTER cancer in her lifetime diagnosed with breast cancer be- the risks of cancer; and elective, While the importance of get- • 50% risk of getting breast fore the age of 50. radical surgery. ting a screening mammogram is cancer by age 50 • You are a male who was di- Genetic testing is also useful often the focus of Breast Cancer • 64% chance of getting breast agnosed with breast cancer at in the early detection of ovarian Awareness Month, another tool cancer twice in a lifetime. any age. and colon cancer. can also play a big role in saving • Your mother, sister, daughter, The nurse practitioners at The lives — genetic testing. “Genetics can play such a big grandmother or aunt had breast Breast Center at Floyd are grad- Mutations of BRCA1 and role in the possible develop- cancer before age 50 or ovarian uates of City of Hope’s Clinical BRCA2 genes can be passed ment of breast cancer, and it’s cancer at any age. Cancer Genetics program, and down through a mother or a fa- important for women to under- • A close male relative was di- are specially trained in genetic ther. Even though age and sex stand there are steps they can agnosed with breast cancer. evaluation, counseling and test- play a role in breast cancer risk, take to cut down on that risk,” ing and can help you and your a BRCA mutation is the single said Aimee Griffi n, director of If a woman tests positive for family understand your cancer biggest risk factor for breast can- The Breast Center at Floyd and BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene, they risk. cer. Director of Im-aging Services at will be encouraged to be more A woman who carries one of Floyd. aggressive in managing their For more information about these gene mutations has the fol- cancer risks, including: more counseling or genetic testing, lowing chances for breast can- Genetic breast cancer risks in- frequent, detailed cancer screen- contact The Breast Center at cer: clude: ings and exams; taking certain Floyd at 706.509.6840.

Mamograms and other servies offered at Breast JOY’S STORY

Imaging Center BY JOY MEDDERS Contributed by AdventHealth Gordon at Cartersville and Emory Hospital On March 8, 2018, I was diag- Medical Center nosed with stage 3/grade 3 triple negative breast cancer. I felt an all-over numbness as my CONTRIBUTED BY husband, Jule, and I listened qui- CARTERSVILLE MEDICAL CENTER etly while Dr. Craig Box carefully According to The American Cancer Soci- explained the fi ndings of my recent ety, women diagnosed with breast cancer ear- breast biopsy, pausing occasionally ly — when the cancer is small and has not to ask if I had any questions. spread — have a high chance of surviving it. The news did not sink in right And getting a mammogram is the best thing away. After all, I felt okay, and women can do to help detect breast cancer nothing hurt. Not much anyway. early. The lump I had discovered, the The ACS currently recommends the follow- lump I thought and hoped and ing guidelines for women at average risk for prayed was just a benign cyst, was breast cancer early detection: actually a tumor that lay over an- other tumor with a membrane of Ages 40-44: Women should have the choice tissue between the two. to start annual breast cancer screening with This was serious, and I was faced mammograms if they wish to do so. with much anxiety. Rarely ever sick, I was surprised, though not Ages 45-54: Women should get mammo- totally shocked at the diagnosis, as grams every year. cancer has crept up many branch- es of my family tree, particularly Age 55 and older: Women can switch to on my mother’s side, including my vant chemotherapy to shrink the Jule, my best friend and loving community. We are ever grateful mammograms every two years, or can contin- grandmother, mother, aunts, sister tumors, a PET scan which revealed husband of 42 years, continues to the Calhoun City School sys- ue yearly screening. Screening should contin- and cousin. My life was about to the chemo was working, then a to be my hero. Being diagnosed tem, which provided unparalleled ue as long as a woman is in good health and is change, but I didn’t know that it modifi ed radical mastectomy, fol- himself in 2011 with Mantle Cell support for each of us during our expected to live at least 10 more years. would be for the better. lowed by more chemo, and fi nally Lymphoma and undergoing much leaves of absence, and we are ex- Above all else, I have strong faith radiation therapy, which ended just chemo and a stem cell transplant at tremely fortunate to have expe- In addition to digital mammography, there in Jesus Christ, my Savior. I fi rmly before Christmas. I was so happy Emory, Jule has forged this path al- rienced the best of care through are many breast health options offered at the believe that “All things work to- to ring the bell among those who ready, which has made my journey AdventHealth Gordon and Emory Breast Imaging Center at Cartersville Med- gether for good to them that love had taken such good care of me. lighter. Our roles have reversed. Hospital. ical Center, including: Breast Ultrasound, God.” Romans 8:28. I have tru- They are my angels. My story is really “our story” as we My sister, Sandi, is 16 years a 3-D screening ultrasound for dense breasts ly felt the warmth of Jesus’ love Christmas was wonderful! Hav- have both experienced giving and survivor of breast cancer, and she (ABUS), Breast MRI, Stereotactic Breast Bi- through each of my trials. He has ing our three sons, loving daugh- receiving care in times of greatest inspires me and gives me hope. My opsy, MRI Guided Biopsy, Breast Cancer risk taught me that “I can do all things ters-in-law, and precious grand- need. For better, for worse, in sick- dear friends Jana and Adrienne, assessment, a Breast Cancer Navigator and through Christ who strengthens children, Chet and Cora, home for ness and in health, till death do us both diagnosed with breast cancer Board Certified Diagnostic and Intervention- me.” Philippians 4:13. God blessed Christmas fi lled my heart with joy. part. Jule is the greatest treasure of within a month of my diagnosis, al Radiologists. All services are provided in a me with time for healing and a lov- Their smiles and laughter contin- my life. I will love him forever! continue to be sources of strength relaxing environment with easy appointment ing, understanding husband to care ually fi ll me with happiness and Jule and I have been shown over- and encouragement for me, as are scheduling and convenient times. for me. keep me strong. whelming love and compassion my dear friends, Betty Blair and Following a breast cancer diagnosis, the In all honesty, things usually Thankfully, it has been almost a from family, friends, our congre- Roger who are fi ghting the battle. support of a breast cancer navigator as part of went much better than I anticipat- year and a half since my diagno- gation at Resaca Church of Christ, My fervent prayer is for hope and the healthcare team provides a better patient ed. After a breast MRI and port sis, and I have been blessed beyond Calhoun Middle School students healing and in seeking to see oth- experience and outcome. placement, I underwent neoadju- measure! and staff, and so many in our ers through the eyes of Jesus.

The navigator connects patients to resourc- es, with roles including but not limited to: • Supporting patients and families through the many challenges of breast cancer • Acting as a point of contact between Harbin Clinic provides complete cancer care multi-disciplinary teams involved in the pa- tient care CONTRIBUTED BY HARBIN CLINIC gram to check for signs of cancer. Once a cancer diagnosis has the-art treatment a short 20-min- • Identifying disparities and eliminating Staying ahead of the curve when Mammograms, traditionally, are been determined, the highly ute drive away at the Harbin Clinic barriers to care by linking patients to commu- it comes to advances in breast can- not a very pleasant experience and skilled surgeons of Harbin Clinic Cancer Center in Rome, including nity resources cer care keeps Harbin Clinic Car- one that most women dread. General Surgery Cartersville are Medical Oncology and Radiation • Educating patients on their disease pro- tersville physicians ready to pro- Last year, after a successful available to provide specialized Oncology, as well as comple- cess and the various treatment options includ- vide the best care for women from mammogram screening the year surgical care right in your own mentary therapies that have been ing clinical trial availability diagnosis to treatment to wellness, before, Terri Casey, an employee backyard at Cartersville Medical shown to support the healing pro- • Facilitating communication between all all within the Cartersville area. and patient at Harbin Clinic Im- Center. Dr. Thomas Gilbert, Dr. cess with significant results. members of the health care team Beginning with annual exams aging Cartersville, was putting off Gregory McDonald and Dr. John As the newest member of the • Improving timeliness from diagnostic im- at Harbin Clinic Women’s Center scheduling another. But Mammog- Simmons have all been board-cer- general surgery team, Dr. Sim- aging to surgical consultation Cartersville, Dr. Ben Warren and raphy Technologist Amy Miller tified with expertise in breast sur- mons can attest to the benefits he • Serving as an ongoing source of support Dr. Steven Spivey and their team convinced her to try out the imag- gery. sees in the level of attention he is and advocacy for patients from diagnosis to of certified nurse midwives are ing center’s brand new 3D mam- “Our surgical team is proud to able to provide. “The cooperation survivorship experts at knowing what to look mography machine, and she’s glad be able to bring years of experi- within our Harbin Clinic team • Alleviating patient anxiety by providing a for when determining the poten- she did. ence and specialized training to means that we use a large body of consistent point of contact for questions, con- tial for cancer, be it through an “My type of tumor was a our patients in Cartersville,” says knowledge to inform our decisions cerns and means of support understanding of family history or slow-growing one, and it had actu- Dr. McDonald. “We enjoy giving on the best route of care for our a detection through routine breast ally been in my breast for a while,” our patients the peace of mind patients,” he says. During the month of October, the Breast Im- exams. Casey recalls. “It was very tiny, that comes from knowing they Between collaborative team- aging Center at Cartersville Medical Center is “We know that breast cancer and a normal 2D mammogram can count on complete care with- work, advanced technology and offering discounted screening mammograms is something that many women machine would not have picked it out having to travel far from their state-of-the-art techniques used for only $49. To schedule your special screen- worry about and we take our ob- up.” family and home.” to treat breast cancer cases from ing mammogram, call 855-828-5136. Patients ligation to help them discover con- Thanks to the ability to capture Such convenience can really start to finish, women in the Car- who have their mammogram in October will cerns, as early as possible, very se- a view of that tumor, Casey was smooth the road to recovery, and tersville area really can’t ask for also receive a free gift. riously,” says Dr. Warren. “There able to have the mass removed and should any unforeseen problems a more complete solution to the Additionally, the staff of the Breast Imaging have been so many advances in the complete treatments to return to arise, it is comforting to know that unfortunate discovery of a breast Center and The Hope Center will host “Paint detection and treatment of breast being cancer free. your surgeon is close and able to cancer concern. It Pink,” an evening of breast health aware- cancer and our patients can count The 3D machine is not only bet- act quickly in times of need. October is National Breast Can- ness with art, food, and fun, on Thursday, Oct. on our commitment to staying on ter able to document the images of cer Awareness Month, so it is the 24, from 6 to 8 p.m. at City Cellar & Loft (up- top of developments and bringing the breast tissue, it is able to do so Cancer Treatment Takes perfect time to get your annual stairs). Attendees will paint their own art on the latest knowledge to their care, with a better and more comfort- Teamwork screenings and exams. Remember 11” by 14” canvas with step-by-step guided daily.” able approach. The machine uti- The opportunity to turn to Car- that early detection optimizes the instruction from local artist Mary Ann Henry lizes paddles that contour to the tersville physicians is not only chances for successful treatment of Cartersville Artist In You and will enjoy Less Discomfort Meets More breast for more uniform compres- convenient, it is also the best and recovery. heavy hors d’oeuvres and a complimentary Detailed Imaging sion and less irritation. method for utilizing the collective To schedule an annual exam signature pink drink, and will have the chance “One advancement that has been Other services available at Im- understanding for each individual with the doctors or midwives of to win a door prize. Tickets are only $10 and a tremendous addition in our area aging Center Cartersville include case. Harbin Clinic Women’s Center space is limited. To register, call 1-800-242- is the 3D Mammogram technology high quality 2D Mammography, “Keeping cancer care within our Cartersville, schedule a mammo- 5662 or visit CartersvilleMedical.com/Events. at Harbin Clinic Imaging Carters- breast MRI’s and ultrasounds, Harbin Clinic umbrella means that gram or other screenings at Harbin For more information about services pro- ville,” points out Dr. Spivey. guided breast biopsies and genetic we can collaborate more closely Clinic Imaging Cartersville, get to vided at the Breast Imaging Center or The It is recommended that women testing for those who have a family with our patients and the whole know the surgeons at Harbin Clin- Hope Center at Cartersville Medical Center, over the age of 40 or those with history of cancer. team involved in their care,” Dr. ic General Surgery, and to learn call 800-242-5662 or visit CartersvilleMedi- a history of breast cancer in their McDonald points out. more about our complete cancer cal.com. family schedule a yearly mammo- No Need to Travel Patients can also access state-of- care, visit harbinclinic.com. 4D Sunday, October 20, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Breast Cancer Awareness The Daily Tribune News 1*/,
065 Adairsville community stages biggest Pink Out yet

BY DONNA HARRIS cancer. As we stand together to honor the survivors’ fight [email protected] against this terrible disease, we want to encourage them to be strong and keep fighting their battle.” The Adairsville community once again turned out in After AMS chorus members Ali Berrios, Lilly Souther- droves to show those who are fighting or have survived can- land, Whitney Langford, Cara Harp, Alex Edwards, Emma cer that they are “STRONG.” Phillips and Gracie Cash sang “I Didn’t Know My Own Adairsville Middle School hosted its 12th annual Pink Out Strength,” Ridley recognized one of the Pink Out fund re- Friday, Oct. 4, in the Adairsville High School football stadi- cipients, Jentezen Stegall, a first-grader at Pine Log who was um to promote cancer awareness and to raise money to help diagnosed Aug. 21 with optic pathway glioma. families in the community who are battling the disease. “As we stand together today, please help us to welcome “We hope that students see that what they do encourages him and his family to Pink Out and let them know that we and inspires cancer survivors,” organizer Christy Ridley, a are standing strong for them,” she said, as the 6-year-old son sixth-grade math and social studies teacher at AMS, said. of Chris and Melissa Stegall, sitting in the bleachers in front “We hope that students see that they make the survivors of the press box, stood and waved to the crowd of well-wish- feel special and appreciated. We feel we can make a differ- ers. ence by raising money for people in our community who are Finally, Ridley invited cancer survivors to take a survi- fighting cancer.” vors’ lap around the track “while we celebrate them.” This year’s event — attended by students from AMS, “We invite all cancer survivors to join us so that we can AHS and Adairsville, Pine Log and Clear Creek elementary honor, encourage and inspire them in their battle,” she said. schools as well as central office personnel and community Between 50 and 75 survivors, accompanied by support- members — was “definitely the biggest Pink Out we have ers and caregivers, circled the track as “Fight Song” blared ever had,” Ridley said. through the speakers and hundreds of students, educators “We estimate there were close to 2,000 people on the and community members cheered them on. football field today,” she said. “The event has gone from Adairsville resident Diane King, a 14-year survivor of an outline of a ribbon with just AMS students and staff to stage 4 breast cancer, said she’s been to “every [Pink Out] words spelled out across the entire football field with all the they’ve had.” schools in our community.” “I think it’s wonderful,” said the 65-year-old survivor, who To borrow a line from a classic Julia Roberts movie, the was diagnosed Jan. 5, 2005. “It gets better every year. I think stadium looked like it had been hosed down with Pepto-Bis- it’s great for the families, the survivors and everybody. It mol. Pink was everywhere — hair, shirts, tutus being worn encourages people.” “From what I can remember, though, it was very similar as by girls and guys, face paint, socks, beards, capes, beads, AMS seventh-grader Taylor Evans said she likes attending far as the love that you could really feel and see being poured headbands, bracelets, hats, bows. the Pink Out events. out on that field,” she said. As the crowd clad in Pink Out shirts spelled the word “It helps raise money for a lot of people that are battling Hearing Jentezen had cancer was “extremely shocking, to STRONG, with a heart replacing the O, on the football field, cancer, and it means a lot to me because my paw paw battled say the least” for the Rydal family, which also includes Coul- a drone flying high overhead capture the image digitally. cancer, and he won the battle,” the 12-year-old said. son, 7; Grayson, 4; and Declan, 2, Stegall said. “Mrs. Sharon Reed came up with that inspiring word after Lucas Henry, 13, also enjoys participating in the event and “Quite devastating,” she said. “Up until this point, he has last year’s Pink Out,” Ridley said. “She thought of using a fundraisers. been our healthiest and our ‘neurotypical’ child. We have huge heart in place of the O. She does all our field mapping “I think they’re good because they raise money for peo- four boys, and three out of four of them are autistic, ranging and does an amazing job.” ple who have or survived cancer in the community, and they throughout the spectrum. We would not have known that Over the public address system, AMS Principal Tony Stan- bring light to it and make sure everyone knows about the Jentezen had this condition had it not been for his com- fill reminded everyone that October is Breast Cancer Aware- struggle that’s going on with people who are fighting can- plaint of headaches quite frequently for quite a few months. ness Month, and pink is the “official color used to symbolize cer,” the AMS eighth-grader said. The team of neurologists and I discussed about doing a rou- this awareness.” While the total amount of money collected won’t be known tine MRI, and neither one of us thought they would find “Although we are all here in pink today, we are here to let until the end of the month, Ridley said almost $5,000 was anything. I think the neurologist was just as surprised as all cancer survivors know you are not alone in your fight, raised solely from sponsors. we were.” and we’ve got your back,” he said. “We are all part of your Proceeds from the sale of 2,357 Pink Out T-shirts — 543 The Stegalls are getting a second opinion, but for the mo- support group, and we all love you. For this year’s field for- more than last year — and the homeroom competition — won ment, all they know is the growth of the mass will determine mation, we have chosen the word ‘STRONG’ – strong like by Drew Elrod’s sixth-grade homeroom, Allyson Dulaney’s what type of chemotherapy treatment Jentezen will receive cancer patients who battle this dreadful disease, strong like seventh-grade homeroom and Summer Perry’s eighth-grade and when he’ll start it, she said. the survivors who will join us at the end for the survivors’ homeroom — are still being tallied. “And he will most likely have to receive chemotherapy walk, strong like the families who support their affected Jentezen’s family, who will receive a portion of the funds throughout most of his life,” she said. “The mass itself could family members, strong like the Adairsville community here raised by the event, thought being recognized was a “very also cause him to go partially blind, meaning he will lose his today who has combined forces to let those with cancer know heartwarming gesture,” according to his mother. peripheral vision, or permanently blind. He could also have we’re here for them. With our love and support for these in- “It shows just how amazing a community can be when they his gross and fine motor skills be affected by this as well.” dividuals battling cancer, they will no longer be alone or just are rallying around a family or several families in the com- Both Stegall and Ridley are grateful to the Adairsville be strong. Instead, they will become stronger.” munity and how special something like Pink Out can truly community for supporting the Pink Out and helping families Ridley said it was “truly a great day to be a Tiger.” make a family feel, just to be lifted up in that moment and who are on a cancer journey. “Today we stand united here on this beautiful field togeth- given some positive encouragement,” she said. “It also made “It means so much more than I could ever realize,” Stegall er for one cause – to fight cancer,” she said. “We want to our son feel extra-special, like a superhero. He said he was a said. honor the memory of those who have lost their battle with famous Pink Out celebrity superhero.” “I want to thank everyone who came out to support the cancer. We want to encourage and inspire those who are with Stegall said she thinks she’s attended Pink Out since the Pink Out, who bought a Pink Out T-shirt and who helped us today still fighting their battle with cancer, and finally beginning, “but I think it’s much bigger now than it was raise money for the families in our community,” Ridley said. we want to celebrate those who have won their battle with then.” “There would be no Pink Out without all of them.” The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, October 20, 2019 5D KNOWSAY KNOW TO BREAST CANCER The Difference

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