The Lakepoint Effect

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June 17, 2018 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 The LakePoint Effect while Cartersville-Bartow County Convention and Officials weigh in on economic Visitors Bureau Executive Director Ellen Archer impact of facility’s bankruptcy said local hotel revenue increased 64 percent between 2013 and 2016 alone. BY JAMES SWIFT With eight LakePoint Sporting Community affil- [email protected] iates filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy June 11, however, questions have arisen over how the financial Shortly after the $1 billion complex opened in wellbeing of LakePoint may — directly or indi- Emerson in 2014, it didn’t take county and munic- rectly — impact the financial wellbeing of Bartow ipal officials long to begin celebrating “the Lake- County in the future, particularly in terms of infra- Point effect.” structure development and tax revenue. According to some reports, the complex is adding Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor said RANDY PARKER/DTN almost $100 million in economic impacts to the re- the bankruptcy announcement earlier this week With a major resurfacing gion each year, with an especially palpable impact wasn’t unexpected. project set to begin in July, Department of Transportation JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS on local businesses. Over the last five years, Bartow “We’re not really surprised at all and we’re not County Administrator Peter Olson said food, bar officials anticipate daily I-75 County and city officials say LakePoint’s Chapter 11 filings will lane closures in Bartow for at and hotel revenue in the county is up 80 percent, SEE LAKEPOINT, PAGE 5A have little impact on the local economy. least two months. BCSS’s Page I-75 lane reorganizes closures central WORTH THE WAIT expected Tom Shinall office staff in July BY DONNA HARRIS [email protected] celebrates first BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected] Less than two weeks after tak- Father’s Day ing the reins, Bartow County Georgia Department of Trans- School Superintendent Dr. Phillip BY MARIE NESMITH portation (GDOT) officials antici- Page has reorganized the central [email protected] pate a major Interstate-75 office staff. resurfacing project will get under- “The goal of this reorganization Wearing a white T-shirt bearing the phrase way in Bartow next month — and is to allow our district office staff “Worth the Wait,” Walter Douglas “WD” with it, daily lane closures for at to be intentional in our areas of re- Shinall soared like a superhero with his fa- least two months. sponsibilities and to provide more ther’s assistance Thursday evening. GDOT announced that Marietta- efficient and effective services to For Tom Shinall, who happily lifted his our local schools, parents and based C.W. Matthews Contracting 10-month-old in the air, the tiny garment Co. Inc. was awarded a $10.3 mil- community,” he said. says it all. After he and his wife, Elizabeth, Chief Academic Officer Dr. lion contract earlier this week to experienced infertility and later watched as resurface about 14 miles of I-75, Kimberly Fraker has moved to the their newborn son “battled and fought might- new position of chief of leadership stretching from exit 278 at Glade ily,” Shinall is thrilled to be celebrating his Road up to exit 293 for U.S. 411. and learning, which replaces the first Father’s Day today. long-vacant assistant superintend- “The project was let and we’re “The title of father is the greatest achieve- actually having a pre-construction ent position, and former Cobb ment of my life,” the 34-year-old Adairsville County Assistant Superintendent meeting on the 21st,” said GDOT resident said. “I remember the day we found area manager Keith Day. “We’ve Dr. David Chiprany has been hired out. Our fertility doctor called and left Eliz- as the new chief academic officer. got resurfacing on the north side in abeth a voicemail, and we sat together on the Calhoun that the same contractors Also, the maintenance/construc- couch and listened. We shared an emotional tion, transportation and campus are doing ... I would imagine, just embrace and rejoiced. I have several early to guess, they’d start moving in police departments that were memories of ‘seeing’ my son. I vividly recall under Chief Human Resources July.” the doctor holding him up during the proce- Bartow County Transportation and Operations Officer Macy Def- dure. I can still see him in the NICU [neona- nall’s supervision have been Planner Tom Sills said he antici- tal intensive care unit] incubator. pates resurfacing beginning by the placed under Fraker’s umbrella, “When I close my eyes, I can see him and Defnall, whose title is now second week of July. lying in the NICU fighting for his life. Today, “They’re talking about starting at chief human resources officer, will I see his smile and the way he lights up a oversee only the human resources both Glade Road and at State Route room with his infectious personality. He is 61 and working their way towards department. my greatest joy. He is my hero.” School board members unani- the middle,” he said. “It will be a Conceived through in vitro fertilization, much improved surface when it’s mously approved the changes Walter was delivered Aug. 16, 2017, during Monday night at a called meeting. all said and done. We just advise an emergency cesarean section at patience, because there’s a lot of “This reorganization is in no Cartersville Medical Center. While he way reflective of anyone’s past summer traffic that’s going to be weighed a healthy 7 pounds 15.3 ounces, the impacted by that.” performance,” Page said. “It is newborn immediately was facing complica- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS simply bringing back a budgeted Above, wearing a shirt proclaiming During weekdays, Sills said tions from having his umbilical cord “Worth the Wait,” 10-month-old Walter work hours are tentatively set for 7 position to allow our district chiefs wrapped around his body. to focus on their main areas of re- Shinall gets a lift from his dad, Tom, p.m. until 6 a.m. “After several years of marriage and not who celebrates his first Father’s Day sponsibility so we can better serve “And on weekends, they will being able to conceive naturally, Elizabeth today. our staff, students, parents and begin working at 7 p.m. on Friday and I began our infertility journey,” Shinall SPECIAL community.” night and be working continuously said. “As a family of faith, we knew this was Left, Tom and Elizabeth Shinall visit The new superintendent said the through 6 a.m. Monday morning,” the path we were meant to be on. Following with their newborn son, Walter, at reorganization was needed so one he added. three failed intrauterine insemination (IUI) Hamilton Medical Center's NICU in person, the chief of leadership and Dalton Aug. 18, 2017. Although the contract gives treatments, we were finally successful learning, could be “evaluating all C.W. Matthews until April 2019 to through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Knowing principals, assisting principals to complete the project, Day said he we were on this journey for a reason, we “Given the difficulty we faced just getting an emergency cesarean section procedure.” build leadership capacity within doesn’t think the resurfacing will wanted to be open and honest with others, He continued, “Walter’s umbilical cord each school, assisting parents with pregnant, we — mainly Elizabeth — had a take more than two months. hopeful that our journey could be beneficial smooth pregnancy. As we prepared for Wal- had wrapped around his neck and his body, “They will complete it around 60 SEE BCSS, PAGE 6A to others facing similar situations. We shared ter’s birth, things changed. His heart rate causing him to gasp as it would constrict. days,” he said. “It’s not going to our infertility journey via social media and began to spike and then would drop rapidly. While still in the womb, he passed his first take that long. They can’t resurface YouTube and received an outpouring of love Dr. Barfield and his team of nurses acted and support. swiftly and justly by rushing Elizabeth into SEE FATHER’S DAY, PAGE 8A SEE RESURFACING, PAGE 5A Cartersville resident named editor of The Christian Index

BY MARIE NESMITH “People think first of evangelism, [email protected] and that’s great. It’s our first prior- ity. But I’ve seen Georgia Baptists Page Continuing to serve “Georgia do that while also helping people in Baptists with faithfulness and ef- various ways, such as providing fectiveness,” Scott Barkley was free dental or health care, giving promoted to editor of The Christian clothing, teaching conversational Index June 1. Joining The Index in English, having ‘yard sales’ where 2004, the Cartersville resident has everything is free, joining together helped the once biweekly paper to establish substance abuse facili- venture into the digital age as an ties and [other] approaches. And online news journal. Barkley that’s just in our state. “My background in working “Georgia Baptist churches liter- not only the story of the Savior they with Southern Baptists in my home ally go all over the world to share DONNA WARD/SPECIAL state and adopted home state [of serve, but the efforts they take to the Gospel but also help in ways, Scott Barkley, editor for The Christian Index, leads an Alabama and Georgia, respec- present that Gospel and make an analytics meeting June 7 at The Index offices at the Georgia Chiprany tively] gives me the passion to tell impact on others,” Barkley said. SEE BARKLEY, PAGE 2A Baptist Missions and Ministry Center in Duluth.

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said. “People may have an idea for cation to examining Google-pro- ContactUs Barkley what we are and what we look like. vided analytics. OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News But one of the biggest eye-openers “The move to digital has brought FROM PAGE 1A for me is how wrong that assump- along a lot of changes, obviously,” Michael Reynolds Hudson Address: such as construction projects and tion is. Our greatest growth is Barkley said. “First, as a biweekly Michael Reynolds Hudson, 49, passed away on June 14, 2018. 251 S. Tennessee St. medical clinics. There are risks in among ethnic congregations, in paper — that term has always both- Cartersville, GA 30120 this, but they keep going. The first particular Hispanic and Korean. ered me, as it means every-other- He was born on April 4, 1969, in Stone Mountain, Georgia, to local example I think of with this is Georgia Baptists made history re- week but sounds like twice a week Dr. Carlton Bennett Hudson and June Reynolds Hudson. Mailing Address: cently by electing its first Hispanic — our deadline went from every Michael will be remembered as the “best dad ever.” He was 251 S. Tennessee St. Tabernacle Baptist, which experi- Cartersville, GA 30120 enced a tragic loss on a mission trip representative on the Southern two weeks to every day. That took funny, loving, and kindhearted. Michael loved to hunt, spend in Honduras in 2007 when church Baptist Convention Committee on some transition. We knew social time with his children, and was an expert craftsman. He was Phone: 770-382-4545 members Perry Goad and Ric Committees. … When our pastors media would play a big part, and preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by Emily After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 Mason died in a truck wreck. That get up to preach this Sunday, there have established a presence on Crowe Hudson and their two children Margaret Rose Hudson Fax: 770-382-2711 church family also went through are up to 24 different languages Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and and Lucile Spence Hudson. Michael is also survived by his step- the death of Kyra Karr, a young they may speak. LinkedIn. mother Sandra Hudson and his brothers Edward Andrew Hud- Alan Davis, mother and missionary in Italy who “One thing I’d like to do a little “The biggest personal difference Publisher son (Beth) and John Bennett Hudson (Tina); niece Kara died in a car accident while visiting better is report on those churches in going digital? Instead of driving Richardson; and nephews, Joseph and Grant Hudson. A Memo- Jason Greenberg, Cartersville on furlough. Despite and make sure their work in the in to Atlanta like I did every work- Managing Editor those events, Tabernacle has con- community is seen around the state. day for 12 years, I now work pri- rial Service is to be held Friday, June 22, at 11:30 AM at Sam Jennifer Moates, tinued to go and share.” We’ve also already began to focus marily from my home office,” he Jones Memorial Methodist Church, 100 West Church Street, Advertising Director He continued, “Over my 14 more on student and collegiate said. “Professionally, I’d say it’s Cartersville, GA. The family will receive visitors in the church Mindy Salamon, years with The Index I’ve seen ministry efforts, telling how been how we pay attention to ana- sanctuary from 10:00 AM until 11:30 AM. In lieu of flowers, Office Manager/Classified Georgia Baptists show that same churches and individuals [are] lytics provided through Google. memorials may be made to a charity of choice, however the Advertising Director spirit time and again. I’ve been reaching out to and discipling those This was something not in my family suggests Advocates for Bartow Children. groups. Long term, I’d like for our wheelhouse at all but was crucial to Lee McCrory, honored to talk with them and get Circulation/Distribution to tell their stories. I consider it an churches to see The Index as a re- learn — and continue to learn — George A. Tasker Manager honor and am extremely blessed source for helping tell their stories for us to get a clear idea on how George A. Tasker, age 70, of Cartersville, Ga, died June 15, God has granted me the opportu- to other Georgia Baptists. But fur- we’re doing. Stacey Wade, 2018. Services will be announced at Episcopal Church of As- nity to continue doing that as edi- thermore, I’d hope we can help “The problem with print is we Circulation Customer Care/ cension soon. Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Ac- Account Manager tor.” those churches develop skills and could only look at our subscription tools for communicating and con- list for figures on our progress. worth, GA. 678-574-3016 Byron Pezzarossi, With Barkley serving as editor, Press Room Director his predecessor, J. Gerald Harris, necting with their own communi- However, we had no idea if people will continue working at The Index ties. My favorite stories are the were actually reading… or what Email: as senior editor through his retire- ones where regular people, who they were reading. Now, we know MANAGING EDITOR ment Dec. 31. probably don’t consider themselves both as well as stats on how long Georgia teen surrenders [email protected] “Scott joined The Index staff in anything special, make a difference people are spending on our pages, NEWSROOM January of 2004,” said J. Robert by just taking the steps others from where they’re checking in and after shooting friend in face [email protected] White, executive director of the won’t.” even how well we’re doing among Georgia Baptist Mission Board. As White noted, Barkley was readers of various ages. Something FEATURES EDITOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “He has served Georgia Baptists key to the Index’s all-digital trans- we never would’ve known [with- [email protected] DALLAS — A Georgia teenager has surrendered to authori- with faithfulness and effectiveness formation. Referring to himself as out] analytics is that a large size of PHOTOGRAPHER ties after accidentally shooting his friend in the face. [email protected] in a variety of roles with our state a “storyteller,” Barkley is excited to our readers are coming from out- Baptist publication. Scott was in- work during a time, where online side the state. After Atlanta, a Geor- Dallas Police Chief Joe Duvall says 18-year-old Joshua STAFF REPORTERS strumental in making the transition resources enable one to reach a gia city doesn’t appear on our list Chestney was arrested Friday after accidentally shooting his 16- [email protected] year-old best friend in the eye while sitting in an SUV and play- [email protected] from a print edition to an all-digital broader audience. until the mid-teens, after cities like [email protected] news journal in January of 2016. “The Index had a website since I Birmingham, Nashville, Orlando, ing with Chestney’s father’s pistol. joined, but in 2014 or so we began Jacksonville and Houston.” News outlets report it happened Tuesday near Sara Babb SPORTS REPORTER He has served as a production edi- [email protected] tor, web content editor and associ- to look really hard at the future of Presently serving as a deacon at Park. Duvall says Chestney was showing off the gun when it the print edition. For one, the cost Cartersville First Baptist, the 44- ADVERTISING DIRECTOR ate managing editor in his years at went off. [email protected] The Index. of ink, paper and postage had gone year-old is continuing his volunteer The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Chestney was re- “Scott has been honored by the up while we’d barely moved on our efforts with Cartersville City OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSIFIED leased from the Paulding County jail on a $7,900 bond. He faces subscription price. Keeping in Schools’ mentoring program and ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Baptist Communicators Associa- charges of false report of a crime, pointing a gun at another and [email protected] tion for his outstanding journalism. mind we wanted to be the best Cartersville High School’s student reckless conduct. More charges are possible, depending on At the most recent Baptist Commu- stewards of funds received through paper, “The Chipper.” Barkley and whether the victim survives. CIRCULATION DIRECTOR nicators Association Awards, he the Georgia Baptist Convention — his wife, Amy, are the parents of [email protected] Police say the 16-year-old was put into a medically-induced was recognized three times, includ- since renamed the Georgia Baptist four children: Rylee, 15; Jackson, coma after he lost his left eye and was bleeding from his brain. LEGAL ADVERTISING ing a first place award in Edito- Mission Board, we began to ex- 11; Bryce, 9; and Charlotte, 8. [email protected] rial/Opinion for ‘Remembering the plore the real possibility of going “I feel very fortunate for the time PRODUCTION Jesus Man and His Voice for the all-digital and letting go of the print in which I live,” Barkley said. “I [email protected] Gospel.’ With Scott’s diverse back- edition. know, there are things you read and Letter Guidelines: ground and experience, I feel he “I wasn’t involved in the heavy see that make us feel differently. Letters to the editor on issues will be a valuable asset in continu- decision-making of this, but give a But, there are just as many positive of broad public interest are ing to enhance The Christian Index great deal of credit to [Managing stories going on. Never in our his- welcomed. Letters must bear a in this digital age.” Editor] Joe [Westbury] and our tory have we had the tools to get complete signature, street ad- Getting his first taste of writing then editor J. Gerald Harris. The those stories out there. It’s just up dress and phone number (ad- with the Cherokee County Herald Index is the oldest continuously- to us to make the effort to do so. dresses and phone numbers and The Gadsden Times while in published religious publication in “I’m very appreciative to Dr. will not be published). Letters of college at Jacksonville State Uni- America, having started in Wash- Harris and J. Robert White, execu- 500 words or less will be ac- versity in Alabama, Barkley later ington, D.C., in 1822 as The tive director for the Georgia Baptist cepted. Libelous charges and abusive language will not be accepted a teaching position at Columbian Star before moving to Mission Board, for entrusting a considered. Information given Woodland High School in the early Georgia and changing the name. A legacy news journal, like The must be factual. All letters will 2000s. After freelancing with The lot of people had grown accus- Christian Index, to me. Most of all, be printed as submitted. No Christian Index, Barkley joined the tomed to getting it in their mailbox I’m thankful for the Georgia Bap- corrections will be made to Index staff as its production editor. every other week.” tists out there doing the work of Whenever You Need A grammar, spelling or style. “My role is to tell the story of The switch to digital has altered sharing the Gospel and ministering Writers may have letters pub- Georgia Baptist work in our state the way The Index staff shapes its to others. Theirs is the story to tell. lished once every two weeks. and beyond into the Southeast, publication, from their working lo- I just see myself as the storyteller.” Shoulder To Lean On Consumer complaints and America and the world,” Barkley thank-you letters cannot be When a funeral home is not owned and used. All are subject to editing. operated by local people, important Send letters to 251 S. Ten- decisions that need to be made quickly nessee St., Cartersville, GA are sometimes delayed. 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BARTOW BIO Cartersville Choi ASTER OCUS Kwang Do master M F Wilson receives major martial arts distinction

BY JAMES SWIFT DTN: So how did you get back [email protected] into it as an adult? MW: As I got older and kind of Cartersville resident Michael understood the reasoning behind it Wilson finds himself in very ex- and why it was developed and was clusive company — count him an adult and able to support my- among just 27 Americans to ever self, I knew I was going to go back rise to the rank of fifth degree into martial arts, and there was no master instructor in the Korean question as to which one I was martial art Choi Kwang Do. going to participate in at that “It takes a long time and an point. amount of dedication that a majority of the people, especially in DTN: What makes Choi today’s society, just can’t commit Kwang Do different from other to,” said the owner and master in- forms of martial arts? structor of Choi Kwang Do MW: As far as comparing them, (CKD) Martial Art and Self-De- it’s really night and day between fense, located at 1239 Joe Frank our art and most recognized tradi- Harris Parkway in Cartersville. tional martial arts, like Taekwondo “I’ve been doing this for about 18 and American Karate. How I usu- years, dedicated solely to that.” ally explain it is, first and fore- Wilson, his wife and several of most, our goals here are much his students traveled to England different. Most traditional martial late last month to participate in an arts schools these days are focused international seminar conducted almost 100 percent on competi- by Kwang Jo Choi, the founder of tion, so your instructors aren’t re- the Choi Kwang Do discipline. ally instructors, they’re more like “We had a lot of festivities, coaches that are egging you on to JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS there were training seminars, busi- go here and win the gold trophy. Michael Wilson has operated Choi Kwang Do (CKD) Martial Art ness seminars, there was a show- You’re practicing for the purpose and Self-Defense in Cartersville for almost 15 years. case of excellence competition of sport-competition almost solely, as a mechanic at the time. I had show off your skills to him? going on as well,” Wilson said. and in here we’re practicing more quite a few certifications under my MW: It’s incredible, just the “We went to a couple of the local for practical self-defense, improv- belt. I was decent at what I did, but skill he has and how much time schools in the area and partici- ing our health and then, of course, I have obsessive compulsive dis- and effort he’s put into the art and pated in their classes and helped personal development as well. We order, which means I was overly- all the movements. This is his life, with the teaching. Then, obvi- do have competitions that we hold thorough at a particular job that is and nobody works as hard at Choi ously, we had a day that was ded- every once and a while, but we 100 percent commission. So Kwang Do as he does, and it com- icated to testing.” don’t really focus much on that. someone who is overly-thorough pounds that that he turned 76 in And that testing was no doubt It’s just kind of an extra thing we doesn’t make money. When other March … it’s a real testament to thorough — before being granted do for people that are very com- people are moving on to the next the training we do. In other arts — his new rank, Wilson had to pass petitive in nature. The other thing job and the next job, I’m double- if the founder is even still with us a six-hour examination from that I think really stands us out and triple- and quadruple-check- in the living world — if you see Kwang Jo Choi himself. from other arts is that our art is de- them demonstrating something, “He’s out there on the stage, signed by science. So all of our ing that first job. It got to a point it’s usually very slow and it’s just punching and kicking fast like an movements are biomechanically where I needed to do something like a technique but you don’t see Olympic athlete,” Wilson recol- engineered to be correct, in the else but I had invested all of my them up on the stage just con- lected. “You’re watching way that the body is designed to time and my life into one career stantly going, [with] patterns and teenagers do their best to keep up move. The things in other martial that I was attracted to at a very speed drills and just doing all the with him, this man who is almost arts that deteriorate the body like young age. I had a decision to things the young people are doing 80 years old.” joint-locking techniques and pop- make — I could either keep turn- as well. But the martial art just hasn’t ping kicks, those have all been ing wrenches, go get a job at Mc- Donald’s or I could do the only helped Wilson, who took over the eliminated because those things SEE BIO, PAGE 6A local CKD gym in 2004, physi- are detrimental to the joints, liga- other thing that I was educated to cally — he said it’s also been a ments and tendons of the body. do, which was martial arts. godsend in treating his diagnosis of obsessive compulsive disorder DTN: Can you tell us about DTN: How many classes do (OCD.) some of your professional experi- you have here and about how “It kind of feeds my OCD in a ences before taking over the local many students do you currently helpful manner,” he said. “It gives gym? have on your roster? me lots of things to constantly MW: I had been working on MW: We have about 60 stu- focus on and improve on. Even if cars for, I guess, about 12 or 15 dents at the moment. Year-round, you’ve done a particular technique years. I started as early as possi- we offer about 20 classes a week, for 10 or 15 years, there’s always ble. Every time I got a slight op- and that’s on a Monday-through- a way you can improve upon it portunity I slid right in and started Saturday schedule. We basically and do a little bit better.” washing cars and got into detailing teach every day but Sunday. cars and then I got a job at a tire Name: Michael Wilson place and moved up to a premium DTN: What makes Choi Age: 41 tire place where they worked on Kwang Do such an ideal form of Current City of Residence: exotic cars. I got an opportunity to self-defense, and what are some of Cartersville work as an apprentice at a General its other benefits? High School: Etowah High Motors dealership down in Ken- MW: Even though what we do School (Woodstock, Georgia) nesaw so I jumped on that oppor- is a lot different from what a lot of Occupation: Martial arts in- tunity very quickly ... I was the other martial arts are doing, at structor certified by General Motors, Au- the core it still has the basic, tradi- Family: Wife Angie Wilson, tomatic Service Excellence, later tional values of respect and disci- son Oliver, 2 certified by DaimlerChrysler and pline, so all of that is there. The a couple of other organizations, as only thing you’re going to miss Daily Tribune News (DTN): well. versus those arts is sore joints and How did your interest in martial aching muscles. arts begin? DTN: What motivated you to MW: My interest in martial arts take over the local business back DTN: What was it like not only began when I was much younger. in 2004? getting to meet the founder of the I was bullied a lot and we moved MW: I was pursuing my career discipline, but getting a chance to around a lot so I didn’t make a lot of friends, so I was always a little bit of an outcast, picked on. So I would look at the martial arts Glider Rockers... magazines they would sell at the 7-Eleven and I was always interested in that type of thing because I thought it was the coolest thing in the world, the people that were able to do something about it when people were trying to physically harm them. That’s where the spark was ignited.

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4A Sunday, June 17, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Ex-Trump campaign chairman Manafort jailed ahead of trial

BY CHAD DAY nesses said they knew was false. Prosecutor Greg Andres said it Associated Press The distinction matters be- was “inconceivable” that Man- cause unregistered foreign lobby- afort didn’t know the men were WASHINGTON — Onetime ing in the U.S. is a crime, while potential witnesses, noting that Trump campaign chairman Paul lobbying solely in Europe would he had specifically reached out to Manafort has been sent to jail be outside the special counsel’s them to discuss allegations made after a federal judge revoked his jurisdiction. in an indictment against him. house arrest over allegations of Manafort’s lawyers have ac- Andres said Manafort had car- witness tampering in special cused prosecutors of conjuring a ried out a “sustained campaign” counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia “sinister plot” out of “innocuous” over five weeks to influence the investigation. contacts. They filed a memo witnesses’ testimony, which he The order Friday by U.S. Dis- written by one of the witnesses said was part of Manafort’s “his- trict Judge Amy Berman Jackson for Manafort that his attorneys tory of deception in this case.” adds to the pressure on Manafort say shows the work of the group, For example, he said, the gov- in connection with the federal in- known as the Hapsburg group, ernment had discovered Man- terference into the 2016 election was European-focused. afort was trying to hide his and possible coordination with In response, prosecutors filed communications by using a tech- Trump aides. additional documents showing nique called “foldering” in which Manafort, 69, now loses the extensive lobbying contacts by multiple people have access to relative freedom he enjoyed the group in the U.S., which they the same email account and com- while preparing for two criminal said showed “the falsity of his municate by saving messages in trials. He faces the possibility, if representation.” One document a drafts folder rather than send- tried and convicted, of spending was a 2013 memo from Manafort ing them. the rest of his life in prison. Still, JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP to former Ukrainian President Jackson said she was “very Paul Manafort arrives at federal court Friday in Washington. it’s unclear whether the move Viktor Yanukovych. It described troubled” by Manafort’s contacts will push Manafort to cooperate President Donald Trump criti- The president incorrectly re- tin Kilimnik, with obstruction of how Manafort had designed a with witnesses. She also refused with prosecutors. cized Jackson’s decision, even as ferred to Manafort’s pretrial de- justice and conspiracy to obstruct program that used the Hapsburg to lay out which witnesses were Manafort witnessed several he sought to distance himself tention as a “tough sentence.” justice, adding to the multiple members to lobby U.S. lawmak- off-limits. key episodes under investigation from Manafort by saying the for- Manafort hasn’t been convicted felony counts he already faced. ers and influence American pub- “This is not middle school. I by Mueller’s team. But he has mer chairman worked for other of any crimes or sentenced. Manafort pleaded not guilty to lic opinion, including meetings can’t take his cellphone,” she not shown a willingness to help prominent Republicans and In issuing her ruling, Jackson the latest indictment on Friday. on Capitol Hill. said, noting that if she listed 56 investigators, maintaining his in- worked for his campaign for only said she had struggled with the Kilimnik, who prosecutors say Manafort lawyer Richard West- witnesses, she couldn’t be certain nocence and attacking his prose- “49 days or something? A very decision to jail Manafort while lives in Russia, did not appear in ling said his client had “largely” he wouldn’t contact the 57th. cution as illegitimate. short period of time.” In fact, he awaits trial and considered al- court or respond to an email complied with Jackson’s orders. Manafort will remain in jail Prosecutors have given no indi- Manafort served there for nearly ternatives. seeking comment Friday. And he argued that Manafort while he awaits trial in both cation they are pursuing a plea five months. But she couldn’t “turn a blind Mueller’s team has said that Kil- could not have known the men he Washington and Virginia over the deal or consider his testimony es- Trump also tweeted with sar- eye” to his conduct or ensure he imnik has ties to Russian intelli- contacted were witnesses. next few months. He faces sev- sential to the probe given the casm that he “didn’t know Man- would abide by her orders if he gence agencies, a claim he has Westling did not propose eral felony charges — including amount of evidence — and other afort was the head of the Mob” remained on house arrest. denied. adding any conditions to Man- tax evasion, bank fraud, money- cooperators — they’ve amassed and asked: “What about Comey “You have abused the trust Prosecutors say the two men afort’s house arrest, only asking laundering conspiracy and acting in the last year. and Crooked Hillary and all of placed in you six months ago,” tried to get two witnesses to say that the judge clarify whom he as an unregistered foreign agent No one on the campaign, in- the others? Very unfair!” Those she said. that lobbying work on behalf of was or wasn’t allowed to contact. — related to his Ukrainian polit- cluding Manafort, has been were references to James Comey, Jackson’s ruling came in re- Ukraine and carried out by clan- He also asked the judge to con- ical work, money he funneled charged with a crime directly re- whom Trump fired as FBI direc- sponse to an indictment handed destinely paid former politicians sider the burden it would place through offshore accounts and lated to Russian attempts to sway tor, and Hillary Clinton, the 2016 up last week charging Manafort, occurred only in Europe and not on Manafort to prepare for two loans he took out on property in the election. Democratic presidential nominee. and longtime associate Konstan- the U.S., a contention the wit- criminal trials from jail. the U.S. Figures show about 2,000 minors separated from their families

BY COLLEEN LONG Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Nearly 2,000 minors have been separated from their families at the U.S. border over a six-week period during a crackdown on illegal entries, according to Department of Homeland Security figures obtained by The Associated Press. The figures show that 1,995 minors were separated from 1,940 adults from April 19 through May 31. The separations were not broken down by age, and they included separations for illegal entry, immigration violations or possible criminal conduct by the adult. Under a “zero tolerance” policy announced by Attorney Gen- eral Jeff Sessions, Homeland Security officials are now referring all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution. U.S. protocol prohibits detaining children with their parents because the children are not charged with a crime and the parents are. Sessions announced the effort April 6, and Homeland Security began stepping up referrals in early May, effectively putting the policy into action. Since then, stories of weeping children torn from the arms of their frightened parents have flooded the media and the policy has been widely criticized by church groups, politicians and children’s advocates who say it is inhumane. A battle in Con- gress is brewing in part over the issue. Some immigrant advocates have said women were being sep- Afghan bomber kills 21, mostly Taliban celebrating truce arated from their infants; Homeland Security and Justice De- partment denied it. They also said the children were being well THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was to end at the conclusion of the engaging in negotiations with the Afghanistan’s High Peace Council, KABUL, Afghanistan — A sui- Eid holiday, which follows the Afghan government. There was no said Taliban fighters from across cared for and disputed reports of disorder and mistreatment at cide bomber blew himself up in monthlong fasting month of Ra- immediate Taliban reply to Ghani’s the country were entering into gov- the border. eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, madan. latest offer of an extension. ernment-controlled areas to visit On Thursday, Sessions cited the Bible in defending the policy, killing 21 people and wounding Ghani offered no details of the In a statement Saturday, U.S. their families “and they were being arguing the recent criticisms were not “fair or logical and some another 41, most of them believed extension, including how long it Secretary of State Mike Pompeo welcomed by government security are contrary to law.” to be Taliban fighters who had would be in effect. The Taliban’s welcomed Ghani’s offer of an ex- forces.” “I would cite you to the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise gathered to celebrate a three-day leader, Haibatullah Akhunzada, on tension to the cease-fire, adding In eastern Logar province, command in Romans 13, to obey the laws of the government cease fire marking the Islamic hol- Monday separately announced a that the U.S. “stands ready to work dozens of Taliban on motorcycles because God has ordained them for the purpose of order,” he iday of Eid al-Fitr, a police official three-day truce to mark the Eid with the Afghan government, the roared through the provincial cap- said. said. holiday. The Taliban cease-fire Taliban, and all the people of ital of Pul-e-Alam, some of the ve- The International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid Nangarhar provincial Police took effect at midnight on Thurs- Afghanistan to reach a peace hicles festooned with the Afghan group, said in response that “a policy of willing cruelty to those Chief Ghulam Sanayee Stanikzai day. agreement and political settlement flag. Provincial police spokesman people, and using young sons and daughters as pawns, shatters said the devastating explosion Ghani in his statement announc- that brings a permanent end to this Shahpur Ahmadzai told The Asso- America’s strong foundation of humanitarian sensibility and came as previously unthinkable ing the extension called on the Tal- war.” ciated Press that the Taliban were family values.” scenes of unarmed Taliban fighters iban to reply in kind. He also said While no one has yet claimed re- unarmed and no one was allowed The new figures are for people who tried to enter the U.S. be- celebrating Eid, often alongside that a cease-fire could be accom- sponsibility for Saturday’s explo- into the city with weapons. panied with visits to their prisoners sion in Rodat district of eastern Abdullah Faizani, a Taliban tween official border crossings. Asylum-seekers who go directly Afghan security forces, played out in cities throughout the war-shat- and treatment for their fighters at Nangarhar province, the Islamic fighter from Logar’s Baraki dis- to official crossings are not separated from their families, except tered country on Friday and again hospitals in Afghanistan. State affiliate, which did not sign trict, said it had been seven years in specific circumstances, such as if officials can’t confirm on Saturday. Ghani also repeated his promise on to the cease-fire, has a strong since he has been to the provincial the relationship between the minors and adults, if the Within hours of the explosion, that everything could be on the ne- presence in the area. Previously, IS capital. safety of the children is in question, or if the adult is being pros- President Ashraf Ghani announced gotiation table, including the pres- fighters have clashed with Taliban, Although he wanted an ex- ecuted. he would extend a nine-day cease- ence of foreign forces. who have rejected their demands tended cease-fire, he said he would There were an additional 38 minors separated at ports of entry fire that was to expire on Sunday Earlier this week Taliban leader for a caliphate. not lay down his weapons perma- in May through June 6. There were more than 55 in April and a and which he had unilaterally an- Akhundzada said he wanted direct Meanwhile, Atta-ul-Rahman nently until “all the foreign troops high of 64 in March, according to the figures. nounced last week. The cease-fire talks with the United States before Salim, deputy head of leave Afghanistan.” CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. Christian Coomer • 127-A West Main St. Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 770-383-9171 • [email protected] 202-225-2931 • https://loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • 836 N. College Dr. • Cedartown, GA, 30125 • 404-657-1803 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, June 17, 2018 5A LakePoint

FROM PAGE 1A worried about them,” he said. “Our tax intake. agreement now is with Rimrock “I do observe that the county- Capital and not with LakePoint wide revenue projections are cre- Land, the original investors. I see ated with a very conservative LakePoint moving forward as they mindset,” she said. “With that said, have been, really ... for the last year I do not anticipate [a] major impact and a half this has been going on on local revenues.” with the original investors. They Large-scale development contin- just kind of drug their feet on filing ues at LakePoint, with the road ex- Chapter 11.” tending to the complex’s planned Nor did Melinda Lemmon, exec- northern campus expected to be utive director of the Cartersville- completed by next year. Bartow County Department of “That ownership tells us that Economic Development, consider they’re committed to the master the announcement that much of a plan from the original inception of surprise. LakePoint,” Taylor said. “That’s “Since Rimrock’s increased in- what we’ve been told and they’re volvement, it is logical that their moving forward with it.” own financial decisions will be im- That project, Taylor said, is plemented,” she said. “I think being funded by Georgia Depart- many are trying to understand the ment of Transportation grants, impacts of actions like this filing, while the water and sewer infra- but LakePoint has been proactive structure will be handled by the in reaching out to explain [and] re- City of Emerson. assure many like myself.” “We’ve actually been very con- Ultimately, Emerson Mayor Al servative as far as doing any kind Pallone said he believes the bank- of major efforts that were contin- ruptcy proceedings will prove to be gent on LakePoint happening,” a positive for the local economy. Pallone said. “We’re forward look- “We’re going to have a more sta- ing in that we did an expansion of ble organization and the fact that our wastewater treatment facility, it’s all going to be in equity means and LakePoint was a part of that in they’re going to be able to do our mindset ... we also understand more,” he said. “Really, the biggest that those kinds of utilities are a economic impact for Emerson is good source of revenue once you JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS the hotels — getting more hotels is get them established.” County and city officials say LakePoint’s Chapter 11 filings will have little impact on the local economy. pretty critical.” While Pallone said the city will According to filings in the U.S. eventually take over that infrastruc- it continues to grow like it’s LakePoint developments. of Emerson looking for some fi- what it is for right now. If some- Bankruptcy Court for the Northern ture, they’re not the ones paying for planned to do, it will be very ben- “They haven’t asked and we’re nancial assistance, Pallone said the thing came in that made sense to District of Georgia in Rome, Rim- its development. eficial to the county.” not available to subsidize Lake- outcome would be up in the air. do that, and the council and mayor rock Capital Management LLC — “It’s being paid for through the Taylor said one option that’s not Point in any way moving for- “If it looks like it’s beneficial to all agree, then we would do it, but the California-based hedge fund other venues,” he said. “It will be- on the table for Rimrock, however, ward,” he said. our citizens, then we would obvi- at this point, we’re not aware of that acquired LakePoint Land come a part of Emerson, ulti- is the county financing future But if Rimrock came to the City ously look at it,” he said. “It is any requests like that.” LLC’s assets in 2016 — has until mately, but we haven’t really spent Oct. 9 to have a formal Chapter 11 extra money on infrastructure ... recapitalization plan in place. one of the things we hope to gain “They way they’ve worked it out of this is we’ll get more of a out, from what I’ve been told, is the revenue stream that allows us to original investors still have an op- take care of the citizens of Emer- portunity to get their money back,” son.” Taylor said. “Chapter 11 is a bank- Northern campus expansion, ruptcy, but it’s a reorganizing type Pallone said, would almost cer- venture. I think the original in- tainly require the city to expand its vestors just got overwhelmed by own workforce, primarily its num- the amount of debt they had to pay ber of public works and police interest on and it just kind of took force employees. them down.” “Obviously, we are going to Taylor said he doesn’t anticipate have to grow the city somewhat to the Chapter 11 filings significantly manage this type of facility,” he impacting the county’s tax base. said. “But that’s in the future. “We’re not anticipating a millage When it happens, we’ll start grow- increase whatsoever,” he said. ing, and we’ll grow based on what “This will not affect our projections we need.” as far as tax revenue. In fact, the Lemmon said she does not be- sales tax in the last few months has lieve LakePoint’s bankruptcy fil- been growing, mostly because of ings will be a deterrent to other LakePoint.” developments emerging in Bartow. Pallone said the impact of the “I do not think this circumstance bankruptcy on Emerson’s taxes will have [an] impact on future de- should also be negligible. cisions of other economic develop- “Nothing’s going to change as ment projects,” she said. “In other far as what the digest is for that words, each deal is based on that area,” he said. “This is really just a project’s individual dynamics — restructuring bankruptcy, they’re this situation seems to be more still paying all their debts, so I don’t about the internal financial struc- see that having any impacts on the turing of decision-makers than re- tax revenue generation.” flections of the local market. If anything, with new gas sta- Economic indicators of our market tions and fast food restaurants com- are strong, and I believe prospec- ing in, he said he expects tive investors will see that.” developments in and around Lake- Nor did she say she views the Point to put more money in the Chapter 11 proceedings as a death- city’s coffers. blow for the Emerson complex it- “As more items go in and more self. businesses open up, those proper- “I’m cautiously optimistic they ties become higher value so we’re will emerge as a financially expecting that will go onto the di- stronger organization and that vis- gest,” he said. itors and employees will see little- Another tax revenue factor to to-no impact,” she said. consider, Pallone said, is Lake- At least one representative of a Point’s diminishing tax abatement business near LakePoint said she incentives. “We’re pretty far along isn’t worried about the bankruptcy into that,” he said. “We’re five filings having a detrimental effect years into that [and] it drops by on the local economy. about 10 percent a year. So we’re “I think it’s something, appar- at a point where that starts to fade ently, that was needed,” said away as well.” LaDonna Mears, sales manager for Overall, Lemmon said she ex- the dual-branded Sleep Inn and pects the Chapter 11 filings to have MainStay Suites Hotel at 146 Old little bearing on the county’s Allatoona Road. “I really think if

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FROM PAGE 1A when it’s cold, so they’ll do it this milling off and replacing one inch summer into the fall.” of the asphalt — the really rough- GDOT District 6 Engineer De- riding surface that sheds water. Wayne Comer, however, said the That’s what we’re taking off and project could take longer. that’s what we’re putting back,” he “[C.W. Matthews] is supposed said. “It’s for safety, to eliminate to start paving in the middle of July the cracked windshields, the ravel- and they’ve got 60 days to coming and potholes in that section.” plete the paving, but that doesn’t The condition of the highway, mean they’ll be through,” he said. Comer said, was made even worse “They’ve got until next April to by the heavy snowfall and icing finish because there’s still a lot of that has pounded I-75 over the last striping up they’ll have to do.” few years. During the project, both I-75’s “As far as safety, you’re going to northbound and southbound lanes have new striping along the road- will be resurfaced with a new type way once the road is completed of open graded friction course and resurfacing is done,” he said. (OGFC) asphalt. According to “It’s just going to be new. Every- GDOT, the project was expedited thing, you’ll be able to see better.” by the State Maintenance Office With construction beginning due to the roadway’s “serious rav- shortly, however, Comer asked eling condition.” local commuters to prepare them- Day further described what the selves for some slower rides later resurfacing project, which is being this summer. paid for via state dollars, will en- “There’s going to be a lot of de- tail. lays,” he said, “and staging and “This project, they’re actually working at night.” 6A Sunday, June 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Schools The Daily Tribune News BCSS TO THE A letter from Dr. Hinesley FROM PAGE 1A EDITOR any local school issues and working directly with principals on day-to-day operational issues and concerns.” Dear Cartersville Community, enrollment opportunities, increased plished these things during some of success. Thanks to the cooperation “After discussing the job responsibilities for the chief of lead- opportunities in the arts, increased the most difficult times our system and effort of your elected School ership and learning position with Dr. Kimberly Fraker and realiz- As my tenure as Superintendent programs and services for special and our state has ever experienced. Board and dedicated, hardworking ing she is eminently qualified for both the chief academic officer of the Cartersville City Schools needs students, provided quality We could not have done it without employees this success was and the chief of leadership and learning positions, I asked her to ends, I want to express my thanks career and technical education the leadership of our School Board achieved. I consider myself blessed decide which position she would like for next year,” he said. “She to you, the citizens of Cartersville, courses and provided additional and your support. I am especially to have served this community. In selected the lateral position of chief of leadership and learning.” for your support during my time as options for struggling students. proud of our employees who came closing, I want to again thank the Because the chief works with principals on a daily basis, it’s Superintendent of the Cartersville Financially, we have the lowest to work each day to serve your chil- citizens of Cartersville for such “helpful that Dr. Fraker worked directly with those district-level City Schools. With your support, I millage rate in the past 17 years and dren. They have done an excellent strong support of your local school leaders” as the CAO, Page added. leave the school system in a strong we have a strong financial balance. job during incredibly challenging system. Putting the operations part of human resources under Fraker’s position academically and finan- We paid off a $32 million bond times. supervision was to help narrow the focus of the department’s re- cially. We have increased our grad- debt in 10 years, leaving the school One of the greatest joys has been Sincerely, sponsibilities, according to Page. uation rate, increased Advanced system and Cartersville taxpayers serving your children. I am so J. Howard Hinesley, Ed.D. “With a very small human resources department, I wanted to Placement offerings, increased dual debt free. Amazingly, we accom- proud of our graduates and their Superintendent allow our chief of human resources and our HR staff to focus only on those issues which relate to human resources,” he said. An educator for 24 years, Chiprany started his new position as chief academic officer Wednesday after working with Page for the past three years as assistant superintendents in leadership for Cobb County Schools. Bartow County school news “Dr. David Chiprany is one of the few educators in Georgia with successful principal experience at all levels,” Page said. “He has STAFF REPORT Megan Janisch, Cartersville Timothy Bates, Cartersville Dalton Knox, Cartersville three years of experience as an elementary school principal, three The following Bartow County Bailey Jones, Rydal Anna Bedell, Cartersville Heather Kready, Cartersville years of experience as a middle school principal and six years of residents were named to the Stephanie Jordan-Cain, Kaitlyn Belcher, Rydal Anna-marie Lawson, experience as a high school principal. He also has three years of spring 2018 president’s list at Cartersville Molly Belcher, Cartersville Adairsville central office experience as an assistant superintendent. He led the Georgia Highlands College: Huda Kamal, Cartersville Jasmain Belew, Cartersville Daniella Liley, White professional learning communities to assist in staff development Harrison Banks, Cartersville Charles Keeney, Cartersville Camden Bridges, Cartersville Garam Lim, Cartersville in Cobb County, and he has a strong understanding of K-12 in- Samuel Boice, Cartersville Heather King, Cartersville Carley Bruce, Emerson Jillian Malave, Cartersville struction and how to monitor and use data to drive student out- Sarah Bracken, Euharlee Kylie Knox, Taylorsville Sh’nae Carr, Cartersville Leah Martin, Cartersville comes.” Joria Brooks, Adairsville Meredith Knox, Cartersville Anthony Catanzaro, Euharlee Cynthia Mata, Cartersville Chiprany, 48, was thrilled to be offered the position of CAO. Tara Butler, Kingston William Lange, Cartersville Ann Marie Chastain, White Tara Mathis, Cartersville “I am extremely honored and humbled to be a part of the Bartow Morgan Callari, Cartersville Thacker Lively, Emerson Seth Colston, Cartersville Brighton Mccollum, Cassville County School System,” he said, noting being employed in the ac- Elizabeth Carver, Kingston Johanna Maserjian, Taylorsville Christina Cooper, Cartersville Kelsey Mckinley, Cartersville ademic division of a system was “always a goal of mine.” “I have Alexandria Chitwood, Lauren McKaig, Cartersville Lucas Corbin, Cartersville Chandler Morris, Cartersville already met many wonderful people from the district and commu- Cartersville Hunter Mccreary, Cartersville Sidney Cothron, Cartersville Matthew Morrow, Adairsville nity.” Avery Cissa, White Shelby Meatyard, Cartersville Rachel Craig, Adairsville Ivana Motes, Cartersville The Dallas resident said he “first and foremost” wants to “con- Kaden Cochran, Adairsville David Moseley, Cartersville Morgan Creel, Kingston Haley Murphy, Cartersville tinue the good work that is in place academically in Bartow,” but Michaela Crowe, Cartersville Marissa Mowry, Cartersville William Crowe, Cartersville Joseph Nash, Kingston he also has a few ideas to strengthen the system. Robert Crowe, Cartersville Vincent Myrick, Cartersville Tyler Darnell, Cartersville Ashley Oliver, Cartersville “An area of focus will be on our professional learning commu- Zackery Danz, Cartersville Tina Ogletree, Cartersville Charles Davis, Cartersville Caleb Parker, White nities,” he said. “We will be working with the schools on strength- Jesus De La Cruz, Cartersville Morgan Ong, Cartersville Tambari Deeyaa, Cartersville Rutva Patel, Cartersville ening the processes of planning, collaborating and assessing to Brandy Folger, Adairsville Karishmaben Patel, Cartersville Megan Dillard, Cartersville Maria Payne, Cartersville ensure we are supporting all our students and positively impacting Angelica Gallegos, Cartersville MacKenzie Payne, Cartersville Jaina Dixon, Adairsville Kourtney Perry, Cartersville student achievement.” Lizeth Garcia Perez, Jorita Perkinson, Cartersville Levi Dooley, Euharlee Haley Pittman, Adairsville Cartersville Madison Poe, Cartersville Jeffrey Dunn, Kingston Amanda Planchet, Cartersville Warm Weather Bradley Gilmore, Cartersville Ashlee Price, Adairsville Kristin Epps, Cartersville Matia Probus, Cartersville Jared Goodwin, Rydal Tori Pritchett, Kingston Brooke Eure, Cartersville Elizabeth Quinonez, Is Here! 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feel 42. I get out here and kick and locations because they think if this Bio punch with all the kids and I’m en- is successful, how much success ergized and I feel good, no aches or could I have if I had six of the same FROM PAGE 3A pains anywhere, or arthritis. I went thing that was also successful? The DTN: What are some of the to a Taekwondo-sponsored event way I see it, when we’re here we long-term health benefits of Choi one time and everybody there that form bonds with our students, and Kwang Do, and how has the martial was probably over 25 had knee if we try to put ourselves in too art helped you with OCD over the braces and elbow guards on and many places at once, you kind of years? they looked like bionic people be- lose that bond and it starts to be- MW: It helps me focus my OCD cause they had destroyed their bod- come more like a coach-athlete re- in a productive manner because I ies. I’m lucky in what we do that lationship, which really hinders can work hard and become better at I’m not destroying my body and students in their progression. They things I’ve been doing for a long having to rely on all these medical need a set of instructors that care for time while at the same time learning devices to hold me together. them and want to see them improve new things. And of course, all of the and grow. As far as we’re con- different patterns and speed drills DTN: What are your long-term cerned, we’re just going to focus on we learn helps your cognitive think- business plans for Choi Kwang Do? one location. We want to grow it ing and your memory, as well. As I MW: A lot of school owners and impact as many lives as we can get older, I’m less likely to run into around the country want to steer the while we’re here. dementia and Alzheimer’s and wrong way with that. They get a lit- things of that nature. Physically, I’m tle bit of success and then they de- DTN: What’s your favorite turning 42 in August, but I don’t cide they want to open up multiple thing about operating the business, and what’s it been like serving the Bartow community for almost 15 years now? MW: Having a business is really good for someone like myself, because I wasn’t the best employee. Because of my OCD and things I liked to do things a certain way and I don’t like it when people tell me “no, you cannot do it like this, you have to do it my way.” I had a lot of problems with that and it led to me losing a lot of jobs in my prior career. But when I’m here, I can do things the way I see fit and there’s no one to look down on me or talk down to me. I can do what needs to be done without having to modify the way I do it to fit somebody else’s idea of the way it should be done. I really like helping people. We’ve seen thousands of students in the almost 15 years we’ve been here and we’ve had so many reports from thankful parents that tell us “my kid is paying better attention and their grades have improved and they’re not lashing out in anger or violence like they used to.” There are just so many reports. The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, June 17, 2018 7A Secret recording, unpaid loan stir race for governor

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was caught in a secret recording re- and his reputation as a businessman farmers who provided it with seed “Hits are made harder, it gets nas- from an advocacy group. ATLANTA — Accusations of leased last week candidly acknowl- have also come under fire. for making canola and sunflower tier and things become more vicious Critics say the scholarship pro- ethical lapses and incompetence are edging he’d backed what he called Cagle ran a TV ad branding oil. A financier suing the company in the runoff,” said Charles Bullock, gram diverts money from public raising the temperature of Georgia’s a “bad public policy” for political Kemp “incompetent” and “untrust- says he’s owed $500,000. He told a political science professor at the schools. On the recording obtained heated race for the Republican gain. Then The New York Times worthy” over a 2015 incident in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution University of Georgia. by the Atlanta newspaper and nomination for governor. reported Thursday that Cagle in which Kemp’s office inadvertently Kemp requested the loan. The covert recording was made WSB-TV, Cagle tells Tippins: “Is it Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle faces Sec- 2008 bought an Atlanta condo- released the Social Security num- Cagle and Kemp were the top after the primary by Cagle’s former bad public policy? Between you retary of State Brian Kemp in a minium from a lobbyist for bers and other information of mil- finishers in a five-way primary May gubernatorial rival Clay Tippins. and me, it is. I can tell you how it is GOP primary runoff July 24. Alle- $97,000, a price 24 percent below lions of Georgia voters on disks sent 22 for the Republican nomination During a private conversation, a thousand different ways.” gations questioning Cagle’s ethics its appraised value. to media and political party offi- to succeed term-limited GOP Gov. Cagle said he had supported a Since the recording came to light, and Kemp’s competence have al- Kemp said the recording repre- cials. Nathan Deal. Georgia hasn’t elected measure to nearly double the limit Cagle has said raising the tax-credit ready made for a turbulent cam- sented “everything that’s wrong And Kemp is facing scrutiny for a Democratic governor since 1998, Georgia places on a tax credit for limit to $100 million a year was the paign. with politics.” But Kemp’s tenure his role in Hart AgStrong, a com- so the stakes are high for Republi- private school scholarships, hoping right move because it expanded ed- Cagle, the GOP front-runner, as Georgia’s top elections official pany that owes $1.6 million to cans in this deep-red state. to deprive another rival of support ucation choices.

• Demarcus change, speeding and reckless ment officers, aggravated assault address or birthdate to law en- 1888 Old Alabama BARTOW Alexander Burns, driving. with a gun and battery. forcement officers and possession Road S.W., Tay- of 24 Jones St. of methamphetamine. lorsville, was ar- BLOTTER S.E., Cartersville, • Dennis Tyrone • Garry John rested and charged was boarded for Kennedy, of 31 May, of 7 Litch- • James Robert with a criminal The following information — the Cartersville River Oaks Drive field St. S.E., Porter, of 42 trespass. names, photos, addresses, charges Police Depart- S.W., Cartersville, Cartersville, was Whistle Stop and other details — was taken di- ment. was arrested and arrested and Drive S.W., • Larry Walker rectly from Bartow County Sher- charged with a su- charged with pro- Cartersville, was Sosebee, of 395 iff’s Office jail records. Not every • Howard Cody perior court sen- bation violation. arrested and Sosebee Road, arrest leads to a conviction, and a Eckleberry, of tence. charged with six Rockmart, was ar- conviction or acquittal is deter- 134 Whisteria • Michael Ed- counts of theft by deception and rested and charged mined by the court system. Arrests Road, Murphy, • Judy Gail Kil- ward Mead, of theft by taking. with probation vi- were made by BCSO deputies ex- NC, was arrested gore, of 55 Norton 4950 SpringDale olation. cept where otherwise indicated. on an agency as- Road N.W., Road S.W. L1, At- • April Michelle sist. Kingston, was ar- lanta, was arrested Queen, of 220 • Amanda June 15 rested and charged and charged with Two Run Crossing Danielle Spiva, of • Oswaldo Efrain with bondsman off probation viola- N.W., Cartersville, 117 Kuhlman St. • Ryan Charles Fernandez was bond and posses- tion. was arrested and N.W., Adairsville, Ammerman, of arrested on an sion of methamphetamine. charged with two was arrested and 789 Indian agency assist. • Joneshly Ivette counts of posses- charged with a Mounds Road S.E. • Christopher Medina, of 5114 sion of marijuana and possession probate court sen- 5, Cartersville, • Dominique Paul Land, of Groovers Landing of methamphetamine. tence. was arrested and Kente Gainor, of 5134 N. Shores Road S.E., Ac- charged with driv- 13 Otting Drive Road N.W., Ac- worth, was ar- • Marc Dennis • Nadia Leigh ing too fast for conditions, failure S.E. D, worth, was arrested on an Ramsey, of 607 Vardi, of 136 Am- to maintain a single lane, driving Cartersville, was rested and charged agency assist. Mountain Chase berstapp Studdar with an open alcohol container, hit arrested and with D.U.I., reck- Drive S.E., Road, Social Cir- and run, driving with a suspended charged with loi- less driving, failure to maintain a • Herbert Wesley Cartersville, was cle, was arrested or revoked license, reckless driv- tering and prowling and burglary. single lane, failure to exercise due Myrick, of 60 arrested and and cahrged with a ing and D.U.I. care when using a radio or mobile Luther Knight charged with a su- superior court sen- • Mamie Eliza- phone and erratic lane change. Road S.E., perior court sentence. tence. • Billy Lamar beth Gartin, of Cartersville, was Amos, of 24 Hum- 122 Evergreen • Alan Walter arrested and • Garry Shaun Roberson, of mingbird Lane Trail S.E. C, Lloyd Jr., of 469 charged with bat- N.W., Adairsville, Cartersville, was Lynnhaven Drive tery under the Family Violence was arrested and arrested and S.W., Atlanta, was Act (F.V.A.). charged with a pro- charged with a ju- arrested on an bate court sentence. venile court sentence. agency assist for • William Joel the Adairsville Po- Parker, of 11 • Jeffrey Carl • James Paul lice Department. Quail Ridge Road Barnett, of 240 Gass was arrested S.W., Taylorsville, White Road N.W., and charged with • Matthew Lee was arrested and Adairsville, was probation viola- Lowe was arrested charged with pro- arrested and tion. and charged with bation violation, charged with a su- willful obstruction driving without required tail- perior court sen- • Bradley Scott of law enforce- lights/lenses, giving a false name, tence. Holmes, of 47 Hannon Way S.E., • Jeremy Wade Cartersville, was Barrow, of 40 arrested and Falcon Circle charged with a drug N.W. B, court sanction. 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nearly 100 percent of both of his opment at Savoy Automobile Mu- Father’s Day lungs. He wasn’t able to breathe on seum, he served as the director of his own for nearly two weeks as his marketing at Booth Western Art FROM PAGE 1A lungs had to absorb the tar-like sub- Museum from August 2012 to May stool — meconium — which is a procedure and were gone; timing stance. Each day was a battle; two 2018. He also is the cofounder of very thick, tar-like substance. His was everything. I made it to Dalton steps forward, one step back. I The TC Show, which provides DJ gasps caused him to inhale an ex- the following morning and met learned that the meaning behind the and entertainment services. orbitant amount of this stool, amni- with the NICU doctor and nurses. I name ‘Walter’ is ‘warrior’ and that Locally, his community involve- otic fluid mixture resulting in a was met outside Walter’s room and he is. He battled and fought might- ment includes being a member of severe case of meconium aspiration forewarned about his appearance ily as he worked to control his res- Cartersville-Bartow County Con- syndrome.” and condition. As the doctor said, piratory rate, oxygen levels, food vention & Visitors Bureau’s board Needing further care after his ‘We have a very sick baby on our intake, IVs and medications. I was of directors, the Rotary Club of birth, Walter was transported to hands.’ Amidst the whirlwind of able to hold my son for the first Etowah, Cartersville First Baptist Hamilton Medical Center’s NICU events and emotions, I never really time … [when he was] 1 week, and Church and the Cartersville-Bar- in Dalton, where he stayed more grasped how bad Walter was until I will never forget that moment.” tow County Chamber of Com- than two weeks. we were being checked out of the Among the sixth generation in merce. “Upon the arrival of Hamilton’s NICU and several doctors and his family to call Bartow home, “As each day progressed, we NICU ambulance, they brought nurses came to see him off because Shinall is well-known in the com- would travel to and from Dalton,” Walter to our room in an incubator, they never expected to see him munity and was “in awe” by the Shinall said. “I had to trust, believe hooked to more wires and ma- leave. level of support his family received in and pray for the doctors and chines than I could count,” Shinall “Walter was in the NICU for 17 during his son’s health journey. nurses who watched over my son, said. “They explained the transfer days. The meconium covered Currently the director of devel- because I had to also consider the health, both physically and men- tally, of my wife. She was over- coming a major surgery and was having to deal with the thoughts of ‘what if, why and how.’ As I stood & ) ! ) &$) $) &#$) over Walter that first night, alone, I $ prayed. I had to believe that we did not go through all of these tribula- tions and this be the outcome. At that moment, I knew we had to continue to be open and honest. 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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Vic Beasley Jr. gathers the participants of his football camp together for a selfie. More than 200 young football enthusiasts attended Beasley’s camp Saturday at Adairsville High School. Adairsville native, Falcons star gives back with youth camp

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN things packed up, the former Clemson Tigers is very special, and it’s something that I love.” [email protected] happily obliged. Despite having been in the NFL for three sea- RANDY PARKER/DTN There was never any rush. sons, it would take a book to discuss all the During an hour- long autograph Vic Beasley Jr. and Grady Jarrett sat side-by- As Beasley’s giant left hand gently held the ways in which Beasley has helped the Tigers session at the side on the green, plastic seats of metal chairs permanent marker, he always took his time and really all of Bartow County in just a short conclusion of on the Adairsville High School track. The seats, when signing his name. It’s a small, but notable time. Of course, he acknowledged the help pro- his football made for children and regular-sized adults, gesture, particularly after being asked to repeat vided by AHS athletic director Meredith Barn- camp Saturday couldn’t have been comfortable for the two the task hundreds of times in quick succession. hill, head football coach Eric Bishop and the at Adairsville massive Atlanta Falcons defensive linemen, but Hosting events like Saturday’s and willingly other Tigers volunteering their time and re- High School, Vic there they sat in the heat for an hour Saturday. offering up his time is the least the Adairsville sources. Beasley Jr., Children who attended the day’s Vic Beasley High product believes he can do to give back to “I feel like I’ve done a pretty good job with along with his Jr. Football Camp stood in line to get pictures the community that means so much to him. the help of the staff at Adairsville High School, Atlanta Falcon taken, signed shirts and photos, and complimen- “I think they responded well,” Beasley said it’s definitely paid dividends,” Beasley said. teammate Grady Jarrett, signed tary Falcons swag. Even when a few high- of the community’s reaction to the camp, which “It’s been a great job, working in unison with T-shirts, jerseys, schoolers and adults asked for photos and has gone on now for three years. “I think it’s a them and them volunteering and opening up photos, hats autographs, while those associated with the Fal- good thing that’s going on in the Bartow County and other items. cons and Adairsville High were looking to get area. For me to be able to give back to this area SEE BEASLEY, PAGE 2B Newcomb, Culberson power Braves past Padres

BY GEORGE HENRY closer Arodys Vizcaino earned his outing since pitching 7 1/3 score- Braves 1B Freddie Freeman The Associated Press 14th save in 16 chances by work- less innings against Colorado on went 1 for 3 and has hit safely in ing through a shaky ninth. May 15. 26 of 27 for a .377 average since ATLANTA — Sean Newcomb Hunter Renfroe doubled with Braves starters began the day May 19. He leads the NL in bat- pitched six scoreless innings, one out, and pinch-hitter Cory ranked fourth in the majors with a ting average, hits, on-base percent- Charlie Culberson homered, and Spangenburg got plunked in the 3.35 ERA and they improved to 5- age, slugging percentage and total the Atlanta Braves beat the San right side before Vizcaino struck 1 with a 1.09 ERA in their last 10 bases. Diego Padres 1-0 on Saturday. out Franmil Reyes and retired home games. Newcomb is 6-0 NOTES: The game was de- The NL East-leading Braves im- Freddy Galvis on a grounder. with a 1.35 ERA when starting layed 25 minutes by rain in the proved to 25-7 when their starter Jordan Lyles (2-4) allowed two after the Braves lost their previous middle of the sixth. ... The Braves pitches at least six innings, and base runners — a single by game. announced their fifth sellout this Newcomb has been a big reason Dansby Swanson in the first and Jose Pirela doubled to begin the year and 41,916 tickets sold, the for the success. another by Culberson in the sec- game and advanced to third before largest crowd in SunTrust Park’s A winner in eight of his last nine ond — before Culberson’s third Newcomb struck out Christian two-year history. ... RHP Julio decisions, Newcomb (8-2) al- homer made it 1-0 in the fifth. Villaneuva and Franmil Reyes. Teheran has been reinstated from lowed two hits, walked one and Lyles turned in a solid perform- That was the only trouble he the disabled list and will make his struck out seven. He retired the ance after entering the game 0-1 faced. 14th start this season and 10th of JOHN BAZEMORE/AP last 13 batters he faced. with a 6.35 ERA in three career The Padres had won three of his career against San Diego Atlanta Brave Charlie Culberson is greeted at the dugout by Dan Winkler faced four batters starts and one relief appearance four and 12 of 17, but dropped to today. Teheran missed over a week hitting coach Kevin Seitzer, left, and manager Brian Snitker after in the seventh, A.J. Minter faced against Atlanta. He gave up five 34-39, last in the NL West. with a sore thumb. He is 0-3 with hitting a homer against the San Diego Padres Saturday in Atlanta. the minimum in the eighth and hits and struck out six in his best STILL STREAKING a 6.14 ERA in his last four starts. Johnson in 4-way tie after Fever get 1st win of season day of survival at US Open in 96-64 rout of Dream THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY DOUG FERGUSON still moving on the 13th green and no one INDIANAPOLIS — Victoria Vivians scored a career-best 21 AP Golf Writer in the final 22 groups broke par. points to help the Indiana Fever win their first game of the season, Johnson, who started the third round beating the Atlanta Dream 96-64 on Saturday night. SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — The only with a four-shot lead, barely nudged his The Fever (1-10) trailed 38-35 at halftime before outscoring the thing that spared Dustin Johnson from 17-foot birdie attempt on the 18th hole. Dream 36-16 advantage in the third quarter. Indiana opened the another U.S. Open implosion is that It ran 8 feet by the cup and he missed the fourth quarter with a 15-6 run to lead 86-60 and put the game away. everyone around him suffered on a Shin- par putt for one last bogey and a 7-over Indiana’s 10-game losing streak matched a franchise worst. The necock Hills course that even the USGA 77. Fever’s last regular season win came on Aug. 6 and was followed conceded got out of hand Saturday after- At least he still has a chance. Johnson by eight straight losses to end the 2017 season. noon. was in a four-way tie for the lead at 3- Vivians was 5 of 8 from 3-point range, Kelsey Mitchell added 19 Daniel Berger and Tony Finau were over 213, the highest 54-hole score to points with three 3-pointers and Erica Wheeler scored 10. Angel McCoughtry led the Dream (6-5) with 19 points and eight the exceptions, each posting a 4-under 66 lead the U.S. Open since the fabled SETH WENIG/AP about the time Johnson was just starting “Massacre at Winged Foot” in 1974. Dustin Johnson hits out of the rough on the 15th hole rebounds and Renee Montgomery added 12 points. out on greens that became so slick that during the third round of the U.S. Open Golf Tiffany Hayes and Stephanie Mavunga suffered ankle injuries in Phil Mickelson swatted a ball that was SEE OPEN, PAGE 2B Championship Saturday in Southampton, New York. the third quarter and each had to be helped off the court. 2B Sunday, June 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Beasley

FROM PAGE 1B their time to come help me. I’m very appreciative of that.” Beasley also appreciated that Jarrett was able to help run the camp. The parallels between the two are hard to miss, and it makes a lot of sense why they teamed up to help each other at their respec- tive camps. Both grew up in Georgia with Jarrett graduating from Rockdale County; both attended Clemson and both landed with Atlanta during the 2015 NFL draft, as Beasley went in the first round and Jarrett in the fifth. “It’s like a brotherhood, like we talk about on the team,” Beasley said of helping work the camps. “We help one another, and we help support another. It’s very cool for Grady to come up here and for the Adairsville natives to see a different face of the Falcons.” Bishop said it was a special treat to have another NFL player on hand Saturday, and he said he hopes both will make it up next month when Adairsville hosts a camp for offensive and defensive RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS linemen. Above, Vic Beasley Jr. prepares to start some of the more than 200 youngsters who attended his “It’s the first time another At- football camp Saturday at Adairsville High School in a drill. Top right, prizes were given to the top lanta Falcons player has came,” performers at the camp. Bottom right, Grady Jarrett, Atlanta Falcon defensive tackle and teammate Bishop said referring to the previ- of Beasley, instructs a young player. ous Beasley camps. “Of course, “It’s cool. Trevor, man, I’m ex- “It’s a big motivator,” Beasley a chance to go compete at a high he’s brought some players from cited about him and what he’s said of the Super Bowl being in At- level, go make a statement and high school and college who help going to be doing at Clemson,” lanta. “No team that has hosted the make a run for the Super Bowl out each and every year. Beasley said. “I hope to be able to Super Bowl has ever played in it, that’s going to be played in our “He went and worked a Grady Jar- team up with him in the future so that’s motivation all by itself.” home state. We’re playing at a high rett camp last weekend, and we were when he becomes an athlete at the Besides the obvious team goals level, and we’re excited about the prepared and knew it was a possibil- next level.” the Falcons are looking to achieve, opportunity.” ity Grady would be here. We’re glad It’s still a few years before that Beasley seems to really be looking It’s an opportunity he doesn’t to have him, and hopefully, both will possible scenario would play out, forward to this coming season. take for granted. When he has the get to come back for our high school which would undoubtedly lead to And why wouldn’t he be? chance to help Adairsville, he does linemen camp in July.” the highest attended youth football After a mostly lost year due to it without a second thought. It’s Perhaps at future camps down camp in the area. If it does, Beasley injuries, Beasley will look to regain also why so many others drop the road, Beasley could be joined hopes to have a bit of jewelry to the form that saw him earn All-Pro everything to lend a hand, as well. by another local athlete and Clem- show off to the campers. recognition in 2016 when he led “It makes me appreciate my plat- son product, Trevor Lawrence. After come up agonizingly short the league in sacks with 15.5. He’ll form,” Beasley said. “It’s hard to While he’s ready to see what the in Super Bowl LI, the Falcons are have to due it a different position, put it into words, but I’m so appre- Cartersville High graduate does at looking forward to winning the title though, as he makes the move back ciative of where I’m at and what his alma mater, Beasley is already in 2019. They would make some to arguably his more natural spot at God has brought me to. I’m appre- planning on joining forces with the history, too, if they reach the big defensive end. ciative of the people who come out No. 1 ranked Class of 2018 player game since it’s being played in “I’m very excited,” Beasley said and support and the people who in the country. Mercedes-Benz Stadium. of the upcoming season. “You have volunteer their time.”

“It was a very tough test, but probably too earned round of 72, leaving him in position U.S. Open with an 81, and he provided the after it and then stuck out his putter and hit Open tough this afternoon.” to become the first back-to-back winner of snapshot of a day that was entertaining for the ball back toward the cup to keep it from Berger and Finau, who started the day 11 the U.S. Open since Curtis Strange in 1989. reasons the USGA didn’t imagine. running off the green. That’s a two-shot FROM PAGE 1B shots out of the lead, will play in the final Henrik Stenson made one birdie and He went from behind the 13th green all penalty, giving him a 10. “You were seeing shots that were well group. Johnson and defending champion picked up three shots on the leader. the way off the front. His next shot was 18 “It’s just a moment of madness,” said played and not rewarded,” said Mike Brooks Koepka will be right behind them. Mickelson celebrated his 48th birthday feet above the hole. His bogey putt slid by, Andrew “Beef” Johnston, who played with Davis, the chief executive of the USGA. Koepka made only two birdies in a hard- by matching his worst score in his 27th and after a few putts, Mickelson trotted Mickelson and couldn’t stifle a laugh. Welcomes Robert (Red) Goodwin And His 40+ Years Of Experience To Our Dealership For All Your Used & New Car Needs! Red invites all of his friends and family to come see him!

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In addition to the ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves have placed pitcher Mike INDIANAPOLIS — Authori- don’t think it was a random at- from an argument on the dance Kings, he has played for the Port- Foltynewicz on the 10-day disabled list with triceps tightness and ties say Sacramento Kings for- tack. floor. land Trail Blazers, New York reinstated Julio Teheran to take his place. ward Zach Randolph’s brother Roger Randolph, who was 35 Zach Randolph was at the club Knicks, Los Angeles Clippers and After Foltynewicz threw a bullpen session Saturday, the team de- was shot and killed early Satur- years old, had several brushes that night and was questioned, but Memphis Grizzlies. He is a two- cided to give him extra rest in hopes of bringing him back next day outside of a bar in the Indiana with the law, including for a 2004 he wasn’t charged. time NBA All Star. weekend. The right-hander left a start four days ago after pitching city where the two grew up. shooting at a nightclub that Roger Randolph was charged Roger Randolph was also a five scoreless innings against the New York Mets. Police said that an officer heard wounded three people and landed last year with OWI, the Indiana gifted basketball player growing Foltynewicz is off to the best start of his four-year stay with At- gunfire at around 5 a.m. and him in prison. equivalent of driving under the up in Marion, but he got into trou- lanta, going 5-4 in 14 starts with a 2.16 ERA that ranks third in the found Roger Randolph bleeding Roger Randolph was sentenced influence. There was a hearing ble and was kicked off the high NL. between two cars outside of to three years in prison in 2005 last week in that case, which was school team. His mother sent him Teheran will start today against the Padres. He has been sidelined Hop’s Blues Room in Marion, for his role in the nightclub shoot- unresolved. to a boarding school in Pennsyl- with a sore thumb since allowing four runs in four innings last which is about 60 miles northeast ing in Anderson, which is about Zach Randolph led Marion vania, according to a 2004 story weekend at San Diego. He is 0-3 with a 6.14 ERA in his last four of Indianapolis. 30 miles south of Marion and is High School to a state champi- by The Oregonian. starts. Hickson SPORTSROUNDUP arrested for armed World Cup Schedule On the Air All Times EDT FIRST ROUND GROUP A MLB BASEBALL 10 a.m. — U.S. Open: Final-round play (FOX) Thursday, June 14 1:30 p.m. — San Diego at Atlanta (FSSO) 2 p.m. — U.S. Open: Final-round play (FOX) robbery At Moscow Russia 5, Saudi Arabia 0 7 p.m. — Chicago Cubs at St. Louis (ESPN) WORLD CUP SOCCER Friday, June 15 At Ekaterinburg, Russia COLLEGE WORLD SERIES BASEBALL 8 a.m. — Costa Rica vs. Serbia (FOX) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Uruguay 1, Egypt 0 Tuesday, June 19 2 p.m. — Texas vs. Arkansas (ESPN) 11 a.m. — Germany vs. Mexico (FS1) NEWNAN — A former NBA At Saint Petersburg, Russia 7 p.m. — Texas Tech vs. Florida (ESPN2) 2 p.m. — Brazil vs. Switzerland (FS1) Russia vs. Egypt, 2 p.m. player from Georgia has been ar- Wednesday, June 20 PGA TOUR GOLF At Rostov-on-Don, Russia rested for an armed robbery. Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia, 11 a.m. Coweta County Sheriff Monday, June 25 At Kalinigrad, Russia South Korea vs. Germany, 10 a.m. Sunday, July 1 At Samara, Russia Croatia 2, Nigeria 0 At Ekaterinburg, Russia At Moscow spokesman Jimmy Yarbrough tells Uruguay vs. Russia, 10 a.m. Thursday, June 21 Mexico vs. Sweden, 10 a.m. 1B vs. 2A, 10 a.m. At Volgograd, Russia At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia GROUP G At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia news outlets 29-year-old James Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt, 10 a.m. Argentina vs. Croatia, 2 p.m. Monday, June 18 1D vs. 2C, 2 p.m. GROUP B Volgograd, Russia At Sochi, Russia Monday, July 2 Edward “J.J.” Hickson Jr. was ar- Friday, June 15 Nigeria vs. Iceland, 11 a.m. Belgium vs. Panama, 11 a.m. At Samara, Russia rested Friday and is being held At Saint Petersburg, Russia Tuesday, June 26 At Volgograd, Russia 1E vs. 2F, 10 a.m. Iran 1, Morocco 0 At St. Petersburg, Russia Tunisia vs. England, 2 p.m. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia without bond. It was unknown if At Sochi, Russia Nigeria vs. Argentina, 2 p.m. Saturday, June 23 1G vs. 2H, 2 p.m. Portugal 3, Spain 3 At Rostov-on-Don, Russia At Moscow Tuesday, July 3 he has an attorney. Wednesday, June 20 Iceland vs. Croatia, 2 p.m. Belgium vs. Tunisia, 8 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia Yarbrough says Hickson was At Moscow GROUP E Sunday, June 24 1F vs. 2E, 10 a.m. Portugal vs. Morocco, 8 a.m. Sunday, June 17 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia At Moscow charged in connection with a At Kazan, Russia At Samara, Russia England vs. Panama, 8 a.m. 1H vs. 2G, 2 p.m. Iran vs. Spain, 2 p.m. Costa Rica vs. Serbia, 8 a.m. Thursday, June 28 QUARTERFINALS home invasion. He says at least Monday, June 25 At Rostov-on-Don, Russia At Saransk, Russia Friday, July 6 At Kalinigrad, Russia Brazil vs. Switzerland, 2 p.m. Panama vs. Tunisia, 2 p.m. At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia two people were involved, but Spain vs. Morocco, 2 p.m. Friday, June 22 At Kalinigrad, Russia Match 57: 1C-2D winner vs. 1A-2B winner, 10 a.m. only Hickson faces charges. At Saransk, Russia At St. Petersburg, Russia England vs. Belgium, 2 p.m. At Kazan, Russia Iran vs. Portugal, 2 p.m. Brazil vs. Costa Rica, 8 a.m. GROUP H Match 58: 1E-2F winner vs. 1G-2H winner, 2 p.m. Hickson was a standout basket- GROUP C At Kalinigrad, Russia Tuesday, June 19 Saturday, July 7 Saturday, June 16 Serbia vs. Switzerland, 2 p.m. At Saransk, Russia At Samara, Russia ball player at Joseph Wheeler At Kazan, Russia Wednesday, June 27 Colombia vs. Japan, 8 a.m. Match 59: 1F-2E winner vs. 1H-2G winner, 10 a.m. High School in Marietta and at- France 2, Australia 1 At Moscow At Moscow At Sochi, Russia At Saransk, Russia Serbia vs. Brazil, 2 p.m. Poland vs. Senegal, 11 a.m. Match 60: 1B-2A winner vs. 1D-2C winner, 2 p.m. tended North Carolina State be- Denmark 1, Peru 0 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Sunday, June 24 SEMIFINALS Thursday, June 21 Switzerland vs. Costa Rica, 2 p.m. At Ekaterinburg, Russia Tuesday, July 10 fore being drafted in 2008 by the At Samara, Russia GROUP F Japan vs. Senegal, 11 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia Denmark vs. Australia, 8 a.m. Sunday, June 17 At Kazan, Russia Match 57 winner vs. Match 58 winner, 2 p.m. Cleveland Cavaliers. He also At Ekaterinburg, Russia At Moscow Poland vs. Colombia, 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 11 played for the Sacramento Kings, France at Peru, 11 a.m. Germany vs. Mexico, 11 a.m. Thursday, June 28 At Moscow Tuesday, June 26 Monday, June 18 At Volgograd, Russia Match 59 winner vs. Match 60 winner, 2 p.m. Portland Trail Blazers, Denver At Sochi, Russia At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Japan vs. Poland, 10 a.m. THIRD PLACE Australia vs. Peru, 10 a.m. Sweden vs. South Korea, 8 a.m. At Samara, Russia Saturday, July 14 Nuggets and Washington Wizards At Moscow Saturday, June 23 Senegal vs. Colombia, 10 a.m. At Saint Petersburg, Russia throughout his eight-year career. Denmark vs. France, 10 a.m. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia SECOND ROUND Semifinals losers, 10 a.m. GROUP D South Korea vs. Mexico, 11 a.m. Saturday, June 30 CHAMPIONSHIP He most recently played basket- Saturday, June 16 At Sochi, Russia At Kazan, Russia Sunday, July 15 At Moscow Germany vs. Sweden, 2 p.m. 1C vs. 2D, 10 a.m. At Moscow ball overseas for the Lebanon Argentina 1, Iceland 1 Wednesday, June 27 At Sochi, Russia Semifinals winners, 11 a.m. Champville SC team. At Kazan, Russia 1A vs. 2B, 2 p.m. 4B Sunday, June 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Messi misses penalty, Iceland holds Argentina to 1-1 draw

BY GRAHAM DUNBAR vancing from a well-balanced chased Messi’s floated cross. Messi penalty kicks in his career. AP Sports Writer group that also includes Croatia and placed his shot to the right of Iceland played its debut on soc- Nigeria. Hannes Halldorsson, but the Ice- cer’s biggest stage like it belonged MOSCOW — If there is one “It hurt missing the penalty. It land goalkeeper dived and got two alongside the 2014 runners-up. In- flaw in Lionel Messi’s genius, it could have given us the lead and hands behind the ball. deed, the result and performance might be his failure to score penalty that could have changed the “I did my homework. I looked at matched its European Champi- kicks in big games. match,” Messi said. “It would have a lot of penalties from Messi,” Hall- onship two years ago. Then, Iceland Add Messi’s saved attempt changed their game plan, too. They dorsson said. “I had a good feeling frustrated and stopped Ronaldo against Iceland on Saturday at the probably would open a little bit that he would go this way today.” from scoring and rallied to earn a 1- World Cup to misses for Argentina more and we could get more Messi had a final chance to re- 1 draw with Portugal. in shootouts for the Copa America space.” deem his team with the final kick of Aguero then scored in the 19th title, and for Barcelona in a Cham- The day after Cristiano Ronaldo the game, but his free kick from 25 minute. Spinning off a defender pions League semifinal match that scored three times from three shots yards failed to clear a solid defen- with his back to goal at the penalty was later lost. on target — including a penalty and sive wall. It summed up the entire spot, Aguero moved to his right and At least Messi’s miss in the 64th a spectacular free kick — to salvage second half of resolute hard work hooked his left foot around to send minute at Spartak Stadium — his a point for Portugal against Spain, by Iceland. a rising shot high into the net. fourth in his last seven penalty at- Messi’s tally of 11 shots, only three At the end, Messi retreated alone Iceland was level four minutes tempts for his club and his country on target, and no goals was curious. into the center circle with his head later, however, when Alfred RICARDO MAZALAN/AP — was not in a losing cause. A 1-1 The score was already 1-1 when bowed and hands on his knees. Finnbogason scored after Argentina Argentina’s Lionel Messi covers his face during the group D draw with impressive World Cup Argentina was awarded the penalty The Argentina great, considered goalkeeper Willy Caballero pushed match between Argentina and Iceland at the 2018 soccer World newcomer Iceland is far from a fatal after Hordur Magnusson’s tumbling by many to be the best player of all a low cross into the forward’s path Cup in the Spartak Stadium Saturday in Moscow. blow to Argentina’s chances of ad- fall over Sergio Aguero as both time, has missed more than 20 for a volley from eight yards. Technology helps France beat gritty Australia Taxi hits pedestrians

BY SAMUEL PETREQUIN Australia captain Mile Jedinak AP Sports Writer had briefly equalized from the near Moscow’s Red penalty spot in the 62nd after KAZAN, Russia — Technol- France defender Samuel Umtiti ogy twice helped France at the handled the ball in the area. Square, injuring 8 World Cup on Saturday as the After a balanced first half in 1998 champions labored to beat a the Group C match at the Kazan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Russia is hosting the World Cup gritty Australia 2-1 in their open- Arena, France was awarded the ing game. first penalty following a VAR re- MOSCOW — Eight people, in- and the capital’s streets have been The French team was given a view. cluding two from Mexico, were crowded with foreign visitors. The controversial penalty kick, even- After checking images of a injured Saturday when a taxi accident took place on Ilinka tually converted by Antoine tackle from behind by Joshua crashed into pedestrians on a side- Street, about 650 feet from Red Griezmann in the 58th minute, Risdon on Griezmann, referee walk near Red Square in Moscow. Square and Moscow’s famous after the referee watched the re- Andres Cunha pointed to the Russian police said the driver in GUM shopping arcade, an area play of a foul on the sideline. penalty spot. the crash has been detained. popular with tourists. Paul Pogba later scored the “When I received the knock I Moscow’s traffic monitoring The city health department said DARKO BANDIC/AP agency said the driver claimed the seven of the injured were in satis- winning goal in the 81st minute, believed there was a penalty,” Australia goalkeeper Mathew Ryan looks to the ball as France’s crash wasn’t premeditated. factory condition and one was in and goal-line technology was Griezmann said. “The referee did Paul Pogba scores his side’s second goal during the group C used to confirm the ball had not blow his whistle, so I moved match between France and Australia at the 2018 soccer World Video circulating on Russian more serious condition. Specifics crossed the line after bouncing on with that. But when he went to Cup in the Kazan Arena Saturday in Kazan, Russia. social media and some news web- on their injuries were not avail- down off the crossbar. see if there was a penalty I imme- sites showed the taxi approaching able. “I’m not going to complain diately thought about how I shots in the first eight minutes the Australia, whose goal is to sur- a stopped line of cars, then veering The agency that monitors about the use of video today,” would take it.” French failed to get a single shot vive the group stage, will need onto the sidewalk and striking Moscow’s traffic safety said the France coach Didier Deschamps Griezmann hit a powerful shot on target in the remainder of the two good results to escape elimi- pedestrians. It then hit a traffic driver is a citizen of the former So- said. “It helped correct a mis- that left Ryan stranded, four min- first half. nation. sign and bystanders tried to wres- viet republic of Kyrgyzstan who take.” utes before Jedinak then sent GROUP DYNAMICS MBAPPE THE YOUNGEST tle the driver out of the taxi, but he told police that the crash was not Pogba had been unimpressive France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris It’s the ideal start for France, Kylian Mbappe became the broke their grip and ran away; it intentional. until the goal, but the Manchester the wrong way to put the teams whose ambition is to finish at the youngest player to represent was not clear how he was finally Mexico’s embassy in Moscow United midfielder set up a 1-2 level following Umtiti’s clumsy top of a group that also includes France at a World Cup at 19 detained. said two of its citizens were with substitute Olivier Giroud foul. Peru and Denmark. A win against years, 178 days. He was 10 The source of the video wasn’t among the injured. Mexico is to and beat Australia goalkeeper France had controlled posses- the South Americans next would months younger than Bruno Bel- specified, but it appeared to be a play against Germany today in Mat Ryan to give France the vic- sion and circulated the ball well allow Deschamps to rotate his lone, who played at the 1982 handheld recording of footage Moscow, one of 11 host cities for tory. before the interval, but after four players for the final game. World Cup in Spain. from a video monitor. the tournament.

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BY MARIE NESMITH and was opened in 2017. The goal of our part- [email protected] nership with Keep Bartow Beautiful is to improve our watershed.” Continuing its environmental stewardship, An- Calling the World Environment Day event heuser-Busch’s Cartersville brewery recognized a “huge success,” Keep Bartow Beautiful World Environment Day by enhancing a key Executive Director Sheri Henshaw component of the Etowah River Water Trail. Pre- was thrilled to join Anheuser-Busch sented at Old Hardin Bridge Landing, the water- representatives at 556 Hardin Bridge shed project was conducted in association with Road in Kingston. Keep Bartow Beautiful June 5. “This project was designed in three “In celebration of World Environment Day, we parts: the stream bank stabilization, were delighted to highlight and promote our key the stream buffer enhancements partnerships with Keep Bartow Beautiful among and the pollinator plantings around colleagues, partners and the local community the rock pier that remained from where we live and work,” said Kevin the old bridge structure,” Henshaw Fahrenkrog, general manager of Anheuser- said. “We brought soil and mulch Busch’s Cartersville brewery. “In Cartersville, to the site, placed plants in loca- over 40 of our colleagues participated in the tions where they needed to go, [in- Keep Bartow Beautiful project, and we were just cluded] identification labels and one of many Anheuser-Busch watershed events then guided volunteers as they hosted around the country in celebration of World worked. A ‘sock’ made of coconut Environment Day. fibers and jute rope was installed in “Water is a vital part of the brewing process, and an area along the bank that had pre- here at our Cartersville brewery, it’s an especially viously been the thruway for craft important resource. Throughout the year we peri- and people. It had become a dan- odically pause production of beer to can safe, gerous mudslide down the hill, and clean emergency drinking water so as to be ready heavy rains would funnel mud and to help communities in times of disaster. When silt along with water down that disaster strikes, we work alongside the American channel, eroding the bank even fur- Red Cross and our local wholesaler partners to ther. We placed this sock like a nat- distribute the water to communities across the ural speed bump for soil, allowing country for those in need. I hope that by partici- the water to pass through, but more pating in these watershed projects, our colleagues slowly than before. We then added see that sustainability is core to our business be- some native button bush to send cause we are building a company to last. For the down their very deep roots and take past 165 years, we’ve been committed to bring- hold into the bank, further stabilizing the sur- ing people together for a better world and we in- rounding area and allowing it to return to a natu- tend to do so for the next 165.” ral buffer. Along with a stream bank stabilization effort, the “… Around the rock pier we added asters, swamp project also included native plantings and stream hibiscus, swamp sunflowers, mounds of black- buffer improvements. eyed Susans and native grasses to accent that “From start to finish, water plays a critical role in structure. Many of these are pollinator plants, and Anheuser-Busch’s brewing process and is the are also drought-tolerant natives or they love wet main ingredient in our beer,” said Rachel George, feet. Either way, these plants are much tougher, environmental manager for the local Anheuser- and just as beautiful and functional, as many of Busch brewery. “As a company, we understand the bedding plants you find in stores for summer the importance of protecting water resources in planting. We — Keep Bartow Beautiful — plan our community and so does Keep Bartow Beauti- to add some signage, both educational and histor- ful. That’s why the Anheuser-Busch Cartersville ical, to that site later this summer.” brewery was delighted to partner with Keep Bar- Along with enhancing the launch area, Anheuser- tow Beautiful again this year to celebrate World Busch also presented two checks: $1,000 to Great Environment Day. Lake Allatoona Cleanup and $2,000 to Keep Bar- “We hosted this year’s event at Old Hardin tow Beautiful for its Blueberry Farm Project at Bridge Landing, the newest canoe and kayak Hickory Log Vocational School. launch site on the Etowah River Water Trail, “This [World Environment Day] project came which continues to show traces of erosion and a about because Keep Bartow Beautiful and An- lack of plant growth on the banks, something heuser-Busch have a long-standing relationship which can really impact water quality. The site of working together on local environmental is- was developed by Bartow County government sues that impact our community,” Henshaw said. through the assistance of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Recreational Trails Grant SEE BEAUTIFUL, PAGE 2C

PHOTOS BY RANDY PARKER, DESIGN BY ERIC DEMPSEY/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Top, Anheuser-Busch employees, from left, Janet Hogg, Rachel George and Michelle Kelly plant flowers at the base of one of the original bridge pilings at the Old Hardin Bridge Landing near Euharlee. Above, Hickory Log Vocational School’s executive director, Wendy Allen, and residents Joey Roach, left center, and Elmer Smith, right center, accept a check to Keep Bartow Beautiful from Kevin Fahrenkrog, general manager of Anheuser-Busch’s Cartersville brewery. The funds will aid in creating a blueberry farm on the grounds of Hickory Log. Directly above, Keep Bartow Beautiful Executive Director Sheri Henshaw shows Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor how the stream bank stabilization project will serve to protect the areas on the bank of the Etowah River at Old Hardin Bridge Landing where the slopes of the riverbank drop sharply to the water. 2C Sunday, June 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News Father’s Day: A reminder of how important the home is

Today is Father’s day. It’s a are growing up in broken homes And, when a child is raised in an out affirmation fail to give their home at a time, one father at a day to express your appreciation where they don’t receive much, if environment like that, they often children affirmation because they time. to your dad for his love and sup- any, adult supervision, which is look for affirmation elsewhere. didn’t receive it. They have You and I can’t fix every home. port. I think it’s also a day to con- believed to be a significant con- God’s design for the home was never seen an affirming father But we can do our part to make sider how fathers and healthy tributing factor to school shoot- for a man and woman to have and modeled. A deceased Pastor sure our home is a solid, loving, homes can help address the rise ings. And I agree with that idea. raise children. Children need love friend grew up in a non-affirming affirming home and, in so doing, in school shootings. Let me ex- Many people grow up without and affirmation, and God’s plan home. Throughout his life, he we do our part to fix the home. plain. a father. Or they had a father but was for them to get that affirma- decided to encourage others. I This Sunday is Father’s Day. Recently I was driving along a they never saw him or, if they tion from their parents. received several notes from him Why not start now doing our part county road and I passed a sign did, it wasn’t often. They were Years ago, Gary Smalley wrote and I know others did as well. He to build solid Christian homes? for a candidate running for that Potts essentially raised by a mother a book entitled “The Blessing.” did this because he knew how it Now, someone may say, “I’m county’s school board. At the top who worked and tried to raise In the book he explained the Old felt to not receive affirmation and divorced, the children never see of the sign were the words been lots of discussing on how children. Testament concept of a child re- he wanted to do all he could to af- their dad.” Ok, Mom; do what “school safety champion.” we can make our children and However, some grew up with a ceiving a blessing from their fa- firm others. you can. I realize your world may Clearly, this candidate knows that teachers safer. One of the father in the home, but they ther and he explained how when A good argument can be made not be perfect. I understand that. school safety is a major concern “causes” of the shootings that didn’t receive much affirmation a child doesn’t receive the bless- that one of the things contributing But do what you can. today. many people have voiced is the from their dad. Their dad seldom, ing, it impacts them in every area to the escalating school violence Join me and let’s do what we Because school shootings have breakdown of the home. if ever, told them he was proud of life. is the breakdown of the home. can to make our homes loving become so numerous, there has The idea is that many children of them or that he loved them. Some men who grew up with- How can that be addressed? One and good.

CHURCH CALENDAR

PLEASANT VALLEY BAP- Adairsville. First Christian June 18-22 for children ages 3- Murray Tilles, of Light of Mes- tist Church is holding its vacation PINE GROVE BAPTIST TIST CHURCH – 174 Church of Adairsville is hosting 12. The church also is hosting siah Ministries in Atlanta, to bible school June 24-28 from CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove Mostellers Road, Adairsville. its vacation bible school June 18- summer services at 9:30 a.m. speak on “Jesus in the Passover” 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. each night. All Road, Cartersville. The Pine Pleasant Valley Baptist Church is 22 at 5:45 each evening. Children each Sunday. For more informa- on June 24 at 6 p.m. children are invited. Grove Baptist Church food hosting its vacation bible school pre-k through 5th grade are in- tion, call pantry is open the first Thursday June 18-22 at 6:30 p.m. each vited. 770-387-0379. NEW CORINTH MISSION- LIGHTED PATHWAY of each month from 11 a.m. to 12 night. A meal will be provided ARY BAPTIST CHURCH – CHURCH OF GOD – 2054 p.m. each evening. SAVIOR OF ALL FLOYD CREEK BAPTIST 200 Cliff Nelson Road, Euharlee. Cassville Road. Lighted Pathway LUTHERAN CHURCH – 35 CHURCH – 2171 Hills Creek New Corinth Missionary Baptist Church of God is having its an- POPLAR SPRINGS FEL- FIRST CHRISTIAN Indian Trail S.E., Cartersville. Road, Taylorsville. Floyd Creek Church is hosting its Mother nual homecoming service, featur- LOWSHIP CHURCH – 118 CHURCH OF Savior of All Lutheran Church is Baptist Church is holding a yard Board Installation June 24 at ing Dwayne Dover, on July 15 at George St., Adairsville. The ADAIRSVILLE – 113 Park St., hosting its Vacation Bible School sale and hobo supper on June 23. 10:30 a.m. Sister Velma Mc- 10:45 a.m. church meets at The Living Way The yard sill begins at 8 a.m. and Carver, Sister Nellie Goggins and Church Coffee Shop every Sun- will run until 6 p.m. The supper Sister Barbara Long are being in- ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- day at 11 a.m. Pick Up runs from 3 to 6 p.m. stalled as Mothers of the church. TIST CHURCH – 79 Rowland Enrollment Springs Road S.E., Cartersville. CELEBRATE RECOV- Packet SNOW SPRINGS BETHANY BAPTIST The church’s food pantry is open ERY – Celebrate Recovery, a Today! CHURCH – 61 Snow Springs CHURCH – Bethany Baptist the third Thursday of Christ-centered recovery pro- Road, Adairsville. Snow Springs Church is hosting its homecom- every month from 10 a.m. to gram, meets every Monday night Church is hosting its bible school ing service on June 24 at 10:30 noon. at North Pointe Church in NOW ENROLLING FOR for Pre-k through high school a.m. The service will feature Adairsville. Cross Talk Cafe be- GEORGIA LOTTERY FUNDED June 21-24. Times are: June 21- guest singers Victory Road. EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF gins at 6 p.m., large group wor- 22, 7 to 9 p.m.; June 23 9 a.m. to There will be no Sunday school THE ASCENSION – 205 W. ship at 7 p.m. and small support FALL PRE-K 1 p.m.; and June 24 11 a.m. that day. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The groups at 8 p.m. For more infor- Preschool: Infants to 4 Years church’s food pantry is open mation, call Kitty Hesdorff at ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- MACEDONIA BAPTIST every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 404-642-3605 or email cele- Questions contact 770-386-0105 TIST CHURCH – Rowland CHURCH – 1810 Euharlee p.m, and Wednesday from 9 to 11 braterecovery@north- or [email protected] Open 6:30 AM Springs Baptist Church is hosting Road, Kingston. Macedonia Bap- a.m. pointechurch.com. www.brightviewacademy.com Close 6:30 PM 11 Hamilton Blvd., Cartersville

FIRST ANNUAL SENIOR CENTER HOLDS GOLF TOURNAMENT “Pickin For The Kids” Bluegrass & Gospel Show to Benefit

Saturday, June 23, 2018 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Rain or Shine 61 Shotgun Road, Cartersville, GA Join us for a full day of family entertainment! Free Admission - Donations Accepted ~ Groups Scheduled To Perform ~ - A Band of Brothers - Georgia Bound - HeartFelt - Proposition Bluegrass - Suggins Brothers - East Dixie Boys - Taylor Sosebee Band - Bonnie Ridge Bluegrass - Dixie Fire Cloggers Full Concessions: Hot Dogs, Hamburgers BBQ & More! Seating: Lawn Chairs or Blankets recommended Nearby Camping at KOA, just minutes away. For more information contact: Tim Adair: 404-550-0935 or [email protected] SPECIAL On June 7, senior center members who participate in the center’s weekly golf activity held their annual tournament. Following the Jug Rogers: 678-873-2469 or [email protected] tournament, the senior center held the awards ceremony and luncheon at the Beavers Drive branch. Golfers belonging to the center travel to a local course every Thursday.

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FROM PAGE 1C “We have been partners with them since 2004, when Rachel George joined our board of directors. That has continued through multiple projects, from the School Recycling Contest, to recycling at Red Top State Park, to their key role in our nationally recognized Sustainable Bartow Partnership, for which they received recognition from the White House and EPA [Environ- mental Protection Agency] Re- gion 4, to our current projects focusing on river and lake cleanups, stormwater education and green infrastructure projects, such as this recent garden installation. “We chose this site because, as the newest ‘jewel in the crown’ for our Bartow water trail launches, we had some issues that could be tackled to both improve the appearance of the park, and address stormwater education while addressing some issues on- site. We even removed some in- vasive species and added natives that will provide food for wildlife, such as birds and butter- flies.” FAMILY & LIVING

The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, June 17, 2018 3C ETS OF THE EEK Compost bins, berry EVHS P W boxes, grape arbors

After a nearby grocery store stopped giving me past prime produce, my composting operation nearly screeched to a halt. I didn’t have enough green stuff to mix with leaves and other “brown” materials to build a critical mass that would heat up to more than 150-degrees while it decomposed. Instead, we piled shavings from The Chicken Palace and more recently The Duck House into wire compost bins until they overflowed. Our stockpile of brown material without suf- Humphreys ficient green stuff sat there slowly cold composting. The other day, I dumped our stainless steel bucket filled with kitchen scraps into a renovated compost bin. I shoveled cold com- posted shavings from another bin filled with duck manure shavings to cover the scraps in the other bin. I grumbled to myself about why I never gave up on these compost bins until I saw something out of the corner of my eye wriggling in the pine sliv- ers. I paid more attention with the next shovelful of shavings as I slowly dumped it onto the kitchen scraps. To my surprise, manure worms (eisenia fetida) found this compost bin sometime over the SPECIAL past year or two. What I watched scurrying to get back into the Left, take a look at Kimmie. This no-nonsense kitty is full of spunk and independence, but wants nothing more than a human to dote on. Kimmie is around 1 1/2 years old, with black and white fur and mousey facial features. Kimmie enjoys her belly being darkness inside a compost pile were definitely manure worms. I rubbed and getting brushed. She has been at EVHS since October and is ready to settle in and snuggle with you. Right, have you unexpectedly felt satisfied and gratified that manure worms found seen our wonderful, handsome pup Isaac? Isaac knows how to sit, play fetch, give gentle kisses and be a good boy. If you are their way into this cold compost pile where I least anticipated looking for a goofy yet smart companion who is great with everyone, then Isaac is your guy. This lovable pup is around 2 years old, finding them. I knew we had other species of worms because only gets along with other dogs and understands many basic commands. Isaac loves a good belly rub after fetching the ball. This a few feet away, while I dug up the new berry box, I witnessed handsome boy has been at EVHS since November and can’t wait to be part of a family. If you are interested in adopting Kimmie, Isaac or any of their friends, or in volunteering at EVHS, please visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. other earthworm activity as I turned the soil over. Feeling good about the cold composting efforts of our newly found manure worms, I looked to get two other projects done — a grape arbor and a berry box. It’s taken so long for me to dig up the berry box that the final third of this planting bed needed to have the grass that covered it EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK: cut again. I intended to get at it this past weekend, but another project elbowed its way to the top of the to-do list. A few days later, I took a day off from work to dig four post holes for the genetically modified organisms organic foods. grape arbor and to finish digging the berry box. Buying (GMO’s) in organic production. There are a variety of other rea- The four arbor holes needed to hold a square 6-by-6 post along People who prefer to buy or- sons that some people prefer to with their associated wires and grape vines. I didn’t relish the ganic or non-GMO foods often buy organic foods. One challenge organic food thought of needing to dig a posthole at least 1 foot in diameter don’t realize what foods actually is finding organic fruits and veg- and at least 3-feet deep plus another few inches for a gravel base do contain genetically engineered etables that are locally grown at There is nothing wrong with at the bottom of the hole. ingredients. For example, there grocery stores, especially out of buying organic food. It’s one of I learned throughout the years that posts seemed to survive bet- are engineered yeasts and en- season. Many organic fruits and the many safe food choices that ter with a gravel layer at the bottom of the hole and buried in con- zymes (chymosins) that are used vegetables are produced in drier consumers have available in the crete. Other treated posts that I set directly into the ground to to make 90 percent of all cheeses climates, such as California, U.S. However, don’t let your fence in the chicken yard and The Allotment rotted at ground and most alcoholic beverages where there are fewer plant dis- food choice limit the amount of Pugliese level — I’ve replaced half the chicken yard fence and I need to such as beer and wine. So if you ease problems and require less fruits and vegetables that you replace the other half. The Allotment fence remains one of those It’s important to note that there sit down to eat your organic din- pesticides to grow them organi- consume. According to the Jour- projects that might get done by New Years. are natural substances that are ner with a little cheese and wine cally. nal of Food and Chemical Toxi- I decided to install the grape arbor on the backside of the barn prohibited from being used in or- appetizer, then technically, you On average, our food travels cology, if Americans increased where it should get enough sunlight for fruit production. Fortu- ganic production due to their high are not avoiding GMO foods. over 1,300 miles from farm to their daily consumption of fruits nately or unfortunately, the building contractor spread some 57 toxicity. These prohibited natural Most candy and other foods that table. That’s not a very sustain- and vegetables by a single serv- stone across the area to a depth of about 3-inches and more. Then substances include arsenic, lead contain added sugar are derived able system for growing and dis- ing, more than 20,000 cancer the septic contractor dug through this gravel pad to install the salts, strychnine and tobacco dust tributing our food, which requires cases could be prevented annu- from engineered sugar beets. pipes for the septic system, and when he backfilled the ditches, I (nicotine sulfate). Although these ally. Many processed foods are forti- a lot of non-renewable energy to didn’t have a gravel pad anymore. I had clay mixed with 57 stone. are naturally occurring sub- So what does it really mean to fied with Riboflavin (B-2), Vita- get these fruits and vegetables to Each of these four holes offered a different story of soil pro- stances, they are far more toxic buy organic food? It’s probably min B-12 or Vitamin E that are your grocery store. files, or should I say lack of soil profiles. The first hole — in a than most synthetic pesticides on not what you think. I’m often ap- made from the fermentation of This is perhaps a more impor- clay-gravel mix — went faster than I anticipated. I piled the ex- the market today. proached by clients who insist engineered microbes. Also, if you tant factor in choosing whether to cavated muck onto a small tarp until I can figure out where to use There are also several synthetic that whenever possible, they only are a diabetic, you depend on life- buy organic or conventionally this rocky clay mixture. substances actually allowed for buy organic. When asked why saving insulin that is made from grown food products. Ultimately, As I dug the hole for the other end of the arbor, I found a clay- use in organic production, mainly they prefer organic, I usually get engineered bacteria. There are it doesn’t really matter how it was loam soil mixture — this spot was obviously beyond the gravel used as disinfectants, such as al- a variety of responses. Here are also a number of pharmaceutical grown, whether organic or con- pad. About a foot down, water trickled into the hole. I rediscov- cohols, ethanol, isopropanol, some of the top reasons people drugs and vaccines that are bio- ventional, there’s no difference as ered the perched water table that required 20 concrete piers under chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, choose to buy organic. engineered. far as food safety or nutrition. As the footing of the barn. It went further than we thought. And the The most common response I sodium hypochlorite (bleach), Although not allowed in or- an informed consumer, you may deeper I dug into this clay muck, the wetter the soil seemed to hear is that organic foods do not soaps and vitamin D3 (used as rat ganic production, genetically en- prefer to buy whichever one is on be. This post will be a challenge to install with or without con- contain pesticides — which is ac- poison). gineered seeds have been sale or as local as possible to sup- crete. Nonetheless, I put crusher run into the hole only to find a tually a myth. The USDA Or- It’s interesting to note that vita- approved by global food safety port your local farmers. Consider few hours later that about 6-inches of water had seeped into the ganic Certification program min D3 is an essential micronu- agencies (USDA, FDA, EPA, buying fresh produce from your hole. actually allows over twenty dif- trient for humans, but at high WHO, FAO) and widely used by local farmers market or buy Geor- The third and fourth holes revealed the fill and backfill of clay ferent “natural” pesticides to be doses is extremely toxic. In fact, conventional farmers for more gia grown, whenever in season. layered during the construction of the barn — hard digging. I ran used in organic farm production. vitamin D3 is thousands of times than twenty years. Global food out of time and energy to finish setting the four posts. That meant Natural pesticides are derived more toxic than most synthetic safety experts will note there has — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- the berry box needed to wait until another time too. But at least I from botanical extracts or basic pesticides currently on the market not been a single incident of harm sion Coordinator and Agricul- made some progress. elements such as sulfur, copper today. to health or safety linked to the tural & Natural Resources Agent and boron. Unfortunately, most of If organic foods are technically use of GMO’s anywhere in the for Bartow County Cooperative — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been these natural pesticides are not as not “pesticide free,” then perhaps world. The National Academy of Extension, a partnership of The gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about effective as synthetic pesticides there are other reasons people Sciences, the American Medical University of Georgia, The U.S. gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative used in conventional agriculture. buy organic. The second most Association and the British Royal Department of Agriculture and Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or As a result, organic farmers often common response for buying or- Society also say there is no health Bartow County. For more infor- contact the Bartow County Extension Office, 320 W. Cherokee use natural pesticides more fre- ganic is that they are non-GMO. risk associated with GMO foods mation and free farm, lawn or Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Gar- quently and at higher rates than This is actually true. Currently, or ingredients. Research supports garden publications, call 770- dener Program is a volunteer training program for home garden- synthetic pesticides in order to the USDA Organic Certification that GMO foods are just as safe 387-5142 or visit our local web- ers offered through county offices of the University of Georgia achieve similar results. program does not allow the use of and nutritional as non-GMO and site at ugaextension.org/bartow. Cooperative Extension. Fathers Day is bitter reminder for daughter mourning her dad

DEAR ABBY: I got a stepdad IN KANSAS P.S. Readers, allow me to wish told my parents because I’m this may seem counterintuitive, when I was a young teen. He a Happy Father’s Day to fathers afraid of what they’ll say. Mom consider talking to your priest never tried to replace my dad, and DEAR DAUGHTER: Please everywhere — birth fathers, step- will probably think she failed as about your feelings. I am positive was very respectful of that rela- accept my sympathy for the loss fathers, adoptive and foster fa- a parent, my grandma would that it won’t be the first time he tionship. I didn’t regard him as a of your father. It’s understandable thers, grandfathers and all of never talk to me again and I’ll be has heard something like this. father figure, but more as a rela- that your heart is heavy. Mother’s those caring men who mentor forced to go to church every Sun- Keep in mind that as you grow tive, friend and a good man who Day and Father’s Day can evoke children and fill the role of absent day, do the sacraments and go to older, your feelings about atheism has done a lot of good for my By sadness for those who have lost a dads. And, of course, a big shout- religion class. may moderate. People have been Abigail Van Buren family. parent. out to dual-role moms and grand- I’ve been silent for a while, but known to return to — and find I’m a young adult now. My real lite and courteous thing to do, and That said, I do think the re- mothers. I applaud you all. — I’m going to make my confirma- comfort from — the church after dad died recently. Father’s Day is my stepdad deserves every acco- spectful thing to do would be to LOVE, ABBY tion soon and I feel terrible. a long absence. now just a painful emptiness I lade in the world, but it’s awk- remember your stepdad with a When I go to confirmation would rather ignore, instead of ward for me. I hurt for the loss of card as your mother wishes. DEAR ABBY: I am in high classes, I feel like a hypocrite. I Dear Abby is written by Abigail partaking in celebrations that re- Dad and don’t want to be re- Sometimes, knowing we have school and I’m an atheist. My want to tell everyone the truth, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne mind me the most important man minded on a holiday where done something nice for someone parents are Catholic. Over the but I don’t know if it’s a good Phillips, and was founded by her in my life is gone. everyone else at the party is sur- else — even if we are hurting — past couple of years, for various idea. Should I? — NEW ENG- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact My mom insists that I continue rounded by theirs. Is there a “best can make us feel better. If you do, reasons, I have realized I don’t LAND HERETIC Dear Abby at to acknowledge my stepdad on path” answer here? — DAUGH- you won’t be sorry. I know, be- believe what my parents and www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box Father’s Day. I know it’s the po- TER MISSING DAD cause it has worked for me. priest were telling me. I haven’t DEAR “HERETIC”: Although 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, June 17, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listing The Daily Tribune News

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Å Mod Fam Mod Fam fx K›› “Click” (2006, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’ Å› “That’s My Boy” (2012) Adam Sandler. ’ Å› “Grown Ups 2” (2013) Adam Sandler. ’ ›› “Daddy’s Home” (2015) Will Ferrell. ’ Pose “Giving and Receiving” ’ (:24) Pose ’ Å ESPN NSportsCenter (N) Prospect to Pro College Baseball NCAA World Series -- Texas vs Arkansas. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) Baseball Tonight MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) ESPN 2 OWorld/Poker World/Poker World/Poker World/Poker Sports Shorts E:60 Baseball Tonight (N) College Baseball NCAA World Series -- Texas Tech vs Florida. Prospect to Pro Jalen Jalen FOXSPO P Braves HOF Braves MLB Baseball San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves. 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Å (:04) “Nanny Killer” (2018, Suspense) Å TRAV ¨Roadside Eats Roadside Eats Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å Food Paradise (N) Food Paradise (N) Food Paradise Å Food Paradise Å ANPL ≠Dodo Heroes ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ River Monsters ’ Extinct or Alive “The Zanzibar Leopard” Wild Bear Wild Bear Vet Gone Wild (N) (:01) Extinct or Alive (:02) I Was Prey (N) (:03) Vet Gone Wild NICK ØSponge. Sponge. Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Sponge. Sponge. “SpongeBob Movie” Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Bunk’d Andi Jessie “G.I. 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MONDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 18, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News The Chew ’ Å General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET The Bachelorette (N) ’ Å (DVS) (:01) The Proposal Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News The Real ’ Å Harry ’ Å Steve (N) ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) So You Think So You Think Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Running Wild American Ninja Warrior (N) ’ The Late J. 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TUESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 19, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News The Chew ’ Å General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Middle Middle blackish blackish The Last Defense Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ World Cup World Cup Today 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia vs Egypt. (N) Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) Beat Shazam (N) ’ Love Connection (N) Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! America’s Got Talent “Auditions 4” (N) ’ World of Dance (N) The Late J. 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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 20, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News The Chew ’ Å General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Gold Gold Mod Fam House Shark Tank ’ Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ World Cup World Cup Today 2018 FIFA World Cup Iran vs Spain. (N) Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) MasterChef (N) ’ 24 Hours-Hell Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! World of Dance ’ World of Dance ’ Reverie (N) ’ Å The Late J. 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Å (:05) ››› “Tombstone” (1993) Å COM ¥(:15) That ’70s Show ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (:45) South Park South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk Daily Opposi TCM μ“Uncer (:45) ›› “Northern Pursuit” (1943) Å ››› “The Sisters” (1938) Å (:15) ›› “Four’s a Crowd” (1938) Å ››› “Adventures of Don Juan” (1948) ›››› “The Philadelphia Story” (1940) ››› “June Bride” (1948) Bette Davis. Å BRAVO ∂Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Watch NYC BET ∏Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince Prince (:05) ›› “The Wood” (1999) Omar Epps, Taye Diggs. (:25) ›› “Soul Plane” (2004) Kevin Hart. ››› “Boyz N the Hood” (1991) Larry Fishburne. (:05) ›› “Next Friday” (2000) Ice Cube. SYFY ∫“Shadows Dead” ›› “Robin Hood” (2010, Adventure) Russell Crowe. Å (DVS) “Last Knights” (2015, Action) Clive Owen. 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THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JUNE 21, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News The Chew ’ Å General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET The Gong Show (N) Match Game (N) Take Two (N) Å Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ World Cup World Cup Today 2018 FIFA World Cup Argentina vs Croatia. Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) The Four: Battle for Stardom (N) ’ Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Little Big Shots (N) Marlon Marlon Law & Order: SVU The Late J. 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Fallon WPCH (17) _ Hot Hot Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Divorce Divorce Last ManLast ManMom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold Dateline ’ Å CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Seinfeld Game Game WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Peg Sesame Splash Curious Pink Nature Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) The BBQ Show ’ Sandwiches/Like British Baking British Baking “Off the Menu” WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk ’ Å Dateline ’ Å CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Undercover Hawaii Five-0 ’ Blue Bloods ’ News Colbert WPXA (14) , CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene WATL (36)` Maury ’ Å Jerry Springer ’ Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Springer ’ Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil ’ Å News Blast Ninja Warrior Ninja Warrior 11Alive News at 10 Killer Crimes WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H WPBA (30) 0 Nigella At Joanne My Mother Dinosaur Splash Clifford Nature Arthur Curious Wild Kratts: Back Lark Rise Father Brown ’ Death in Paradise New Tricks ’ Å Doctor Blake Home Fires TLC AMy 600-Lb. 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(N) WNBA Basketball FOXSPO P UFC Unleashed Tennis Focused Spotlight Polaris NHRA Drag Racing Virginia Nationals. Braves MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Atlanta Braves. (N) (Live) Post MLB Baseball HIST TAncient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ (:02) Ancient Aliens (:05) Ancient Aliens (:05) Ancient Aliens FSSE UFight Sports: Boxing Driven ACC Future Xterra World Fight Sports: Boxing ACC Driven WNBA Basketball: Sun at Dream Power of Power of 3 Wide Raceline ACC Future FREE V(11:00) ››› “Ratatouille” (2007) The Bold Type ’ ›› “The Last Song” (2010) Miley Cyrus. (:40) › “Georgia Rule” (2007) Jane Fonda, Lindsay Lohan. Å (:20) ››› “Definitely, Maybe” (2008) Ryan Reynolds. Cloak & Dagger The 700 Club ’ LIFE WI Survived Å I Survived Å I Survived Å To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced ››› “Marley & Me” (2008) Owen Wilson. 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SUNDAY June 17, 2018 LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You will not be casual about money You will impress parents and bosses ARIES (March 21 to April 19) today. If shopping, you will be frugal today because they see you as dedi- This is a strong Monday to begin your and careful and choose to buy long- cated, serious and conscientious. week because you’re ready to work. lasting, practical items. (Even Leos can (Don’t do anything to change this im- You’re determined to be productive, save their money.) pression.) efficient and effective in everything VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) you do. Well done! Today the Moon is in your sign danc- This is the perfect day to study any TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) ing with Saturn, which makes you will- subject or to finish writing a paper or a This is the perfect day for artists, mu- ing to accept responsibilities. You will manuscript. You also can make head- Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose sicians and professional athletes to worry less about your physical com- way in publishing, the media, medicine practice their skills. You want to get forts and more about getting the job and the law. better at what you do. It’s a good day done. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) to teach kids as well. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You’re in the right frame of mind to GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Research will go well today, because tackle loose details regarding inheri- Family discussions are serious today you have the patience and mental re- tances, wills, debt, taxes and insurance but practical and productive. Sit down sources to achieve what you want to issues. Just get down to it! and give someone your full attention, do. No stone will be left unturned. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) especially an older family member. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) When talking to partners and close CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Someone older or more experienced friends today, you might want to dis- You’re in a serious frame of mind might have excellent advice for you cuss how to share expenses or the di- today, which will help you do any kind today. At least listen out of courtesy. vision of labor because you are in a of mental work. You are focused, ded- It’s likely that you will benefit from the practical, serious frame of mind. For- icated and will not overlook details. exchange. tunately, others are as well.

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SPECIAL Jovi Emmalyn Yarbrough was born May 9 at 8:06 a.m. She is the daughter of Jake and Alana Yarbrough of Cartersville and the grandaughter of Lewis and Jeanette Waters of Calhoun, and Wayne and Kathy Yarbrough of Adairsville. Jovi has three brothers, Eli, Landyn and Ryker.

SPECIAL Above, Flo Lundee spent Christmas in San Juan traveling the Panama Canal. Below, members of Pine Grove Baptist Church traveled to Crossville, Tennessee, to see “Smoke on the Mountain” Tranquility House needs list June 11-12 at the Cumberland County Playhouse. To submit a “Where in the World?”, bring along a copy of The Daily Tribune News on your next trip and email a picture to [email protected]. STAFF REPORT creamer, Kool-Aid, honey, pickles, olives, relish, Tranquility House Domestic Violence Center mayonnaise, vegetable oil and cooking spray. is always looking for donations from the com- • Paper products: Tissue, paper towels, alu- munity. For anyone interested in donating, the minum foil and napkins. organization is looking for: • Food freezer and storage bags • Cleaning supplies: Bleach, laundry deter- • Gift cards for groceries and gas. gent, dishwasher detergent, shower cleaner, • Immediate needs: Flatware, drinking glasses, Mean Green, floor cleaner, brooms, hand soap baby wipes, tissue, paper towels, floor cleaner, and disinfecting spray. cereal, oatmeal, pancake mix, syrup, Pop-Tarts, • Miscellaneous items: Stamps, thank you Spaghetti O’s, Ravioli, Ramen Noodles, canned cards and copier paper. fruit and 13 gallon garbage bags. • Children’s items: Individually wrapped chips For more information about Tranquility House and raisins, applesauce and fruit snacks. Domestic Center, call 770-386-8094 or visit • Food items: Cream of Wheat, oatmeal, www.tranquility-house.org or the groups Face- Bisquick, grits, flour, sugar, sweetener, coffee, book page. BUSINESS D

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JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Great Grizzly Fireworks District Manager Christy Boyd no doubt has a passion for her products. “There’s nothing about fireworks I don’t like, from the snap’n pops to the big ones,” she said. Cartersville fireworks shop prepares for July 4 rush

BY JAMES SWIFT business — it’s genuinely one of her life’s [email protected] passions. Ever since she was a young girl she said she’s been enamored and en- Snarky Sharky, Twitter Glitter, Ghost chanted by streamers, strobes and spin- Mansion, Typhoon of Fire, Paratrooper in ners. Action, Paratrooper in Action II — it may “I love the loudness, the color contrast,” sound like a marathon of the kinds of she said. “There is a lot to it, but it’s over movies that air at 3 in the morning on Cin- so quick. But there’s so much time con- emax, but it’s actually the inventory sumed to make the fireworks — the lift, the Christy Boyd deals with on a daily basis. color, the style. There’s nothing about fire- “I’m a pyromaniac at heart,” the 45- works I don’t like, from the snap’n pops to year-old Great Grizzly Fireworks district the big ones.” manager said with a chuckle. “I just love The inventory at Boyd’s shop runs the it. It’s an amazing job — no one ever gamut from miniature novelties such as comes in here in a bad mood, or angry or Whipper Snappers (i.e., those little white upset. You don’t have that kind of person pouches that “explode” when tossed on the coming in buying fireworks. They’re al- ground) all the way up to five-inch profes- ways in a great mood when they come in.” sional shell mortars. In between, customers Boyd, a Taylorsville resident who grew can find a cavalcade of whimsically-titled up in Marietta, has been working at Great goods, including products with such out- Grizzly’s Cartersville location at 441 East there monikers as Drooling Chickens, Main St. in the Cartersville Crossing Shop- Midget Bombs, Georgia Peach Fountains, ping Center for about three years. Before Dragon Farts and Frog Princes — which, then, she primarily worked in retail, includ- true to their namesake, are indeed shaped ing a stint as the manager of a hunting store JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS like big, green amphibian heads. in Cartersville — which, coincidentally, A look at the Roman candle section of Great Grizzly Fireworks in Cartersville. Despite the heavy-duty artillery dotting was located in the very same shopping cen- the store’s shelving — the “Epic Adven- ter. lifted a ban on the sale of consumer-grade get their fireworks fix locally. That, Boyd tiles may give the occupation an unconven- tures” assortment, containing an array of When Boyd came aboard, the store was fireworks in 2015 (a law that, rather fit- recollected, made her downright ecstatic. tional hook, Boyd takes her duties as dis- fireworks with titles like Eagle Claw, Zom- operating under the Extreme Fireworks tingly, took effect just a few days prior to “We could only have the sparklers and trict manager seriously. Like any other bie Attack and Tongues of Fire, goes for banner. In 2017, Indiana-based North Cen- Independence Day.) After spending years the fountains and the small stuff,” she said. retail management position, it’s her job to $429.99 — Boyd said the most popular tral Industries Inc. acquired it and re- having to make trips across the Alabama “It was just like a dream come true when keep the stores in line with product, the item at her shop is something considerably branded it as a Great Grizzly Fireworks and Tennessee state lines to procure bottle they legalized the big stuff.” systems in order with pricing and to sched- less intimidating: Wedding sparklers. shop. rockets, Roman candles and artillery shells, While being surrounded by jumping ule out pretty much everything. The store opened shortly after Georgia Bartow County residents could once again jacks, snakes and paper parachute projec- But for Boyd, fireworks aren’t just a SEE FIREWORKS, PAGE 2D

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2D Sunday, June 17, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News What comes first – the loan or the deal? The two main obstacles most house needed updating in order ket value for the house. That’s and educated them on how we By avoiding real estate jargon, beginner investors experience are to be ready for rent or sale. And because they had had an ap- would protect them by recording we made them feel comfortable, “Where do I find a deal?” and neither one of our seller’s two praisal completed on the property a deed at the courthouse that said and we got the deal done. “How do I pay for it?” siblings were willing to con- before they called us, which they had a lien against the prop- The biggest source of private This situation feels a lot like tribute any money to maintain came in at $40,000. erty. This lien meant we had to money is found in the equity of the age-old question, “What the property, much less fix it up. We couldn’t pay that amount pay them off when we sold the the houses you are trying to buy. comes first — the chicken or the That means our seller got for the house, even though that house. They went with that If you can learn how to ask peo- egg?” In order to buy a house, charged with the upkeep of a was what it appraised for. You option, and we bought the prop- ple for owner financing in a way you need to secure funds to pay property they couldn’t afford, see, we have to buy things at a erty. that they understand and feel for it. But in order to secure those couldn’t sell and couldn’t rent. discount in order to make money. The purchase price was comfortable with, the owners can funds, you need to have a deal As a result, the property had sat We presented this fact to the $30,000 – notice that this number lend you the money you need to under contract to present to your Joey and Ashley English vacant for the past four years. seller and let them know we divides the money evenly be- purchase the deal. lender. During that time, hoodlums could make them an offer if they tween the three heirs. So let me ask you this: what This seems like a catch-22. We were contacted by a seller had broken into the house, taking would “partner” with us. So what just happened? We comes first — the loan or the You really don’t want to put a who had inherited a property. things that held little monetary They asked me what I meant just got them to agree to owner deal? The answer is that they are house under contract if you can’t Four years ago, their parents value, but were still tremen- by partnering. I told them that if finance the house to us. one and the same. get a loan. Right? passed away. Afterward, the dously sentimental. Meanwhile, they would work with us, and And we did that by using very What if I told you there was seller probated their parents’ will, the roof had begun to leak. This allow us to pay them in one lump few technical real estate terms. — Joe and Ashley English buy another way to get your deals making sure they did everything house was now an emotional and sum after we fixed the house up We described things like owner houses and mobile homes in funded? Let me explain a deal we needed to put the property into financial millstone hanging and sold it, that we could offer financing, security deeds and Northwest Georgia. For more in- just did, and you can decide if it’s the estate so that it could be di- around our seller’s neck. them more for the house than if even the terms of the note with- formation or to ask a question, a scenario that could work for vided between three siblings. When they called us, they had we paid all cash. out using any of those exact go to www.cashflowwithjoe.com you too. The problem was that the a pretty good idea of the fair mar- We went through the numbers words. or call Joe at 678-986-6813. Bartow County food and health inspections

June 10-15 • Observed no proof that em- Date: June 12 Fairfield Inn and Suites Score: 100 responsibility to report certain ill- ployees are informed of their re- Score: 100 (Pool) nesses to the person in charge. Pinkard's Dinner sponsibility to report illnesses to 20 Canyon Parkway, Taverna Mediterranean Grill • Observed no paper towels at 6192 Joe Frank Harris Park- the person in charge. Johnboy's Home Cooking Cartersville 148 W. Main St., Suite 100, either hand sink. way, Adairsville • Observed employee drinks 904 Joe Frank Harris Parkway, Date: June 12 Cartersville • Observed no policy/proce- Date: June 11 not stored in single-use beverage Cartersville Score: 100 Date: June 13 dure or kit for vomitus/fecal re- Score: 96 containers with lids and straws. Date: June 12 Score: 96 sponse incidents. • Observed potentially haz- Score: 83 Quality Inn and Suites • Observed mold bulid-up a can Eagle Mountain ardous foods not stored at 41 de- Inspector notes: 2385 Highway 411, White Cartersville Country Club opener. Eagle Mountain Trail, grees Fahrenheit or below (blue • Observed employee drinks Date: June 12 1310 Joe Frank Harris Park- • Observed sanitizer solution Adairsville cheese dressing, ranch dressing). not stored in single-service bev- Score: 100 way, Cartersville not at minimum strength (0 ppm). Date: June 11 • Observed potentially haz- erage containers. Date: June 13 Score: 100 ardous foods not stored at 135 • Observed mold build-up on Red Roof Inn Score: 92, 97 (snack bar) Taco N' Subs degrees Fahrenheit or higher the inside of an ice machine. 28 SR 20 SPUR, Cartersville 4 N. Tennessee St., Carmike 12 (cooked chicken tenders). Also observed accumulation of Date: June 12 TCBY Cartersville 1129 N. Tennessee St., • Observed wet sanitizer rags food debris on a can opener. The Score: 100 807 W. Ave., Suite B., Date: June 14 Cartersville on the prep counter, not stored in ice machine and can opener have Cartersville Score: 90 Date: June 11 sanitizer solution between uses. since been cleaned. 1902 Stock Exchange Date: June 14 Score: 99 • Observed live flies in the • Observed potentially haz- 124 Public Square, Adairsville Score: 88 Doug’s Place prep area and a live roach on the ardous foods not cooled within Date: June 12 Inspector notes: 696 Highway 293, Emerson City Wings wall behind the dish machine. the given parameters: 135-70 de- Score: 96 • Observed no proof that em- Date: June 15 1135 N. Tennessee St., grees Fahrenheit within two ployees were informed of their Score: 93 Cartersville Hampton Inn hours and 70-41 degrees Fahren- Red Roof Inn Score: 81 101 Traveler's Path, heit within four hours. 5320 Cherokee St., Acworth Inspector notes: Adairsville Date: June 13

she had to beef up her staff from very coded.” To stimulate sales during the Fireworks three to 13 employees to meet cus- Amazingly, she said she still has “offseason,” Boyd said her strategy tomer demand this year. customers ask if they have any entails a mixture of deals (loyalty FROM PAGE 1D While most of the year customers lighters for sale. And just to get it program members are privy to con- “We do a lot of weddings, a lot generally spend between $10 to $50 out there in the open — literally — siderable discounts and even some of birthdays, graduations and, the a purchase on novelties and smaller customers aren’t allowed to dis- free products) and reaching out to new thing, a lot of gender re- assortments, around the Fourth charge the products within 300 feet customers for nontraditional cele- veals,” she said. “In the fall, there Boyd said consumers tend to of the store, which also enforces a brations (those aforementioned are a lot of weddings, and a lot of splurge. In fact, she’s had people strict “absolutely no smoking” pol- weddings, graduations and gender them do sparklers and the big fire- come in and drop more than $4,000 icy, for what should be glaringly ob- reveal parties.) works.” on single orders before. vious reasons. “It’s about letting people know As for the local preferences, she “Some people just absolutely Whereas other fireworks shops in fireworks are a beautiful thing, and said the other top-sellers depend on have a love for it,” she said, “and the area are seasonal by nature, we try to promote that through our the customer’s gender. they can’t get enough.” Great Grizzly Fireworks — which advertising and all of our social “It seems that the women love The business, Boyd said, has its also has metro Atlanta locations in media,” she said. “It’s just a happy- the 500 gram cake finales — that’s fair share of regulatory require- Grayson, Newnan and Marietta, go-lucky, great atmosphere here … a one-fuse pull-back where you can ments. From the outset, the state with a superstore located in Forest and they leave even happier saving get anywhere from nine shots up to adds a 5 percent tax to fireworks Park — keep their doors open all 12 money.” hundreds of shots in one cake,” she sales, and in order to transport months. Of course, being a devoted fire- said. “But the guys always seem to larger shipments of the products, a “We are a store that is here all- works enthusiast virtually her entire go for the mortars — the tubes, they hazardous materials license is year-round,” she said. “We’re not life, Boyd does have her own pre- load it in and [they] always seem to mandatory. the tents that come by, the fly-by- ferred time of year for some py- get a kick out of that.” “There’s really high, strict regu- nights that only pay for a few days rotechnics displays. Unsurprisingly, the Fourth of lations to be passed by the fire mar- or a week worth of rentals.” “My favorite occasion,” she said, July and New Year’s Eve represent shall and then you really have to dot While the Fourth of July rush is “is a ‘just because occasion.’” the busiest times of the year for your ‘I’s’ and cross your ‘T’s,’” she a boon for sales, Boyd said at other More information on Great Griz- sales. In fact, the Independence Day said. “It has to have the sprinkler times of the year — particularly zly Fireworks is online at rush is so immense that Boyd said system and the insurance is just February — sales tend to taper off. http://www.fireworks365.com/. THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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How Fox’s businesses would match up with Disney and Comcast

BY MAE ANDERSON Office Mojo. owning the other 10 percent. AP Technology Writer With Fox’s share, either Comcast TELEVISION or Disney would end up with a NEW YORK — Competing Fox’s TV productions include controlling 60 percent stake. bids from Comcast and Disney “The Americans,” “This Is Us,” Disney already plans an enter- for the bulk of Twenty-First Cen- “Modern Family” and “The tainment-focused streaming serv- tury Fox come as the media land- Simpsons.” Its networks include ice in 2019. If Disney prevails, it scape changes and companies get FX Networks and National Geo- could combine that with Hulu or more involved in both creating graphic. The Fox businesses keep them as separate services. and distributing content. would pair well with Disney If Comcast prevails, Disney’s X-Men and other movies from channels like ABC, the Disney service could be less appealing, Fox’s studios would help beef up Channel and Freeform. “Modern as it wouldn’t have Fox video. Disney’s upcoming streaming Family” already airs on ABC. Comcast doesn’t currently have service. Comcast, already a Comcast owns NBCUniversal, similar streaming ambitions and major cable operator, would get including the NBC broadcast net- wouldn’t benefit as much from a larger portfolio of cable chan- work, CNBC and USA. Com- the Fox video. nels including FX and National cast’s studios produce “Chicago Geographic. Fire” and “Will & Grace,” both INTERNATIONAL Comcast’s $65 billion cash bid airing on NBC. Internationally, Fox’s cable Wednesday is higher than what Comcast might run into regu- and international TV businesses many analysts were expecting latory problems because the are part of the offerings. That’s and tops Disney’s all-stock offer, cable operator would control a key for Comcast, which has a valued at $52.5 billion when it larger portfolio of content along limited overseas presence. was made in December. with its distribution. However, a Disney and Comcast had al- GBH Insights analyst Dan Ives federal judge on Tuesday ap- ready been at battle in the U.K. said Comcast’s price “speaks to proved a similar attempt by Di- over Sky, an operator of televi- Comcast really wanting these recTV owner AT&T to buy Time sion channels. Fox has a 39 per- key assets.” Disney is expected Warner. The judge rejected the cent stake in Sky and has been to make a counter offer. government’s fears that the trying to buy it outright, with the Each bid raises different regu- AT&T deal could lead to higher intention of selling the full com- latory concerns, though last prices for consumers or hinder pany to Disney as part of that week’s approval of AT&T’s online alternatives from getting deal. U.K. regulators have given takeover of Time Warner signals content. the OK to that offer if Fox sells that regulators might have a hard Regardless of which company Sky News. Regulators there also time stopping mega-mergers. prevails in buying Fox, the Fox have cleared Comcast’s $30.7 Here’s how the companies television network and some billion offer for the 61 percent of would match up: cable channels including Fox Sky that Murdoch doesn’t own. News will stay with media mogul Other international networks MOVIES Rupert Murdoch. include Fox Networks Group In- Fox’s film studios, with ternational, Star India, Tata Sky “Avatar,” X-Men, the Fantastic SPORTS and Endemol Shine Group. Four and Deadpool, would pair Disney’s deal includes getting well with Disney’s studios. This Fox’s regional sports network, includes reuniting the Marvel which shows hometown sports in franchises X-Men and the several cities including New Avengers, as some of those char- York, Los Angeles, Dallas, acters were already in Fox’s Cleveland, Detroit and Kansas hands when Disney bought Mar- City. Those networks would vel in 2009. Disney also has complement Disney’s nationally the Muppets, Pixar and “Star focused ESPN. Disney recently Wars.” launched ESPN Plus, a separate In fact, Fox and Disney might streaming service with more pair too well, as far as regulatory local offerings. That service concerns go. BTIG analyst could benefit from Fox’s regional Richard Greenfield estimates the offerings. combined studios make up 45 Comcast already has similar percent of worldwide box office regional networks through NBC revenue. A larger studio could Sports, including ones in Boston, use its power to keep its movies Chicago and the San Francisco in more theaters longer and Bay area. Getting the Fox net- squeeze out rival movies. works would expand Comcast’s Comcast’s Universal movie territorial reach. business has such franchises as “Jurassic Park.” The Fox proper- STREAMING ties would expand Comcast’s Whichever company prevails reach, though the company will control streaming service would have just 25 percent of the Hulu. Currently, Comcast, Dis- box office with Fox added, ac- ney and Fox each has a 30 per- cording to figures from Box cent stake, with Time Warner

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