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August 11, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Commissioner approves incentive Euharlee agreement for Shaw expansion approves

BY JAMES SWIFT At a Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of [email protected] Commerce event in February, Shaw representative sweeping Nolan Howell said earthwork on Phase II expan- Bartow County Commissioner Steve Tay- sion began late last year. At full buildout, he said lor gave his approval to amend an incentive the expanded Plant T1 would have a capacity of overlay agreement with Shaw Industries Group, Inc. 20,000 square yards per year and add much-need- at Wednesday morning’s public meeting — in ed warehouse space for Shaw’s inventory. ordinance turn, giving Bartow’s largest employer the “au- “One of the reasons why we made addition- thority of investing up to $158 million” into ex- al expansion space, we added to it, was so that BY JAMES SWIFT pansion of Adairsville’s Plant T1. we could store yarn that is used by the Bartow [email protected] “Shaw has already announced it and the con- County plants,” Howell said. “We’re going to struction’s underway, but this is the formality have about 20-25 million pounds of yarn stor- Members of the Euharlee City to amend the [memorandum of understanding, age capacity here … the economy’s going real Council voted unanimously at Tues- or MOU] with the Development Authority,” good, some people may have noticed that.” day evening’s public meeting to ap- JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS From left, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor and Bar- Bartow County Administrator Peter Olson said. Shaw is “an employer of choice for so many,” prove the adoption of the Euharlee tow County Fire Department Deputy Chief Dwayne Jamison “They’re going from 700,000 square feet to 1.2 Olson said, with great partnerships with the lo- Road Corridor Design Overlay — recognize fi refi ghters Taylor Forsyth, Landon Sutton and Caleb million square feet up there. They’ve got around cal school systems. or, as City Planning and Zoning Ad- Forsyth, all of whom recently completed training, at a public 320 employees right now, this will allow them ministrator Charles Reese dubbed it meeting Wednesday morning. to go to 650 within the next three years or so.” SEE SHAW, PAGE 5A earlier this year, “ERCDO.” The overlay ordinance encom- passes the bulk of the southern sec- tion of Euharlee Road, from the City limits entrance near McCormick Road to the property in between Advocates’ Woodland Middle School at Euhar- lee and the Etowah River bridge. A FIRST-CLASS DAY Reese, at an April meeting, de- Matthew scribed the ERCDO as “a regulato- ry tool that creates a special zoning First day of district placed over an existing zon- 19:14 ing district, which identifi es provi- sions of the community.” 2019-20 school Ultimately, Reese said the in- Breakfast tent of the overlay ordinance is to year goes promote economic developments in Euharlee, but in a manner that kicks off smoothly for maintains its “character.” The ordinance creates stricter standards for things such as land- Friday both systems scaping, signage and architectural design. Although Reese said exist- BY MARIE NESMITH BY DONNA HARRIS ing properties within the corridor [email protected] [email protected] would be considered “non-con- forming,” he also said those prop- Striving to connect Bartow’s By all accounts, the fi rst day of 2019-20 erties will be grandfathered in church community with Advo- school year for both systems in Bartow upon the ordinance taking effect. cates for Children’s mission, the County was “fabulous,” “successful” and “There’s not a situation where inaugural Matthew 19:14 Break- “virtually fl awless.” we’re saying ‘OK, this residential fast will be presented Friday. And if there were any problems after property is going to have to abide Along with their fi rst meal of the the school doors opened Wednesday, they by the new regulations,’ that will not day, attendees will be treated to a were minor – kids not knowing which happen, they will carry on as they message from Michael Tutterow, homeroom they were in, a phone system do,” Reese told The Daily Tribune lead pastor of Heritage Baptist and internet outage at a couple of schools, News last month. “Whatever’s ex- Church in Cartersville, and a pre- teary-eyed parents having separation anx- isting out there is what it is, unless sentation from Advocates Presi- iety. down the road that property is going dent and CEO Rachel Castillo. “I was very excited about what was go- to be rezoned … that’s when that “The stories of children are ing on in all of our schools,” Bartow Su- ERCDO becomes activated.” woven throughout the stories of perintendent Dr. Phillip Page said. “The Reese said he’s optimistic that, in the Bible,” Tutterow said. “We tremendous energy from students and staff addition to drawing more econom- might think it’s an ‘adult’ book, was good to see and a great way to start ic investments to the community, but so many key moments of the year.” the ERCDO will also lead to more Scripture involve children. The Cartersville Superintendent Dr. Marc mixed-use and residential develop- patriarchs and matriarchs give Feuerbach also had a glowing report of his ments coming to Euharlee. birth to children of promise. district’s launch of the new school year. “That’s pretty much the em- Long before he became king of “When walking through the schools phasis surrounding the overlay RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Israel, David was a young boy [Wednesday], it felt more like the third Emerson Elementary School pre-K student Giovanni Santiago gets a good- ordinance, we’re doing it in a way who somehow managed to topple month of school instead of the fi rst day,” bye hug from his mother, Natalie Hammond, Wednesday morning, the fi rst where you still recognize the fact the giant Goliath. It’s a child who he said. “There was an overall comfortable day of class for the 2019-20 school year. you’re in Euharlee, you’re not in shares his lunch one day with Je- and confi dent feeling among the staff and metro Atlanta, so that’s why we sus, who then turns around to use students. Our entire staff’s commitment to went so smoothly. We appreciate everyone “We also shared with them how this wanted to have more say in our it to feed a multitude of people. making the transition to a new school year making the adjustment, which will allow year will be the ‘Year of Firsts’ at RTMS,” zoning ordinances in terms of what “And of course, Jesus comes as fl awless as possible shined [Wednes- our teachers to collaborate and provide he said. “We wanted the students to know comes out here,” he said. “We’re into the world fi rst as a child — day].” intentional interventions during offi ce what they would wear and how they could trying to ensure that those cer- an infant, totally helpless. When Students and parents in Bartow County hours.” become a part of those ‘fi rsts’ at Red Top.” tain developments are not going troubles arise, Jesus and His began the year with new starting and end- The fi rst day in the “Year of Firsts” for Dickey said reactions from the students to come into this area. Industrial parents have to fl ee to avoid vi- ing times for the school day – 8:05 a.m. the newly rebranded Red Top Middle was about the renovations were “very positive would have to be something that’s olence. Somewhere along that to 2:30 p.m. for elementary schools and “unbelievable,” according to Principal Dr. throughout.” planned down the road, that’s not family’s journey there were peo- 8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. for middle and high Wes Dickey, who started the day with an “It was exciting to hear the students really the plan of the overlay ordi- ple who helped and protected schools – but there were no issues resulting assembly in the gym to share with students cheer and applaud the changes to their new nance at this time — we want the them and enabled them, fi nal- from the change, Page said. all the changes that had been made to the school as I announced them and described type of uses that are compatible ly, to return to their own home “It was evident that our building lead- school over the summer and to show them them individually,” he said. with what’s already here.” of Nazareth where Jesus would ership teams prepared very well for the the Red Top fl ag, miner’s helmet, pickaxe then grow up. My hope is that the day,” he said. “It was not an accident that it and fall sports uniforms. SEE FIRST DAY, PAGE 8A SEE EUHARLEE, PAGE 2A breakfast meeting will rekindle the passion for the attendees to share in the work of Advocates, to be the kinds of people who serve as the caregivers and pro- tectors of children, especially at Adairsville City Council approves 2019 millage rate times of crisis.” Ongoing from 7:30 to 8:30 BY JAMES SWIFT they can,” she continued. a.m., the complimentary gath- [email protected] Prior to Thursday’s second reading of the or- ering will take place at the First dinance, the City held a fi rst public hearing on Presbyterian Church of Carters- Members of the Adairsville City Council vot- the millage rate reduction Tuesday. ville, 183 W. Main St. Doors will ed unanimously at Thursday evening’s meeting “We didn’t really have any feedback,” Mad- open at 7 a.m. to adopt an ordinance setting the City’s fi scal ison said. “I guess because we advertised a de- “Heritage Baptist Church, for year 2019 millage rate at 3.005 mills. crease, we didn’t have a lot of folks show up.” whom I serve as pastor, has been “We were 3.3 mills last year,” said Adairs- Elsewhere on the agenda, the council vot- a long-time support of Advo- ville City Manager Pam Madison. “The prop- ed unanimously to approve a four-way incen- cates’ ministries,” Tutterow said. erty valuations, we were going to collect about tives agreement amendment among the City of “They are a regular part of our $12,000 less in property taxes than we did last Adairsville, Bartow County, the Development church’s missions budget as well year by reducing our rate, but we feel that we Authority of Bartow County and Shaw Indus- as the focus of some special of- can absorb that and offer some tax relief to the tries Group, Inc. ferings and occasional volunteer residents.” Development Authority of Bartow County projects. So, it was only natural The City, she said, has been slightly reducing legal counsel H. Boyd Pettit III said the amend- for me to take an interest in the the millage rate over the last few years. ment is to help spur an expansion of Shaw’s JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS breakfast. “As long as the housing market stays Plant T1 in Adairsville. From left, Adairsville Mayor Ken Carson, Adairsville Mayor Pro strong and the digest is strong, I think the Tem Buddy Bagley and Councilman Erwin Holcomb at Thurs- SEE ADVOCATES, PAGE 2A council will continue to drop the millage as SEE ADAIRSVILLE, PAGE 2A day evening’s city council meeting.

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Jennifer Moates, Euharlee Advertising Director RYDAL TOWN HALL MEETING From Page 1A Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified Euharlee City Manager James Stephens said Advertising Director that two parcels that did not have road frontage on Euharlee Road have been taken off the orig- Lee McCrory, inal ERCDO map, but beyond that, there have Circulation/Distribution Manager been no “proposed edits to the wording of the or- Byron Pezzarossi, dinance” in the lead up to Tuesday’s council vote. Press Room Director Elsewhere on the agenda, Stephens recom- mended the council vote to rollback the City’s Email: millage rate to 1.819 mills — a decrease of about 0.181 mills over last year’s rate. PUBLISHER “That is taking into consideration growth in [email protected] the Euharlee district digest and reassessments,” Stephens said. “With that rollback, the City’s tax MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] levee would be approximately the same as it was last year, however, each individual [taxpayer] will NEWSROOM see a decrease in their Euharlee tax by almost [email protected] 10% … that would keep us sound, fi nancially, FEATURES EDITOR and I think when we prepare the 2020 budget [email protected] we’ll be looking at a possibility to roll it back even further, if not totally to zero once the debt PHOTOGRAPHER payment is off of us and capital items like police [email protected] vehicles and public works vehicles can be funded STAFF REPORTERS out of SPLOST.” [email protected] The council, which approved a motion to ad- [email protected] SPECIAL vertise the tentative rollback at Tuesday’s meet- The residents of the town of Rydal recently held their second town hall meeting. Barbara Hoffman of Recovery ing, is set to approve or deny the reduced millage SPORTS REPORTER rate at a special-called meeting set for Aug. 20 at [email protected] Bartow, Kelly Crook with Georgia Pet Tails & Dog Rescue, and Christa Toney and Sgt. Jonathan Rogers with the Bartow County Sheriff’s Offi ce all spoke. Nicole Giroir took notes and Pine Log Methodist Church hosted. 7 p.m. at 30 Burge’s Mill Road. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected]

OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- Adairsville’s role in the agree- Adairsville Downtown Devel- dinance by selling alcoholic The council voted unani- FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] ment. opment Authority for a term ex- beverages to individuals under mously to suspend the business’ Adairsville “The City provides certain piring on Jan. 8, 2021 — as rec- the age of 21. alcohol license for 30 days. LEGAL ADVERTISING infrastructure in connection ommended by Councilman Lee [email protected] From Page 1A with that project, and so the ex- Castro — and to appoint Antho- “They provided for a Phase isting incentives are in place in ny Gallagher to the Adairsville MED CARE OF ADAIRSVILLE IS MOVING!! Letter Guidelines: I and then a Phase II growth,” order to secure additional em- Development Authority for a Letters to the editor on issues Join us to celebrate our Grand Opening of broad public interest are he said. “They are now in the ployment here at this facility, term expiring on Sept. 14, 2021 welcomed. Letters must bear process of moving forward but it involves things like build- — as recommended by Adairs- and 17 yrs. of serving our community! a complete signature, street with Phase II, and the costs of ing permits and inspections,” he ville Mayor Pro Tem Buddy September 3rd • 12 Noon - 4 pm address and phone number Phase II was a little more than said. “That’s why there’s an in- Bagley. 14A Legacy Way, Adairsville (address and phone numbers anticipated a few years ago … centives agreement, in order to Adairsville Mayor Ken Car- will not be published). Let- Drop In and Tour the Facility so there will be a Development set forth who’s responsible for son announced that the City’s ters of 500 words or less will Before Our OfÀ cial Opening September 4 be accepted. Libelous char- Authority meeting where there what in connection with that.” annual community forum is Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am - 4 pm gers and abusive language will be additional bonds is- The council also voted unani- scheduled from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Med Care Walk In Clinic Thurs., Sat. 8 am - Noon will not be considered. Infor- sued.” mously to approve the purchase at NorthPointe Church — at 30 mation given must be factual. All letters will be printed as The new bonds, Pettit added, of a Crossmatch Livescan sys- Orchard Road — on Sept. 24. Everyone Welcome! submitted. No corrections will will total $20 million and will tem for the local police depart- Prior to Thursday’s council be made to grammar, spell- not be publicly backed. ment for $23,817.87. meeting, a public hearing was ing or style. Writers may have “They’re guaranteed by the Members of the council like- held regarding allegations that letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- company,” he said. wise voted unanimously to the Citgo gas station at 7320 Whenever You Need A plaints and thank-you letters He explained the City of appoint Jeanita Strain to the Highway 140 violated City or- cannot be used. All are sub- ject to editing. Send letters to Shoulder To Lean On 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- When a funeral home is not owned and tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail byterian Church of Cartersville, To attend the Matthew 19:14 operated by local people, important to [email protected]. 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BY JAMES SWIFT different sizes,” he said. “We’re [email protected] looking at adding hand-dipped ice cream on in the next 30 days A lot of times, when you ask to make it kind of a full-circle a businessperson what inspired store.” them to open up their shop, you’ll get a verbose, grandilo- Name: Robert Cox, Louise quent — and occasionally, over- Cox wrought — response. Age: 77, 78 That’s certainly not the case Current City of Residence: with Robert Cox, co-owner of Cartersville the recently opened Going Nuts Hometown: Atlanta at 21 North Wall Street in Car- Occupation: Co-owners, Go- tersville. Indeed, he gave a very ing Nuts at 21 North Wall St. in simple answer as to what in- Cartersville spired him to open up his gour- met popcorn and roasted nuts The Daily Tribune News specialty shop right next door to (DTN): What would you say Ate Track — he was bored. was the most diffi cult and the JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “We’re retired, we sold the most rewarding thing about Robert Cox and Louise Cox launched their specialty shop Going Nuts in downtown Cartersville last month. house, moved into an apart- opening the shop? ment up here in December and Robert Cox (RC): The most ple, a lot of young people, jalapeño, those three. DTN: Can you tell us about RC: Short term is to add ice just got bored sitting around the diffi cult thing? Oh gosh. Get- 35-and-under, coming in buying some of the items you plan on cream on and some additional apartment — real bored, there ting set up with all of the laws, popcorn. Some of them come in DTN: And what’s your own adding in the future? products. Long-term, I might was nothing to do,” he said. the rules, the regulations that here and buy those big, fami- personal favorite product here? RC: What I envisioned be- even open up a second location. “We took the money we had you have to go through. Al- ly-sized bags. One guy the oth- RC: My favorite product fore we opened up was kind of But I’d have to bring in some from the sale of the house, and though I will admit, Carters- er day came in and bought $40 would be the toffee nut. Of a store with a wall going across help, as a partner or something come down here and opened ville was the easiest people I’ve worth of popcorn — you just course, I love the roasted pe- here with a little bit of every- along those lines. We’re get- this establishment.” ever dealt with as far as City never know. cans, too. I could eat fi ve pounds thing on it — exotic cheeses, ting up in age and it’s time to He and his business partner/ people to license and so forth. of them real easy. pre-wrapped sausages, kind of start slowing down a little bit spouse Louise Cox relocated Marietta will drive you crazy DTN: You know, I don’t think LC: I like the pecans and I like the shops in Dahlonega. ... possibly down the road we from Powder Springs, where down there. But once you get I’ve ever met anybody who’s also like the toffee nut. Something similar to that right may open up several of these, they lived for 25 years, to Bar- opened up and you get all your told me they don’t like popcorn. there. And eventually, we may once we get this good and es- tow County late last year. Over vendors in place, who you buy It’s sort of a philosophical ques- DTN: Can you tell us about get there. That way, everybody tablished and get everything the years, the two have operated from and those types of things, tion, but do you think there’s the roasted nuts side of the busi- who comes in could buy some- in place as it should be. We’re close to a dozen different busi- then it starts to kind of reward a any particular reason why it’s ness? thing, leave with something in still in a learning curve at this nesses, including about three or little bit, when you see custom- such a popular snack? RC: These roasted nuts are their hand. point, making mistakes and so four restaurants. ers come in. We have customers RC: That’s one of the rea- hard to fi nd. They are sold at forth. Once we get everything “We owned a bar, we owned coming in now, although we’ve sons why I went with popcorn, some of the larger stores like DTN: How would you de- smoothed out, yeah, we’ll prob- a large, commercial win- only been open three weeks, re- because most everybody likes Cabela’s. All of the Bass Pro scribe your short-term and long- ably open up at several other dow-cleaning business, we peat customers already coming popcorn. And not everybody Shops sell the same nuts that we term plans for the business? places. owned a pretty large air pollu- in, two or three times. loves nuts, but most people do sell, so if we get some of their tion equipment business,” he — although a lot of people are customers to come into our said. “I’ve pretty much been DTN: So what exactly makes allergic to them. I don’t know shop, we’ll be alright. self-employed most of my life.” something “gourmet popcorn?” why [popcorn] became so pop- The business offi cially RC: It’s coated, for one thing. ular. Your gourmet popcorn is DTN: What’s your marketing opened in July. Cox — who, The white is a real, real fi ne pop- not cheap, it’s a much, much strategy for getting the word out SAVINGS ARE by the way, isn’t related to that corn. The caramel popcorn is a better popcorn, but you can buy about the business? Are Your Windows Bobby Cox — said he and his larger grain coated with cara- the Walmart brand of popcorn RC: Basically, what we’re Energy Efficient? spouse had been eying an open mel. We carry a jalapeño brand and pop it yourself at home. doing is we put a little display Call Today... spot in downtown Cartersville, of popcorn, it’s a large kernel. I guess that’s one thing that’s upfront, we’ve got a sidewalk Energy Efficient Vinyl Windows almost on a daily basis, for And then we have caramel ap- made it popular, you can do it at sign out, I had the windows let- Roofing & Siding months. ple, and we have one down here home, too. tered so when people come by “Cheapest Prices in North Georgia” “Finally, we found this place called toffee nut. It’s a large they can see what’s going on out 30 Years Experience Darrell Pressley • 770-324-8701 here vacant and we jumped on kernel, it has nuts mixed in with DTN: What’s your most pop- there … possibly even doing a Locally Owned & Insured it as soon as we found it,” he it and it’s caramel-coated. And ular seller so far? little, small radio station adver- said. “There’s a lot of foot traf- then we have a cinnamon fl avor RC: Probably the caramel, I tisement. The main point is get- fi c down here … and that’s what that’s kind of like mouthwash. imagine ting people in here. Once they you need for this type of busi- Then we have a rainbow fl a- come in, they’re going to come Adairsville Location ness, foot traffi c” vored one up here for children, LOUISE COX (LC): Actu- back. I know that for a fact. Tacos N Subs The operation, he added, is a although some adults do buy it ally, toffee nut sells good and NOW OPEN! rather simple one — albeit, one … so they’re all specialty items. 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BY DAV I D KLEPPER AND AMANDA SEITZ neck. Some online commentators de- Associated Press scribed it as a “murder attempt.” “Men in high places want Epstein Jeffrey Epstein’s apparent suicide Sat- dead,” one Twitter use wrote. urday morning in a federal jail launched Hours after Epstein’s death Saturday, new conspiracies online in a saga that as the hashtag #EpsteinMurder was has provided fodder for them for years, trending worldwide on Twitter, the pres- fueled by Epstein’s ties to princes, pol- ident joined Twitter speculation around iticians and other famous and powerful Epstein’s death while under the federal people. government’s watch. Online theorists Saturday quickly Trump, who rose to conservative offered unsubstantiated speculation — prominence by falsely claiming Obama including some retweeted by President N.Y. STATE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY VIA AP wasn’t born in the U.S., retweeted un- Donald Trump — that Epstein’s death This March 28, 2017, fi le photo, pro- substantiated claims about Epstein’s wasn’t a suicide, or it was faked. vided by the New York State Sex death. That chatter picked up on the conjec- Offender Registry shows Jeffrey Other politicians also took to social ture and conspiracies that resurged af- Epstein. Epstein has died by suicide media to question the circumstances. ter Epstein’s July 6 arrest on allegations while awaiting trial on sex-traffi ck- Republican Sen. Rick Scott of Flor- that he orchestrated a sex-traffi cking ing charges, says a person briefed ida, the state where some of Epstein’s on the matter Saturday. ring designed to bring him teenage girls. alleged sexual abuse crimes took place, Some of his accusers have described be- for prostitution to avoid more serious suggested the possibility that a crimi- ing sexually abused by the wealthy fi - charges. The deal was actually execut- nal act was involved in Epstein’s death nancier’s friends and acquaintances. ed before President Barack Obama took when he called on federal corrections The combination created fertile offi ce, under former President George offi cials to explain what happened at ground for theories and misinformation W. Bush. the Metropolitan Correctional Center in to breed on social media sites such as Meanwhile, a manipulated photo, Manhattan. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. shared by thousands on Twitter and “The Federal Bureau of Prisons must Epstein, 66, had been denied bail and Facebook, falsely claimed to show Ep- provide answers on what systemic fail- faced up to 45 years behind bars on stein with Trump and a young Ivanka ures of the MCC Manhattan or criminal federal sex traffi cking and conspiracy Trump, the president’s daughter. acts allowed this coward to deny jus- charges unsealed last month. He had Both Clinton and Trump have denied tice to his victims,” he said in a news pleaded not guilty and was awaiting tri- being privy to Epstein’s alleged scheme. release. al next year. Clinton spokesman Angel Ureña said Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, now an BEBETO MATTHEWS/AP His relationships with President Don- the former president “knows nothing attorney for Trump, tweeted out several New York City medical examiner personnel leave their vehicle and walk to ald Trump, former President Bill Clin- about the terrible crimes Jeffrey Ep- questions about Epstein’s death. the Manhattan Correctional Center where fi nancier Jeffrey Epstein died by ton and Britain’s Prince Andrew were stein pleaded guilty to in Florida some “Who was watching? What does suicide while awaiting trial on sex-traffi cking charges, Saturday in New York. at the center of those online rumors and years ago, or those with which he has camera show? ... Follow the motives” Epstein was found in his cell at the facility Saturday morning, according to the offi cial, who was briefed on the matter but spoke on the condition of theories, many of which question what been recently charged in New York.” Giuliani tweeted Saturday afternoon. anonymity because he wasn’t authorized to discuss it publicly. The medical politicians knew about Epstein’s alleged He said that, in 2002 and 2003, Clinton The FBI and the Department of Jus- examiner’s offi ce in Manhattan confi rmed Epstein’s death. sex crimes. took four trips on Epstein’s plane with tice’s Offi ce of the Inspector Gener- Others theories, however, have been multiple stops and that staff and his Se- al will investigate the circumstances in Manhattan. resigned last month after coming under easily debunked. cret Service detail traveled on every leg. surrounding Epstein’s death, Attorney “One hopes it is complete, conclusive, fi re for overseeing that deal when he For example, days after his arrest Trump has acknowledged knowing General William Barr said. and secured,” he tweeted. was U.S. attorney in Miami. online memes and Facebook statuses Epstein but said he “had a falling out “Mr. Epstein’s death raises serious Epstein’s arrest last month launched Epstein’s lawyers maintained that the wrongly claimed the Obama adminis- with him a long time ago.” questions that must be answered,” Barr separate investigations into how author- new charges in New York were covered tration, in order to protect former Pres- Other Epstein theories fl oating online said in a news release. ities handled his case initially when sim- by the 2008 plea deal and that Epstein ident Clinton, forged a once-secret deal have been darker, especially after Ep- Epstein’s suicide was likely record- ilar charges were fi rst brought against hadn’t had any illicit contact with un- in 2008 in Florida that allowed him stein was found injured on the fl oor of ed by jail cameras, according to Preet him in Florida more than a decade ago. derage girls since serving his 13-month to plead guilty to soliciting a minor his cell last month with bruises on his Bharara, the former federal prosecutor U.S. Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta sentence in Florida.

N. Korea says Kim supervised Biden is still the Democrat to weapons tests, criticizes Seoul beat, but rivals see weakness

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kim expressed “great satisfaction” over the BY JULIE PACE AND BILL BARROW North Korea said Sunday leader Kim Jong launches, which Pyongyang’s Korean Central Associated Press Un supervised test-fi rings of an unspecifi ed News Agency said verifi ed that the new weap- new weapons system, which extended a streak on system performs as designed. The offi cial In a barn down a gravel road in of launches that are seen as an attempt to build Rodong Sinmun newspaper published several Iowa, Joe Biden tore into President leverage ahead of negotiations with the United photos that showed Kim watching from an ob- Donald Trump’s moral character, de- States while driving a wedge between Wash- servation post and what appeared to be a mis- claring in one of the fi ercest speeches ington and Seoul. sile soaring from a mobile launcher. of his campaign that the words of the The report by North Korean state media came The agency didn’t specify whether the weap- American president matter. hours after President Donald Trump said North ons were ballistic missiles or rocket artillery, The next day, Biden’s own words Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed a de- but said they were developed to suit the North’s tripped him up. He told an audi- sire to meet again to start nuclear negotiations “terrain condition” and provide “advantageous ence in Des Moines that poor chil- after the end of ongoing joint U.S.-South Korea tactical character different from existing weap- dren are “just as bright and just as military exercises, and apologized for the fl urry ons systems.” talented as white kids,” before im- of recent short-range ballistic launches that rat- Kim Dong-yub, an analyst at Seoul’s Insti- mediately clarifying his remarks. tled U.S. allies in the region. tute for Far Eastern Studies, said that North The back-to-back episodes mag- North Korea’s Foreign Ministry in a separate Korea’s photos and South Korea’s fl ight data nifi ed the promise and the peril of statement on Sunday blasted South Korea for of the launches suggest that the North tested a Biden’s candidacy. Three months continuing to host military drills with the Unit- new weapon system that is different from the after announcing his White House JOHN LOCHER/AP Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate ed States, and said that its future dialogue will short-range ballistic missiles it repeatedly fi red bid, he remains atop early polling Joe Biden meets with supporters before speaking at the Iowa be held strictly between Pyongyang and Wash- in recent weeks. for Democratic candidates, buoyed Democratic Wing Ding at the Surf Ballroom Friday in Clear ington and not between the Koreas. South Korea’s military had described the pre- by a long history with voters and Lake, Iowa. South Korea’s military said the North on Sat- vious missiles as similar to the Russian-made a belief among many of them that urday fi red what appeared to be two short-range Iskander, a solid-fuel, nuclear-capable missile his decades of experience best po- following behind but so far unable regationists during his early years ballistic missiles. It said they fl ew about 400 ki- that is highly maneuverable and travels on low sition him to defeat Trump. Those to fi nd a way to surpass him. in the Senate. lometers (248 miles) before landing in waters trajectories, improving its chances of evading attributes appear to have helped “It’s because people know Biden initially appeared caught between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. missile defense systems. the former vice president withstand him. And they don’t know just off guard by the ferocity of the at- weeks of attacks on his lengthy re- his name,” said Jack Markell, the tacks on his 40-plus-year record in cord in politics. former Delaware governor and a politics, particularly Harris’ blis- But Biden’s rivals remain confi - Biden supporter. “If it were just tering critique in the fi rst debate dent that his fumbles, like the one name recognition, these polls may of his past opposition to federally in Iowa this week, eventually will look different.” mandated busing to combat segre- catch up to him, undermining his Biden’s standing in the race is gated schools. Now advisers view electability argument. the subject of much debate within that moment as a much needed jolt “He has been durable,” said the Democratic Party. Advisers to for the candidate, making clear to David Axelrod, a longtime politi- other campaigns contend that poll- Biden that he would need to draw cal strategist for President Barack ing at this stage of the race is of- sharper distinctions with his Dem- Obama. “The question is whether ten fl uid, refl ecting little more than ocratic rivals during the primary that durability is because we aren’t name recognition. Biden aides fre- and not just focus his fi re on Trump. fully geared into the race or whether quently note that Trump led polls Since then, Biden has drawn con- there are inherent strengths there.” throughout the summer of 2015 trasts with more liberal Democrats, Biden’s team has been heart- and never relinquished the top spot. like Warren and Sanders, over their ened by the consistency of his early What is clear is that some of proposals to do away with private polling numbers, despite the push Biden’s rivals see an imperative to health insurance and replace it with from fellow candidates to cast the begin taking him on aggressive- a government-run system. He’s 76-year-old as out of step with the ly. Sanders has walloped Biden also vigorously defended Obama, Democratic Party on women’s repeatedly over health care, com- the most popular Democrat in the health issues and race. Nearly ev- paring the former vice president’s nation who nevertheless has faced ery survey, both nationally and in opposition to a “Medicare for All” criticism from liberals who believe the early primary states, shows system to Trump. Harris, as well as he didn’t go far enough on health him leading the crowded primary New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, has care and was too aggressive in de- fi eld, with Sens. Elizabeth Warren, hammered Biden over comments porting immigrants living illegally Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris he made about working with seg- in the United States.

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, August 11, 2019 5A

are really after is notoriety. The the mass shooting spectacle. make him play an evil kidnap- whole reason they embark upon There’s a longstanding — albe- per with a really bad mustache. mass shootings is because they it unspoken — rule in journalism Meanwhile, Brad Pitt plays his Swift at the KNOW that’s the only way that we don’t print the names of stuntman best buddy, who lives they’ll have widespread attention. suicide victims because it might in a trailer with a pet pitbull and They might die in the process, inspire others to take their own periodically gets into kung-fu but that’s beside the point — if lives. Well, if that truly is the fi ghts with Bruce Lee for no real they run off and kill a whole slew case, why in the world aren’t we reason whatsoever. of people at one time, the media applying that SAME logic to the There’s a lot of plot getting in Movies will make them immortal. names of mass shooters? the way of the story for the fi rst You know how in the Middle I guarantee you that refusing hour or so, but things pick up once East, them suicide bombers blow to identify the people who go beloved Polish director/unapolo- themselves up for 72 virgins and on those glory-seeking homi- getic child rapist Roman Polanski a shiny crown with a big old cide sprees would do a whole moves in next door with his new ruby on it? Well, that’s the same heck of a lot more to deter future wife, Sharon Tate. And since it’s ‘Once Upon A Time’ is thing that inspires mass shooters mass shootings from happening the summer of 1969, you know in these United States — that if than banning assault rifl es or re- it’s only a matter of time until a Swift they go on a mass shooting spree, stricting social media speech or whole buncha’ greasy, grimy hip- Tarantino at his best they’ll be afforded 24 hours of making it illegal to make violent pies hopped up on mushrooms around-the-clock cable news movies. make an appearance lugging coverage and their own Wikipe- Of course, good luck getting around a LOT of cutlery. Except BY JAMES SWIFT Trump to the NRA to anti-depres- in America — because our cul- dia entry. the moralizing mainstream me- in this movie, Quentin decides to [email protected] sion medication to online Japa- ture keeps glorifying them, that’s That’s the whole point of these dia to admit they’re the root of play it very fast and VERY loose nese cartoon message boards. In why. mass shootings — the shooters the problem here — even if it with the historical facts, en route You know what my favorite fact, I think I’ve heard just about You see, all of these mass WANT attention. They WANT means saving untold lives in to giving us one of the most in- part of any mass shooting is? EVERYTHING blamed for mass shooting people are invariably people to remember them when the process, something tells me credible fi nal 20-minute stretches The part where all those talking shootings except for the one thing a bunch of aggrieved nerds who they’re dead. They WANT their they’d rather take those precious in recent mainstream movie his- heads on TV sit around yelling at that actually causes mass shoot- know they’ll never amount to names said on “Good Morning website clicks and advertising tory. No spoilers here, folks, but each other — while the corpses ings: the fact that some people anything in life and, instead of America” and their faces plas- revenue instead. rest assured, fl amethrowers do are still warm — about what to simply want to go on mass shoot- taking responsibility for their tered all over Twitter. Simply put, And speaking of remorseless factor prominently as a plot de- blame it on. ings in the fi rst place. own failures, they want to pin the mass shootings keep happening sociopaths in California, our vice in the denouement. Well, call me crazy, but I don’t AR-15s don’t just come alive blame on literally EVERYBODY because instead of turning these fl ick of the week is “Once Upon This is one of the best-written, think you’ll ever fi nd a halfway and open fi re on a preschool. For else. They don’t just hate one or people into pariahs, we’re turn- A Time in Hollywood,” and long best-paced and best-acted mov- justifi able reason for why some- some reason, Republicans and two people, they hate ALL of ing them into celebrities. story short, ya’ll, it’s fantastic. I’m ies you’ll see in 2019, and I can’t body would want to shoot 35 peo- Democrats alike tend to forget society and reckon that EVERY- You can ban as many guns and not the biggest fan of director/ help but give this one my highest ple in the face at K-Mart. There’s there’s a human being behind the BODY, to some extent, played compact discs as you want, but esteemed foot fetishist Quentin possible recommendation, even no reasoning to be found in these gun pulling the trigger — and in- a part in their lives being crap- that doesn’t do a dang thing to Tarantino, but he’s unquestion- if Lena Dunham is in it. “Once kinds of tragedies, but that don’t stead of honestly trying to fi gure py and insignifi cant. Sure, they address the absolute root of the ably made one of the year’s best Upon a Time in Hollywood” is stop shameless opportunists on out what incentivized someone might try to church up their “rea- mass shooting epidemic. movies here. Really, this is one of an easy FOUR PIECES OF POP- the right and the left from using to spray bullets inside a movie soning” with some pseudo-polit- You want these mass shoot- the best Robert Redford and Paul CORN OUT OF FOUR product them to vilify whatever its is they theater or bowling alley, all they ical, ideological bull hockey, but ings to stop happening? It’s real Newman buddy comedies ever for me — if you’re looking for DON’T like about modern soci- care about is fi nding new ways deep down, they just want a con- simple, folks — stop publicizing made, with Leo DiCaprio playing a movie that feels like it was in- ety. to say “Well, it’s the other side’s venient excuse to indiscriminate- the shooters. If these homicidal this washed-up western TV star tended for halfway intelligent Over the last week, I’ve heard fault.” ly kill as many people as possible dorks KNOW that their names who’s mad because the only act- adults this summer, not only is it people blame the El Paso and I’m gonna’ end this debate and make everybody feel as mis- aren’t going to be in the papers or ing gigs he can get anymore are your best bet at the local cineplex, Dayton shootings on everything right now and tell you WHY erable as they do. their faces aren’t going to be on Italian B-movies and syndicated it’s pretty much your only option from video games to Donald mass shootings keep happening But what these little twerps TV, you take away the appeal of television programs where they ’til Oscar season rolls ’round.

the last year or so, with an increase in interest rates, its interest rate has Shaw gotten over 2%, so instead of park- ing any excess money we have in From Page 1A just a local checking account and “And they pay well, good wag- getting a minimal interest rate, es,” Olson said. “We’re always ex- we’re going to park excess funds cited when Shaw wants to invest there and start to generate substan- more money.” tial interest returns.” Along those same lines, Taylor said A Georgia Municipal Associa- he didn’t know where the community tion (GMA) equipment lease was would be without the Berkshire Ha- also approved. This year, Olson thaway-owned fl ooring giant. said the County intends on using “It’s about 3,100 employees in the mechanism to acquire a bull- Bartow County,” he said, “so it’s by dozer for the road department and far our largest employer.” a fuel truck and excavator for the Taylor also approved the ap- County solid wastes department. pointment of several County em- “We have a pool of lease money ployees as Bartow’s offi cial “Aban- through a GMA pool that was start- doned Mobile Home Act” agents. ed in the late ‘90s, and every year “It allows property owners to we buy some of our heavy equip- have an abandoned mobile home ment with lease money,” Olson said. on their property that they don’t “This is just a fi nancing method that own, to have a process to go to saves us a little money.” magistrate court and get the au- Taylor then approved a contract thorization to remove it,” Olson with Mitchell Whitehead and Sara explained the statute, which was Griggs for the performance of spe- signed into law by former Gover- cialized juvenile court services, in nor Nathan Deal last year. particular the local Family Treat- “We often do a lot of unfi ts for ment Court. “We had a contract properties that are dilapidated, but with Highland Rivers to provide this allows the landowner, rather, substance abuse treatment for our to go against a mobile home that’s participants,” said Bartow Coun- been abandoned. The government ty Juvenile Court Associate Judge has to have an authorized local Josh Earwood. “We decided it government agent to go and certify would be more cost-effective and that it’s dilapidated and needs to be we’d get better quality treatment if removed — this will authorize our we brought that in-house.” code enforcement and building in- With 28 current participants, he spections folks to do so.” said Bartow’s Family Treatment Olson said Bartow County Chief Court program is one of Georgia’s Magistrate Judge Brandon T. Bryson largest. “The funds for this are paid was a big proponent of the measure. by the County, but it’s reimbursed “He’s getting a lot of interest because we have a grant through from property owners in exercising the State,” Earwood added. that remedy under the statute,” he The monthly meeting concluded said. “So that’s good for us. That with Taylor signing off on yet anoth- takes workload off of our depart- er Highway 411 development mor- ment and off of the lawyers we use atorium — this one extending until to go after these.” January. The measure is needed, Taylor also approved an agree- Taylor said, to give the Georgia De- ment with Croy Engineering to partment of Transportation (GDOT) conduct a traffi c study at several more time to acquire properties Highway 41 intersection points in before work on the proposed $113 Adairsville. The commissioner’s million Rome-Cartersville Devel- offi ce, Olson said, has fi elded many opment Corridor project begins. phone calls from residents con- “We’re just trying to prevent cerned about access to Adairsville developments from happening,” High and Adairsville Middle. Taylor said. “The State would, of “There have been some folks course, have to take down homes who have asked could we push a and buildings and whatever.” new road straight through in front of those entrances,” Olson said. Other items of interest from Wednes- “We thought we would gather day morning’s meeting include: some data on the traffi c fl ow pat- — Taylor approved the accep- terns and see what solutions would tance of Boyd Morris Drive into work best to help in the traffi c situ- the County road system. ation off that highway.” — Taylor approved a contract Also approved was a $42,906 with All Top Roofi ng to replace the agreement with Georgia Power to roof at Fire Station No. 8 in Pine relocate utility lines at the Hamilton Log for $16,350. Crossing Elementary roundabout, — Taylor approved the surplussing as well as an agreement with Geor- of a 2000 Ford ambulance, a 2003 gia Power to install lighting at both Ford Taurus, a 2007 Ford Crown that roundabout and the one near Victoria, a 2008 Ford Crown Victoria Cass High School at Colonel Way. and a Cummins Inc. generator. “We will pay them a monthly fee, — Taylor approved a quitclaim they’ll install the lines and maintain deed for a remnant parcel to Fox- them,” Olson said. “It’s sort of an fi eld Bartow, LLC. “They bought all-in-one single package deal.” 700 acres from Anheuser-Busch, Taylor also authorized the in- all there along Cass-White Road,” vestment of certain County bank Olson said. “They found a strange proceeds into Georgia Fund 1. little remnant that we didn’t show “That’s a fund maintained by the as the County owning … there’s Treasury of the State of Georgia, no road there, it’s just a little elbow and for many years, of course, it that doesn’t go anywhere, so we’re paid like 0.1%,” Olson said. “But in abandoning that to them.” 6A Sunday, August 11, 2019 Businesswww.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News CUTTING THE RIBBON

CARTERSVILLE-BARTOW COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/SPECIAL Left, Sage Cottage — an event location on a peaceful oasis nestled on over 12 acres, surrounded by an idyllic wooded setting — held a ribbon cutting this week. Right, PharmRx held a ribbon cutting on Thursday at its location at 137 East Felton Road, Cartersville. PharmRx is an independent pharmacy providing personalized and professional healthcare services beyond prescription to its customers.

Nida Financial Group welcomes fi nancial advisor Keeney Mike Smith joins North

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Market strategies: 3 ways to play defense in your stock portfolio Defensive investment strate- conservative risk tolerance, one of market conditions. Value stocks gies share a common goal — to these defensive strategies may help are associated with companies that help a portfolio better weather an you manage risk while maintain- appear to be undervalued by the economic downturn and/or bouts ing a robust equity portfolio. market or are in an out-of-favor in- of market volatility. But there are dustry. These stocks may be priced some key differences, including the Tilt toward value lower than might be expected in specifi c criteria by which particular Growth and value are opposite relation to their earnings, assets, or stocks are selected. If you are near- investment styles that tend to per- Moore ing retirement or just have a more form differently under different SEE MOORE, PAGE 7A THE WEEK IN REVIEW

STOCK MARKET INDEXES STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST MUTUAL FUNDS Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init Wk Wk YTD Wk Wk YTD Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt Dow Jones industrials -767.26 311.78 -22.45 371.12 -90.75 Name Ex Div Last Chg %Chg %Chg Name Ex Div Last Chg %Chg %Chg American Funds AmrcnBalA m MA 71,584 27.38 -0.3 +4.6/B +7.7/A 5.75 250 Close: 26,287.44 AT&T Inc NY 2.04 34.54 +.37 +1.1 +21.0 Hormel s NY .84 41.71 +.35 +0.8 -2.3 American Funds CptlIncBldrA m IH 64,515 60.43 -1.4 +2.9/B +4.2/B 5.75 250 AbbottLab NY 1.28 86.62 +.80 +0.9 +19.8 Intel NA 1.26 45.98 -2.38 -4.9 -2.0 1-week change: -197.56 (-0.7%) American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 89,876 49.57 -2.7 +0.2/E +11.3/C 5.75 250 MON TUES WED THUR FRI AMD NA ... 34.19 +4.75 +16.1 +85.2 IntPap NY 2.00 39.85 -2.29 -5.4 -1.3 American Funds IncAmrcA m AL 73,593 22.39 -0.9 +3.5/A +5.9/C 5.75 250 28,000 Allstate NY 2.00 104.09 -.42 -0.4 +26.0 JohnJn NY 3.80 132.04 +.97 +0.7 +2.3 American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 61,029 37.73 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Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 110,756 108.18 -4.1 -5.3/C +2.1/B NL 100,000,000 Darden NY 3.52 122.43 +2.34 +1.9 +22.6 SiriusXM NA .05 6.12 -.20 -3.2 +7.2 2,053.00 1,565.76 S&P MidCap 1,901.33 -13.20 -.69 +14.33 -4.74 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 141,678 16.17 -4.1 -5.4/C +2.0/C NL 0 Deere NY 3.04 154.84 -3.86 -2.4 +3.8 SnapInc A n NY ... 16.98 -.05 -0.3 +208.2 31,168.59 24,129.49 Wilshire 5000 29,945.65 -175.25 -.58 +16.30 +1.28 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 236,321 72.47 -2.0 +3.2/C +10.4/A NL 3,000 Disney NY 1.76 138.52 -3.19 -2.3 +26.3 SouthnCo NY 2.48 58.33 +.97 +1.7 +32.8 1,742.09 1,266.93 Russell 2000 1,513.04 -20.62 -1.34 +12.20 -10.30 Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 141,496 72.49 -2.0 +3.2/C +10.4/A NL 5,000,000 Dropbox n NA ... 18.71 -4.31 -18.7 -8.4 SwstnEngy NY ... 1.90 -.16 -7.8 -44.3 10,426.99 7,674.91 Lipper Growth Index 10,052.57 -2.11 -.02 +22.31 +5.77 Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 130,900 72.44 -2.0 +3.1/C +10.3/B NL 3,000 Dupont rs NY .30 69.04 -.01 ...... 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ExxonMbl NY 3.48 70.84 -.91 -1.3 +3.9 Uber Tch n NY ... 40.05 -.35 -0.9 -3.7 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) ACTIVES ($1 OR MORE) Farfetch n NY ... 10.13 -9.36 -48.0 -42.8 USSteel NY .20 12.05 -1.22 -9.2 -33.9 VerizonCm NY 2.41 55.78 +.19 +0.3 -.8 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Last Chg %Chg Name Vol (000s) Last Chg FordM NY .60 9.45 +.17 +1.8 +23.5 MONEY RATES CURRENCIES FrptMcM NY .20 9.75 -.55 -5.3 -5.4 ViewRay n NA ... 3.10 -5.54 -64.1 -48.9 Allakos n 84.88 +53.88 +173.8 GlycoMim 3.17 -5.96 -65.3 AMD 495,634 34.19 +4.75 FuelCell rs NA ... .35 +.01 +2.1 -94.8 WalMart NY 2.12 107.28 -1.59 -1.5 +15.2 Last Pvs Week Last Pvs Day ArcadB rsn 4.51 +2.49 +123.3 ViewRay n 3.10 -5.54 -64.1 ChesEng 375,333 1.44 -.20 GenElec NY .04 9.15 -.85 -8.5 +20.9 WellsFargo NY 2.04 46.30 -.63 -1.3 +.5 Prime Rate 5.25 5.25 Australia 1.4723 1.4694 Corindus n 4.28 +1.89 +79.1 BlRidgAc n 4.45 -5.84 -56.8 BkofAm 349,297 28.33 -1.05 Goodyear NA .64 12.22 -.51 -4.0 -40.1 Wendys Co NA .40 19.84 +1.75 +9.7 +27.1 Discount Rate 2.75 2.75 Britain 1.2056 1.2133 WDigital NA 2.00 54.26 -.13 -0.2 +46.8 OwensMin 4.66 +1.78 +61.8 Cars.cm 9.03 -9.01 -49.9 GenElec 348,523 9.15 -.85 HP Inc NY .64 19.28 -.86 -4.3 -5.8 Federal Funds Rate 2.00-2.25 2.00-2.25 Canada 1.3208 1.3239 Hallibrtn NY .72 19.52 -1.48 -7.0 -26.6 Yamana g NY .02 3.46 +.30 +9.5 +46.6 TherapMD 3.10 +1.08 +53.5 RexahnPh rs 2.50 -2.45 -49.5 FordM 211,893 9.45 +.17 Treasuries Euro .8923 .8940 HomeDp NY 5.44 210.02 -2.13 -1.0 +22.2 YangRvPt n NA ... .72 +.29 +66.3 -81.9 ParatekPh 4.65 +1.57 +51.0 PlayAGS n 9.17 -8.92 -49.3 Apple Inc 192,182 200.99 -2.26 3-month 1.95 2.01 Japan 105.57 105.95 TwoRvrBc 20.40 +6.54 +47.2 Farfetch n 10.13 -9.36 -48.0 Microsoft 189,031 137.71 +.81 6-month 1.89 1.96 Mexico 19.4192 19.4634 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with VitaminSh 6.42 +2.04 +46.6 MMTec n 5.31 -4.54 -46.1 TevaPhrm 168,227 7.02 -.84 SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year. 5-year 1.56 1.66 Switzerlnd .9723 .9752 rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankrupt- 10-year 1.73 1.85 IFresh h 2.60 +.82 +46.1 GTT Comm 6.71 -5.05 -42.9 Pfizer 165,982 36.35 -1.65 British pound expressed in U.S. dollars. 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He told us to be there at 9:30 a.m., and the property. That was something I was not mental- the constable hovered close to the tenant he said he would only be available for The fi rst thing we did when we got ly prepared for. Since we had never done to make sure we were protected, and he English about an hour so we should bring ample there was survey the scene and get a an occupied sit-out, I thought the con- kept the peace. help. game plan. Once we did, we worked stable would remove the tenant when we Finally, we learned that clearing a From Page 6A You see, the constable’s job is to keep methodically, room by room, to clear the got there and then we would go to work. house during a sit-out takes longer than This time, however, the tenants hadn’t the peace during the sit-out process. So, house. One thing we neglected to do was That was not the case. The tenant sat in you think. The constable advised us vacated the property, and they had made when dealing with someone who doesn’t take into consideration a waterbed that his recliner, beside one of the exit doors, to plan for an hour. We were there for it clear they didn’t have plans to do so. want to leave, it’s best if we do all we was on site. We had to drain it, which the entire time we were working. That three-and-a-half hours with fi ve workers For us, this was a very uncomfortable need to do while the constable is avail- took forever. We should have started means we were walking past him con- in 95-degree heat. I brought drinks, but I situation, but a good learning lesson. To- able to be on site. with it fi rst. stantly. And as the day progressed, he didn’t think to bring any food. Needless day, I want to share with you some of the Next, we learned we needed to have Next, we took any fi rearms we found became more and more cantankerous. to say, our energy was gone by the time things we learned. a game plan for all that had to be done to the constable. We learned that he We also learned to keep working and we fi nished. First, we went to magistrate’s offi ce to once we got to the sit-out. We brought would make sure they were completely be professional. The tenant was mutter- talk to the constable prior to the sit-out. lots of husky trash bags and work gloves, unloaded and then hold onto them until ing — and sometimes not muttering — — Joe and Ashley English invest in The reason for this was that we wanted along with two large, fl at trailers and a the sit-out was complete. After that time, obscenities at us. But we wore thick skin real estate in Northwest Georgia. For to fi nd out what his expectations were total of fi ve hands (thanks to Michael he would return them to the tenant, who, and stayed professional. more information or to ask a question, and how we might work best with him. Hicks) to remove the possessions from by the way, was present the entire time. This situation was uncomfortable. But go to www.cashfl owwithjoe.com.

Seek dividends vestments may become more appealing, losses during a downswing — and thus conditions. Whereas stock prices are often un- placing downward pressure on dividend would have less ground to regain when Moore predictable and may be infl uenced by stocks. the market turns upward again. Mutual funds and exchange-traded factors that do not refl ect a company’s The return and principal value of all funds are sold by prospectus. Please From Page 6A fi scal strength (or weakness), dividend Temper volatility investments fl uctuate with changes in consider the investment objectives, growth potential, but the broader mar- payments tend to be steadier and more All stocks are volatile to some de- market conditions. risks, charges, and expenses carefully ket is expected to eventually recognize directly refl ect a company’s fi nancial gree, but some have been less volatile Shares, when sold, may be worth before investing. The prospectus, which the company’s full potential. position. Comparing current dividend historically than others. Certain mu- more or less than their original cost. contains this and other information Established companies are more like- yields, and a company’s history of divi- tual funds and exchange-traded funds Investing in dividends is a long-term about the investment company, can be ly than younger companies to be con- dend increases, can be helpful in decid- (ETFs) labeled “minimum volatility” or commitment. obtained from your fi nancial profes- sidered value stocks. These fi rms may ing whether to invest in a stock or stock “low volatility” are constructed with an The amount of a company’s dividend sional. Be sure to read the prospectus be more conservative with spending fund. eye toward reducing risk during periods can fl uctuate with earnings, which are carefully before deciding whether to and emphasize paying dividends over The fl ip side is that dividend-paying of market turbulence. infl uenced by economic, market and invest. reinvesting profi ts. Unlike value stocks, stocks may not have as much growth One commonly used measure of a political events. Dividends are typically growth stocks may be priced higher in potential as non-dividend payers, and stock or stock fund’s volatility is its not guaranteed and could be changed or — Bart Moore is a fi nancial advisor relation to current earnings or assets, so there are times when dividend stocks beta, which is typically published with eliminated. with Raymond James at 100 W. Cher- investors are essentially paying a pre- may drag down, not boost, portfolio other information about an investment. Low-volatility funds vary widely in okee Ave., Cartersville, and can be mium for growth potential. This is one performance. For example, dividend The U.S. stock market as a whole is their objectives and strategies. There reached at 770-382-2124. This article reason why growth stocks are typical- stocks can be sensitive to interest rate generally considered to have a beta of is no guarantee that they will main- is furnished by Broadridge Investor ly considered to carry higher risk than changes. When rates rise, the higher 1.0. In theory, an investment with a beta tain a more conservative level of risk, Communications Solutions, Inc., to be value stocks. yields of lower risk fi xed-income in- of 0.8 might experience only 80% of especially during extreme market used by Raymond James advisors.

Melissa Dawn Gaddis, of 208 Jeffrey Wayne Lewis, of 1807 195 Fairburn Road B6, Atlanta, was Woodland Way NW, Cartersville, Old Dalton Road, Rome, was arrested and charged with possession BARTOW was held on bondsman off bond. boarded at the jail. of cocaine with intent to distribute; purchase, possess, manufacture, dis- Stephanie Lynn Groover, of 77 Tommy Gene Little, of 25 Jones tribute or sale of marijuana; willful ob- BLOTTER Oak Leaf Drive SW, Cartersville, St. NW, Cartersville, was arrested struction of law enforcement officers; was arrested and charged with driv- and charged with theft by taking. giving false information to a law en- The following information — ing under the infl uence of drugs. forcement officer; and parole violation. names, photos, addresses, charges Garry John May, of 7 Litchfi eld St. and other details — was taken di- Douglas Grant Henderson, of SE, Cartersville, was arrested and Allen Tyree Triplet, of 1602 rectly from Bartow County Sher- 4133 Hall St. SE, Acworth, was was charged with probation violation. High St., Rome, was arrested and iff’s Offi ce jail records. Not every arrested and charged with probation charged with probation violation. arrest leads to a conviction, and violation and bondsman off bond. Annie Marie Parker, of Carters- a conviction or acquittal is deter- ville, was held on a Superior Court Sherry Lisa Wheeler, of 224 Ridge mined by the court system. Axal Lopez Hernandez, of 3211 sentence. Road, Villa Rica, was arrested and 14th Ave., Chattanooga, Tennessee, charged with probation violation. EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bartow was arrested and charged with driv- James Eric Peloquin, of 843 County Sheriff’s Offi ce is having er must move over for emergency Bracket Road, Resaca, was arrest- April Michelle White, of 191 Rob- technical diffi culties and arrest vehicles, open container violation ed and charged with probation vi- ert St. SE, Summerville, was held photos are currently unavailable. and driving without a valid license. olation and driving while license is on a Superior Court sentence. suspended or revoked. August 9 Skyler Matthew Huber, of 704 Angel Diana Wooten, of 1022 Park Bridge, Acworth, was arrest- Robert Lee Smallwood, of 110 Rosewood Lane SE, Cartersville, Charla Victoria Barnette, of 424 ed and charged with criminal tres- E. Porter St. SE, Cartersville, was was held on a an agency assist. Griffi n Road NW, Cartersville, pass-damage to private property. held on a drug court sanction. was arrested and charged with pro- bation violation. Valerie Yuvance Jackson, of David Leslie Smith, of 1400 Joe 116 Prattling Court, Atlanta, was Frank Harris Parkway was held on Larry Ryoung Blandburg, of 36 arrested and charged with giving bondsman off bond. Wyndham Court SE, Cartersville, false information to a law enforce- was arrested and charged with ment offi cer and driving with an Erin Grace Stewart, of 34 Wes- reckless driving, driving without expired license plate. ley Trace SE, Cartersville, was a valid license, failure to maintain arrested and charged with theft by lane and driving under the infl u- Melissa Nicole Jones, of 100 receiving stolen property. ence of alcohol. Brandon Farm Road SW 9, Tay- lorsville, was boarded at the jail. Anthony Eugene Thompson, of Roger Dale Broadrick, of 60 Ross- er Road, Trion, was arrested and charged with probation violation.

Travis Jarrell Chisum, of 66 Westside Chase SW, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with criminal trespass-damage to pri- vate property.

Thomas Lewis Disher III, of 17 Mountain Ridge Road NE, While, was arrested and charged with vio- lating a family violence order.

Andrea Meagan Farrell, of 9 William Drive NE, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with speeding, failure to maintain lane, two counts of driving under the in- fl uence-endangering a child under the age of 14 and driving under the infl uence of alcohol.

Jaron Dewey Felix, of 21 Town Creek Lane NW, Adairsville, was arrested and charged with driving without a valid license.

Jeremiah Shemarr Franklin, of 4938 Baker Plantation Way, Acworth, was arrested and charged with criminal trespass.

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day, there ends up being some fi ce almost 2½ years ago. signments were “well-designed students who are unsure of their “Interacting with students and to support all student and family First Day street address, which delays our parents on a more routine ba- needs,” Gibson said the school getting them on the correct bus, sis has felt like home,” he said. “did not encounter any issues.” From Page 1A but we had our afternoon bus “Being in the building with the “Class changes, lunch and Students also saw the Miner load rolling at 3:53 p.m. so we opportunity to infl uence our next transportation all fl owed well,” Family T-shirt and RT pin that call that a ‘win’ on Day One,” he generation and champion their he said. “I am extremely proud each of them was to receive said. growth and development is one of our team – every single de- Thursday so they could wear The total fi rst-day enrollment, of the major joys of the educa- partment was driven and honed them at the fi rst-ever Spirit Day including pre-K, for Bartow tion profession.” in on the details of the day to Friday. County schools was 12,542, ac- Gibson described CMS’s fi rst ensure it was a smooth transition Page said the excitement cording to central offi ce records. day of the 2019-20 school year into the school year, and they throughout the school was “con- Cass High had the largest as “virtually fl awless” and “a more than exceeded.” tagious.” high school enrollment at 1,440, tremendous success.” The total fi rst-day enrollment “And when we saw the fi rst followed by Woodland High at “Our students were attentive for Cartersville was 4,498, with student walk down the hall wear- 1,283 and Adairsville High at and engaged; our staff was la- 1,430 students at the high school, ing a Red Top Middle School RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS 830. ser-focused on beginning the 1,048 students at the middle T-shirt with pride and owner- Red Top Middle School science teacher Mercedes Woodyard The four middle school totals school year on the right note; school, 960 students at the ele- ship, it made myself, as well as helps eighth-grade student Douglas Fernandez with his sched- were Cass at 929, Adairsville at and there was a palpable ex- mentary school, 932 students at ule Wednesday morning, the fi rst day of class for Bartow Coun- administrators, happy and eager ty schools. 801, Woodland at 703 and Red citement in the air,” he said. the primary school and 128 stu- to start another year of fi rsts,” he Top at 554. “Our incredible team of teach- dents in pre-K, according to cen- said. Traffi c, particularly on Old of school I can remember.” First-day enrollment, includ- ers and staff worked so dili- tral offi ce records. The biggest problem the Mill Road in front of Carters- “The staff was ready, and the ing pre-K, for the 12 elementary gently to prepare for the first The system also ran 27 bus- school system faced was AT&T ville Primary and Elementary students came in excited and schools ranged from 736 stu- day and the days to come, and es and supplied 880 breakfasts issues that led to internet and schools, also is “consistently a ready to learn,” she said. “We dents at Adairsville to 362 stu- it was truly showcased in every and 2,568 lunches to students phone services being “temporar- concern” for Feuerbach and oth- also had a couple fi refi ghters dents at Emerson. aspect of the school day. Our Wednesday. ily unavailable late in the day” at er district offi cials, who are “the from Station 4 at the school to At Cartersville Middle, new students were respectful and Enrollment totals for both sys- Woodland Middle and Euharlee fi rst to look at our areas of im- greet our boys and girls.” Principal Matt Gibson experi- worked hard for six periods. tems were preliminary fi gures Elementary, Page said. provement,” he said. There weren’t any problems, enced his fi rst opening day of We are confidently considering and are likely to fl uctuate over “As a result, we sent an alter- “However, the traffi c on Old other than “a few parents with school since moving to the Bar- it a win.” the next several days as new stu- native phone number to fami- Mill Road and our bus times tears about leaving their little tow County system’s central of- Because his staff’s duty as- dents continue to trickle in. lies through School Messenger were outstanding,” he said. ones,” but they left happy after in case there were last-minute “Our school administrators and visiting the PTO’s Cheers and transportation concerns,” he car-duty monitors did a great Tears table for “coffee, a muffi n said. job at keeping the fl ow of traffi c and some reassurance,” Marley The traffi c situation at Cass moving on each school’s cam- added. High/White Elementary and pus, and the addition of a second Dickey said he was “defi nitely Hamilton Crossing Elementary Cartersville police offi cer di- more prepared as a principal” to due to the roundabouts being recting traffi c outside CPS was open the rebranded RTMS. constructed near those entranc- extremely helpful.” “My fi rst opening day as a es not being fi nished yet “went First-year Principal Teri Mar- principal [at Woodland Middle] as well as could be expected, ley said her opening day as head four years ago was fi lled with thanks to the Bartow County of Allatoona Elementary, where nervous anticipation,” he said. Road Department and [school] she once was the assistant prin- “[Wednesday] was excited an- administrators,” Page said. cipal, was a “homecoming of ticipation. There were no nerves “They were very proactive sorts” for her. at all, just excitement and eager- from the beginning, providing “I love it at Allatoona,” she ness to share the great things our families with continuous said. “I remembered some of the that our Miners have here at Red information on traffi c-fl ow pat- older students, and they remem- Top.” terns and video demonstrations,” bered me. We had a fabulous The staff encountered only he said. “Cass High School Prin- fi rst day of school. It was so ex- typical fi rst-day issues, like get- cipal Steve Revard even brought citing to have the children back ting lost students to the right in the president of Southland En- in the building.” homeroom in the morning and gineering to speak with student Marley said Wednesday was on the right bus in the afternoon, drivers.” “one of the smoothest fi rst days Dickey said. “At the end of the 5 DAY FORECAST

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BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN Sequoyah Classic [email protected]

A trio of Bartow County volleyball teams competed in the fi rst-ever STAFF REPORT Welcome to the Jungle tournament Saturday at Adairsville, and while Before the season even started, Cartersville head volleyball none of the three advanced beyond the semifi nals, each local coach coach Dutch Cothran said his team could take some “knocks” saw signs that this season could be a step in the right direction for their in the fi rst week of the campaign. The hope is that only the respective program. Canes’ record has been dinged by a 1-5 start to the year. Woodland and Cass each advanced to the eight-team tourney’s semi- After dropping its fi rst two matches of the Sequoyah Classic fi nals. Adairsville bowed out in the quarterfi nal round that followed on Friday night, Cartersville went 0-2 again Saturday to fi nish a round-robin, pool-play portion. Entering bracket play, the Wildcats winless in the loaded tournament. The Canes battled against were the No. 3 seed, the Colonels were seeded fi fth and the Tigers were a pair of Class 7A foes Saturday, but Cothran’s group fell 25- the eighth seed. 20, 23-25, 15-9 to East Coweta and 25-20, 25-14 to Hillgrove. Woodland wound up 3-2 after posting a 2-1 pool-play record and In Cartersville’s fi nal pool play match, it was the same story reaching the semis. The Wildcats knocked off its county brethren but as so many other games in the early goings — untimely errors fell to the Longhorns in their pool. David Condon’s team rallied past — that cost the Canes. North Murray in the quarterfi nals but couldn’t quite match the feat in a Lauren Wenzell continued her great showing in the tourney semifi nal loss to Fannin County. with a double-double of 12 kills and 11 digs. She also chipped Saturday’s handful of games marked the beginning of Woodland’s in with three aces. Anna Grace Brock just missed matching regular season. There were certainly some positives to take from the Wenzell’s feat, fi nishing with 10 kills and nine digs, while experience, along with several points of emphasis in hopes of improv- adding four kills. Macey Vaughn dished out 24 assists. ing. A severe height disadvantage meant Cartersville was fi ght- Condon said inconsistency plagued his team throughout the day. ing uphill against Hillgrove. Wenzell (8 kills, 12 digs, 2 aces), “I’m sure everybody experienced that,” he said. “Hopefully, we’ll Brock (5 kills, 10 digs) and Vaughn (15 assists) still managed iron some of those things out, working with a new rotation. We had to put up solid numbers in the straight-sets defeat. spurts where we had really great effort and focus, and some where we Next up for the Canes is a tri-match Tuesday at Northwest didn’t. We saw a lot of good things, so hopefully, we’ve got a lot of stuff Whitfi eld. North Murray will be the third team. to build on.” “The bad news about this tournament is our record took a Meanwhile, Cass fi nished the day with a 2-3 record, defeating Adairs- hit,” Cothran said. “The good news is that we played some ville in pool play and Sonoraville in the quarterfi nals. The Colonels fell good teams from the bigger classifi cations, so we’ll be ready to Region 7-AAAAA rivals Woodland and Kell (twice). to play good teams in 4A when that time comes. Compared to Cass’ setbacks Thursday night to Calhoun and Pep- “I saw a lot of things for us to work on, so I’m going to spend perell to start the year, Saturday’s showing was a massive step forward. [Sunday] working on some practice plans so we can attack our “I think we did a lot better [Saturday],” Potter said. “We played well weaknesses Monday at practice.” in the pool play. We played Kell twice and did much better the second time. They’re an awesome team all the time. I was really proud of that.” For the tournament hosts, an 0-4 showing wasn’t ideal, but consider- ing the Tigers faced only Class 5A teams, including eventual champion Kell twice, it was somewhat to be expected. “I think we did a lot of learning,” Adairsville head coach Kailey Vaughn Martin said. “There were a lot of positive things. We defi nitely have a lot of stuff that we can work on. I’m proud of them. “Compared to last year, it’s tenfold better. That’s all I can ask for — improvement, learning. That’s what we do every day. We set some goals, we accomplish those goals, and now we go on and set some more goals.” Like with Woodland, Saturday also served as the season-opening set of matches for Adairsville, and the atmosphere seemed to get the better of the Tigers. However, the tourney should serve as a teachable moment moving forward. “I think we had a lot of nerves,” Vaughn Martin said. “We have four seniors, and the rest are underclassmen. There’s a lot of nerves, a lot of stuff we have to get used to. Seeing a varsity court for the fi rst time is BRYNN ANDERSON/AP defi nitely a learning experience. I think they handled it the best they Atlanta Braves’ Ronald Acuna Jr. celebrates in the dug- could for now.” out after scoring during the eighth inning of a baseball During Saturday’s matches, Vaughn Martin saw a couple of offen- game against the Miami Marlins Saturday in Miami. sive bright spots in Kaydee Huskins and Autumn Henderson. But the Tigers’ standout player was certainly libero Aaliyah Applin. “She’s unstoppable and a solid defensive player,” Vaughn Martin said of the junior. “She’s our captain. She keeps the team up. She’s usually Marlins rally from silent, but somehow she manages to keep everyone else as loud as pos- sible and on their toes.” Potter praised the effort and leadership of his four seniors — Mad- 4-run defi cit and ison Philpott, Riley Nelson, Makina Gorham and Keegan Krause. He hopes their infl uence on the team helps bring the underclassmen along through the rest of the season. beat Braves, 7-6 There was already some of that on display Saturday, especially against a solid Sonoraville team. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “They’re non-regional matches, and a lot of people say, ‘Well, they Martin Prado hit a sacrifi ce fl y that scored Harold Ramirez don’t really mean anything,’” Potter said of his team’s early games. “As in the bottom of the 10th inning as the Miami Marlins rallied far as the standings go, I guess they really don’t. But we haven’t really for a 7-6 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday night. been practicing all that long, so to show improvement over any short Playing in front of a season-high home crowd of 29,720, the Mar- period of time is a good thing. I think we’re on the road to being much lins erased a 6-2 defi cit by scoring four in the bottom of the ninth. better.” Ramirez led off the 10th with a single off Atlanta reliever Woodland used a well-rounded arsenal to remain competitive in vir- Sean Newcomb (5-2). Ramirez advanced two bases on an er- tually every match, although the Wildcats were prone to slow starts. rant pickoff throw by Newcomb. Prado lifted a fl y ball deep to They overcame a 25-14 fi rst-set defeat with wins of 25-17 and 15-11 to left fi eld that scored Ramirez with the winning run. move past No. 6 seed North Murray. Woodland tried the same tactic Jeff Brigham (2-1) pitched a perfect 10th for the win. against second-seeded Fannin County but suffered a 25-10, 25-22 loss. Miami tied it at 6 in the ninth when Starlin Castro hit a two- “Both times, we came out fl at, and that’s always frustrating, especial- run double with the bases loaded off Atlanta reliever Shane ly when you’re trying to coach that out of the girls,” Condon said. “... Greene. Miami’s Isan Diaz attempted to score from fi rst on They responded both times, so that was pleasing that they will respond. the hit but was thrown out at the plate on shortstop Charlie I’ve had teams before that haven’t responded as well, so I was really Culberson’s relay throw from left-fi elder Adam Duvall. A vid- pleased with that.” eo review confi rmed the call. Sydney Molinaro fi nished the day with 20 kills and the same number of digs. The junior also added 43 assists, 10 aces and fi ve blocks. Senior SEE BRAVES, PAGE 3B Caroline Gore paced the offense with 34 kills, while chipping in with 11 digs and seven aces. Lauren Morris posted at least fi ve assists in three different games, in- cluding 10 in the victory over the Mountaineers; Grace Webb had four kills apiece in each bracket-play game; and Emmalee Cigainero totaled Wheeler, Dupree help six kills, fi ve aces and nine digs in the wins over Adairsville and Cass. Playing in a tournament on the fi rst weekend of the regular season isn’t something Condon normally likes to do. He saw this tourney as a Fever hand struggling chance he couldn’t pass up this year — and probably won’t in the future. “We, honestly, do like to play [a tournament] a little bit later into Dream 9th straight loss August,” Condon said. “It’s closer to county and kind of leads into re- gion [play]. It just worked out. We always want to play here, and when THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Adairsville contacted us and told us they were going to have it, we defi - INDIANAPOLIS — Erica Wheeler had 19 points and sev- nitely wanted to take advantage of that. I think it’s a great experience. en assists, Candice Dupree added 16 points and nine rebounds “Everything, for the most part, ran pretty close to being on time. One and the Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta 87-82 on Saturday to of the courts got a little behind, because it was going to three sets every hand the Dream their ninth consecutive loss. single match. But mostly everything has been on time, which is good Teaira McCowan had 13 points, Natalie Achonwa 12 and because we’ve been to some that run late, late, late. That’s never good. Kelsey Mitchell 10 — including eight in the fourth quarter. If they have this again next year, we’ll defi nitely look into attending.” Brittney Sykes hit a 3-pointer to give Atlanta a nine-point lead with three minutes left in the third quarter, but the Fever (9-16) scored 22 of the next 30 points to make it 71-66 midway through the fourth quarter. Atlanta, which came in shooting a WNBA-worst 36.3% RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS from the fi eld this season, shot 51.1% through the fi rst three Top right, Cass sophomore Kya Perkinson connects on a shot quarters before making just 6 of 20 from the fi eld in the against Sonoraville in the quarterfi nals of the Welcome to the fourth. The Dream shot 43.9% overall, snapping a streak of Jungle tournament Saturday at Adairsville. The Colonels won eight consecutive games shooting less than 40%. the match 25-21, 25-17 and fi nished 2-3 on the day. Middle right, Tiffany Hayes led Atlanta (5-19) with a career-high 34 Woodland senior Grace Webb spikes the ball during a match Saturday. The Wildcats posted a 3-2 record and also reached points. The Dream made a season-high 12 3-pointers but were the tournament’s semifi nals. Bottom right, Adairsville sopho- outscored 21-12 at the free-throw line and committed 15 turn- more Kaylee Jordan goes up for a kill during a match Saturday. overs. The Tigers fi nished 0-4 in the tournament with each loss com- Atlanta is winless since beating the Minnesota Lynx 60-53 ing against a Class 5A opponent. on July 12 and has lost six in a row on the road. 2B Sunday, August 11, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Patrick Reed takes 1-shot lead at FedEx Cup opener

BY DOUG FERGUSON now it’s just go out and stick to son with a trip to East Lake for Masters in 2018. AP Golf Writer the game plan tomorrow and the FedEx Cup fi nale. There was nothing fancy about hopefully Sunday we have a He still has one round left and his golf, which is how he likes it. JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Patrick chance to win the golf tourna- a big crowd in front of him. He poured in an 18-foot bird- Reed is fi nally being rewarded ment.” Reed was at 14-under 199 and ie putt on No. 3, used his short with good scores, and he hopes Dustin Johnson and Jordan will be paired in the fi nal group game to secure birdies on the par it can be enough to turn around Spieth, playing in the fi nal group, with Ancer, who had a 68 as he 5s and fi nished with a wedge to his season. lost ground on a blustery day at tries to deliver good golf at the 10 feet for his fi fth birdie on No. He is winless in the last 16 Liberty National. right time. 17. months dating to the 2018 Mas- Johnson, twice a winner of Ancer, who won the Austra- His biggest trouble was on the ters. this FedEx Cup playoffs open- lian Open late last year, is No. 15th hole, where he went from He hasn’t missed the Tour er, didn’t make a birdie until the 67 in the FedEx Cup. The top 70 a fairway bunker into the trees Championship in fi ve years, and 10th hole, and then saw his round advance to the BMW Champion- right of the fairway, hit to the started the FedEx Cup playoffs fall apart with four bogeys over ship next week at Medinah, but a back of the green some 65 feet at No. 50, leaving him little room the last six holes for a 74 that good fi nish could sew up a spot away from the front pin and had for a bad week. He is in danger of dropped him fi ve shots behind. in the Tour Championship and to hole a 5-foot putt to escape being left off a U.S. team for the Spieth began his round by hit- make him eligible for all the ma- with bogey. fi rst time since his rookie season ting his tee shot into the water, jors next year. He said changing to a softer in 2013. lost ground and momentum with There’s more. He is No. 10 in golf ball might have helped. He Reed put himself in position a sloppy double bogey — his fi rst the Presidents Cup standings, did that last Sunday and closed to change his outlook Saturday of the week — from the fairway and Sunday could go a long way with a 63 at the Wyndham Cham- with a 4-under 67, giving him a on No. 7 and recorded only two in returning to Australia as part pionship, and then followed with one-shot lead over Abraham An- birdies in his round of 74. It was of the International team. rounds of 66-66-67. cer of Mexico going into the fi nal his second straight Saturday “The only thing I have to wor- “It’s going the right direction,” round of The Northern Trust. swoon, and this one could be ry about is still play some good he said. “I feel like I’m doing a CHRIS PEDOTA/THE RECORD VIA AP Patrick Reed approaches the fourth green during the Northern “It’s close and it feels good,” costly. He is No. 69 in the Fe- golf tomorrow and that will take lot of things well. I just need to Trust golf tournament at Liberty National Golf Course Saturday Reed said. “Feels like this has dEx Cup, and a strong fi nish this care of itself,” Ancer said. “I’m go out and give myself opportu- in Jersey City, New Jersey. been coming for some time, and week could help salvage his sea- trying not to think about that nities.” that much. I know it’s there and I The Presidents Cup is on his obviously think about it, but I’m mind, too. just focusing on trying to do ev- Reed has played for every U.S. erything I can to just play a good, team dating to 2014. He is No. solid round tomorrow.” 17 in the U.S. standings, though A dozen players were separat- a victory would only move him ed by fi ve shots going into the to No. 12. The top eight after the fi nal round. BMW Championship automati- Brandt Snedeker had a pair cally qualify. of eagles in his round of 63 that If he was thinking about that left him two shots behind, along Saturday, it was because of the with Jon Rahm of Spain, who location. The last Presidents had a 69. Justin Rose was among Cup was at Liberty National two those another shot behind, with years ago. Rory McIlroy fi nishing with two “Probably more in the back birdies over his last three holes of my mind here because it was for a 70 to get within four shots here in 2017 and seeing the Stat- of the lead. ue of Liberty,” Reed said. “Defi - Reed is No. 50 in the FedEx nitely in the back of my mind, Cup and trying to extend his but the biggest thing is to go out streak of making the Tour Cham- and may solid golf and continue pionship every year since 2014. playing well, because the end He won this event three years of the day, the way you make it ago at Bethpage Black, and then on the team is by playing good Serving Bartow County hit a drought before winning the golf.” Playing for Popovich and Surrounding Areas big perk for USA Licensed and Insured Basketball hopefuls BY TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer

Make no mistake, the 17 players left in consideration for the Plumbing Repairs, 12 spots on the team that USA Basketball will take to the FIBA World Cup in China desperately want to play for the red, white and blue. They also want to play for Pop. Water Heaters Most of the players who went through Week 1 of training camp in Las Vegas had never previously played for new USA coach Gregg Popovich. Getting a chance to spend time with one of the best in the NBA was a significant factor in deciding if they want- and Fixture Plumbing ed to make the time commitment to play for this team. “Pop’s doing a great job of letting us know he wants us to be ourselves,” Boston guard Kemba Walker said. “It’s been every- thing I expected. He’s such a great coach, a great guy. He’s the best.” The first phase of getting ready for China was completed Fri- day night, when USA Basketball held its intrasquad scrimmage $ in Las Vegas to wrap up Week 1. The national team candidates had no trouble beating the select group of young NBA players 100 OFF brought in to challenge them over the course of the week, win- ning 97-78 in a game where the lead stretched to 30 at one point. Scrimmages in practice over the course of the week were much closer. Popovich’s messages are already starting to sink into the Any Water FREE national team. “As a team, we’re getting better,” Walker said. “We don’t have any selfish guys. Guys are going to make the right plays. We’re Heater Service Call getting better each and every day.” In practices, Popovich has been letting his assistants — Gold- en State’s Steve Kerr, Atlanta’s Lloyd Pierce and Villanova’s Jay (Installed) With Repair Wright — handle much of the coaching in scrimmages and drills. Popovich roams about, sometimes addressing the entire team at With coupon. Cannot be combined once and sometimes pulling players aside for 1-on-1 chats where With coupon. Cannot be combined he slings an arm around them and offers words of wisdom. with any other offer. Expires 8-24-19. with any other offer. Expires 8-24-19. “Playing for Gregg Popovich, I’ll do that any day of the week,” Boston’s Jaylen Brown said. Added Milwaukee center Brook Lopez: “To be playing for coach Pop, that’s always been a dream.” Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for There are still many questions about what the final roster will look like, the rotations within that roster and who will start and The Lord rather than for people. (Colossians 3:23 NLT) come off the bench. There is no question about leadership. Pop’s in charge. “He’s my favorite coach of all time,” the Los Angeles Lakers’ Kyle Kuzma said. “Growing up, I was a hoops junkie, watching a lot of the Spurs teams and he’s won at every level he’s been at. So, to be here and learn, to be around him, it’s really great.” The 17 remaining players will reconvene for Week 2 of camp Financing Available on Tuesday night in El Segundo, California. The Americans will practice for three consecutive days at the Lakers’ training fa- cility, then head to Anaheim for an exhibition against Spain on Friday. The two-week FIBA World Cup in China starts Aug. 31. Popovich expects Week 2 to be crisper, now that a foundation has been laid. “People were figuring out the terms, what things mean,” Popo- Call Us Today! vich said. “It’s like a new language for some people. It is basket- ball, but often times you use different words for different actions on the court. As they get used to that, the defense gets better. ... Now it’s just a matter of getting wiser, becoming more habitu- al, everybody reacting correctly more often. That’s what we’re looking for.” Players expect the same. “Like coach Pop said, this is just the beginning of a long jour- ney,” Utah guard Donovan Mitchell said. “I think we’re a lot clos- er after this past week than we have been. Continuing to build that relationship on and off the floor will help us communicate, help us do what we need to do to win.” The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, August 11, 2019 3B Mets surge; Astros go yard; SPORTSROUNDUP Aquino’s power

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MLB Standings A look at what’s happening Home & Away around the majors today: All Times EDT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Monday Woodland, Dade County at Gordon Central, 6 p.m. W L Pct GB METS MAGIC New York 76 41 .650 — SOFTBALL Wednesday Ace Jacob deGrom (7-7, 2.77) Tampa Bay 67 50 .573 9 Coosa at Adairsville, 5 p.m. SOFTBALL Boston 62 57 .521 15 and the streaking Mets go for their Toronto 49 71 .408 28½ Villa Rica at Cass, 5:55 p.m. Adairsville at Cartersville, 5:30 p.m. ninth straight win and a three- Baltimore 38 78 .328 37½ Central Division Woodland at East Paulding, 5:55 p.m. Thursday game sweep of Washington. W L Pct GB Tuesday SOFTBALL New York has won 15 of 16, post- Cleveland 70 46 .603 — Minnesota 70 46 .603 — SOFTBALL North Murray at Adairsville, 5:30 p.m. ing a pair of late-inning comeback Chicago 52 63 .452 17½ Central-Carrollton at Cartersville, 5:30 p.m. Cartersville at Woodland, 5:30 p.m. Kansas City 42 76 .356 29 wins this weekend at energized Citi Detroit 35 79 .307 34 Cass at Rome, 5:55 p.m. Cass at Kell, 5:55 p.m. Field. The Mets have pulled within Central Division Carrollton at Woodland, 5:55 p.m. VOLLEYBALL W L Pct GB a half-game of Washington for the Houston 77 40 .658 — VOLLEYBALL Adairsville, Pickens at Sonoraville, 6 p.m. fi rst NL wild card. Oakland 66 51 .564 11 Texas 58 58 .500 18½ Hiram, LFO at Adairsville, 5 p.m. Bremen, Villa Rica at Cartersville, 5 p.m. DeGrom is 3-0 with a 1.35 ERA Los Angeles 57 61 .483 20½ Calhoun, Armuchee at Cass, 5 p.m. Chattooga, Murray County at Woodland, 6 p.m. in his past six starts. He’ll try to Seattle 48 69 .410 29 Cartersville, Murray Co. at Northwest Whitfi eld, 5 p.m. stay hot against Aníbal Sanchez (7- Friday’s Late Games Boston 16, L.A. Angels 4 6, 3.67) in the series fi nale. Cleveland 6, Minnesota 2 ASTROS BLAST OFF Milwaukee 6, Texas 5 Coming off the highest-scoring Tampa Bay 5, Seattle 3 Saturday’s Games On the Air game in franchise history, Houston Toronto 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 L.A. Angels 12, Boston 4 NASCAR AUTO RACING 2 p.m. — The Northern Trust (CBS) tries for its ninth straight win when Kansas City 7, Detroit 0 it takes on Baltimore. Houston 23, Baltimore 2 3 p.m. — Cup Series: Consumers Energy 400 (NBCSN) GYMNASTICS Chicago White Sox 3, Oakland 2 MLB BASEBALL 4 p.m. — U.S. Championships: Day 4 (NBC) The Astros teed off at Camden Milwaukee 3, Texas 2 Yards on Saturday night, with Cleveland at Minnesota, late 1 p.m. — L.A. 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Yankees (Tanaka 7-6) at Toronto (Thornton 4-7), Houston set a team record with 13 1:07 p.m. 4:30 p.m. — World Boys championship (FOX) 8:55 a.m. — Newcastle vs. Arsenal (NBCSN) Kansas City (Junis 7-10) at Detroit (Norris 3-9), 1:10 ARENA FOOTBALL 9 a.m. — Leicester City vs. Wolves (CNBC) extra-base hits. p.m. The Orioles have allowed a ma- Cleveland (Civale 1-1) at Minnesota (Berrios 10-6), 8 p.m. — ArenaBowl XXXII (ESPN2) 11:25 a.m. — Manchester United vs. Chelsea (NBCSN) 2:10 p.m. PGA TOUR GOLF ROGERS CUP TENNIS jor league-leading 240 homers and Oakland (Bassitt 7-5) at Chicago White Sox (Giolito 12-5), 2:10 p.m. Noon — The Northern Trust (GOLF) 4 p.m. — Men’s fi nal (ESPN2) lost fi ve straight. Texas (Minor 10-6) at Milwaukee (Lyles 7-7), 2:10 p.m. Justin Verlander (15-4, 2.68 Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 10-3) at Seattle (LeBlanc 6-5), 4:10 p.m. ATLANTA 12 9 3 39 ERA), who has won his last fi ve Monday’s Games San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 1 LA Galaxy at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. New York City FC 10 4 8 38 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m., 1st game Miami 7, ATLANTA 6, 10 innings New York at Los Angeles FC, 10 p.m. starts, pitches for the AL West New York 11 9 4 37 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m., 2nd game Cincinnati 10, Chicago Cubs 1 D.C. United 9 7 9 36 leaders against Baltimore righty Texas at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Milwaukee 3, Texas 2 New England 9 9 7 34 Boston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 3 Montreal 10 12 3 33 WNBA Standings Asher Wojciechowski (2-5, 4.89 Houston at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1 Toronto FC 9 10 6 33 Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, late ERA). Orlando City 8 11 6 30 Tampa Bay at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late MAKING A NAME Today’s Games Chicago 6 10 9 27 All Times EDT Columbus 7 14 5 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE ATLANTA (Foltynewicz 3-5) at Miami (Noesi 0-1), 1:10 EASTERN CONFERENCE Reds rookie Aristides Aquino Cincinnati 5 17 3 18 East Division p.m. W L Pct GB has hit seven home runs in his fi rst W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs (Lester 9-8) at Cincinnati (Castillo 11-4), Connecticut 16 7 .696 — WESTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTA 69 50 .580 — 1:10 p.m. Washington 16 7 .696 — 10 games, tying the record set by W L T Pts Washington 61 55 .526 6½ Washington (Sanchez 7-6) at N.Y. Mets (deGrom 7-7), Chicago 14 9 .609 2 Los Angeles FC 16 3 4 52 Colorado’s Trevor Story in 2016. New York 61 56 .521 7 1:10 p.m. New York 8 14 .364 7½ Seattle 11 7 6 39 Philadelphia 60 57 .513 8 Texas (Minor 10-6) at Milwaukee (Lyles 7-7), 2:10 p.m. Indiana 9 16 .360 8 Minnesota United 11 8 5 38 Aquino connected three times Miami 44 72 .379 23½ Pittsburgh (Brault 3-1) at St. Louis (Mikolas 7-12), 2:15 ATLANTA 5 19 .208 11½ San Jose 11 7 5 38 Central Division p.m. Saturday night against the Cubs. LA Galaxy 12 10 1 37 W L Pct GB Colorado (Marquez 10-5) at San Diego (Lamet 1-2), WESTERN CONFERENCE Real Salt Lake 11 9 4 37 With those whiplash swings, the Chicago 63 54 .538 — 3:40 p.m. W L Pct GB FC Dallas 10 9 6 36 Milwaukee 62 56 .525 1½ Arizona (Leake 9-8) at L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 11-2), 4:10 Las Vegas 15 9 .625 — 25-year-old outfi elder who strug- Portland 9 9 4 31 St. Louis 60 55 .522 2 p.m. Los Angeles 14 8 .636 — Houston 9 12 3 30 gled to escape the lowest levels of Cincinnati 56 59 .487 6 Philadelphia (Arrieta 8-8) at San Francisco (Menez Seattle 13 11 .542 2 Sporting Kansas City 7 10 7 28 Pittsburgh 48 68 .414 14½ 0-1), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 12 11 .522 2½ minor league ball has become an Vancouver 5 11 9 24 West Division Monday’s Games Phoenix 11 11 .500 3 Colorado 6 12 5 23 overnight sensation in Cincinnati. W L Pct GB Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Dallas 6 17 .261 8½ Los Angeles 77 41 .653 — Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Saturday’s Games Aquino has homered in four Arizona 59 57 .509 17 Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Friday’s Late Games New England 3, Seattle 3, tie San Francisco 58 60 .492 19 Tampa Bay at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Chicago 87, Las Vegas 84 straight games, one shy of the team Cincinnati 2, Columbus 2, tie San Diego 54 61 .470 21½ Saturday’s Games Orlando City 1, Toronto FC 1, tie mark. The only other Reds rookie Colorado 52 64 .448 24 Indiana 87, ATLANTA 82 FC Dallas 5, Minnesota United 3 Dallas at Phoenix, late to homer in four straight was Eric MLS Standings Real Salt Lake 2, Sporting Kansas City 1 Friday’s Late Games Today’s Games Montreal at Chicago, late Davis in 1984 — they share the St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota at Washington, 3 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, late Arizona 3, L.A. Dodgers 2, 11 innings Seattle at New York, 3 p.m. same No. 44 and have a similar Vancouver at Portland, late San Diego 7, Colorado 1 All Times EDT Chicago at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. Today’s Games swing. Philadelphia 9, San Francisco 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE Connecticut at Las Vegas, 6 p.m. New York City FC at ATLANTA, 4 p.m. Saturday’s Games W L T Pts Philadelphia 12 7 6 42 Houston at Philadelphia, 6 p.m.

heel that caromed into left fi eld Atlanta padded its lead in the TRAINER’S ROOM: UP NEXT: most of his 11 starts and got de- and allowed Charlie Culberson ninth when Johan Camargo hit Marlins: RHP Jose Ureña Braves: RHP Mike Foltyne- moted to the minors. Braves to score from second. Ronald a pinch-hit, three-run homer off (herniated disc) threw his third wicz (3-5, 6.26) will make his Marlins: RHP Hector Noesi Acuña Jr. advanced to third. Miami reliever Ryne Stanek. bullpen session Friday and man- second start since being recalled (0-1. 9.00) will start the series From Page 1B Alcantara was lifted after Al- Camargo’s blast, his fi fth of the ager Don Mattingly said he could from Triple-A Gwinnett. Once fi nale, fi ve days after his season Braves reliever Mark Melan- bies’ hit, and Freddie Freeman season, landed in the Braves soon progress to a rehab start cleared to pitch after beginning debut when he allowed fi ve runs con started the ninth and got drove the fi rst pitch from reliever bullpen behind the right-center before a possible call-up next the season on the injured list, in a fi ve-inning effort against the the fi rst out before allowing Jarlin Garcia into centerfi eld for fi eld fence. month. Foltynewicz was ineffective for New York Mets. four consecutive singles that cut a single that scored Acuña and Atlanta’s lead to 6-3. Greene re- Albies. lieved Melancon and allowed Di- The outing was Alcantara’s az’s bases-loaded single. longest since a similar 7 2/3 in- Mike Siroka had a solid outing ning effort at Philadelphia on against the last-place team in the June 21. Alcantara allowed three NL East. Soroka pitched seven runs, fi ve hits, struck out six and shutout innings, allowed three walked two. hits, struck out six, and walked Curtis Granderson’s one-out one. He lowered his ERA to 0.41 pinch hit home run off Braves against Miami in 2019. reliever Anthony Swarzak in the Ozzie Albies hit a two-out eighth got Miami to within 3-1. double off Miami starter Sandy Luke Jackson relieved Swarzak Alcantara in the eighth that gave and allowed Brian Anderson’s the Braves a 1-0 lead. In the sev- run-scoring single before strik- enth pitch of the at-bat, Albies ing out Garrett Cooper to end the hit a shot off Alcantara’s left inning.

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BEACON OF LIGHT Methodist evangelist’s descendant fosters sense of community with Anchor Ministries

Striving to connect members of Bartow’s church community said. “As Christians, we often focus on the things that divide and with those who are “lost” and needing a helping hand, Lawrence separate us, but through Anchor Ministries we can unite under and his wife, Megan, established Anchor Ministries three years the simple message that Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. ago. “In that, there is no disagreement. Over 700 people have come “I started serving in ministry in my 20s,” Lawrence said. “I to a saving knowledge of Christ over the past two years through had thoughts about putting up a tent and hosting gatherings. the events held by Anchor Ministries right here in our communi- On Labor Day weekend of 2016, a friend said he could borrow ty and I am proud to have my only son be among them.” Coming full circle, Bobby Lawrence was thrilled to celebrate a tent that we could use to do a gathering. I said, ‘let’s pray on On July 27, hundreds joined Anchor Ministries for its Live the Word of God in July at the home of his ancestor, the Rev. the way’ and we went. It became immediately clear to me that I Music on the Lawn at Rose Lawn Museum’s grounds and Car- Samuel Porter Jones. would need my own tent. riage House. In addition to breaking bread, the event featured Carrying on the evangelical legacy of the renowned Method- “Within a week, a close friend from my weekly Bible Study children’s activities, worship music and a Gospel message. ist evangelist, the Cartersville resident is known for inspiring called me and said he felt impressed to buy me a large tent. congregations of various denominations to serve as the “hands Within a couple of months, Joe Frank Harris Jr. had written the and feet of Jesus.” bylaws for Anchor Ministries Inc. and helped to get the minis-

“I had served as a local pastor and as an evangelist, but I kept try incorporated,” he said, describing AMI as “an ecumenical When we show sensing I had something greater to do for God,” Lawrence said. ministry that brings people together from different denomina- people the joy of

“A turning point in my life was the night of Aug. 3, 2006. I ex- tions to share the love of Jesus Christ, change communities and perienced a revelation about my heritage as a descendant of the transform lives.” the Lord through revivalist Sam Jones, my great-great-uncle. Operating under the umbrella of Bartow Baptist Association, “ “ “He was a descendant of north Georgia Circuit Rider Robert Anchor Ministries partners with area churches to present various our actions, and Edwards who was a descendant of another great pastor named offerings, such as Community Gatherings, Backyard Bible Camp Jonathon Edwards. He preached revival that led to the forming activities, and a summer feeding and ministry outreach for youth. off er them love, they of this nation. The weight of my inheritance seemed to hit me. “We want our gatherings to enhance people’s lives by expe- From that point, I knew I was supposed to start an evangelistic riencing the love of Christ,” Mrs. Lawrence said. “When we realize that is what ministry, following in Sam’s footsteps. I began my visits to Car- show people the joy of the Lord through our actions, and offer tersville and eventually moved here.” them love, they realize that is what they are seeking. We invite they are seeking. While his ministry started small — preaching at various all Christians to come outside of the walls of their church and churches and open-air tabernacles surrounding Cartersville — connect with other believers to be the hands and feet of Jesus.” Jones gained notoriety during the late 19th century. He drew Transforming community spaces into places for sharing God’s — Bobby Lawrence thousands to revivals at the Union Gospel Tabernacle, now love, Anchor Ministries’ gatherings have become a fi xture in the called Ryman Auditorium — a venue in Nashville, Tennessee, Lawrences’ outreach efforts. Along with Rose Lawn Museum, that was built in his honor. some of the sites have included under the bridge in downtown “It was nostalgic to host one of our Community Gatherings “During the late 1800s, Rev. Samuel Porter Jones began a Cartersville, and effi ciency apartment and public housing com- at Rose Lawn,” Lawrence said. “Knowing the history of the ministry in Cartersville, Georgia, that changed the spiritual plexes. Carriage House and that at one time it had been blown up by climate in the United States,” Rose Lawn Museum Director Jane “We have regular events we call Community Gatherings,” bootleggers trying to stop Sam from continuing his ministry. Drew said. “A four-week revival held at the Tabernacle that Sam Mrs. Lawrence said. “We invite people to come together for Knowing the pastors would gather together after the famous built — presently in the area of our library and civic center — fellowship — delicious food, good music, fun and educational tabernacle meetings — thousands of people gathered right here brought as many as 20,000 people to Cartersville. activities for all ages. We show love and we also offer a short in Cartersville — in the coachmen’s quarter inside the Carriage “Sam and Laura’s home, Rose Lawn, was always open to the Gospel message. Over the past couple of years, we have had 18 House to talk about what happened. Knowing that wherever Sam ministers who would preach at those grand ole revivals. These larger events either under our tent [or] under the Church Street went nationwide, he affected change in the communities. visiting preachers spent the night with the Jones, where Southern Bridge with an attendance of 350 – 550 people. “Saloons shut down; people stopped gambling; and they hospitality was at its fi nest.” “Two of our larger events had somewhere between 700 to 900 became convicted of their sin. Sam Jones preached in tents all Now a house museum, Jones’ former residence at 224 W. guests and volunteers in attendance. We have also had 14 smaller over America. It amazes me to think about all of the people that Cherokee Ave. is operated by Bartow County government. Along events with an attendance of 75 – 200 people. Since we started visited this property. The famous E.O. Excell, world famous with hosting fall and spring festivals, Rose Lawn showcases the the ministry, we have witnessed 800 salvations and rededica- composer, and widely known for his stanza selection and mu- belongings of the late Methodist minister’s family and teacher, tions, many baptisms. Lives are being transformed.” sical arrangement for ‘Amazing Grace,’ visited the family here Rebecca Felton. Currently serving as a board member, Taylorsville resident and traveled with Sam Jones.” “While serving as curator of the Jones family home, I have Saunders Jones III has seen the impact of Anchor Ministries The following evening, Anchor Ministries continued to reach had many of Sam’s relatives drop by with interest in the re- fi rsthand. their neighbors at Rose Lawn Museum with a community church nowned minister from Georgia,” Drew said. “As I recall, about “What I love the most about Anchor Ministries is that the service. Gathered under a large tent, more than 200 worshippers 15 years ago, Bobby Lawrence visited Rose Lawn after hearing purpose is simple — to go outside of the four walls of the church from over 12 churches listened to messages provided by local that he was distantly related to Sam Jones. He traveled to Rose to preach the best news the world has ever heard; that God so pastors Kevin Lobello and Randy Livsey. Lawn many times during his quest to fi nd out more about the loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoev- SEE LAWRENCE, PAGE 2C ministry and the man.” er believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life,” Jones

RANDY PARKER/ THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Top, More than 200 people from over 12 different churches attended Anchor Ministries’ Interfaith Gathering on the grounds of Rose Lawn Museum July 28.Top, inset, Bobby and Megan Law- rence, on the grounds of Rose Lawn Museum, founded Anchor Ministries in 2016. He is a descendant of the late Methodist evangelist Samuel Por- ter Jones, whose former residence — known today as Rose Lawn Muse- um — is operated by Bartow County government. Left, Kevin Lobello, se- nior pastor of Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church, delivered a message of unity to attendees of Anchor Ministries’ Interfaith Gathering July 28. Right, Pastor Randy Livsey preaches during Anchor Ministries’ community church service on the grounds of Rose Lawn Museum. 2C Sunday, August 11, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Is there someone you need to pick butter beans with Relationships are a huge part of summer-time and gardens were me. Why don’t you come pick need to do it. north Mississippi just to see Bro. our lives. coming in. Bro. Bob told me that butterbeans with me?’” And, so, Bro. Bob Self has meant a great Bob. We did that because Bro. The things we remember most he was going to pick butter beans Bro. Bob made arrangements to deal to our family. In the past, I Bob has been a signifi cant part of fondly are the good times we with his Daddy. miss his Wednesday night service would see him at the Mississippi our family for years. spend with family and friends. Now, his Dad lived in the Mis- and he was going to drive a cou- Baptist Convention in Jackson What about you? Is there some- But, if we aren’t careful, we can sissippi Delta, about a two- to ple of hours to pick butterbeans just about every year. But since one you need to pick butterbeans let the stress and busyness of three-hour drive from Brookha- (spend time with) his Daddy. moving to Georgia, I don’t see with? life keep us from enjoying time ven, so this wasn’t going to be There may be someone you him any longer. Last year, we I have read this quote numer- with close friends and family. At a quick trip. There were people need to pick butterbeans with. planned to go see him, but he was ous times: It has been observed times, we have to re-establish our in Brookhaven... in Bro. Bob’s Maybe it’s a parent that you ha- going to be away. So, at the begin- that no one, on their death bed, priorities. church, who would have probably ven’t sat and talked with for an ning of summer, I told Holli, “We ever said “I wish I’d stayed in the In the early 1990s, I was Pas- shared some butter-beans with uninterrupted time in a while. need to go see Bro. Bob.” offi ce more.” tor of a church near Brookhaven, him. But this trip wasn’t really Maybe it’s a child that you need Bro. Bob lives in North Missis- No, most people regret that they Mississippi. Dr. Bob Self was Pas- Potts about picking butterbeans; it was to visit with. Or maybe there is sippi. Our families live in south didn’t spend more time with fam- tor of FBC Brookhaven, a large about spending time with his Dad. a friend that you have lost touch Mississippi. So we were not going ily and friends. Let’s make sure county-seat church. One Wednes- Bro. Bob. We both had Wednes- Bro. Bob said, “My Dad called with and you need to sit and pick to be able to see him on our way we don’t make the same mistake. day, I had driven into Brookhaven day night services at our respect- recently and said ‘Son, you don’t butterbeans with them. You hav- to anywhere we normally go. But, Go pick butterbeans with a family and stopped by the church to see ed churches that night. It was ever come pick butterbeans with en’t done that in a while and you about two weeks ago, we drove to member or friend this week.

ROBERT DABBS HAPPY BIRTHDAY! INDUCTED INTO SPECIAL HALL OF FAME Anderson and Nathan Armstrong, of Mooresville, North Carolina, celebrated SPECIAL their second birthday on Aug. 5. They Robert Dabbs, second from are the twin sons of Curtis (formerly of left, was inducted into the Cartersville) and Blayney Armstrong. Racking Horse Breeder’s As- Their grandparents are Jim and Dellie sociation of America Hall of Kay Noble of Cartersville, John and Hel- Fame after 40 years of involve- en Armstrong of Canton, and Larry and ment with the organization and Anne Harkness of Mooresville, North winning hundreds of blue rib- Carolina. They are the great-grandchil- bons, including two Amateur dren of Marian Harkness of North Car- World Grand Champions and olina, and the late June Keever Hall of Two World Grand Champions. Cartersville.

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PLEASANT HILL BAP- Pleasant Hill Baptist Church by Joyful Noise. The church also Stilesboro. Shiloh Mission- Mount Tabor Baptist Church will CENTER BAPTIST TIST CHURCH — 1370 will host homecoming today at will hold its revival Aug. 12-14 at ary Baptist Church will host be the guest speaker; on Wednes- CHURCH — 80 McKaskey Kingston Highway, Kingston. 11 a.m., featuring a performance 7:30 p.m. each night with Brother its homecoming and revival in day, Aug. 21, Bishop Kenneth Creek Road SE, Cartersville. Kenneth Stepp. Different singers August. On Wednesday, Aug. Benham of Adairsville Body of Center Baptist Church will hold will be joining nightly. 14, Pastor Edward C. Anderson Christ Church will be the guest; its fall revival on Aug. 18 at 10:30 of Victory Tabernacle Church and on Wednesday, Aug. 28, Pas- a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Pastor SHILOH MISSIONARY in Rockmart will be the guest tor John Lampley of Mount Zion Joey Phillips. Helping with the BAPTIST CHURCH STILES- speaker; on Sunday, Aug. 19, at Baptist Church in Cartersville services will be Brother Jerry BORO — 26 Shiloh Road, 3 p.m., Reginald McDaniel from will be the guest. Banks and Brother Eddie Kerr.

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for your generous make unity more diffi cult.” riage House is often rented Thank you! support of education. Calling Lawrence a friend, by churches, ladies’ auxilia- Lawrence Lobello — whose church is ry meetings, spiritual confer- named in memory of the Meth- ences, symposiums and minis- Our Daily Tribune News Newspaper In Education partners From Page 1C odist evangelist — has support- tries, such as Anchor,” she said. are providing materials and newspapers to Bartow County “I wanted to take part because ed Anchor Ministries’ efforts “From every account, Anchor I am committed to bringing our for several years, “to love on Ministries founder Bobby Law- / Cartersville classrooms. Why newspapers? Because the community together,” said Lo- God’s people in this place we rence hosted a very successful newspaper is a living textbook, enabling students at all bello, who serves as the senior call Cartersville.” turnout at this community-wide pastor at Sam Jones Memorial “I really enjoy the meals event. levels to develop good reading skills while gaining an United Methodist Church in Anchor Ministries served un- “With many of our local Cartersville. “I think it is es- der the bridge,” he said. “They churches joining Bobby’s ef- understanding of the world around them. pecially important to bring the shared my vision that it is much forts, once more the grounds faith community together. I better to sit down and eat with were fi lled with children play- GOLD SPONSORS wanted to remind the folks that folks than to just feed people. ing, music, food and a church there are things that defi ne us It was awesome to see commu- service. As in the days of the and things that describe us. nity leaders and homeless folks Jones, the grounds on Chero- SPENCER “What defi nes us is that we sitting and eating and talking kee Avenue were used to bring are all children of God. We together. Good things happen a spiritual presence to one and FAMILY are brothers and sisters togeth- when we get to know each oth- all. I’m sure that if Sam and MEDICINE, PC er. Sinners saved by the grace er.” Laura were here, they would of God. What describes us are Referring to Anchor Minis- have smiled.” things, like white or black, tries’ outreach offerings at Rose For more information about SILVER SPONSORS Methodist or Baptist, rich or Lawn Museum, Drew shared to- Anchor Ministries, visit www. poor, gay or straight and a thou- day’s gatherings mirrored those bartowbaptist.org/anchor-min- • Bartow County Farm Bureau • Cartersville Medical Center sand other things. When we let of the past. istries or https://anchorminis- those things that describe us “Presently, serving as an triesinc.org, email anchormin- • H&R Block • M. Faye McCord - Attorney At Law • The City of Cartersville begin to defi ne us and others — event home and a museum , [email protected] or call we put barriers between us and Rose Lawn Museum and Car- 478-960-1480. BRONZE SPONSORS • Arby’s • Bartow County Government • Belk of Cartersville • Etowah Valley Yoga • Nolde & Main Coffee Co. • Atlanta Area Door Cartersville • Cartersville Tool Rental • Eyeworks • Hughes Automotive • Roswell Auto Brokers • SmartCare Medical Group • USG Interiors, LLC • Womack Custom Homes

To become a Newspaper In Education partner, please contact Lee McCrory at The Daily Tribune News 770-382-4545 The Daily Tribune News Around Town www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, August 11, 2019 3C EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK Pulling together a support your local economy. consumption, lowering risk of pollinator garden When you shop at your local chronic disease. Celebrating farmers market, the revenue In addition to having fresh generated is reinvested into produce, markets often feature I took a break from lamenting the assault by borers on some the community three times the information on community re- summer squash plants in The Allotment. We got enough squash National amount that would be returned sources and educational pro- to enjoy. I knew when I placed each plant in its hole in the garden if you shopped at a chain com- grams allowing you to discover that we were too late to avoid squash borers. We fi gured to take petitor or grocery store. more about your community. what we could get and be happy with it. Farmers This vast difference in reve- The Cartersville Farmers I relaxed on the patio sofa looking at the activity in the garden. I nue reinvestment helps to sup- Market has really taken off this didn’t have anything with me to clean the sweat-streaked lenses of my port and create new jobs while summer and has vastly expand- glasses, so I crossed their legs in my left hand, sat still, and watched. Market boosting local economies. Shop- ed its offerings, including addi- Bees from our hives landed ping for locally grown food is tional produce, educational pro- on the lip of the three-tier gar- Week Roberts also an investment in the future. grams and food products. den fountain. In the summer By supporting local farmers to- In order for the market to heat, we keep it fi lled with This past Saturday marked hours to live? On average, the day, you are helping to ensure continue to grow and thrive, we water near the top to lessen the the end of National Farmers produce found in the grocery that there will be farms in the need your support. I encourage distance the bees need to walk Market Week, where we cele- store travels over 1,300 miles community tomorrow. you to check out the market and down the fi berglass side. They brate and bring awareness to the before it gets to your table. That Farmers markets bring peo- take advantage of all the bene- fi ll up with water to take it back immense value of supporting is a road trip to Maine! ple together and support healthy fi ts it has to offer. to the hive where they will use local food systems. In comparison, produce at a communities. There are very For weekly market updates, it to cool the workers inside I became a farmers market farmers market is usually picked few places where people come follow them on Facebook and the wooden boxes. They allow shopper in college and was the week of or even the day be- together to shop, learn and con- Instagram: Cartersville Farm- me to get close enough while amazed at the quality of fresh fore. The moment produce is nect directly with the grower of ers Market. Happy Shopping! they are drinking to search and local produce the commu- picked it starts to decompose. their food. Farmers can provide for phoretic Varroa mites; I Humphreys nity created and shared. The Luckily, technology has pro- insight to customers on prepa- Alexis Roberts, RDN is the haven’t seen any — yet. I have sense of community and great vided us with resources to slow ration, cooking and proper stor- Family and Consumer Sci- some Apivar strips to treat the two hives. I know these mites (Var- foods brought me to the market, that process down, but the high- age of foods. ences Agent for Bartow Coun- roa destructor) are probably around; I simply need to take some but there are many reasons why est quality of food and nutrition Knowing farmers creates op- ty Cooperative Extension, a preventive measures but that’s another story. Wasps, other small I stay. content is right after harvest. portunities for your family to partnership of The University bees, and fl ies have also made stops at the fountain. One aspect that truly ignites Shopping at a farmers market is learn about nature and agricul- of Georgia, The U.S. Depart- In two L-shaped planting beds surrounding the paver patio my passion for farmers markets one of the best ways to shorten ture, which is essential to our ment of Agriculture and Bartow and the fountain, a pair of ‘Black-and-Blue’ salvia plants bent un- is the increased access to fresh the time between the farm and way of life. Markets not only County. For more information der the weight of honey bees, bumble bees and carpenter bees. and local foods. your table, which decreases the can connect people and improve and free home, health, nutrition Through the years, I remained in blissful ignorance about bumble Ever been to a grocery store likelihood that nutrients will be social health, but our physical and food safety publications, bees and their lookalike bee cousin — the carpenter bee. I knew and could instantly tell that lost from fresh food. health too. Having a farmers call 770-387-5142 or visit our only that carpenter bees drilled holes into the soffi t of the house some produce was not fresh and Limiting the distance from market in a community can lead local website at ugaextension. as well as several fence posts surrounding The Allotment. I didn’t looked as if it had a day or even farm to table is a great way to to increased fruit and vegetable org/bartow. really know what they looked like. They’re both black and yellow. A carpenter bee is usually larg- er than a bumble bee. To compare their size range: a large bum- ble bee is about the same size as a small carpenter bee. I learned one difference that would consistently hold true. A carpenter bee has a smooth black “behind,” whereas a bumble bee has a hairy behind with black and yellow stripes. And in addition to loving ETS OF THE EEK Black-and-Blue salvia, they also go after anise hyssop (Agastache EVHS P W cultivars) with its bottle-brush shaped blooms. In the old garden, I planted anise hyssop in a planting box with dianthus and Chapel Hill lantana. The bumble bees always went for the anise hyssop. More than once I watched at least a dozen bees weighing down that anise hyssop. As I sat still and watched the bees, a fl ash of green stopped at a salvia fl ower. A hummingbird — I admit my familiarity with hummingbirds is limited to knowing they exist and to en- joy watching them fl y from plant to plant. I learned to distinguish their rapid chirp from other birds as I encountered them through the years. I know enough to stay stone still when they fl y into my sight (one time on the deck a hummingbird hovered in front of my nose for maybe two seconds before moving on). I froze where I sat while this hummingbird zipped over to a red-fl owered salvia in a pot on the patio sticking its needle-shaped beak into a few fl owers. Then it fl ashed over to the nest of herbs in pots stopping at some Provence lavender that was in fl ower. It checked out a few fl ower heads before it ascended into the pine trees. The center of gravity provided by the ‘Black-and-Blue’ salvia also brought butterfl ies to its blooms. I watched Sulphurs, East- ern Tiger Swallowtails, Red-spotted Purples, and several smaller butterfl ies nearly indistinguishable as to their coloring fl it from fl ower to fl ower. Butterfl ies also went after the orange fl owers of some nearby butterfl y weed plants (Asclepias tuberosa) before fl y- ing across the garden to a ‘Chapel Hill’ lantana near some ‘Stokes Blue’ asters and a drift of ‘Goldsturm’ rudbeckia. Of 100 plants listed in a ‘Feed the Bees’ book, we have about 14 planted in our garden in addition to 20-plus herbs(in pots and elsewhere) for pollinators. As I weeded The Allotment the other week, I found several vines of passionfl ower (Passifl ora incarnata) mixed among the weeds that had bumble bees latched onto their fl owers. Rather than pull these vines with the weeds, I did some research. Passionfl ower is also a host plant for the Gulf Fritillary butterfl y. I kept these “weeds.” More than 20-years ago, Miss Em and I committed to planting as many pollinator-friendly plants as possible in our garden. We’ll see shortly how our efforts worked. I registered to participate in the Great Georgia Pollinator Census on Aug. 23 and 24. Check out https://ggapc.org/ to learn more about participating in this project ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL coordinated by University of Georgia Extension. Left, this handsome pup’s name is Butch and he is one jolly guy! Butch is only about a year old and is on the smaller side, weigh- ing only 32 pounds. This bouncy and happy fella has a wonderful and wholesome personality, and he is also well mannered with — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been people and the dogs he has met at EVHS. Butch is treat motivated and he will sit and stay and learn more for a tasty treat or two. gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about Once playtime is over, Butch loves to nuzzle his head in your lap in hopes he will receive his favorite thing, belly rubs. Butch gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative would love a semi-active household where he could play and exercise outside, and also, a comfy bed to take his naps in. Do you Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or have room in your heart and home for the amazing Butch? Right, meet this cute and fancy looking fella, his nam is Bolt. Bolt is around 5 months old and he is already quite a love-bug who adores to be held like a baby. Bolt has a peculiar orange stripe on contact the Bartow County Extension Offi ce, 320 W. Cherokee his back and, after several baths, it has remained present. Besides Bolt’s charming eyes, he loves to play and box with his toys, Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Garden- and he appreciates a warm window to lay in. While Bolt has been at EVHS, he seems to have no fear of other cats or dogs. Bolt er Program is a volunteer training program for home gardeners is one unique feline who is looking for a cat-loving home where he could chit chat and play the day away with a family of his own. offered through county offi ces of the University of Georgia Coop- To adopt Butch, Bolt, or any of their friends, or to volunteer at EVHS, visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. erative Extension. Man fi nds biological dad, is eager to change his name DEAR ABBY: For most of my your name to the one that re- when I talked to my husband DEAR ABBY: My husband mal behavior? — STRESSED life I searched for my biological fl ects your identity. But since about it, he was upset as well and I have been together for 20 SOMEWHERE IN THE USA father. My mother had many re- you asked, I think you should and took his anger out on me. years. I have never cheated on lationships throughout her life, wait to “set the record straight.” It ruined our day traveling. We him or given him any reason to DEAR STRESSED: NO, IT and I was the result of a one- Your stepfather took you into his didn’t speak the entire two-hour believe I have. But he is con- IS NOT NORMAL, and it’s no night stand. I have a half-broth- home and his heart and gave you trip back home. stantly on my Facebook account. wonder that you are extremely er who is the result of another By his name, and to change it now I asked my mother-in-law via He also reads all my emails and stressed. Your husband’s behav- failed relationship. My moth- Abigail Van Buren would be a poor way to repay his text to please let us know when text messages. ior is extremely controlling, and er fi nally married a man who me and my family and given us love and kindness. It might less- she was entering the house due I have nothing to hide, but I it is a refl ection of the extent of raised us as his own and gave unconditional love. I like to say I en the blow if you discuss hy- to privacy and that I was not feel foolish standing by him as his insecurity. us his last name. However, Mom hit the “family jackpot.” phenating your last name. After trying to hurt her feelings. She’s he reads my messages. I feel like Your situation is unhealthy, wouldn’t tell me or my brother Over the last two years I have he is gone, you could shorten the now upset with me and says she a student in a principal’s offi ce to put it mildly. Has this sort of who our real fathers were. wanted to change my last name, name to your birth father’s. doesn’t know when she will visit waiting to be reprimanded for thing been going on for the last Over the years I questioned but I’m afraid to make the leap. I us again. I am tired of being the something I did wrong or said. 20 years? If not, it could be a my mother about him, but she have a half-brother on my moth- DEAR ABBY: My mother- second fi ddle to her. Am I over- If he doesn’t read my personal precursor to domestic violence. would give only sketchy de- er’s side with whom I share my in-law has a key to my house. reacting? It seems I can’t win messages when I am up, he waits For your own sake, talk to some- tails and sent me down many stepfather’s last name. Many I didn’t give it to her. We left a with this! — KEYED UP IN for me to go to sleep and reads one at the National Domestic dead-end trails. After she be- times I wanted to ask for his per- key under the mat one day so she ALABAMA everything. I have not answered Violence Hotline about what is came terminally ill, I continued mission/blessing, but I’m wor- could get in to pick up something messages that friends have sent going on. Its toll-free number asking her for the truth, but she ried he will get angry and never because I wasn’t going to be DEAR KEYED UP: This is me because he reads them, de- is 800-799-7233. The website is wouldn’t budge. My guess is she speak to me again. I know he home when she arrived. I asked not a matter of playing second letes them and then doesn’t tell thehotline.org. was ashamed of her past and will think I am abandoning him my husband to get the key back, fi ddle or any other instrument. me I got a message. couldn’t bear to tell me, or was if I do this. Am I selfi sh for want- but he is uncomfortable asking. Your husband should ask his He gets mad at me if I tell him Dear Abby is written by Ab- afraid my real dad would take ing this name change, or should She and my father-in-law have mother for the key back. By I don’t want him looking through igail Van Buren, also known me away from her. I seek to set the record straight? been in our house twice more doing this now, it will establish my messages because he says I as Jeanne Phillips, and was Two years ago, I took an on- — RECLAIMING MY NAME in our absence. We were out of your independence. If he can’t must be hiding something. I have founded by her mother, Pauline line DNA test and amazingly IN INDIANA town, and we were shocked to fi nd the courage to insist upon changed passwords only for him Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at found my biological father. From hear they had entered our home the privacy you both deserve, to demand that I give them to www.DearAbby.com or P.O. the time I made contact, he and DEAR RECLAIMING: You without asking. It was almost change the locks. him. His actions are making me Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA my new brothers have accepted certainly have a right to change sneaky the way they did it, and extremely stressed. Is this nor- 90069. 4C Sunday, August 11, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listings The Daily Tribune News

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(N) ’ (Live) Å Miz & Chrisley Mod Fam Mod Fam fx KMother Mike Mike ››› “Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol” (2011) Tom Cruise. ››› “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) Tom Holland. ’ Å ›› “Thor: The Dark World” (2013) Chris Hemsworth. 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Å (9:59) ›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” Å FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Undisputed Fair NASCAR Race Hub MLB’s Pence Inside PBC Boxing Boxing MLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ›› “Bad Boys” (1995) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. ’ Å Ink Master (N) ’ ›› “Bad Boys II” ’

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Guy WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Cat in the Sesame Splash Pink Go Luna Nature Wild Kratt Molly Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) Outdoors Recon NOVA ’ Å NOVA (N) Å Breakthrough Amanpour-Co WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk (N) ’ Dateline ’ Å CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Brother (N) ’ SEAL Team ’ SEAL Team ’ 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)` Live PD Forensic Maury ’ Å Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Steve Wilkos Show Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil ’ Å News Blast Dateline ’ Å Dateline ’ Å 11Alive News at 10 Jeopardy Live PD WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night ››› “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993) Robin Williams, Sally Field. Å ››› “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993) Å WPBA (30) 0 Splash Dinosaur Clifford Curious Arthur Odd Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Belton Milk British Baking News Business PBS NewsHour (N) Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop ’ Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert TLC AUntold Stories of ER Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Gypsy Wedding Gypsy Wedding Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Dr. Pimple Popper The Family Chantel Unexpected ’ My Teen Is Pregnant A&E FPara- Para- Para- Para- Para- Para- Para- Para- Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ Ghost Hunters ’ (:01) Ghost Hunters (:04) Ghost Hunters DISC HWhat on Earth? ’ What on Earth? ’ What on Earth? ’ Contact ’ Å Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown (:01) Contact (N) ’ Expedition Unknown TNT ISupernatural ’ Supernatural ’ UEFA UEFA Super Cup Soccer UEFA ›› “The Book of Eli” (2010) Denzel Washington. ››› “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (2015) Harrison Ford. ›› “Act of Valor” USA JChicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Chicago P.D. ’ Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Suits (N) (:01) Pearson (N) Law & Order: SVU fx KMother Mother Mother Mike Mike ››› “Deepwater Horizon” (2016) Mark Wahlberg. ’ ›› “Thor: The Dark World” (2013) Chris Hemsworth. ››› “Captain America: The First Avenger” (2011) ’ Snowfall (N) ’ (:05) Snowfall ’ ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Outside NFL Live (N) (Live) Å NBA: The Jump (N) Noon Question Around Pardon SportsCenter (N) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. 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Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Ninja Warrior “Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked” Friends Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Big City Big City Amphibia Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven (5:55) “Descendants 2” (2017) ’ Å Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Coop Coop Raven Andi TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Å 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 Younger King The King of Queens AMC ≤“Rise of Planet of Apes” ›› “Ender’s Game” (2013) Harrison Ford. Å ›››› “Pulp Fiction” (1994, Crime Drama) John Travolta. Å ›› “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (2009) Hugh Jackman. (:35) ››› “Gladiator” (2000) Russell Crowe. Å COM ¥South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk 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 South Daily Lights TCM μ›› “Zandy’s Bride” (1974) Gene Hackman. ›››› “The Emigrants” (1971) Max von Sydow. Å ››› “The New Land” (1972, Drama) Max von Sydow, Liv Ullmann. “Liv & Ingmar” (2012) (:45) ››› “Autumn Sonata” (1978, Drama) “Hour- BRAVO ∂Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm (N) Southern Charm Watch Charm BET ∏Girlfriend Girlfriend Girlfriend (:45) Girlfriends ’ Girlfriend Girlfriend Girlfriend Girlfriend ›› “The Call” (2013) Halle Berry, Abigail Breslin. › “The Janky Promoters” (2009) Ice Cube. ›› “Big Momma’s House” (2000) Martin Lawrence. Martin ’ SYFY ∫“Ice ››› “Hellboy II: The Golden Army” (2008) Å (:06) ›› “Resident Evil: Retribution” (2012) (:08) ›› “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters” (2013) ››› “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) Tom Hardy. Krypton (N) Å “Percy Jackson” FS1 ªThe Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (Live) Å Speak for Yourself Golf U.S. Amateur Championship, Round of 64 Matches. (N) (Live) U.S. Open Epics NFL NFL NFL NFL NFL Turning PointMLB Whiparound (N) PARMT æBar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ ›› “White House Down” (2013, Action) Channing Tatum. ’ Å Yellowstone (N) ’ The Last Cowboy ’ The Daily Tribune News T.V. 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(N) ’ Å TNT ISupernatural ’ Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å ››› “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (2015) Harrison Ford. ››› “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (2015, Action) Robert Downey Jr.. Chasing the Cure (N) (Live) ›› “Jack Reacher” (2012) USA JLaw-SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ›› “San Andreas” (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson. Queen of the South (:01) Pearson Å fx KMother Mother Mother Mother Mike Mike ›› “Now You See Me” (2013) Jesse Eisenberg. ’ ››› “Captain America: The First Avenger” (2011) ’ ›› “The Hangover Part III” (2013) ’ Å Baskets Baskets Baskets “Hngover ESPN NSportsCenter (N) 2019 Little League World Series 2019 Little League World Series 2019 Little League World Series Monday Night NFL Preseason Football Oakland Raiders at Arizona Cardinals. SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 ONFL Live (N) (Live) ATP/WTA Tennis Western & Southern Open, Round of 16. From Cincinnati. 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MLB Baseball FREE V“Flintstones-Rck” Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ›› “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” ’ ››› “Matilda” (1996) Mara Wilson. ’ Å ››› “Pitch Perfect” (2012) Anna Kendrick. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ LIFE WWife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Little Women: LA (N) Little Women: LA (N) Little Women: LA (N) Little Women: LA TRAV ¨Ghost Story Ghost Story Ghost Story The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files The Dead Files (N) Å The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files ANPL ≠River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ Zombie Cats Super Croc Snake Returns Super Squid Killer Whales: The Mega Hunt ’ Å NICK ØSponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Henry Henry Ninja Warrior ›› “Tooth Fairy” (2010) Dwayne Johnson. ’ Å Friends Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Big City Big City Amphibia Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven (:05) “Descendants 3” (2019) ’ Å Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Coop Coop Raven Andi TVL ±(11:50) Gunsmoke (12:55) Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke “Manolo” 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 ≤›››› “Pulp Fiction” ›› “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (2009) Hugh Jackman. ››› “Gladiator” (2000) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. Å ››› “The Green Mile” (1999, Drama) Tom Hanks, David Morse. Å “Pelham 123” COM ¥Futurama Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Parks Office Office (:15) The Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Daily Lights TCM μ› “The Unholy Wife” (1957) Diana Dors. ›› “Back From Eternity” (1956) Å ›› “The Sergeant” (1968) Rod Steiger. ››› “Al Capone” (1959) Rod Steiger. Å ›››› “In the Heat of the Night” (1967) ››› “A Fistful of Dynamite” (1971) BRAVO ∂Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing New York Million Dollar Listing New York Million Dollar Listing Million Dollar Listing Flipping Exes Å Watch Million BET ∏Browns Browns Browns Meet the Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns › “The Janky Promoters” (2009) Ice Cube. ›› “Big Momma’s House” (2000) Martin Lawrence. ›› “Shaft” (2000, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. Martin ’ SYFY ∫(11:30) “The Crooked Man” ›› “Evil Dead” (2013) Jane Levy. Å ›› “Blade” (1998) Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff. 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Issue 33, 2019 Founded by Betty Debnam A scientific job Mini View: In 1860, the king of Italy turned A City These are over the excavation of Pompeii to an the ruins of archaeologist named Guiseppe Fiorelli. Pompeii as (Archaeologists study the habits and ways in they look of ancient people through the things they today. You leave behind.) can see Mount Vesuvius in the Ruin background.

photo by ElfQrin On a regular day like this more than 1,900 His nephew, Pliny the Younger, wrote these years ago, citizens of a city in Italy were going observations about the explosion:

about their business when a mountain about “Ash was falling ... (B)road sheets of flame Department of Image courtesy photo National GalleryCollections, of Art D.C. Washington, Library, six miles away rumbled and then exploded. were lighting up many parts of Vesuvius. … This plaster cast of a man and a vase he Let’s learn about the city of Pompeii (People) tied pillows on top of their heads as was probably carrying was made in the 1800s. The casts were detailed enough (pom-PAY) and Mount Vesuvius (veh-SOO- protection against the shower of rock. It was to show facial expressions and clothing vee-us), the volcano that buried the city and daylight ... but there the darkness was darker details. many of its inhabitants on Aug. 24, A.D. 79*. and thicker than any night.” A city preserved Signs of trouble Buried cities The ash that fell from Mount Vesuvius Living so close to Mount Vesuvius, citizens In Pompeii and nearby cities, ash and hardened, something like cement, after of Pompeii were used to feeling earthquakes. rocks rained down from Mount Vesuvius. many years. As the bodies of people and In fact, in A.D. 62, a strong earthquake caused Pompeii was buried in about 20 feet of the animals decayed, the hardened ash around many buildings to fall down and streets to debris, or rubble. The city of Herculaneum, them kept its shape. It was lightweight buckle. Builders, plumbers and slaves repaired between Pompeii enough that it didn’t crush the remains. much of the damage over the next 17 years. and Naples, Fiorelli discovered he could pour liquid In the days before Aug. 24, people in was completely plaster into the cavity, or opening, where Pompeii felt small tremors, or vibrations. buried. the person’s skin and clothing used to be. Hanging lamps swung. Water stopped flowing Experts think This way he could create a detailed cast, or from the aqueduct, a pipe for moving water. about 20,000 model, of how the person looked when he Birds flew away from the area. people lived

photo by Graham Hobster/Pixabay Graham by photo or she died. The explosion in Pompeii at Archaeologists have When Mount Vesuvius exploded, a large, the time of the uncovered much of the city of Pompeii, where visitors dark cloud rose up from it. A man who lived eruption. Only about 2,000 can walk along the streets Resources across the Bay of Naples from Pompeii, Pliny and see stores and homes. the Elder, saw the cloud and wanted to get a bodies were found when scientists began excavating (EX-ca- closer look. He ordered his servants to prepare On the Web: a boat and began sailing across the bay. vay-ting), or digging, in the area. Survivors of the volcano probably returned • pompeionline.net/pompeii • bit.ly/MPPompeii *A.D. stands for anno Domini, which means “the fairly soon to Pompeii and tried to dig for year of our Lord” in Latin. When we use it with a year, it refers to the time after Jesus Christ was valuables buried in their homes or businesses. At the library: born. When they dug deep, they may have released • “What Happened to Pompeii?” by B.C. stands for “before Christ.” Some people say poisonous gases. These vapors probably killed B.C.E. (before common era) and C.E. (common Charlie Samuels era) instead. some of the survivors. • “Secrets of Pompeii” by Tim O’Shei The Mini Page® © 2019 Andrews McMeel Syndication

Try ’n’ Find Mini Jokes Words that remind us of Pompeii are hidden in this puzzle. Some words are hidden backward, and some Veronica: What is the letters are used twice. See if you can find: opposite of a volcano? AQUEDUCT, HJASHAQUEDUCTYR Vic: A volca-yes! ARCHAEOLOGIST, ASH, DYCLCAV I TYGN I KO CAST, CAVITY, CITY, ELEKAUQHTRAEUPM DEBRIS, EARTHQUAKE, BAYN I LPHSROPAVE Eco Note EXCAVATE, ITALY, RTS I GOLOEAHCRAR KING, NAPLES, PLINY, IIAFIPOMPEIITQT POMPEII, RUBBLE, S SELPANEXCAVATE More than 260 dolphins TREMOR, VAPORS, VHERVESUV I USOXR have become stranded since February I ELBBUR I SCASTZN on Gulf of Mexico beaches from VESUVIUS, VOLCANO. Louisiana to the Florida panhandle. HBCKYT I CONACLOV The U.S. environment agency NOAA declared the marine mammal deaths an “unusual mortality event.” The agency Cook’s Corner says it is unclear what has caused the deaths, which are three times greater Sweet Lemon Carrots in number than average. Some experts believe the deaths could be from the • 3 slices lemon You’ll need: lingering effects of the 2010 Deepwater • 1 (16-ounce) package baby carrots • 2 tablespoons brown Horizon oil spill. • 2 teaspoons butter sugar adapted with permission from Earthweek.com

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SUNDAY August 11, 2019 someone put you down if this person to do but gets you nowhere.” isn’t someone whose advice you would SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) seek. If shopping today, you will restrict Tread carefully today, because people LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) your spending to practical, long-last- in authority are strict and demanding. Things will be tough at work today. ing items because you feel prudent This is a poor day to ask for permis- Fortunately, you are tough today as about spending money. sion. It’s not a good day to volunteer well. You’re prepared to face your du- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) for anything either. ties and responsibilities. (That’s all it Today the Moon is in your sign lined Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) takes.) up with both Saturn and Pluto, which Steer clear of groups that are pushing VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) is a stern, serious placement. It tends their opinions about politics, religion Children might be an increased re- to make things look worse than they or racial issues today. You will not be sponsibility today. Likewise, social really are. Relax. heard. You might be shouted down. Go occasions might be formal obligations AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) the other direction. (Be smart.) instead of fun diversions. And so it Solitude in beautiful surroundings GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) goes. will appeal to you today. Whatever You will be disappointed in discus- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) the case, you will prefer to work alone sions about how to divide or share Someone in a position of authority or behind the scenes because it seems something today because people are might rain on your parade today. Don’t easier. That’s just fi ne. Get as much tightfi sted yet passionate. This is not a take this personally; it’s just the vibes done as you can. good day for these discussions. today. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Someone older or more experienced Someone older or more experienced Don’t let worry overcome you. Re- might have advice for you today. But might say something that makes you member the saying: “Worry is like a if you don’t like the advice, you don’t feel diminished or “smaller.” Never let rocking chair. It gives you something have to follow it. Just listen. THE Daily Commuter Puzzle by Jacqueline E. Mathews Pajama Diaries by Terri Libenson ACROSS 1 Lively dance 4 College officials 9 Sign of healing 13 Ridiculously small 14 Typo 15 Rail rider 16 Apple taster 17 Made-up 19 Last calendar pg. 20 Hidden supply 21 Takes a break 22 Studies at the Written By Brian & Greg Walker eleventh hour HI AND LOIS Drawn By Chance Browne 24 “__ Girl Friday”; Cary Grant film 25 Black-and-blue mark 27 Thick juice 30 Makes money 31 Say something 33 Period 35 Male deer 36 Hard to climb 37 June 6, 1944 38 Twitch Created by Jacqueline E. Mathews 8/12/19 39 __ for; symbolize Saturday’s Puzzle Solved 40 Overuse the 4 Vilify mirror 5 Clapton & PHOEBE AND HER UNICORN 41 __ stew; creamy Roberts white soup 6 Foremost 43 Cool dessert 7 Musical symbol 44 Drag along 8 __ Lanka behind 9 Most bashful 45 Europe’s longest 10 Dove sounds river 11 Be against 46 Christmas song 12 Supervisor 49 Beach souvenir 13 Digs 51 Forbid 18 Ruse 54 Legit 20 The Mamas 56 Cruise along the & the Papas runway member 57 Strauss’ “The __ 23 Piece of jewelry Danube” 24 Pile Adam@Home by Brian Bassett 58 Give one’s views 25 Optimal ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 8/12/19 59 Mountain goat 26 Numerical All Rights Reserved. 60 Matching pairs comparison 37 Narcotic 48 Disastrous 61 Tear to bits 27 “__ I say more?” 39 Embezzled defeat 62 Dads 28 Ethiopia’s capital 40 Voter survey 49 Tenth-grader, for 29 Roves 42 Kitchen short DOWN 31 “__ Trek” appliances 50 Head covering 1 “Hey __”; Beatles 32 Animal 43 Shaped 52 Wood-splitters hit enclosure 45 Author Jules __ 53 Put the kibosh on 2 Mistake 34 Sort; variety 46 Hired vehicles 55 NYY rival 3 Campus building 36 Goulash 47 Competent 56 __ over; topple 8C Sunday, August 11, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News

John Welch of Taylorsville William Nicholson of White Jacelyn Wells of Cartersville Hannah Adams of Cartersville Lacey Weltch of White Nathan Colston of Cartersville Casaundra White of Carters- Charissa Loudermilk of Eu- ville harlee Baylee Williams of Taylors- Rebekah Sellers of Taylors- CHOOL EWS ville ville S N Katherine Williamson of David Mccaw of Cartersville Kingston Carlee Howell of Cartersville The following Bartow County major from White. Madison Bentley of Carters- Madison Harris of Cartersville Kim Wolters of White Kenneth Sturkey, Jr. of Adairs- students have been named to the ville and Elizabeth Carver of Emma Hartley of Cartersville Jeffrey Wood of Cartersville. ville spring semester 2019 dean’s list Lindsey Bonner of Carters- Kingston were named to the Laurie Harvell of Cartersville Kaitlynn Loyd of Euharlee at Shorter University in Rome: ville, a junior mass communi- 2019 spring semester dean’s Kailey Hawn of Cartersville The following Bartow Coun- Katherine Sullivan of Adairs- Rebekah Cash, a mathematics cation major, was named to the scholar list at Piedmont College Sarah Hyde of Cartersville ty students were named to the ville education major from Adairs- spring 2019 semester dean’s list in Demorest. Paige Jennings of Cartersville spring 2019 semester president’s Tiffany Swanson of Carters- ville at York College of Pennsylvania. Spencer Jones of Adairsville list at Kennesaw State Universi- ville Tiffany Howerton, a general The following Bartow County Aaron Kleimann of Carters- ty: Chase Martinson of White business major from Adairsville Melissa Godfrey of Adairs- students were named to the 2019 ville Taylor Adams of Cartersville Matthew Patton of Adairsville Ariel King, an art major from ville was named to the spring spring term dean’s list and pres- Karina Ledesma of Euharlee Ashlyn Bresnahan of Carters- Joseph Reynolds of Euharlee Adairsville 2019 semester dean’s list at Trev- ident’s list at The University of Pamela Lewis of Cartersville ville Emma Robinson of Carters- Kristen Cowart, an early child- ecca Nazarene University in Alabama in Tuscaloosa: Camer- Kaitlynn Loyd of Euharlee Alyssa Cochran of Cartersville ville hood education (P-5) major from Nashville, Tennessee. Godfrey is on Deaton of Adairsville, dean’s Erica Lundak of White Tessa Colgan of Euharlee Sarah Charles of Cartersville Cartersville pursuing a Bachelor of Science list; Mandelyn Allen of Car- Tracy Mages of Cartersville Taylor Ferguson of Carters- Jacob Caldwell of Cartersville Melissa Gladney, a general in health care administration. tersville, dean’s list; Gabrielle Caleb Mathis of Euharlee ville Andrew Kittle of Euharlee business major from Cartersville Edwards of Cartersville, presi- Jack Mayo of Kingston Skye Green of Cartersville Tracy Mages of Cartersville Neka Jones, a nursing major The following Bartow County dent’s list; and Carson Rockey of David Mccaw of Cartersville Emily Parker of Adairsville James McAllister of Euharlee from Cartersville students were named to the spring White, president’s list. Abelardo Mercado of Carters- Rebecca Roberson of Carters- Meaghan Chorjel of Carters- Morgan Lane, a middle grades 2019 dean’t list at Oglethorpe ville ville ville education major from Carters- University in Atlanta: Sydney The following Bartow County Dana Mercado of Cartersville Jillian Scanlon of Cartersville Chelsie Culp of Cartersville ville Arthur of Cartersville, junior, students graduated spring semes- Christopher Miller of Carters- Courtney Urquhart of Carters- Gretchen Brown of Carters- Devon Martinez, an undecided biopsychology/Spanish major, ter 2019 from Kennesaw State ville ville ville major from Cartersville Excel Christian Academy; Lucas University: Laura Miller of Kingston Ashton Wood of Cartersville Matthew Jackson of Carters- Kathia Mendoza, a general Evans of Cartersville, senior, En- Rebecca Abernathy of Adairs- Benjamin Moore of Carters- Alexis Wallraven of Carters- ville business major from Cartersville glish and comparative literature/ ville ville ville Huda Kamal of Cartersville Malorie Ragsdale, a manage- theater major, Cartersville High Christopher Allmon of Adairs- Matthew Moore of White Christin Koutavas of Carters- Heather Mashburn of Carters- ment major from Cartersville School; and Sidney Stone of Ry- ville Jordan Morning of Carters- ville ville Haley Sharp, a middle grades dal, junior, biopsychology major, William Anderson of Carters- ville Carlton Rebeiz of Cartersville Caitlin Money of Kingston education major from Carters- Sonoraville High School. ville Amanda Neal of Cartersville Parin Patel of Cartersville Brandy Spencer of Euharlee ville Mallory Arnold of Taylorsville Tanner Paige of Cartersville Jonathan Grizzle of Taylors- Sierra Spencer of Cartersville Christian Thomas, a nursing Nick Hoyt of Cartersville Frances Battle of Cartersville Mary Katherine Payne of Eu- ville Casaundra White of Carters- major from Cartersville graduated spring semester 2019 Rebekah Bell of Cartersville harlee Kailey Hawn of Cartersville ville Othella Waters, a general busi- from Miami University in Ox- Lauren Blackstock of Carters- Jessica Phillips of Cartersville Melissa Seiden of Cartersville David Marley of Cartersville ness major from Cartersville ford, Ohio, with a Bachelor of ville Michael Phillips of White Milisa Gallardo of Cartersville Kim Wolters of White Kaylie West, a nursing major Science degree in chemical en- Lindsay Blankenbeker of Eu- Emily Posada of Cartersville Madison Harris of Cartersville Jessica Tucker of Adairsville from Cartersville gineering. harlee Mary Pyle of Cartersville Emma Hartley of Cartersville Jessica Brown of Adairsville Teresa Harrell, an Associate of Duncan Bohannon of White Joseph Redington of Carters- Stephen Hamilton of Carters- Angela Smith of Euharlee Science major from Euharlee The following Bartow County Ashley Boling of Cartersville ville ville Lindsay Blankenbeker of Eu- Katherine Tate, a communica- students earned the distinction Joshua Brock of Euharlee Carter Reeves of Cartersville John Adams of Kingston harlee tion studies major from Euharlee of faculty honors for spring 2019 Erika Brown of Cartersville Biury Reyes of Cartersville Frances Battle of Cartersville Harry Winnenberg of Euhar- Joshua Eger, a history educa- at the Georgia Institute of Tech- Kayla Cannon of Cartersville Yovan Reyes of Cartersville Destiny Clark of Cartersville lee tion major from Rydal nology in Atlanta: Joseph Boone Destiny Clark of Cartersville Allison Ross of Cartersville Jack Mayo of Kingston Victoria Jacobs of Cartersville Jennifer Watts, a business ad- of Cartersville, Carah Camron Alexander Cochran of Car- Jacob Rouse of Cartersville Samuel Philliber of Carters- Noah Debroux of Taylorsville ministration major from Rydal of Emerson, Alicia Caughman tersville Angela Smith of Euharlee ville Mary Grimes of Taylorsville Emily Cheek, an early child- of Cartersville, Julianna Rogers Jacob Conley of Cartersville Brody Smithwick of Carters- Brandon Schultz of Carters- Caroline Slocum of Carters- hood education (P-5) major from of Cartersville and Christopher Ansley Curry of Cartersville ville ville ville Taylorsville Vinall of Cartersville. Alexander Dishinger of Car- Brandy Spencer of Euharlee Anna Furrow of Cartersville Ryan Faddis of Cartersville Haley Clark, a human services tersville Sarah Strickland of Emerson Andrew Lorenz of Cartersville Pavan Mayinampati of Car- major from Taylorsville The following Bartow Coun- Rachelle Drawver of Carters- Tiffany Swanson of Carters- Alexander Thacker of Carters- tersville Alyssa Gill, a middle grades ty students were named to the ville ville ville Duncan Bohannon of White education major from Taylors- spring 2019 dean’s list at the Alaina Ellis of Cartersville Emily Thurmond of Carters- Altaf Rattani of Cartersville Ashlynn Russell of Carters- ville Georgia Institute of Technology: Kelsey Epps of Cartersville ville Angelica Victoria of Carters- ville Jordan James, an early child- William Bentley of Cartersville, Corey Eubanks of Cartersville James Toole of Cartersville ville Ashlyn Strickland of Euharlee hood education (P-5) major from Ransom Conant of Cartersville, Jenna Omaria Finch of Car- Alison Vicente of Euharlee Nicholas King of White Jesse O’Kelley of Kingston Taylorsville Kristyn Digiovanni of Carters- tersville Angelica Victoria of Carters- Evan Dasher of Emerson Carter Ray of Adairsville Maci Roberts, a nursing major ville and Anna Hightower of Katie Graf of Adairsville ville Joshua Rouse of Cartersville Lauren Smith of Adairsville from Taylorsville Cartersville. Marisa Hammitt of Carters- Casey Waldsmith of Carters- Bennett Jordan of Cartersville Rebekah Bell of Cartersville Sydney Sumners, a biology ville ville Joshua Mosher of Cartersville Isabella Crider of Rydal