THE FINAL STRETCH Surance, Public Service and Schools — Bartow Voters Will Begins for Reach the Local Races on the No- Vember 6 Ballot

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November 4, 2018 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 Ashley Capital investment to bring Record ‘several hundred’ jobs to Adairsville turnout BY JAMES SWIFT ther a full-building user or multiple users, with a [email protected] minimum tenant size of about 300,000-square- expected feet,” said Ashley Capital Vice President Tim Two major developments are in the works for Schneider. the Georgia North industrial park in Adairsville Construction on the building is anticipated to for Nov. 6 — and half of the proposed project could be com- be completed by July, said Adairsville City Man- pleted as early as next summer. ager Pam Madison. Ashley Capital, a New York-based real estate “We are still in that review phase. We’re await- mid-term investment firm, recently announced plans to ing some comments back from our engineering, construct a 766,000-square-foot building roughly they’re doing their grading, installing their SPECIAL/ASHLEY CAPITAL One of Ashley Capital’s proposed buildings in Adairsville would a mile from Interstate 75. stormwater and sewer,” she said. elections be 766,000 square feet — the larger of the two would be 1.1 “We are moving forward with construction of SEE , PAGE 5A million square feet. a speculative building there, with the hope of ei- PROJECT BY NEIL B. MCGAHEE [email protected]

After wading through the state offices at the top of the ballot — New capital Governor, Lt. Governor, Secre- tary of State, Attorney General and commissioners of labor, in- campaign THE FINAL STRETCH surance, public service and schools — Bartow voters will begins for reach the local races on the No- vember 6 ballot. Republican incumbent Barry Adairsville Loudermilk of Cassville faces Flynn Broady of Marietta for the 11th Congressional District seat. B&G Clubs Both seats in the Georgia Sen- ate are up for grabs with incumbent Republican Bruce expansion Thompson of White facing Woodstock Democrat Rachel A. BY JAMES SWIFT Kinsey for the 14th District seat [email protected] and incumbent Republican Chuck Hufstetler of Rome facing Demo- Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow crat challenger Evan Ross, also County Executive Director Gor- from Rome, for the 52nd district don Gilley said the organization seat. is stepping up efforts to finance a In the House of Representa- new facility in Adairsville. tives, Republican Matthew Gam- “The second phase of our cam- bill is unopposed for the 15th paign starts today,” he said at District seat, which was vacated Thursday morning’s Cartersville- when Paul Battles resigned last Bartow County Chamber of year. Incumbent Republican Trey Commerce meeting at North- Kelley of Cedartown is also un- Pointe Church. “Which will result opposed for the 16th District seat. in this construction of this facility The District 14 seat in the in multiple phases — our club- Georgia House of Representa- house, our athletic fields, our tives became vacant when former multipurpose athletic fields and, House Majority Whip Christian ultimately, a gymnasium.” Coomer resigned after he was ap- The organization is looking to pointed by Gov. Nathan Deal to a replace the city’s current club, lo- seat on the Appellate Court of cated at 127 King St., with a Georgia. newer facility located in between JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Coomer’s name appears on the North Main Street and Church Members of the Bartow County chapter of the Presidents Team convene Oct. 29 for their last meeting prior to election day. ballot because it had already been Street. printed by the time Coomer re- The City of Adairsville pur- signed, so a special election must chased the roughly 2-acre prop- be called by Deal. erty, formerly the site of the old Bartow gears up for election day Three Bartow County School S&H Supermarket, for $199,000 Board positions are open. BY JAMES SWIFT not beat us,” he said at Oct. 27’s monthly that is their job to knock doors all day and in 2015. The city government re- Republican Tony Ross of [email protected] Bartow County Republican Party meeting make phone calls all day.” ceived a $500,000 federal Com- White will face Democrat Larry in Cartersville. “But do not make a mistake Fred Kittle, the Bartow County School munity Development Block Slocum of Cartersville for the On Tuesday, one of the most contentious in thinking we have this in the bag, because Board District 4 representative, also serves Grant in 2016 to finance the new District 1 seat, while Terry Lee midterm races in recent memory will come we do not, not by a long shot.” as co-chair of Georgia’s Presidents Team, a facility’s construction. Eggert of Cartersville is unop- to an end — the specter of looming runoffs, In a county where Donald Trump won 75 pro-Trump organization with the goal of ed- “Let’s be very candid, there’s posed for the District 2 seat. notwithstanding. And local political leaders percent of the vote in 2016’s presidential ucating “people on the current policies of been a lot of money, a lot of in- Democrat Willie Coombs will from both sides of the aisle are viewing the election, heading into the 2018 midterm the President’s administration and to moti- kind services, county and city, challenge Republican Derek that have already gone into this,” races for offices and seats in the state and elections the local Republican Party is see- vate our communities to participate in the Keeney of Cartersville, the in- Gilley said. “Our overall goal Bartow alike with a bit more intrigue than ing something it isn’t quite accustom to: political process.” cumbent, for the District 3 post. would be about $1.2 million in previous election years. formidable competition from the other side. Yet even he said he’s been getting mailers Kingston voters will choose ei- when the project’s done. We’ve Within the local community, Bartow Even some of the down-ballot races, De- for Stacey Abrams in the weeks leading up ther Larry Posey or Roxie Pritch- got a great head start, Phase I is County GOP Chairman Louis DeBroux Broux said, are far from locks for the Re- to the big Nov. 6 gubernatorial election. ett to fill the unexpired term of over, Phase II starts right now.” said he has no doubts as to the outcome of publicans. As a GOP supporter campaigned “My understanding is what the left is City Council member Harold Gilley named the two co-chairs Nov. 6’s gubernatorial election — he ex- for one local school board member, De- looking at is trying to get 5 or 6 points Posey who is deceased. of the Phase II capital campaign pects Republican candidate Brian Kemp to Broux said he was surprised to learn several wherever they can, so even in Bartow here There are five proposed at the Eggs and Issues event — win, and win big. campaigners were ringing doorbells for the you have a couple of school board races amendments to the Georgia Con- Atlanta Falcons defensive end But he’s not so certain about Kemp’s Democratic challenger in the very same with a couple of Democrats,” he said at stitution. and Adairsville native Vic chances elsewhere in metro Atlanta. Clay- neighborhood. Monday’s Presidents Team meeting in The first asks if the Constitu- Beasley and United Community ton, DeKalb, Fulton — all heavily-popu- “Their ground game is aggressive,” he Cartersville. “Both are good people or tion of Georgia should be Bank President Gary lated counties he considers likely to go blue said. “I’ve been out on weekends and nights whatever, but I think the reason they are amended to create the Georgia Floyd. Tuesday. knocking on doors, but I’m also working 12 SEE , PAGE 6A “This is not going to be a quick “If we turn out the vote, Democrats can- hours a day at my job. They’ve got people, ELECTION SEE BALLOT, PAGE 6A effort, it has not been for the last two years, anyway, that we’ve been trying to do this,” Floyd said. “A club is not necessarily about a building, but in this build- Adairsville High’s Noe named ing, it affords us so many more opportunities, and the in-kind Bartow County Teacher of Year RANDY PARKER/DTN contributions that have already Adairsville High been made exceed $100,000, but BY DONNA HARRIS dents have so eloquently articulated for you [in a School Spanish we’ve got to have about another [email protected] video], but I am 100 percent just humbled and grate- teacher Kaylie $100,000.” ful,” the Cartersville resident said as she accepted Noe was named Gilley said a replacement for The students taking Spanish at Adairsville High her award. “I feel so honored to represent Bartow Bartow County’s 2018-19 Teacher the current club, which operates School called it. County. I truly never thought that this would be a of the Year out of what was once a mainte- They believed their teacher, Kaylie Noe, was thing. There are so many amazing teachers in this Thursday evening nance facility for Georgia Power, going to be named the Bartow County Teacher of county in our school system and at Adairsville High at the system’s is much needed. He said the pro- the Year, and they were right. School who have poured tirelessly into me, helping annual Teacher of posed replacement — with a con- Noe, who started her career eight years ago at me to hone my craft and what I’m doing. I always the Year banquet ceptual site layout that includes a AHS, was named the system winner during the knew I wanted to be a teacher, and for this to be a at the Booth soccer field and two basketball 2018-19 Teacher of the Year Banquet Thursday thing, I’m just incredibly humbled and so grateful. Western Art courts — has the potential to be a night at the Booth Western Art Museum in Thank you so, so much.” Museum. true “centerpiece” of the Cartersville and will represent the school district in She also thanked her husband, Carl, and her prin- Adairsville community. the Georgia Teacher of the Year competition next cipal, Bruce Mulkey, for their support. spring. SEE B&G, PAGE 8A “I’m not usually at a loss for words, as my stu- SEE NOE, PAGE 3A

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ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News line, Emily, Tyler; and 7 great- Leon Hogan (deceased 1976). Fame as a Modern Pioneer for dren, and lunch outings with her Address: Ernestine Davis 251 S. Tennessee St. grandchildren. Ernestine established Kidde Kol- being a successful woman entre- nephew, nieces and their families. Cartersville, GA 30120 Hogan Ernestine was born in February lege Day Care & Kindergarten preneur at a time when it was un- A memorial service in her Ernestine Davis Hogan, age 94, 1924 to Ernest Oliver & Lollie and provided care and education common for a woman to own a honor will be held at 2pm, No- Mailing Address: joined family in heaven October Davis in Taylorsville, GA. She to children in Pompano. After business, for her care and educa- vember 11, 2018 at Taylorsville 251 S. Tennessee St. 16, 2018. She is survived by graduated with honors from UGA selling her business, she went tion for hundreds of children Baptist Church in Taylorsville, Cartersville, GA 30120 in 1947. She took time off from back to college and received her from the working families of daughter Diane and husband Neil Georgia. In lieu of flowers, dona- Cunningham; son Lee Hogan; UGA during WWII to serve her 6-year Certificate in Chemistry. Pompano, and her dedication to tions may be given to First Baptist Phone: 770-382-4545 daughter Debbie and husband country by working at Bell She then worked in the dietary her patients at the hospital. After After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 Church of Pompano Beach, 138 Fax: 770-382-2711 Rusty Toole; daughter Denise and Bomber Factory in Marietta, GA. department at Hollywood Memo- a fall in 2002, Ernestine lived the husband Steve Corry; son After graduation, she moved to rial Hospital until she retired at rest of her life in Sandy Springs, NE 1st Street, Pompano Beach, Richard Hogan and wife Patty; Pompano Beach, FL, to teach at age 70. GA, with her daughter Diane and FL 33060 or Taylorsville Baptist Alan Davis, grandchildren Jesse, Josh, Ryan, Pompano High. In 2003 Ernestine was selected son-in-law Neil and enjoyed vis- Church, PO Box 220, Tay- Publisher Alison, Emma, Rachel, Jacque- In 1948 she married Ponce de to the Broward County Hall of its with children and grandchil- lorsville, GA 30178. Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor Jennifer Moates, Advertising Director SCHOOL NEWS Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified Advertising Director Clear Creek honors Students of the Month Lee McCrory, Circulation/Distribution Manager Byron Pezzarossi, Press Room Director

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BARTOW BIO Rollins had strong desire to work for BCSS’s school nutrition staff

BY DONNA HARRIS [email protected]

It didn’t take Emily Rollins very long to realize she wanted a position on Bartow County’s school nutrition staff. Rollins became the school nutrition coordinator for the Bartow County School System’s nutrition services department in August after interning with different sys- Rollins tems during college and deciding DTN: What are your responsi- she definitely wanted a career in bilities as the school nutrition co- school nutrition. ordinator? “From our first encounter and ER: A few of my responsibili- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS word-of-mouth, I realized how ties as coordinator include menu Emily Rollins, the new Bartow County school nutrition coordinator, visits with Emerson Elementary kindergartners Rikki Johnson, wonderful the school nutrition planning, allergies and special left, and Zoey Martin in the school’s cafeteria. program led by Pam Blakeney is menus, promotions, special years and why? a best-seller title. the past, it would be a day on the plishing? and wanted to join her team,” she events, staff training and manager ER: I hope that everyone in the ark with Noah. I love animals and said. “A passion for serving chil- ER: I have a travel bucket list support. community can appreciate what DTN: What is something peo- think it would be pretty fun to take dren flows from each individual and would love to make it to Aus- the nutrition program does for ple would be surprised to know care of and learn about all differ- within the nutrition department tralia one day and swim in the DTN: What do you enjoy most Bartow County. We are here to about you? ent types, including some that and entire central office, and I Great Barrier Reef. about your job and why, and what serve the community by providing ER: I love to hunt — deer, coy- have been extinct for hundreds of have felt welcomed and valued do you like least about it and why? nutritious foods to growing chil- ote, dove, turkey, etc. My favorite years. ever since I stepped foot in the ER: I love spending time work- dren, subsequently maximizing thing about hunting is being able DTN: What is your favorite doors.” ing with our staff and serving stu- their academic performance. In the to spend time outdoors and get DTN: Do you have a bucket meal? dents in the kitchens. This job next five years, I would like to see away from the busy-ness of life. list, and if so, what is the one thing ER: My favorite meal would Name: Emily Rollins allows me to utilize creativity, increased participation in the Na- Hunting has cultivated an appreci- you most look forward to accom- consist of fish and vegetables. Age: 24 teach others about nutrition and tional School Breakfast and Lunch ation for these animals that I think Occupational title: School nu- feed kids. A challenging aspect of programs as well as more sustain- most people do not understand. It trition coordinator the job is trying to offer child-ap- able measures to the program. is a challenge I love and some- City of residence: Cartersville proved foods that follow the fed- thing I am very passionate about. Education: Master of Science eral meal-pattern guidelines while DTN: How would you describe It is so rewarding to spend time Are Your Windows in foods and nutrition from the “shopping” within a budget. yourself in three words? and effort hunting these animals University of Georgia Energy Efficient? ER: Motivated, honest, re- and then get the chance to take an DTN: Of all the activities the sourceful animal and use it as a food source. Call Today... The Daily Tribune News: How department has done with the did you get interested in nutrition, Energy Efficient Vinyl Windows schools so far this year, which DTN: What would the title of DTN: If you could visit any pe- and why did you want to make it a Roofing & Siding ones have been your favorites and your autobiography be and why? riod or event in the past, what “Cheapest Prices in North Georgia” career? why? ER: I honestly have no idea and would you choose and why? 30 Years Experience Emily Rollins: I have always Darrell Pressley • 770-324-8701 ER: Conducting the Georgia can’t think of anything to make it ER: If I could visit any event in Locally Owned & Insured loved learning about foods and Grown Test Kitchen has been my how they sustain and heal our bod- favorite activity so far. I love that ies. I decided to take a few nutri- the kids get to try novel foods that tion courses in college and fell in are grown in Georgia, and I love love with all the dietetics major seeing their reactions to the had to offer. I knew a career as a recipes we test. registered dietitian would give me the opportunity to use my knowl- DTN: What kinds of changes Join Us For Daily Specials edge to serve others, which is what would you like to see occur in $ 50 I get to do now. school nutrition in the next five Monday: Large Mexican Salad 5 (Shell $100 More) Tuesday: Taco $100 (Soft or Hard) classes were certain she was going Wednesday: Whole Potato Pancho $500 Noe to win. “They have been telling me Thursday: Reg. Mexicali $500 FROM PAGE 1A since it all started that they knew I $ 00 Noe, who “turned the big 3-0 was going to go all the way,” she Friday: Med. Meat Nachos 5 this year,” said afterwards that she said. “They had so much confi- 5pm to 9pm 75¢ Wings didn’t remember what she said dence in me, which made me feel ¢ from the podium. so proud so I wanted to do them Jonathan E Brown Saturday: 75 Wings or “It’s truly a blur, but I hope that proud. I think they’re going to be Financial Advisor $ 99 I said something about the amaz- 10 Wings, FF & Med. Drink 10 really excited.” * Sour cream and black olives 50¢ extra ing teachers at Adairsville,” she 101 S Erwin St In a video about Noe, cheer- Monday - Saturday 10:30am - 9:00pm said. “I was so honored just to be leader Addie Joslin said her cheer Cartersville, GA 30120 nominated for the Teacher of the coach has “pushed me past how far 770-607-0114 Year for Adairsville High School. I thought I could go.” 4 N. Tennessee St. • 770-382-7321 There’s so many amazing teachers “She always tells us, ‘When you there that give so much of them- think you can’t, you can,’” she selves, and so I was just honored to said. “She has taught me to work be named Teacher of the Year for hard and don’t be scared to run Adairsville so this is way beyond after my goals for myself. She also my highest expectations.” pushes us to do our best, and her The Kennesaw State University classroom is a safe place to try, graduate, who double-majored in even if we do not succeed.” Spanish and education, said the students in her three Spanish SEE NOE, PAGE 7A

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4A Sunday, November 4, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Legal issues, racist calls plague governor race

BY BILL BARROW porter, President Donald Trump, AND BEN NADLER who is coming to Georgia to cam- Associated Press paign Sunday. A top Abrams aide said both Kemp and Trump have ATLANTA — Last-minute contributed to a poisonous atmos- legal decisions, a racist robocall phere, and that Kemp has been and a protester wearing a giant silent on previous racially loaded chicken suit holding a sign that attacks on Abrams. reads “too chicken to debate.” “These automated calls are These are the scenes playing out being sent into homes just days amid the final furious days of the before President Trump arrives, hotly contested and historic race reminding voters exactly who is for Georgia governor between De- promoting a political climate that mocrat Stacey Abrams and Repub- celebrates this kind of vile, poi- lican Brian Kemp. sonous thinking,” said Abrams’ A robocall apparently from a spokeswoman Abigail Collazo. white supremacist group is inject- Abrams sidestepped the issue ing racism directly into the race, Saturday in brief public remarks which has already been fraught as she greeted voters at an Atlanta with a race-laden debate over bal- shopping complex along with her lot access and voter suppression. local congressman, civil rights Abrams would be the first black icon John Lewis. female governor in U.S. history. “Georgia has long been on a Kemp, who oversees elections as path of change and evolution,” Georgia’s secretary of state, vehe- Abrams said. But she also said the mently denies charges that he’s election is about issues like ex- used his office to make it harder panding Medicaid insurance and for minorities to vote. focusing state spending on public Abrams and Kemp are both education, job training and small condemning an automated tele- business startups. phone call filled with racist and “I’m the only candidate with a anti-Semitic statements. The call, plan to get that done and to do that sent to an unknown number of without vitriol, without vilifying Georgians, impersonates Oprah people,” she added. Winfrey, the billionaire media Lewis, the 78-year-old con- WILL PEEBLES/SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS VIA AP titan who came to Georgia on gressman who as a young man Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, second left, and Vice President Mike Pence wave to the crowd at a Kemp Thursday to support Abrams. was severely beaten by police as rally held at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center on Thursday. Kemp’s opponent is Democratic gubernatorial The robocall says it was paid for he fought for voting rights in the candidate Stacey Abrams. by The Road to Power, a group or- Jim Crow South, put Georgia’s ganized by Scott Rhodes of Idaho. choice in the broadest context: Kemp said the election was wearing a giant chicken suit hold- Many of the applications were navigate for recently naturalized He has been linked to several “This young lady is playing a about “this generation and gener- ing a sign that reads “too chicken flagged for failing to pass the citizens. other racist robocalls, including a major role in helping liberate all of ations to come and the kind of to debate,” alluding to Kemp with- state’s “exact match” verification In response to a lawsuit brought recent effort in Florida, where us, liberate the state of Georgia, state that we leave them.” He then drawing from a debate scheduled process, which requires that iden- by civil rights groups, a judge on Democratic nominee Andrew liberate the South, liberate Amer- blasted Abrams’ policy pitches on Sunday in favor of appearing in tification information on voter reg- Friday ruled the state unfairly bur- Gillum would become the first ica.” health care and education. Macon with President Donald istration applications precisely dens about 3,100 possible voters black governor in his state’s his- Kemp did not address the robo- The Kemp event was also hit by Trump. match information already on file. whose registration was flagged for tory. calls at his only scheduled cam- a number of protesters. Two men Much of the final stretch of the Kemp’s office says that eligible citizenship issues. Kemp issued a statement calling paign stop Saturday at a Cuban protesting Kemp’s immigration race was consumed by a bitter bat- voters on the “pending” list can She ruled that Georgia must im- the tactic “vile” and “contrary to restaurant in a diverse north-At- policy while Kemp was onstage tle over race and access to the still vote if they bring a proper ID mediately start allowing poll man- the highest ideals of our state and lanta suburb. were forcibly removed from the polls. that substantially matches their agers — not just deputy registrars country,” and condemning “any Kemp told the packed crowd of restaurant. Tensions grew after an Associ- registration information. — to clear flagged voters who person or organization that ped- supporters that the race for gover- As a TV crew from MSNBC ated Press report in early October He called the controversy “man- show proof of citizenship. dles this type of unbridled hate and nor was a simple choice: one be- tried to film the hecklers being re- that more than 53,000 voter appli- ufactured.” In a statement, Kemp said the unapologetic bigotry.” tween continued economic moved, a Kemp supporter physi- cations — nearly 70 percent of But critics say county officials lawsuit forced the state “to waste The Abrams camp likewise prosperity under Republican lead- cally blocked their path and the them from black applicants — aren’t always trained to make the time and taxpayer dollars for the blasted the move but took a shot at ership, or a turn to “socialism” view of their lens. were on hold with Kemp’s office proper determination and the sys- judge to tell us to do something Kemp and his highest profile sup- under Democrats. And someone out front was ahead of the election. tem can be particularly hard to that we already do.” Past the midterms, some zero in on constitution

BY MATT SEDENSKY changes being sought: amendments en- governed by. runs the Convention of States Project call- convention on the left who see it as a pos- AP National Writer forcing a balanced federal budget, estab- A bill introduced in the U.S. House last ing for an Article V convention. Legisla- sible way to overturn the Citizens United lishing term limits for members of year would direct the National Archives to tion promoted by the group calls for a campaign finance decision, pass the Equal NEW YORK — Whatever success Re- Congress, and repealing the 17th Amend- compile all applications for an Article V convention focused on the federal govern- Rights Amendment and otherwise address publicans have amassed in taking control ment, which put the power of electing the convention. ment’s budget and power, and term limits what they see as a stacked deck that has of all three branches of U.S. government, Senate in the hands of the public instead Some believe enough states have al- for office holders. It has passed 12 states helped the GOP get an unfair advantage. and whatever fate awaits them as midterm of state legislatures. ready passed Article V resolutions, point- and one legislative chamber in another 10. But with more red states than blue ones, it elections near, some on the right are work- For the past 229 years, constitutional ing to votes over the years across the The Convention of States Project says seems an unlikely path to abolishing the ing to cement change by amending the amendments have originated in Congress, country on a variety of potential amend- 18 other states are considering the meas- Electoral College, reengineering appor- Constitution. And to the mounting alarm where they need the support of two-thirds ment topics. Others contend the highest ure. tionment of the Senate or otherwise devis- of others on all parts of the spectrum, they of both houses, and then the approval of at possible current count of states is 28 — the Meckler, like other backers of a conven- ing a democracy they believe is more want to bypass the usual process. least three-quarters of the states. number of states with existing resolutions tion, believes there’s no reason why it reflective of the American public’s views. They’re pushing for an unprecedented But under a never-used second prong of on the most common convention topic, a can’t be limited in scope. Others aren’t so It’s not the first time a convention has Constitutional convention of the states. Article V, amendments can originate in the balanced budget amendment. Others point sure. Four states that previously had been proposed. While opponents are afraid of what such a states. Two-thirds of states — currently, 34 to lower total counts based on states that passed resolutions calling for a convention In the 1890s, when the Senate refused convention would do, supporters say it is — must call for a convention at which have passed near-identical resolutions. have rescinded them in recent years, often to take up the issue of direct election of the only way to deal with the federal gov- three-fourths of states approve of a Regardless, proponents of a convention citing wariness over a “runaway” conven- senators, states pursued a convention, ernment’s overreach and ineptitude. change. believe they have momentum on their side tion. falling just short. Eventually, the 17th “They literally see this as the survival of The particulars of such a convention, more than any other time in American his- Karen Hoberty Flynn, president of Amendment passed in the usual way, ful- the nation,” said Karla Jones, director of though, are not laid out. Do the states have tory. Common Cause, has sounded alarms on a filling that aim. In the 1960s, states sought the federalism task force at the conserva- to call for a convention on the same topic? “That second clause of Article V was possible convention and portrays the a convention over a Supreme Court deci- tive American Legislative Exchange Must they pass resolutions with similar or specifically intended for a time like this, coast-to-coast emergence of resolutions on sion dictating how legislative districts Council, which represents state lawmakers identical wording? The U.S. Supreme when the federal government gets out of the issue “a game of Whack-a-Mole.” were apportioned. and offers guidance and model legislation Court may have to decide whether the control and when the Congress won’t de- “This is the most dangerous idea in But convention opponents have always for states to call a convention under the threshold of states has been reached and, liver to the people what they want,” said American politics that most people know feared that once one has been launched, it Constitution’s Article V. ultimately, the parameters of a convention Mark Meckler, a tea party leader who now nothing about,” she said. could tear up the Constitutions in all sorts Among the most frequently cited and the rules delegates would be heads Citizens for Self-Governance, which There are proponents of an Article V of ways. 2 women killed in yoga studio

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and tried to stop him. dinner. “This monster ruined it.” TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — What Witnesses at the shopping center Police said Beierle acted alone was supposed to be a routine Fri- described how people who had but they were still looking into day night ritual of socializing, din- been in the studio, including one what prompted the shooting. He ing and exercising in an upscale who was bleeding, ran away, seek- had been in the military and was a shopping center a few miles from ing shelter in nearby bars and graduate of nearby Florida State Florida’s Capitol turned into a restaurants as shots rang out. University, but was living in Del- chaotic scene after a gunman shot Police responded within a few tona, a town in central Florida east two women to death and wounded minutes, but by then Beirele had fa- of Orlando. Authorities in that five other people at a yoga studio tally shot himself, leaving police to county were searching his resi- before killing himself. search for a motive and a commu- dence there. Tallahassee police say 40-year- nity to wonder what prompted the Witnesses told police that Beierle old Scott Paul Beierle shot six peo- violence near the city’s fashionable posed as a customer to gain entrance ple and pistol-whipped another midtown neighborhoods. to the studio, then started shooting after walking into the yoga studio “It’s a place that brings my joy and without warning. Police have not yet that sits on the second floor of the peace, and I think it’s ruined,” said said what kind of gun he used. small shopping plaza. Tallahassee Katie Bohnett, an instructor at the Bohnett said that those at the studio Police Chief Michael DeLeo said yoga studio who skipped her normal Friday were yoga devotees. She said some in the studio showed courage Friday practice to meet a friend for she did not recognize Beierle. 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, November 4, 2018 5A Project

FROM PAGE 1A Madison said she expects Ash- ing, they’re less than one mile off ley Capital to receive a building I-75, and that’s a good spot to permit for the development be,” he said. “You’ve got a great within the next two-to-three community to live in with a well- weeks. trained workforce, you’ve got SPECIAL/ASHLEY CAPITAL At this point, she said the com- low taxes, you’ve got great lead- New York-based pany has yet to ask for any incen- ership at the City of Adairsville Ashley Capital has tives. Nor did Madison say she … there’s just so much potential announced plans to knew the total size of their eco- up there.” construct two large buildings on 124 nomic investment in the project. Regarding his own company’s acres of land in As for the potential end-user decision to invest in Adairsville, Adairsville. for the building, Madison said Schneider said it simply boiled Ashley Capital has garnered the down to location. interests of several parties, but “We considered several sites up she could not divulge which par- the 75 north corridor, which is an ticular companies have partici- incredibly tight industrial mar- pated in those discussions. ket,” he said. “The site that we However, she did say the com- acquired was the real driving pany has assured her the com- force at the end of the day.” pleted project will be a huge economic engine for the city. “They have some prospects in mind, but they’re not at this point sharing those with us,” she said. “They’re not sure of the tenant at this point, [but] they are expect- ing several hundred jobs to be created by this development.” The cross-dock distribution building, Schneider said, is ideal for a logistics company. “But these are very generic buildings that could be utilized for manufacturing if that type of user came along,” he said. “It’s pretty flexi- ble in what our desired tenant would be.” Schneider touched upon the issue of tax abatements and other financial incentives for development. “We have not been offered any incentives for the construction of the spec building, but I think that any large tenant that would come in would likely expect some sort of incentives,” he said. The massive, 700,000-square- foot-plus development is actually the smaller of Ashley Capital’s two proposed projects on the property. The other, which is on the same tract and positioned closer towards I-75, would be a building well over 1 million square feet. “The 1.1 million-square-foot building will be a graded site that’s ready for construction of a 1.1 million-square-foot-building, which could either be a build-to- suit for a potential tenant or user,” Schneider said, “or if we lease the 766,000-square-foot building, we would then make a decision on whether or not we would want to build a spec building on that site.” Schneider said there is no schedule in place for when construction on that building would begin and end. “The 1.1-million-square-foot building depends on the demand for that space, so there’s no time- line for that building,” he said. Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor said he has yet to speak with Ashley Capital about “what’s going on inside their plant.” Nor did he say the county has had any discussions with them about any possible subsidies or tax breaks. But he did say he has a preferred end-user in mind for the development. “We’re always looking for advanced manufacturing in our community,” he said. “With that brings a better average wage, and those companies seem to have more invested inside their plant.” The Ashley Capital project isn’t the only major economic development announced recently in Adairsville. In late August, a De- velopments of Regional Impact (DRI) application was filed for a proposed $45 million, 750,000- square-foot warehouse just across Highway 41 from Georgia North industrial park. While an end-user for that project has not been publicized yet, Madison said the DRI has been completed. “My understanding is that they’re going to start working on that in 2019,” she said. As to what’s making Adairsville such a hotbed of economic development, Madison cited several factors. “We are just wonderfully situ- ated between Chattanooga and Atlanta and we are an easy city to work with for developers,” she said. “We’ve updated all of our codes so everything is very clear as to what the city expects in terms of development [regula- tions.]” Taylor echoed those senti- ments. “If you locate in Adairsville, where these companies are locat- 6A Sunday, November 4, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Election The Daily Tribune News

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sales tax rate. business court, which would be “de- The most prominent is amendment district agree before calling for a refer- Ballot If approved, the state would initially signed to lower costs and promote pre- No. 4, also called Marsy’s Law, a vic- endum to raise sales taxes for education. commit about $20 million a year for nat- dictability of judicial outcomes in certain tims’ rights amendment that would re- If approved, a city school district could FROM PAGE 1A ural resources. That funding would come complex business disputes for the benefit quire victims be notified before court call for a sales tax referendum on its Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund to con- from 40 percent of sales taxes generated of all citizens of this state.” hearings of those accused of harming own. serve lands that protect drinking water by outdoor recreation equipment pur- The third asks if the constitution them. Victims would also gain the right Two proposed statewide referenda sources and the water quality of rivers, chases. The Legislature could vote in fu- should be amended to change how the to be heard in court before a defendant is asks if a homestead exemption should be lakes, and streams by dedicating up to 80 ture years to double that amount to a cap state levies property taxes on timberland released, enters a plea or is sentenced. allowed for residents of certain munici- percent of the existing sales tax collected of 80 percent. and allow the state to keep up to 5 per- The final amendment on the ballot pal corporations and should there be a by sporting goods stores to such pur- The second asks if the constitution cent of grants-related forest land conser- asks voters whether to remove the re- tax exemption for homes for the men- poses without increasing the current state should be amended to create a statewide vation for administrative costs. quirement that a county and city school tally disabled.

tain there’s a presence of more “Millennials have never actually Election than one party in Bartow County, got to see until now conservative because it also makes us more apt principles put into effect, like with FROM PAGE 1A to make certain that everybody is the tax cuts, for example,” he said. coming out is to try to get that thought of when running for of- “Now you’re seeing all kinds of extra percentage … that may only fice.” growth, wage increases. Employ- pick up a few more Democrat Whether or not Democrats win ers are paying more because now votes, but it’s happening in all the state-level or local-level elec- it’s harder to find good workers kinds of different counties.” tions, Coombs said, is something because people can now pick and Democrats, DeBroux said, have of an aside. The mere fact that, this choose jobs where in the economy “dominated” early voting. He also year, the outcomes of the elections before, you pretty much were said he’s concerned by a federal aren’t a foregone conclusion rep- stuck where you were.” judge’s ruling barring Georgia’s resents a victory in and of itself. Coombs, on the other hand, said election officials from automati- And if nothing else, he said he he expects a little more political cally rejecting absentee and provi- hopes expectations of a tight race parity within the county in the sional ballots that are incomplete motivates voters on both sides of decades ahead. or have mismatched signatures. the aisle to head to the polls Tues- “When you talk about what’s DeBroux referred to the injunction day. happened as of late, I don’t think as a “nightmare,” stating that he “For a long time in our county, people felt like there was a pres- fears it may delay the certification there has not been a choice,” he ence of Democrats in Bartow of the election results by weeks. said. “I think that takes away some County. I think it felt like every- “You need to be talking to all of of the voter apathy when people body was a Republican,” he said. your like-minded family members seem like they have a choice and “I think this time, people have re- and friends and reaching out to JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS people feel like they have a alized there is more than one party Democratic supporters gather at Hamilton Crossing Park on Oct. 19 for gubernatorial candidate them proactively and saying ‘Have Stacey Abrams’ campaign stop in Cartersville. choice.” in Bartow County and I think a you voted? Are you going to As Bartow’s population contin- few years from now that we will vote?’” DeBroux told attendees at Chairman Dr. Randy Ford said said. “To say exactly where De- of getting out and making a selec- ues to increase, representatives see more activity from both par- the local GOP’s last monthly Abrams’ backers have good reason mocrats will stand, I don’t have tion.” from both parties differ on whether ties, and I think it will grow — I’m meeting. “If ya’ll don’t want to be to be optimistic. any means of being able to, at this The Rev. Willie J.E. Coombs — or not the electoral gulf between hoping so, anyway.” watching Stacey Abrams ads when “I’ve listened out across the point, tell you.” who is also president of the Bar- Republicans and Democrats will Ford likewise said he predicts you’re trying to watch football state, we have a much larger Nor was Ford interested in mak- tow chapter of the NAACP — is close in the ensuing decades. the gap between Republicans and games on Thanksgiving, get your turnout than has been expected, ing any predictions for some of the one of those down-ballot candi- For the next 10-20 years, at Democrats to narrow in the com- freaking friends and family out which is good for the state, be- county’s down-ballot races. dates. The longtime pastor at least, Kittle said he sees little indi- ing years — but whether that and vote Republican.” cause that tells me the people un- “All I can say is we put our best Greater New Fellowship Mission- cation the county is in the process means Democratic gains and Re- And that fear of a runoff is gen- derstand that their vote does foot forward out there in terms of ary Baptist Church in Cartersville of “turning purple.” One reason, publican losses (and vice versa) in uine, Kittle said. In particular, he count,” he said. this race. But the turnout and the is challenging Republican incum- he said, was the county’s strong the local community remains an said he’s worried about Libertarian As for the Democrats’ chances results, we’ll only know at the end bent Derek Keeney for the Bartow faith-based communities and what unknown. gubernatorial candidate Ted Metz in Bartow County, Ford was more of the closing of the polls on Nov. County School Board’s District 3 he considered their leanings to- “I will say that I do anticipate siphoning off enough votes so that reticent. 6,” he said. “The information get- seat. wards traditional conservative val- that there will be more of a balance no candidate hits the 50 percent “The only thing that I have ting out to the voters through all “We need to recognize that there ues. Another, he suggested, was at some point, as we grow, as with threshold. wished for is that they get out and entities that are available has is more than one party in Bartow tomorrow’s prospective voters any county,” he said. “But to say From a statewide perspective, vote, and vote for the best candi- sparked a rejuvenated interest, in County,” the Democratic candi- witnessing today’s economic which way that will tilt, the way Bartow County Democratic Party date according to themselves,” he people as a whole, the importance date said. “We need to make cer- boom. politics work, you never know.” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 4, 2018 7A

AHS and Bartow County well.” Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page was know you’re already doing it, but push Elementary, Emily Stewart from Noe Dot Frasier, executive director of the awed by the caliber of teachers that were yourself even more because that’s how Adairsville Middle, Cheyanne Bagwell Bartow Education Foundation, which in the room. we’re going to get better.” from Cass Middle, Chris Taylor from FROM PAGE 3A sponsored the banquet, agreed with “I’ve been so impressed in my short Each of the 20 teachers was presented a Woodland Middle, Cicily Hardin from Students in the video also said Noe was Mulkey. time here in Bartow, just getting in our plaque and was congratulated by Page, Bartow County College and Career Acad- the best Spanish teacher, the best teacher “I think she’s wonderful, and she’s schools and getting into classrooms, and Ms. Frasier and Bartow School Board emy, Stefanie Rolen from Cass High and in general and “the best teacher on planet going to represent Bartow County just to to know that I’m among the best of the Chairman John Howard. Tammy Queen from Woodland High. Earth.” the nth degree,” she said. “We’re just so best is very humbling and very exciting for Besides the three finalists, other Teach- Ms. Frasier said a total of $13,500 Mulkey said he was “so happy that proud for her and proud of her. It’s just me,” he said. ers of the Year being honored were worth of gifts — the largest total ever — Kaylie was selected.” such an honor to be selected among so Page challenged the teachers, as instruc- Danyalle Eckert from Adairsville Elemen- had been donated by the community for “I was talking with my assistant princi- many wonderful teachers, and I’m just so tional and building leaders, to make an tary, Elizabeth Massengale from Allatoona the educators, including gift certificates, a pals when she was selected by our staff to glad that she won.” even greater impact on their schools and Elementary, Christy Abernathy from Clear gold watch, gift baskets and bags, cooking represent AHS, and we felt that she had a Joining Noe as finalists for the system to help those around them “get even bet- Creek Elementary, Amanda Stover from utensils, museum passes, a clock and pot- really good chance to be selected as a fi- Teacher of the Year were pre-K teacher ter.” Cloverleaf Elementary, Teresa Cates from tery. nalist,” he said. “She has all the tools — Jessica Lee from Emerson Elementary and “At the end of the day, I think that’s re- Euharlee Elementary, Andrew May from Some gifts were for all Teachers of the mastery of her content, an uncanny ability art teacher Aubrey Berg from South Cen- ally what we all want to be able to do is to Hamilton Crossing Elementary, Heather Year; some were for the three finalists; and to connect with her students, and she’s tral. help those around us just get a little bit bet- Moulder from Kingston Elementary, some were just for the winner. considered a teacher-leader in our build- Any of the finalists “would have been a ter, to provide hope for those around us Donna Guyton from Mission Road Ele- “We’re just so happy to present to [Noe] ing. Obviously, every teacher at the ban- good one, and I’m sure the judges had a and to help those around us be just a little mentary, Morgan King from Pine Log El- all of these nice gifts that she can use and quet is deserving, but Kaylie is truly a difficult time, but they made a great selec- bit better,” he said. “So I would encourage ementary, Ellen Greer from Taylorsville have for a long, long time,” Ms. Frasier special teacher, and she will represent tion,” Ms. Frasier said. you to think about ways you can do that. I Elementary, Julie VanTonder from White said. 2 charged with assault after neighbor stabbed multiple times STAFF REPORT “While the male ... was being a lighter he had dropped earlier, the search the area for the weapon used the officer reported. report said. “She stated she saw Two Cartersville men were worked on [by Cartersville Fire victim hit him with a soup can. to stab the victim, he was unable to However, a nearby neighbor him raise his arm then bring it charged with aggravated assault EMTs], I asked him what had hap- “[The woman] advised it was locate anything that might have gave a different version of the inci- down in a ‘stabbing’ motion. [The after their neighbor was allegedly pened to him,” a Cartersville Police just the two of them fighting and been used in the attack. dent, telling the officer she was witness] stated that there were three stabbed multiple times during an officer wrote in his report. “[He] she did see her son kicking the vic- Hill told police it was when the standing in her doorway when she to four males involved. [The wit- incident involving a soup can. stated that his neighbor Bryan and tim while he was on the ground,” alleged victim came at him with the saw the fight break out between the ness] mentioned that [another man] Donald Marquis Scott, 22, and two black guys had stabbed him.” the report stated, adding the woman soup can that they began “rolling” victim and Hill. was also involved.” Bryan A. Hill, 31, both of 376 Old With the arrival of another officer told police she didn’t realize the on the ground. He told officers he “[The witness] stated that she Scott also was arrested on an Mill Road SE 44, Cartersville, were on the scene, an investigation in- victim had been injured so exten- wasn’t aware of any weapons being saw [the victim] walk out of his outstanding warrant for failure to arrested at about 10 p.m. on Oct. 28 volving various witnesses ensued. sively and didn’t realize he had used during the fight. apartment and immediately get appear. The report did not indicate after their neighbor was found out- One of those witnesses was the been stabbed. “When I pressed Mr. Hill further pushed down by Mr. Hill and Mr. the current medical condition of side the apartments with multiple mother of Hill. She told officers that, The officer said that although about the stabbing, Mr. Hill stated Scott. [The witness] added that she Payne or whether he was trans- stab wounds to his neck and torso. as her son was bent over looking for Hill’s mother allowed him to that he did not stab [the victim],” saw Mr. Hill stab [the victim],” the ported to a hospital.

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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, November 4, 2018 Woodland cheer survives Canes XC boys 6th, girls 14th at state sectionals; local teams STAFF REPORT 10th coming in, so they exceeded place in 17:58.87. Rios was 35th finished far up in the field with The Cartersville boys cross those expectations. They ex- — just 1.09 seconds behind times that were under 18 min- country team outperformed its ceeded my expectations.” Archer. utes, which is not easy to do at compete at regionals No. 10 ranking with a sixth-place After finishing second to La- It was the showing of senior Carrollton. STAFF REPORT finish in the Class 4A state cham- Grange at the Region 5-AAAA Harrison Banks, though, that “We were prepared as a team Just days before Saturday’s coed cheer sectionals meet at Peachtree pionship Saturday in Carrollton. meet, the Canes beat out the gave the Canes a huge boost. His to run hills. We ran a lot more Ridge, the Woodland cheer team got some bad news. An injury to one The girls, meanwhile, placed Grangers, who finished 10th Sat- 46th-place showing in 18:26.80 hills this year than we had last of their top fliers and tumblers would necessitate a new routine and a 14th overall in their race. urday, and all but two other pub- really improved Cartersville’s year, and I knew that was some- new lineup. “I’m exceptionally proud,” lic schools. expected finish. thing we had to do differently. In an instant, the Wildcats goal for sectionals went from being a Cartersville coach David Math- As expected, the private school Junior Max Florence came in That paid off. top-five finish to just cracking the top 16, which would be enough to erne said, also speaking, as he triumvirate of St. Pius X, Marist 52nd in 18:35.34, and senior “The difference was senior advance Woodland to the state competition Friday in Columbus. put it, for assistant coaches Matt and Blessed Trinity grabbed the Parker Breedlove wrapped up the leadership. When Harrison After some nail-biting as the results became known, the Wildcats Terry and Stephanie Heath. “For top-three spots, respectively. scoring with a 77th-place finish Banks finished third for us, he’s finished 12th to secure a spot in the finals. The finish elicited relief the boys and the girls, the entire North Oconee and White County in 18:57.36. usually our fifth or sixth man. He and excitement for coach Kathi Shedd. program, it was a day of excel- rounded out the top five. “It was a combination of us ran a phenomenal race. Parker “In two days, we changed our whole routine,” Shedd said. “Put in lence. ... We performed well Cartersville exceeded projec- holding serve with a couple of Breedlove at fifth. Fifth is always a newer flyer, put in a new base. Next Friday will be much better, but today, we were pleased just to get out.” when the stakes were the highest. tions due to a solid showing guys who needed to run well — your most important runner, be- For a program with such high expectations and a rich history of “For the boys, finishing sixth across the board. Sophomore Bill that being Bill Archer and Alex cause that’s potentially where success, including five state championships, the idea to just focus on is the best we’ve done in over a Archer and freshman Alex Rios Rios, who have been one-two for you can gain the most points. He decade. It’s an exceptionally finished neck-and-neck. Archer us all year,” Matherne said of SEE CHEER, PAGE 2B young team. They were ranked edged out his teammate for 34th what made the difference. “They SEE CANES, PAGE 3B Wildcat senior Jones WEEK 12 NOTEBOOK ends career with another all-around performance

STAFF REPORT The high school football regular season came to an end across Geor- gia this weekend. One of Bartow County’s teams — Adairsville — had already wrapped up its campaign the week before. The Tigers had the final week of the season as its open date. With no chance of making the playoffs, Adairsville didn’t even have to practice during the past week. Elsewhere, Woodland and Cass inside the first two minutes and wrapped up the year with tough Re- never looked back in a 43-10 rout. gion 7-AAAAA defeats. The Wild- Cartersville will play host to cats fell on the road to an absolutely Stephens County at 7:30 p.m. Fri- rolling Kell squad by a 41-18 final day in the first round of the Class margin. Meanwhile, the Colonels 4A state playoffs. dropped a heartbreaker, 17-14, at home to Paulding County to cap an- PLAYER OF THE WEEK other winless region slate. Titus Jones — Woodland (6) The only local team to make the There was only one way for playoffs, Cartersville hosted what Jones to end his Wildcat football was essentially a Region 5-AAAA career. The senior had to put in an championship game against Troup County. The Canes scored 14 points SEE STANDOUTS, PAGE 2B Woodland boys XC competes at state meet RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cartersville junior quarterback Tee Webb looks for an open receiver during Friday’s 43-10 home win over Troup County. STAFF REPORT “We did what we could do. It’s easy for the Woodland High Looking back at last year, we were boys cross country team to get over- 22nd. So we did better than last Canes use doubt outside program as fuel shadowed by the girls team winning year, and our times were a lot bet- a second state title in three years. ter,” Forbes added. However, the boys haven’t been Woodland posted an average STAFF REPORT fect regular season, capped by Friday’s 43-10 abilities should evaporate completely following too shabby either. time of 18:51, led by Dylan Stermer CHIP ON THEIR SHOULDERS — It win over Troup County. Friday’s decisive victory over the Tigers. The Wildcats culminated their in 46th at 18:16, followed by John takes a lot to make a program as successful as “It means a lot to us,” junior quarterback “We came into this game, and a lot of peo- program-record third consecutive Shropshire in 69th at 18:33, Kobe Cartersville High football feel as though it’s Tee Webb said. “Starting off, I didn’t feel like ple said we weren’t going to win,” sophomore trip to the Class 5A state champi- Cochran in 89th at 18:53, John being disrespected. too many people believed in us. It feels really Amarai Orr said Friday. “Coach [Joey] King onship meet in Carrollton with a Forsyth in 106th at 19:10 and Over the past three seasons, the Canes had good to show everybody that we’re still as said, he didn’t get that memo at the beginning 19th-place finish Friday. Patrick Bollwerk in 115th at 19:20. two state titles, three region championships good as we once were.” of the season, when people were doubting us. “We’re all happy for the girls. Although 220 of the classifica- and zero regular-season losses on its resume. The season began with routs of Allatoona, This game is big to us. It’s huge, and it’s That’s an awesome race that they tion’s best runners participated in But coming into the year, few expected Luella and McNair. Cherokee and Cedartown proven a lot of people wrong.” had,” Woodland head boys coach the same race, Forbes said some of Rob Forbes said. “It kind of moti- his individuals stood out. Cartersville to reach the heights the program provided challenges before a couple of vates the guys too because they “A couple of guys really stopped attained during the Trevor Lawrence era. walkovers in Region 5-AAAA play against PERFECT RECORD — The Cartersville want to be up there with the girls, up,” he said. “Dylan really ran a The departure of the state’s record-holder Central-Carroll and LaGrange. Contrasting Class of 2019 doesn’t have as many star play- so it gives them something to shoot good race. John was still kind of for career passing yards and passing touch- road shutouts of Sandy Creek and Chapel Hill ers as the 2018 class did, but the group still for. They all work hard as a team nursing [a leg injury] a little bit but downs certainly affected perception of the still weren’t enough to convince some people managed to achieve something the recent de- too.” he did the best he could. Kobe 2018 team. However, there were several key that the Canes were for real. partures couldn’t. Forbes said he figured his team Cochran ran a great race. [John] starters across offense, defense and special Even with Cartersville competing for their During his postgame interview, Canes head would be somewhere in the 12-19 Forsyth did really well. Patrick did teams that also graduated. seventh-straight region crown, there were some coach Joey King said this senior class became range among the best teams in Class well also.” This year’s group, though, has never shown who favored also-undefeated Troup in the final 5A, and that’s where his team ended signs of inexperience en route to another per- week of the season. Any doubt of the Canes’ SEE NOTEBOOK, PAGE 3B up fitting in. SEE CATS, PAGE 2B No. 6 Georgia tops 11th-ranked Kentucky, 34-17, to clinch SEC East

BY STEVE MEGARGEE third quarter that gave Georgia (8-1, 6-1, player to rush for as many as 75 yards AP Sports Writer No. 6 College Football Playoff) a 28-3 against Kentucky was Texas A&M’s lead. He also had a nifty 20-yard scoring Trayveon Williams, who ran for 138 yards LEXINGTON, Ky. — Georgia be- run in the second period when the game in a 20-14 overtime victory over the Wild- lieved it had a point to prove. was close. cats. Swift and Holyfield were both over Bulldogs running backs D’Andre Swift Holyfield ran for a career-high 115 the 100-yard mark by the end of the third and Elijah Holyfield spent all week hear- yards on 18 carries, scoring on a 4-yarder quarter. ing about the rushing prowess of Ken- in the third quarter. Georgia rushed for a “They did a good job,” Kentucky coach tucky’s Benny Snell Jr. Georgia’s season-high 331 yards to earn a spot in the Mark Stoops said. “They moved us. They defensive players kept fielding questions SEC championship game Dec. 1 in At- made us miss. There’s a lot of things we about their inability to stop the run or rush lanta. could have done better, but a lot of that has the passer consistently. “It’s definitely a point proven,” Holy- to do with them.” They responded Saturday with a per- field said. “There was a lot of talk about Kentucky dominated time of possession formance that convincingly showed Geor- them.... and not enough talk about us.” through the first 1 1/2 quarters, but still gia remains the class of the Southeastern Kentucky (7-2, 5-2, No. 9 CFP) has trailed 7-3. That’s when Swift started to Conference Eastern Division. Swift ran never reached the SEC championship give the Bulldogs some breathing room. for a career-high 156 yards and two touch- game, which has been played every year With Georgia facing second-and-17, downs as the sixth-ranked Bulldogs de- since 1992. The Wildcats entered the Swift made a move around a defender at feated No. 11 Kentucky 34-17 to clinch weekend with the nation’s top scoring de- the line of scrimmage, made another the SEC East title. fense and hadn’t allowed anyone to ex- move between two Wildcats about 5 yards “I think people had started doubting ceed 20 points all year, but they couldn’t downfield and shed a tackle inside the 5 us,” Swift said. “We just tried to silence slow down Georgia’s tandem of Swift and to complete a 20-yard touchdown run. BRYAN WOOLSTON/AP the critics.” Holyfield. Georgia running back Elijah Holyfield (13) stiff-arms Kentucky safety Mike Edwards Swift had an 83-yard breakaway in the Before Saturday’s game, the only SEE UGA, PAGE 2B (7) during the second half of Saturday’s game in Lexington, Kentucky. 2B Sunday, November 4, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News

LSU two weeks ago, Georgia beat Florida and territory on three straight first-half possessions CATS UGA Kentucky for two straight wins over ranked di- and only had three points to show for it. That vision foes. proved critical when a defense that had carried FROM PAGE 1B FROM PAGE 1B “Give our kids a lot of credit because their Kentucky all season couldn’t slow down Geor- backs were against the wall kind of two weeks gia’s rushing attack. Kentucky got more bad Of course, the major accomplishment for the Woodland boys was taking Swift’s touchdown gave Georgia a 14-3 late in a row and they came out fighting,” Georgia news in the third quarter when safety Darius second in their region meet the week before to qualify again for state. That, in the second quarter. Georgia fumbled away a coach Kirby Smart said. “They came out West drew a targeting penalty that will knock coupled with improved times, leads Forbes to believe his program is still scoring opportunity late in the first half but got scratching and clawing.” him out for the first half of its game next week on the rise. the ball to open the second half and extended TAKEAWAYS at Tennessee. “It’s kind of starting to set an expectation that it’s something we can do the lead to 21-3 on Holyfield’s touchdown. Georgia: The Bulldogs’ fearsome rushing at- POLL IMPLICATIONS and it’s not just the girls that get to go every time,” Forbes said of quali- On Georgia’s next series, Swift raced tack was the difference in the game, but Geor- Georgia may need some help to get up to the fying for the state meet. “I think we’re starting a new tradition. The guys through a big hole on the left side of the line gia’s pass rush also started showing signs of top five, though this victory likely assures the want to get back there next year. The guys are already talking about how and didn’t appear to get touched on his 83-yard life. Georgia had four sacks Saturday after en- Bulldogs remain in control of their postseason they can do better. I’m only losing one senior and we should get a couple sprint to the end zone. Before that play, Ken- tering the weekend with an SEC-low 10 sacks fate. Kentucky figures to drop a few spots in of good runners from the middle school program. So it’s looking good.” tucky hadn’t allowed a run from scrimmage all season. Georgia now won’t have to play an- the Top 25 and likely will leave the top 10 in longer than 34 yards all season. other true road game all season. The Bulldogs the CFP rankings. That touchdown sealed a hard-earned divi- have home games with Auburn, Massachusetts UP NEXT sion title for Georgia, last year’s College Foot- and Georgia Tech the next three weeks. Georgia hosts Auburn. CHEER ball Playoff runner-up. After losing 36-16 at Kentucky: The Wildcats reached Georgia Kentucky visits Tennessee.

FROM PAGE 1B covered the fumble. The senior linebacker finished as Cass’ top surviving and advancing had to need to get right moving forward. STANDOUTS Orr has been coming up with clutch plays on tackler this season with 86 stops. Nine of those seem like a foreign concept. How- For it to be that close with us hav- defense the past few weeks. Against Sandy tackles came Friday in the season-ending loss ever, given the circumstances, ing a few little issues, I know FROM PAGE 1B Creek, he intercepted a pass in the end zone in to Paulding County. Woodland had no choice but to they’re excited and motivated to the final minutes. His pick, which occurred Richards was the heart and soul of the make the best of a bad situation. work this week to make those all-around performance worthy of his place right near the goal line, helped seal a 7-0 vic- Colonels all season, and probably stretching “I was very pleased,” Shedd changes and see what we can re- among the greatest to ever suit up for Wood- tory over the Patriots. back into his junior campaign, as well. His said. “For two days of a new rou- ally do.” land. It’s quite impressive to see so many young motor never stopped and it helped him to rack tine, they did very well.” Like the Wildcats, the Tigers Facing a Kell team that had won five straight players excelling on the defensive side of the up 13.5 tackles-for-loss on the year, including The coach credited the team’s have also been working on a new games, Jones proved to be one of the most tal- ball for a Cartersville team with arguably the 2.5 on Friday. leaders, including a core group of routine. Adairsville, though, has ented players on the field. He scored a touch- top defense in Class 4A. His leadership, almost as much as his tack- junior girls, for helping navigate had a little more time to practice, down on a 7-yard reception; he made 10 tackles Tee Webb — Cartersville (7) ling, will be missed next season. As will the the stress of learning a new routine and it also wasn’t brought on by (seven solo); and he blocked a field goal and an Webb’s final statline doesn’t look overly im- abilities of the team’s second-leading tackler, in such a short amount of time. injuries. extra point. pressive. The junior completed 50 percent of Blake Carrington, who finished with eight tack- Shedd will hope the week be- Noe used a three-week break Jones, whose older brother Emmanuel has his passes. (He actually connected on exactly les Friday and 85 stops on the season. tween sectionals and state will during October to chance virtually put together a solid sophomore season at Col- half of his attempts in each half.) Justice Carter — Woodland (7) allow her squad to become more every aspect of the routine — in orado State, will be in the discussion for several There weren’t a ton of huge plays either. He One of the highlights of Woodland’s season- familiar with the new setup. If the one way or another. They debuted postseason awards. As the unquestioned leader totaled 185 yards with a 46-yard touchdown ending defeat to Kell came in the form of Carter team can navigate that, Shedd be- the new routine last week at Dal- of the Woodland defense, he will be irreplace- pass to Devonte Ross and a 34-yard pass to eclipsing the 1,000-yard mark. It was a well- lieves it can compete well at state. ton ahead of Saturday’s regional. able in 2019. Kaleb Chatmon marking the lone big gains. deserved accomplishment for a fullback who “If we had been our team from “We kind of used those three However, he made the key plays when needed. has to live with plenty of 3- and 4-yard gains all season, top five would have weeks to evaluate what was work- SUNDAY STANDOUTS A touchdown pass to Jackson Lowe on a before breaking off long runs. been our goal,” Shedd said of Sat- ing and what wasn’t,” Noe said. Marcus Gary — Cartersville (7) well-designed, well-executed fourth-down play Overall, Friday’s game represented a fairly urday’s event. “It would have been “We changed pretty much every Gary continues to be the workhorse for signaled the intent of the Cartersville offense. typical night from Carter. The senior usually easily attainable. This week, it was bit of the routine to some degree. Cartersville in important games. What Gary He also scored a 5-yard touchdown run after winds up somewhere around 20 carries for 100 just like, ‘We’ve had two days of Dalton was the first time we per- lacks in size, he makes for in heart. faking a handoff to Gary on the zone read. yards, and this game was no different, as he practice. Let’s just get through formed the routine, and I think the The senior running back posted 149 yards Most importantly, Webb had zero turnovers rushed 19 times for 92 yards. this, and next week will be bet- girls were super nervous — but rushing in the blowout win over Troup. He in the victory. Carter also scored a touchdown on the ter.’” overall did a great job there, as scored two touchdowns. Gary ran through a Malik Grimes — Cass ground. He even caught two passes for nine Adairsville coach Kaylie Noe well. gaping hole for a 77-yard score on the first play Grimes was in tears by the time the final horn yards, proving again to be the biggest Wood- will also hope her team performs “I think we’re really proud of from scrimmage. He later added a 12-yard sounded at Doug Cochran Stadium. The senior land weapon in the aerial attack. better in sectionals than it did in how the routine turned out, and the touchdown run. slotback couldn’t hold back his emotions after regionals Saturday at West Geor- girls are really getting comfortable That first touchdown will long be remem- having his final game as a Colonel end in gut- HONORABLE MENTION gia in Carrollton. That’s not to say with it, having fun and showing bered by the Cartersville faithful. Gary’s team- wrenching fashion. Jackson Lowe, Cartersville — The senior the Tigers had a bad showing, but confidence in their abilities. I mate Amarai Orr summed up the importance of He had a 69-yard touchdown run to tie the tight end hauled in three passes for 59 yards, a third-place finish with a possible think we’re definitely heading in a it best. “He set the tone for the team, and we game in the first quarter. It accounted for a vast including a 20-yard touchdown, against Troup. win just out of reach will leave a positive direction for sectionals on just went out there and did what we did.” majority of his roughly 80 yards on the ground J.P. Perry, Cass — The junior defense end bitter taste. Friday.” Amarai Orr — Cartersville in the game. made a statement, heading into the offseason, “I think, of course, they were Attempts to reach the coaches Speaking of Orr, the sophomore continued Between Grimes, running back Thomas with five tackles, three of which were for a loss, disappointed and us coaches were for Cartersville and Cass for com- to make big plays in key moments. He had a Gilliam and quarterback Rett Moore, Cass will and a sack. disappointed, but it was also a moment on their performances at re- pick-6 barely a minute into the game that lose a good chunk of its offensive firepower to Blake Cash, Woodland — Cash totaled tivation,” Noe said of the result. gionals were unsuccessful at the helped give Cartersville a lightning-fast 14-0 graduation. eight tackles (four solo), two tackles for loss, a “We have some things we still time of publishing. lead. Later, he had a strip sack in which he re- Rodney Richards — Cass (2) sack and a fumble recovery.

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crossed just 2.34 seconds behind classmen returning, Saturday’s race NOTEBOOK CANES Machado. proved to be the final one in a Alice Terry (99th, 24:18.18), Trinity Cartersville jersey for others. The seniors FROM PAGE 1B FROM PAGE 1B Atkins (109th, 24:41.57) and Jocelyn concluded their high school careers in was in the 70s, and we kind of wanted to Canes, finishing 49th in 22 minutes, Blanchette (119th, 25:01.52) rounded out style, while Machado shined in her final the first in program history to fin- average in the 60s.” 38.64 seconds. the Cartersville scorers. race with the program. ish 40-0 in the regular season. To The boys improved dramatically over According to Matherne, Machado will “You can expect effort, and they gave “I think those seniors have carried us achieve four perfect regular sea- their 2017 result, when they finished 19th soon be moving to California, marking it,” Matherne said, discussing the diffi- for quite a while,” Matherne said. “I think sons is an impressive feat. For this year’s group to pull it off after los- in the field. For that matter, the girls even Saturday’s race as her final contribution culty of the Carrollton course. “The boys they’re kind of the spirit of the team. ... ing so many starters to graduation placed higher than last season’s 15th- to the program. and the girls were on all cylinders today, The seniors were good, solid leaders this is absolutely remarkable. place finish. Senior Vanna Beach capped her stellar so it was exciting to see.” year. We had some good solid leadership, While the team still has a few Sophomore Alex Machado paced the career with a 53rd-place showing. She While both teams have several under- and the chemistry made the season fun.” weeks to go before it can possibly challenge for a state title, Cartersville’s players will always have an undefeated regular season and a region title to hang their hats SPORTSROUNDUP on, regardless of how the playoffs finish. Even still, it’s clear that King MLS Playoff Schedule expects his players to shift their .All Times EDT Home & Away focus quickly to the postseason Conference Semifinals and a first-round matchup with Home-and-home First leg Friday Saturday, November 10 Stephens County on Friday. Eastern Conference CHEER CHEER Today: New York at Columbus, 3 p.m. “It’s special, but we’re not Today: ATLANTA at New York City FC, 7:30 p.m. Sectionals at Columbus State Championships at Columbus going to relish in it too long,” Western Conference Today: Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY King said of the undefeated sea- Today: Seattle at Portland, 5:30 p.m. Class 4A state playoffs first round Woodland at Meet of Champions Second leg son. “... That’s a special accom- Eastern Conference Stephens County at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m. plishment for them. We’re going Sunday, Nov. 11: Columbus at New York, 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11: New York City FC at ATLANTA, 6 p.m. to work on making a run in these Western Conference Thursday, Nov. 8: Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. playoffs and try to win another Sunday, Nov. 11: Real Salt Lake at Sporting Kansas City, state championship.” 6 p.m. On the Air NBA Schedule NASCAR 3 p.m. — Eastern Conference semifinal first leg: 3 p.m. — Monster Energy Cup: AAA Texas 500 (NBCSN) Columbus vs. New York Red Bulls (ESPN) Friday’s Games NFL FOOTBALL 5:30 p.m. — Western Conference semifinal first leg: L.A. Clippers 120, Orlando 95 RECREATION Houston 119, Brooklyn 111 1 p.m. — Atlanta at Washington (FOX) Portland vs. Seattle (ESPN) Indiana 107, Chicago 105 4 p.m. — L.A. Rams at New Orleans (FOX) 7:30 p.m. — Eastern Conference semifinal first leg: Oklahoma City 134, Washington 111 CALENDAR New York 118, Dallas 106 4 p.m. — L.A. Chargers at Seattle (CBS) New York City FC vs. Atlanta United FC (FS1) Memphis 110, Utah 100 8:20 p.m. — Green Bay at New England (NBC) 10 p.m. — Western Conference semifinal first leg: Toronto 107, Phoenix 98 YOUTH BASKETBALL — Golden State 116, Minnesota 99 PGA TOUR GOLF Real Salt Lake vs. Sporting Kansas City (ESPN) Saturday’s Games 3:30 p.m. — Shriners Hospitals for Children Open: PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER Registration is now open for the City Philadelphia 109, Detroit 99 of Cartersville youth basketball Charlotte 126, Cleveland 94 final round (GOLF) 9:55 a.m. — Manchester City vs. Southampton (NBCSN) Indiana 102, Boston 101 BUNDESLIGA SOCCER SERIE A SOCCER league. The league is open to boys ATLANTA 123, Miami 118 and girls from 5 to 17 years old Houston 96, Chicago 88 9:30 a.m. — Monchengladbach vs. Dusseldorf (FS1) 6:25 a.m. — Lazio vs. SPAL (ESPN2) San Antonio 109, New Orleans 95 MLS CUP PLAYOFFS based on age at Jan. 1. There are co- Utah at Denver, late ed divisions for 6-and-under and 8- L.A. Lakers at Portland, late and-under. There are also girls and Today’s Games Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 290 205 W L T Pct PF PA Sacramento at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 L.A. Rams 8 0 0 1.000 264 155 boys divisions for 10-, 12-, 14- and New York at Washington, 6 p.m. NFL Standings Denver 3 5 0 .375 188 194 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 171 131 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252 Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 17-and-under. The registration fee is San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239 Orlando at San Antonio, 7 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE $70 through Nov. 4, and $80 from Memphis at Phoenix, 8 p.m. East Division NATIONAL CONFERENCE Thursday’s Game Minnesota at Portland, 9 p.m. Nov. 5 until available spaces are W L T Pct PF PA East Division San Francisco 34, Oakland 3 Toronto at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. New England 6 2 0 .750 239 185 W L T Pct PF PA Today’s Games filled. There is a $20 non-residence Monday's Games Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 Washington 5 2 0 .714 146 134 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 192 200 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 fee for those outside of Cartersville. ATLANTA at Washington, 1 p.m. Houston at Indiana, 7 p.m. Buffalo 2 6 0 .250 87 200 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 A copy of the child’s birth certificate Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 7 p.m. South Division N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 Kansas City at Cleveland, 1 p.m. is also required. 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Navy veteran continues service through American Legion

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

Known for his “easygoing personality” and managerial skills, Dale Cockrill enjoys making con- nections — with both his fellow servicepersons and supportive community members — during Veterans Day ceremonies. Now 73, the Cartersville resident is continuing his steadfast mission to serve through leadership positions in The American Legion. Presiding over the organization’s Carl Boyd Post 42 from 2012 to 2014, the third-generation veteran currently is the district commander for The American Legion Department of Georgia’s Seventh District. “There is just a great history of people who have served going way, way back,” Cockrill said. “For a veteran to a veteran, it is an affirmation to me that yes we are of the same brotherhood. To somebody who has never served, it’s not to be flashy and showy and say, ‘I’m a veteran and you’re not.’ To me, it signifies that yes I was willing to serve so you didn’t have to. “… I remember the first time I participated in a [veterans] parade. It was probably in 1989. I had never participated in a parade. I had never had anybody [tell] me thank you for serving your country. All of a sudden it happened, and … the last half mile of that parade I had tears just running down my cheeks. It was an over- whelming feeling.” Compelled to join other members of his generation already serving in the Vietnam War, Cockrill enlisted in the U.S. Navy in July 1967 at the age of 22. “I had a good friend and an acquaintance that had been killed [in Vietnam],” Cock- rill said. “It really got weighing on me. One of them was a kid. He was like 19 years old, a Navy corpsman attached to the Marines. …Here they were willing to lay down their lives and here I am doing nothing. … [After enlisting] I was in the Seabees. “That was [the] enlistment option that I had because of what I had been doing for a living,” he said, referring to being a draftsman at General Electric. “They wanted my skills. So I went knowing that I would be sent to Vietnam. The likelihood of not being sent was like 2 percent. … I pretty much knew I wanted to go. That sounds strange, but I had to see the curiosity of what was it all about. Did I have the warrior spirit or not?” Deployed to Vietnam’s Quang Tri Province in May 1968, Cockrill served 11 months with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 11. An engineering aid, his main role was as a surveyor and draftsman. “We laid out construction surveying for buildings,” Cockrill said. “We did land surveying. We did the actual construction surveying on a bridge project. We would do the layout and then elevation to make sure that the correct elevation was there. … We did layouts for hospitals; schools as far as the local people go; [and] base camps for our bases. “I was pretty much behind the lines. That is something I struggled with for a long while, because I knew some people that I went to school with and people I met afterwards that were in combat arms,” he said, adding he was later able to accept his contribution after talking with another veteran. “…He said, ‘We all did our jobs.’ He said, ‘Your job was different than my job.’ He said, ‘My job was to fire a mortar. Your job wasn’t.’ He said, ‘As long as you did your job, you have nothing to really frown about.’ But it was a struggle there for a while. … It was- n’t that we didn’t pick up a rifle. It’s just that wasn’t our main focus.” Following his service in the Vietnam War, Cockrill was assigned to the Antarctic Support Activity — based at McMurdo Station in Antarctica — for a year. Separating from active duty in 1970, he later served with the Reserve Mobile Construction Battalion 14 for two years, concluding his military career as a petty officer second class. After working various jobs, Cockrill found a home as a fifth grade teacher at Adairsville Elementary School, retiring after 15 years about 10 years ago. Along with making lasting relationships with some of his students, he also met Annette, his wife of 22 years, who was a music teacher at AES. “When I took the oath, there was no expiration date on that oath. It said defend the Constitution of the United States,” Cockrill said. “And that continues today. I’m pushing 74 now, and I still feel very strongly about that oath. “Observing Veterans Day is just another way of saying I am still available. I still believe in our republic and what it stands for and if need be — if they were to say you can go today — I might just say, ‘OK.’ Somebody said, ‘Would you do it again?’ Yes, I’d do it again in a heartbeat.” Taking an active role in The American Legion since 1992, Cockrill initially joined the veterans service organization — bearing the motto For God and Country — in 1967. Along with the camaraderie among members, some of his favorite aspects of being a Legionnaire have included visiting veterans in nursing homes, overseeing the local oratorical program and leading Cartersville’s Post 42.

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PHOTOS BY RANDY PARKER, DESIGN BY ERIC DEMPSEY/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS A past commander of The American Legion Carl Boyd Post 42, Cartersville resident Dale Cockrill is currently serving as the district commander for The American Legion Department of Georgia’s Seventh District. Top left, Cockrill tells students at Taylorsville Elementary School about the history of the Constitution during a program to kick off Constitution Week in 2014. Top right, Enlisting at age 22, Cockrill served in the U.S. Navy from 1967 to 1970. 2C Sunday, November 4, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Around Town The Daily Tribune News Why every vote matters in Tuesday’s election Tuesday is Election Day. Amer- date who can get their supporters in a country that is governed by a try, so to speak. Do you believe in no right to complain if we haven’t icans will go to the polls to elect to the polls.” dictator. In a government like that, the Republican party platform? If voted. That’s true. I encourage public officials in various states Think about that: Campaigns people cannot vote. They simply so, your vote could put the Repub- you; if you haven’t already voted, across the nation. Here in Georgia, will devote time, money and peo- do what the dictator says to do. lican party, and its beliefs in please go vote. we will vote on a Governor, a ple to encourage people to go vote. So, we are free, and with our free- power. o you believe in the Dem- Some may feel like there’s no Lieutenant Governor, a Secretary Why is that? Is it because voting dom comes the right to vote. ocratic platform? If so, your vote use in voting. The person who of State and other races. is expensive? No, voting is free… Second, we have the opportu- could put the Democratic party feels that way feels like they are According to polls, many of Now, someone may say, “Well, if nity to influence the direction of and their beliefs, in power. simply one vote, and one vote isn’t these races are considered “neck you vote for the wrong person vot- our country. When we vote, we are A perfect example of this is the going to decide an election, or so and neck.” That phrase is an ex- ing could be expensive because voting for a person who shares the recent Supreme Court confirma- they think. But it can. Back in ei- pression used in horse racing to they may raise your taxes.” But, values we have. In doing so, we tion of Judge Brett Kavanaugh. ther the late ’90s or early 2000s, describe two thoroughbreds com- Potts outside of that, no, voting is free. are doing our part to influence the Set your feelings about this aside there was a man I know who was ing down the stretch and they are ting out the vote.” They are mak- So, why should a person vote? progress of the country. In 2009, for a moment. Kavanaugh was elected as a Commissioner by one running “neck and neck” to the ing phone calls, sending emails, First, in voting, you are doing President Barack Obama said, confirmed because the Republican vote. One! Someone decided at the finish. When a political campaign sending people door-to-door to en- your duty as a citizen of the United “Elections have consequences.” party is currently in power and last minute to go vote and some- is described as “neck and neck,” it courage people to go vote. If a tel- States of America. As Americans, He’s right. In this election, Repub- they had the votes to push him one may have decided at the last means the race is tight. It’s a “toss- evision station interviews we have the right vote because we lican and Democratic leaders are through. If the Democratic party minute not to vote and both could up” so to speak. someone about the race, the per- live in a democracy. Our Founding urging people to vote. They are was in power, it wouldn’t have have been responsible for this man Because so many races are son may say, “It’s going to come Fathers used that government using as incentive to vote the fact happened. Thus, elections have being elected. “neck and neck,” most political down to voter turn-out. The candi- model when forming the United that if we don’t vote, we are allow- consequences. Your vote is important! Please campaigns are focusing on “get- date who wins may be the candi- States. There are people who live ing the other party to run the coun- Someone has said that we have go vote.

STAFF REPORT The Staff and Board of Directors of Tranquility House Domestic Violence Center and the Sexual As- TRANQUILITY HOUSE sault Center of Northwest Georgia were eager to host their first Candlelight Vigil in honor of Domestic Vio- lence Awareness Month in October. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Due to a scheduling conflict, Tranquility house had to move the location of the event from the Gazebo at Dellinger Park to Sam Smith Park. CENTER HOSTS The first vigil would not have successful without the collaboration with the Sexual Assault Center of North- west Georgia and all the program participants. The program was facilitated by Zanett Ellington and Payton CANDLELIGHT VIGIL Berry. Welcoming remarks were provided by Teresa Millsap and Kimberly King. Special thanks to Calvin Cooley, Cartersville mayor pro-tem, for his reading of the proclamation and kind words that Tranquility Magnolia House’s new location provided a very “tranquil setting.” Remarks also were heard from Bartow County Holiday Market Sheriff Clark Millsap, Chief of Cartersville Police Frank McCann, Deputy Assistant District Attorney Jana Sponsored by the Allen and Laura Allgood. Prayer was led by Rev. Char- lie Marus, an inspirational song was heard from Dyanne Austin, as was a reading of the names of the 96 lives lost in the State of Georgia due to family violence. — Information provided by Tranquility House Do- Olin Tatum Building – Stiles Auditorium mestic Violence Center. (Behind Cartersville Library) 320 West Cherokee Avenue, Cartersville, Georgia Free Admission. Free Parking seling when needed.” Open to the public at the post’s share with others keeping the Santa’s Shoppe The Garden Gate Veteran Previously taking part in his flagpole, 1 Roosevelt St., the cer- true meaning of the home post’s Veterans Day activi- emony featuring a guest speaker day. The Flour Shoppe A Complementary Bistro FROM PAGE 1C ties, Cockrill — in his role as dis- and the Cass High School’s “As for me, I love to see the “Dale’s easygoing personality Food trucks and Kona Ice trict commander — will be JROTC will wrap up with a pic- children attending. Knowing and ability to manage a volunteer observing the upcoming holiday nic lunch. [those young folks] … are our ... and so much more! organization were instrumental in Rockmart and possibly Cedar- “It is important that we do not next generation of veterans and with our post transitioning town. forget the real reason for our es- thinking of what they will accom- Come do your gi shopping before the Holiday rush! through generational changes,” As in past years, the American tablished days of recognition — plish is heartwarming.” For more informaon, Post 42 Commander Glen Legion Carl Boyd Post 42 will in order to keep the true meaning For more information about the Contact: Dee Anne Wyse at [email protected] Thompson said. “Dale has been host a program on Veterans Day and tradition,” Thompson said. American Legion ceremony, the Like us on Facebook: The Magnolia Garden Club - Cartersville, GA like a big brother to me. He has — the 11th hour of the 11th “We at The American Legion post can be reached at 770-382- provided sound advice and coun- month’s 11th day. Post 42 feel it is important to 9150.

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ADAIRSVILLE CHRIS- Church will hold its annual re- are rendered chorally. For more 1689 Euharlee Road, Kingston. TIAN CHURCH — Adairsville vival today through Wednesday at information, call 770-382- Rev. Leon Smith, baritone, will Christian Church welcomes Mis- 7 p.m. nightly. A covered-dish 2626. present a gospel concert at Oak sionary Cris Garcia from dinner will be served Sunday Grove U.M.C. on Sunday, Nov. Bethshean, Mexico, today. Spe- at 5:30 p.m. CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST 11, at 9:30 a.m. The public is in- cial ministry presentation will be CHURCH — 142 Clear Creek vited. at 10 a.m., followed by Worship THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek at 11 a.m. The congregation will OF THE ASCENSION — 205 Baptist Church is holding its EUHARLEE BAPTIST host a dinner afterwards. W. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. youth service Sunday, Nov. 11, at CHURCH — Euharlee Baptist The Episcopal Church of the As- 6 p.m. with guest speaker Ken- Church, 1103 Euharlee Road, Eu- BARTOW CUMBERLAND cension invites the community neth Rainwater. harless, is providing free gro- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH for Evensong on Sunday, Nov. 11 ceries for those in need from 10 — 2851 Highway 140, Rydal. at 5 p.m. Evensong translates to OAK GROVE UNITED a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. Bartow Cumberland Presbyterian evening prayer when the prayers METHODIST CHURCH — 29, and on Dec. 27.

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That small screw in our food billion or ppb… The highest level Caffeine is about 20 times more always seemed to drop into oblivion before I could get the threads of glyphosate found by the lab was acutely toxic than glyphosate. to engage into the collet hole. Then for grins I decided to see if the Fact: There are pesticide 2,837 ppb in Quaker Oatmeal Nicotine is almost 90 times more garden center still had “Blue Pacific Shore” juniper shrubs. residues found in most foods pur- Squares breakfast cereal.” The acutely toxic than glyphosate. In I planted three 1-gallon Ju- chased at the grocery store. Ac- group further stated in the news ar- other words, it takes a lot less as- niperus conferta “Blue Pacific” cording to a recent study, of the ticle that their benchmark was far pirin, caffeine or nicotine to kill shrubs in front of some rock 760 corn, soybean, milk and egg Pugliese more stringent than that of govern- you than glyphosate. Most people planters last spring in the hope assignment samples FDA tested ment regulators. Ironically, their don’t think much about the caf- that we could keep them alive for glyphosate (Roundup), 53 per- results. benchmark is well within the feine in their morning coffee, but through the summer. I don’t cent had no detectable residues of Recent headlines in the news lower range allowed by the EPA. we consume far higher levels of know if the drought or copious the pesticide. Further, none of the media about trace amounts of the Their numbers sound alarmingly caffeine in our food than we do applications of feline/canine urea milk and egg samples had any de- weed killer Roundup found in our high, but when you convert pesticides. Technically, caffeine killed two of them but they’re tectable glyphosate residues, and cereal and other foods would 160ppb to parts per million, this and nicotine are natural pesticides dead. And they’re guaranteed for all the corn and soybean samples make someone think this was value is actually 0.16ppm. If you that plants evolved as a defense one year. But I didn’t know if the garden center still stocked this that tested positive for the pesti- “new” information. In fact, this is convert 2,837ppb to parts per mil- mechanism against insects — and Humphreys cide were below the tolerance lev- very old news. We’ve known lion, this value is actually they’re far more toxic than most specific shrub. We looked at the tables without any luck until fi- els set by the U.S. Environmental about trace amounts of pesticides 2.83ppm. synthetic pesticides used today. nally I found a rolling rack filled with shelves of “Blue Pacific Protection Agency (EPA). in our food for over 50 years. One So what do these numbers actu- Luckily, humans can tolerate Shore” juniper shrubs – in 1-gallon containers. I made up my mind of the very reasons the EPA was Most consumers assume that ally mean? These trace amounts much higher levels of caffeine to pull up the dead ones for a trade-in over the next few days. That products certified as “USDA Or- created in 1970 was to regulate the are very hard to comprehend for than insects can. So, enjoy your should be a fairly easy replanting with live stock. ganic” are pesticide free. In fact, amount of pesticides allowed in the average person. Here are a few morning coffee and cereal — rest I also checked the price of bagged goods, specifically a manure most organic foods also contain our foods. The EPA has estab- analogies to explain these trace assured any pesticides you’re ex- and compost mixture. That mixed with bagged top soil and perlite pesticides. The USDA Organic lished tolerances for glyphosate on amounts: One drop of water in two posed to are just a drop in the in one-third proportions makes a decently inexpensive transplanting Certification program actually al- a wide range of crops, including bathtubs would be roughly 1 part proverbial bathtub. medium for my home operation. I’m still determined to share my lows over 20 different “natural” corn, soybean, oil seeds, grains per million. One drop of water in bounty of Callicarpa dichotoma beautyberry bushes with whoever pesticides to be used in organic and some fruits and vegetables, an Olympic size swimming pool — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- wants one. And I still want to dig up as many thornless blackberries farm production. Natural pesti- ranging from 0.1 to 310 ppm. would be roughly 1 part per bil- sion Coordinator and Agricultural from the old berry box as I can. I don’t see a need to waste them, es- cides are derived from botanical Similar thresholds have been es- lion. Therefore, even at the highest & Natural Resources Agent for pecially since I have plenty of black plastic pots. extracts or basic elements such as tablished for every single pesticide level tested according to the news Bartow County Cooperative Ex- The canes that I transplanted into the new berry box seem to be sulfur, copper and boron. Unfortu- (including natural pesticides) article, that’s about 3 drops of tension, a partnership of The Uni- hanging on. I might need to replace one or maybe two transplants. nately, most of these natural pesti- based on their levels of toxicity. water in two bathtubs. I don’t versity of Georgia, The U.S. Cooler weather should let me know one way or the other. I still need cides are not as effective as EPA tolerances are set at levels know about you, but it would Department of Agriculture and to install the restraining system. I have the materials but time is still synthetic pesticides used in con- considered safe for children, since probably take me a couple of years Bartow County. For more infor- at a premium. I keep telling myself Thanksgiving will be a prime ventional agriculture. As a result, they have a lower threshold than to eat two bathtubs full of cereal— mation and free farm, lawn or gar- time to finish this project. On the way to the front of the garden center, we walked by a table organic farmers often use natural adults. and I eat cereal almost every day. den publications, call filled with Japanese maple trees. I didn’t pay much attention to them pesticides more frequently and at These news stories are very de- When you put this into perspec- 770-387-5142 or visit our local on the way to the back of the store to check on bagged goods but higher rates than synthetic pesti- ceptive in the way the information tive, these amounts of pesticide website at ugaextension.org/bar- then I saw a yellow price tag warning me to keep walking — but I is presented to consumers. For ex- cides in order to achieve similar residues in our foods are miniscule tow. didn’t. I looked closer. Other than some sun-scorched leaf tips these trees appeared to be in pretty good shape especially for it to be the end of the season. I took particular interest in an Acer palmatum dissectum “Tamukeyama.” Although this cultivar usually cascades into a mounding form, this particular cultivar was weeping — perfect for Miss Em’s Secret Garden. Not in a hurry, we had been looking for EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK weeping shrubs or trees to install in front of the screen in her garden. This tree filled the bill. Its lace-like deep cut red leaves will make a welcome addition to the garden where we planted it along with a weeping cultivar of Corylus contorta (also known as Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick). We found another tree belonging to the dissectum group that also cascades — Acer palmatum dissectum “Orangeola.” I first saw this cultivar in a book and was fascinated by the name. Miss Em and I both liked the orange-red-yellow foliage shown in the tag photo. I took another look in my Japanese Maple book finding this cultivar should have an array of color throughout the growing season before it finishes with a fiery orange-red display in the fall. I’m thinking this tree might go in one of two locations – either in a front corner by the garden gate or in The Camellia Walk to complement an Acer palmatum “Shishi- gashira” cultivar already there. We haven’t decided. Then I couldn’t pass up an Acer palmatum dissectum “Crimson Queen.” I’ve admired this deep red cultivar from the first time I saw one several years ago; I didn’t like the price that I saw on the pots. But this one was too good to pass up and I think I know where this tree that can grow to 10-feet tall and 12 feet in diameter is going in the new garden design. And finally I had to get an Acer palmatum “Wolff” which is also known by the name “Emperor 1.” From the Amoenum group, this tree possesses foliage of a deep purple-red color. This tree will go into The Camellia Walk to bring more color to the back of that garden room. When we finished four more Japanese maple trees stood on the cart that will go with the other four we already had in the garden.

— Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information about gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Cooperative ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/. Or con- Left, meet the cutie pie Suki. This petite gal is 8 months old with black and white fur and one adorable set of ears. Suki has a very light-hearted personality and you can tell she just wants to have fun. This sweet girl gets along well with other dogs, is quite calm and tact the Bartow County Extension Office, 320 W. Cherokee Ave., loves to snuggle up in our arms. Suki is looking for a family to explore the world with. Right, say meow to the tiny and sweet Juna. Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Master Gardener Pro- This charming dame is around 3 months old and is just now discovering what being a kitten is all about. So far, Juna has decided that gram is a volunteer training program for home gardeners offered she is not a huge fan of dogs and is getting used to other cats. Juana is a cute, curious, brown tabby who enjoys be wrapped up in a through county offices of the University of Georgia Cooperative Ex- lap. To adopt Suki, Juna, or any of their friends, or in volunteering at EVHS, please visit www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. tension. Dad threatens son if he digs into family history DEAR ABBY: I am a 22-year- recently. My daughter-in-law keep my mouth shut because I we’re very close. Megan sent us old, single male who recently treats me terribly. She’s hypercrit- DEAR ABBY: I’m a 34-year- need a place to live, but day by an emotional thank-you note for graduated from college. I re- ical of what I do or say. I am usu- old man who lives with my fa- day, more and more, my rage is the trip, as did her sister. She ceived lots of congratulations in ally so blindsided I don’t have ther, who is 76 years old. I’m building, and I want to tell him seems to do all the right things. person and by phone, text and so- much of a reply. currently without a job, but when off. Help, please. — LIVING We just don’t want her to put ex- cial media. When I attempted to help out I have one, I buy food and what- WITH A TYRANT cessive pressure on herself. One of them came from a with the laundry, cleaning, etc., I ever else is needed for the house. We’re almost 80, and they keep woman my age named “Bree.” By was met with more criticism and I believe I’m doing my fair share. DEAR LIVING: Do not tell us young. Those girls rock our When I responded, I didn’t recall Abigail Van Buren advice on how to perform those I love my father dearly, but I him off. Although you may be world. Could you tell us how to ever having friended her but tasks. She also says I don’t know can’t stand him as a person. He living “rent-free,” you are paying handle this? — LOVING learned she’s a cousin who lives lose the family I have and regret how to properly hold an infant. can be very rude and verbally plenty for the “privilege” of stay- GRANDMA IN ARIZONA back east. Apparently, her mother it forever. Any insight? — LOST Abby, I have raised five grown abusive. He has told people we ing under his roof. It appears your and my father are siblings. When COUSIN IN CALIFORNIA children! How can I change this know very personal things about father resents having you there as DEAR GRANDMA: Tell I asked my father about it, he got situation? — PUNISHED FOR me. When we’re visiting family, much as you dislike being there. Megan that you love her and she very defensive and told me who- DEAR COUSIN: I can offer in- WANTING TO HELP if I ask for something to eat or Do whatever you can to find a rocks your world. Then assure her ever it was I spoke to is a com- sight, but not a roadmap for how drink, he’ll answer, “No! You job. When you do, save every your feelings about her will never plete and total liar. Ordinarily, I to proceed. Family secrets can be DEAR PUNISHED: Remind don’t need anything.” (I can tell penny. And, for the sake of your change regardless of whether she might have agreed, but his reac- devastating. That your father re- your daughter-in-law that you’re that the relatives are annoyed by self-respect, move out as quickly succeeds or fails at whatever she tion tells me there’s a lot more to acted so strongly shows how just trying to help her. She may him, too.) as possible so you can start living does. Nobody wants to fail, but this. threatened he is that you might not have been critical of your ef- Dad played a major role in ru- a normal life. You may need to most successful people will tell I want to find out more. Neither uncover something he isn’t proud forts as much as trying to convey ining a relationship with a woman find a roommate, but anything you they learned more from their of my parents will say a word of. how she would like those tasks I was dating. I don’t invite any of would be better than this. failures than they did from their about it, and I don’t know why. As a college graduate, I am done. However, if you can’t my new friends over because I successes. Tell her that worse When I told them I plan to travel sure you are familiar with the please her, take the hint and stop know he’ll have something sar- DEAR ABBY: My husband than failure is being so afraid that to the East Coast and meet Bree, myth about Pandora’s box. While offering. castic to say. He also accuses me and I took our granddaughters, 16 she isn’t willing to try. Then ad- I was told I may not be welcomed you may not lose your father if She may be a nervous new of not doing any cleaning around and 13, on a two-week cruise to vise her to talk to her parents back if I do! This makes me won- you delve into this, you may find mother, but she appears to have the house, but he fails to notice Europe this past summer. We had about her fears, or a counselor at der what horrible thing could that when you do, your image of gone overboard to the point of that I have done it at night while a wonderful time with them. To school if she needs more help. have happened that would make him may be shattered. If you re- being tactless. The next time she he was asleep. make a long story short, the 16- a father consider disowning his ally feel you will “regret it for- tells you you don’t know how to I rarely converse with him be- year-old, “Megan,” confided to us Dear Abby is written by Abigail son. ever” if you do, then make sure hold a baby, point out that you cause we have nothing in com- that she’s afraid of failing. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Because my father won’t share you are prepared for the possible managed to raise five of them mon. He takes almost no interest She’s a straight-A student and Phillips, and was founded by her the truth with me, I am left with penalty. safely to adulthood. Then back in what I have to say, even when a perfectionist when it comes to mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact only this option. Pursue this, find off and give her some space be- I tell him about something I saw her classes. We want to make sure Dear Abby at part of my family I never knew DEAR ABBY: My only son cause she may be hormonal and on TV. He says, “Well, you we use the correct words with her. www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box existed and learn something, but and his wife had their first baby need it. shouldn’t be watching that.” I These girls are precious to us, and 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 4C Sunday, November 4, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listing The Daily Tribune News

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THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING NOVEMBER 8, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News GMA Day (N) ’ General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show (N) Action News Action News Action News ABC ET Grey’s Anatomy (N) (:01) Station 19 (N) Away-Murder Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Page Six Access Steve (N) ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 FOX 5 Pregame NFL Football Carolina Panthers at Pittsburgh Steelers. (N) ’ (Live) News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil (N) ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Super Good Will I Feel Law & Order: SVU The Late J. Fallon WPCH (17) _ MyPillow Paid Prg. Hot Hot Judge Hatchett Divorce Divorce Chicago P.D. ’ Mom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold blackish blackish CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Last Man Funny Fam. 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College Basketball UFC Main Event Focused ACC Bundesliga Soccer Pregame NHL Hockey: Hurricanes at Blackhawks Post Hub HIST TAmerican Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers Swamp Man American Pickers FSSE UNBA Basketball Post Pro-Am Boxing NBA Basketball New York Knicks at Atlanta Hawks. Post FOX Future ACC Power of Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Volleyball FREE VFresh- Fresh- Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ›› “The Family Stone” (2005) Dermot Mulroney. ’ ›› “Sweet Home Alabama” (2002) ’ Å› “Love the Coopers” (2015) Alan Arkin. Premiere. ’ The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe First 48 Å The First 48 Å The First 48 Å Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ ››› “The Help” (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone. 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SUNDAY November 4, 2018 enjoy museums and art galleries. Ro- You might want to hide or escape mance will be the stuff of movies! today because you want to get free of ARIES (March 21 to April 19) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) hectic, insane situations. You need Because your idealism is aroused You will listen to a family member some peace and quiet and a chance to today, you will be generous to others, today because you care. And because emotionally regroup. especially those who are less fortunate you care, this family member will be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) than you. Good. True generosity is giv- grateful. You choose to be supportive You might admire a friend today. Per- ing what is needed. today. haps this person’s input will influence TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) your future decisions or your future You feel sympathetic to a partner or You might spend time daydreaming or goals. Aim for the highest good. Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose close friend today, and because of this, being lost in a fantasy world today. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) you will want to help this person. You That’s OK, we all need mental health You might admire someone in a posi- will offer your ear if he or she wants to days like this. (Take a little break.) tion of power today. Conversely, you confide his or her problems to you. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) might use your influence with this per- GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) If shopping today, you will be tempted son to help someone else in need. A If a co-worker comes to you today with to spend too much money on elegant noble choice. problems or perhaps to ask advice, you luxury. Guard against this impulse. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) will try to help him or her. You also Definitely save your receipts. You want to get away from all this might want to make your surroundings SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) today. You need a change of scenery, look more attractive. Because your idealism is aroused and you also want to escape anything CANCER (June 21 to July 22) today, you want to help others, espe- dreary or depressing. “Fly like an You are inspired by beauty and creativ- cially anyone in need. Do what you eagle!” ity today, which is why this is a won- can, because this is the highest good. YOU BORN TODAY You are intelli- derful time to work in the arts and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) gent, courageous and determined.

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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, November 4, 2018 THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS Darrell Pressley celebrates 35 years of small business success

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

In 1982, Darrell Pressley was an employee for Pepsi — and it didn’t take long for him to realize that wasn’t what he wanted to do with his life. “I just saw that a lot of the gentlemen who had been with the company for years were all worn out, physically,” he said. “They weren’t old, but they looked old, and I just didn’t want to be that person.” The first opportunity Pressley got to start his own business, he took it — “and I haven’t looked back since then.” Now 61, the Kingston resident has provided a wide array of home improvement services in the Bartow community for the last 35 years. Known as D.P. and Co. for more than three decades, Pressley recently rebranded the business as Exterior Solutions. “Vinyl replacement windows is our main product, and we also do roofing, siding and gutters,” Pressley said. “We’re looking at some other products and serv-

ices that we’re going to try to incorporate JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS — we’re working on some things right Exterior Solutions owner Darrell Pressley said home improvement technology has advanced significantly in the three and half decades he's been in business. now that will probably happen sometime next year.” might be an understatement. Eschewing security to his product line, Pressley said last 35 years, Pressley said, are cus- tire. But he said it would be nice to “slow The business is something of a family the figurative fine-tooth comb, he said in he offers “double-strength glass,” which tomers’ expectations for high-level serv- down a little bit” and get his family more tradition. Pressley’s mother worked at a the past he’s dragged a literal magnet — as the name would suggest — is “re- ice, regardless of the type of product involved with day-to-day operations. window company “40-something years across customers’ backyards to make sure ally hard to break.” being installed. “Now that my children are getting older ago” — and Pressley himself had the no errant nails were left behind following “All my windows are manufactured “They want a good, solid warranty with and have families of their own, I’m incor- same employer for a brief stint after high a job well done. with a product called Super Spacer,” the windows, and what I try to offer is porating them into the business,” he said. school. While windows and shingles may not Pressley said. “That just assures you that professional installers,” he said. “We As for expansion, Pressley said he’s On an average month Pressley sees be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re not going to have problems with want to make it a good experience, and I more than content keeping his business about 30 customers. Counting sub-con- one thinks “technology,” Pressley said the the window later on as far as what they get that feedback from my customers how local. In fact, he said he strongly prefers tractors, his business currently has 10 em- industry of home improvement has ad- call ‘seal failure.’” pleased they were with not only the prod- it that way. ployees. vanced considerably over the last three Roofing materials, Pressley said, have uct, but the installation part of it.” “We try not to go into metro Atlanta,” Most mornings, he said he begins a and a half decades. also become more efficient. It’s not the only business Pressley has he said. “We really focus on Bartow business day by meeting with his in- “Nowadays we have vinyl products “Most people on their homes, they have had his hands in. For the last 30 or so County and surrounding areas.” stallers at his office along Maple Ridge that will not discolor with age,” he said. what they call a ‘3-tab shingle,’” he said. years, he operated Appalachian Tubs par- It’s no secret, Pressley said, as to what’s Drive in Cartersville. “I’ll introduce my “We have the low-[emissivity] glass “Nowadays, people are going more to- allel to his primary home improvement kept his business chugging along for 35 installers to the customer and we’ll go which has made a huge difference in the wards the more durable architectural shin- services. However, he’s since passed off years and counting. over anything that maybe they need to power bills. That’s probably been the gles. We are also installing a lot of most of that business to his brother. “We “Hard work,” he said. “The economy’s know to be able to install the windows, or biggest thing that’s happened over the last products as far as laminates that go under only do the antique clawfoot tubs now, thrown us some curveballs the last few whatever the case may be,” he said. “I’ve 20 years.” the shingles … they have products, such where we used to go out into peoples’ years, but we survived all that and we just got really good installers, these guys are And of course, the locks and balance as Ice & Water Shield, that just basically homes and do tile and fiberglass tubs,” he feel like if you offer a good product and craftsmen and I don’t have to babysit systems on windows, he added, are much eliminate any problems with leaks in your said. you have good service, good installers, these guys.” more durable and reliable than they were valleys and around your chimney areas.” Although Pressley may be inching you’ll be in business for many, many To say Pressley values thoroughness in the mid-1980s. Adding another layer of One thing that hasn’t changed over the closer to 65, he said he has no plans to re- years.” Swift at the Fighting for rental space This year has been very strange Take what happened to my as- as far as rentals go. First off, rent sistant, Marybeth, last week rates have skyrocketed. In 2018, while I was out of town. we have seen two-bedroom, one- She went by a rental we have in bath houses rent for as much as Adairsville early Monday morn- 3/2 floorplans were renting for ing to make sure we had applica- Movies just two years ago. With the spike tions on the counter. Marybeth is in rent prices, odd things have an early riser, and she got there at started happening. For instance, daybreak. She walked up, re- we’ve had con artists trying to trieved the key from the lock box rent people our houses. English and opened the door. As she ‘Goosebumps 2’ is more of the same In previous years, we’ve heard stepped in, she noticed some tis- … and that’s (mostly) a good thing of scams like this online. Scam- to-one ratio? sues on the floor. What happened Swift mers would email a lease agree- Of those 200 applications, next was terrifying. ment to their victims in exchange close to 80 percent were dis- She must have said, “huh,” out BY JAMES SWIFT shortest mini-skirt ever allowed by federal law fill for first month’s rent and deposit. carded for not being completely loud because almost immediately [email protected] an entire buggy with sherbet ice cream. She had the filled out. Of the 20 percent that body of a professional athlete — the professional They would promise to send the after, a figure bolted for the back were, most applicants hadn’t been I went to go see that “Goosebumps 2” movie over athlete I was thinking of being William “The Re- keys once everything was signed. door. Keenly aware someone was the weekend, and it reminded me just how few frigerator” Perry. Obviously, the keys never came. on the job for an entire year as re- going out the back, poor Mary- “haunted house” attractions there were this year in I’ve seen a guy at the self-check register holding This year, however, we had quired. And if they had, they ei- beth made a speedy retreat out the Cartersville. But then, I suddenly remembered: wait a a PlayStation 4 under one arm and a sack of pota- someone show up in person at ther didn’t make a monthly front door, almost falling off the minute, we’ve got the ultimate funhouse attraction al- toes in the other. For the rest of my life, I’ll always one of our houses and try to run income of three times the rent porch. ready in Bartow, and even better it’s open all year-long regret not asking him what his plans for the rest of the same scam. He showed peo- rate or didn’t show on the appli- From her car, she made the first … it’s called “Walmart, any weeknight after 10:30.” the evening were. ple the exterior of our house cation that they had sufficient call to the police on our behalf You already know what I’m talking about if I’ve seen a 300-pound man taking a nap in the while our tenants still lived in the funds to cover what was needed that day. you’ve ever found yourself going on a toothpaste underarm deodorant section. He was using a 24- property. To make a long story to move in. In other words, they We figure the squatter was one and grape soda run at midnight on a Tuesday. At that pack of toilet paper as a pillow and cradling one of short, we called the police, and couldn’t afford the house. of the 200-plus people who had point, the local Walmart ceases to be a big box store those plastic yellow “wet floor” placards like a his attempts were thwarted. And if that wasn’t the case, viewed the property and had and suddenly transforms into a consumer fever teddy bear. This year, we had someone they wanted to fit something like somehow familiarized them- dream about 30 times wackier than any Stephen I’ve seen a man scream profanity at a lobster shred up his application, drive by eight people into a three-bedroom selves with our lock box code. King movie. tank. Which means either he was high as a kite … our office and throw it at our house. That numbers exceeds Marybeth got the code reset and I’ve seen guys with swastika tattoos on their or the next standout scholar-athlete for Florida State. door. He did this because we de- HUD occupancy levels. All of moved on to answering and re- necks trying to buy Velveeta cheese dip and Armour I’ve even seen a man wearing his pants over his nied his application since he that means we’re getting a ton of turning phone calls about the hot dogs with expired coupons. head quacking like Donald Duck in the men’s bath- didn’t completely fill it out. applications, but none of them property. I’ve seen a man with the world’s only dread- room. If I didn’t have that loaf of Wonder Bread on By the way, incomplete appli- have brought potentially good About 3 p.m. that day, a call locked mullet almost threaten to punch out a cashier me, I don’t know how I ever would’ve gotten out cations have become a common tenants. came in from someone viewing because he wouldn’t let him swipe his EBT card to of there alive. theme. Right now, we have over With so many people looking that same house. They said there purchase a motorcycle helmet. 200 applications for one particu- and the lack of availability of SEE GOOSEBUMPS, PAGE 3D I’ve seen a woman wearing a tube top and the lar property. How crazy is a 200- rentals, these are strange times. SEE ENGLISH, PAGE 3D Business

2D Sunday, November 4, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News When should I submit college financial aid forms? For the 2019-2020 school year, in the fall because some aid pro- to qualify for need-based aid, there freshman year, $6,500 sophomore Tool to have your tax data elec- the federal government’s financial grams operate on a first-come, first- may be another reason to submit year, and $7,500 junior and senior tronically imported, which saves aid form, the FAFSA, can be filed served basis. The deadline for filing the FAFSA. All students attending years.) What if you file the time and minimizes errors. as early as October 1, 2018. It relies the FAFSA is typically March or college at least half-time are eligi- FAFSA but then change your mind on current asset information and April and will vary by college. But ble for federal unsubsidized Direct about taking out a loan? Don’t — Bart Moore is a financial ad- two-year-old income information don’t wait until then. It’s a good Loans regardless of financial need. worry, you aren’t locked in. Your visor with Raymond James, lo- from your 2017 tax return, which idea to submit any college aid (“Unsubsidized” means the bor- child can always decline the loan cated at 100 W. Cherokee Ave., means you’ll have the income data forms as early as possible, too. rower, rather than the government, after it’s offered. and can be reached at 770-382- you need when you sit down to The FAFSA is a prerequisite for pays the interest that accrues dur- The FAFSA is available online 2124. This article is furnished by complete the form. This is a rela- federal student loans, grants, and ing school, the grace period after at fafsa.ed.gov. In order to file it, Broadridge Investor Communica- tively new process. A few years Moore work-study. In addition, colleges graduation, and any deferment pe- you’ll need to create an FSA ID if tions Solutions, Inc. Material was ago, parents had to wait until after typically require the FAFSA be- riods.) So if you want your child you haven’t done so already (fol- prepared by Raymond James for January 1 to file the FAFSA and use order to complete the FAFSA. fore distributing their own need- to have some “skin in the game” low the online instructions). You’ll use by its financial advisors. Ray- tax data for the year that had just If you have a new or returning based aid and, in some cases, with a small loan, you’ll need to need to resubmit the FAFSA each mond James and Associates, Inc. ended, which forced them to scram- college student, it’s a good idea to merit-based aid. Even in cases file the FAFSA. (Loan amounts year, but fortunately you can use is a member of New York Stock Ex- ble to complete their tax return in file the FAFSA as early as possible when you don’t expect your child are capped each year: $5,500 the built-in IRS Data Retrieval change/SIPC.

Bartow County Food Service Inspection Scores CUTTING THE RIBBON Bruster’s 183 Cherokee Place, Cartersville Date: Nov. 2 Score: 100

Country Pride 981 Cass White Road, Cartersville Date: Nov. 2 Score: 70 Inspection notes: • PIC was unable to demonstrate knowledge by having no pri- ority violations during duration of inspection. • Observed no proof that employees are informed of their re- sponsibility to report illnesses to PIC. • Observed mold debris build-up on drink machine and tea noz- zles. • Observed potentially hazardous mashed potatoes not properly reheated to 165 degrees within a two-hour window. Mashed potatoes observed at 121 degrees at 11 a.m. PIC stated that potatoes were placed on table at 9 a.m. • Observed potentially hazardous foods not stored at 41 degrees or below. (eggs: 69 degrees, BBQ sauce: 55 degrees, butter: 55 degrees, sour cream: 53 degrees). • Observed potentially hazardous mashed potatoes not hot held above 135 degrees. • Observed no labeling on potentially hazardous lettuce indi- cating start or discard time.

SEE HEALTH, PAGE 3D

CARTERSVILLE-BARTOW COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/SPECIAL EaZy Electrical Services held a ribbon cutting Tuesday at the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce offices on Main Street in Cartersville. EaZy Electrical Services is an independently owned and family operated north Georgia Company, specializing in electrical repair, installation services and more.

CARTERSVILLE-BARTOW COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/SPECIAL 316 T.G. 4 Ice Cream held a ribbon cutting for its store on 650 Henderson Drive, Suite 501, Cartersville, on Oct. 25. 316 T.G. 4 Ice Cream is an ice cream and sandwich shop in the West End Commons Shopping district in Cartersville. THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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60.29 +.71 +1.2 -20.1 PhilipMor NY 4.56 88.75 -.25 -0.3 -16.0 11,623.58 9,420.16 Dow Jones Transportation 10,366.32 +400.65 +4.02 -2.32 +6.27 Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 116,372 248.38 -6.7 +7.6/A +11.3/A NL 5,000,000 Comcast s NA .76 37.66 +2.42 +6.9 -5.6 ProctGam NY 2.87 89.81 +1.95 +2.2 -2.3 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 101,648 248.40 -6.7 +7.6/A +11.4/A NL 100,000,000 778.80 647.81 Dow Jones Utilities 724.85 -4.87 -.67 +.20 -3.79 ConAgra NY .85 35.00 -.42 -1.2 -7.1 PShtQQQ rs NA .07 13.89 -.80 -5.4 -35.4 13,637.02 11,820.33 NYSE Composite 12,321.80 +344.85 +2.88 -3.80 -.41 Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl CI 85,528 10.22 -1.1 -2.5/C +1.8/C NL 10,000 Darden NY 3.00 105.30 +1.39 +1.3 +9.7 RealGSol h NA ... .43 +.03 +7.2 -70.9 8,133.30 6,630.67 Nasdaq Composite 7,356.99 +189.78 +2.65 +6.57 +8.76 Vanguard TtInSIdxAdmrl FB 65,361 27.09 -6.1 -7.5/C +2.4/B NL 10,000 Deere NY 2.76 141.72 +8.72 +6.6 -9.4 S&P500ETF NY 4.13 271.89 +6.56 +2.5 +1.9 2,940.91 2,532.69 S&P 500 2,723.06 +64.37 +2.42 +1.85 +5.23 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All others show dollar in RedHat 172.24 +55.56 +47.6 ParingaR n 7.48 -2.90 -27.9 AT&T Inc 2136988 30.52 +1.43 cy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. 30-year 3.46 3.32 foreign currency. The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, November 4, 2018 3D Bartow changes should Senior school tax exemption be vetted by residents a win-win for county enue into the school system with- increase the school’s system rev- TO THE out also increasing the school sys- enue, but they also increase the TO THE dicate a dictatorship within the county. A one man tem’s operational burden, and school system’s costs and may do show is viable as long as that one man is willing to without additional costs to current little or nothing to improve the cash discuss changes he has in mind and receive input EDITOR homeowners is for Bartow County flow of the system. EDITOR from the people of the county. I think everyone to enact a meaningful Senior With the new year, a new county would agree that brainstorming is a wonderful I read with great interest the re- School Tax Exemption. school board with at least two new method to accomplish changes and ideas that ben- Well, it seems like the people living in Bartow marks of sole commissioner Steve This exemption would apply for members will be sworn in. I hope efit all. Taylor and Representative-Elect all homeowners age 65 or older and believe that the new county County are upset, yet again, about the decisions Bartow is a great county. The people deserve bet- being made by the one man show in the Bartow Matthew Gambill as reported in who qualify for the standard home- school board members will be ter. I do not understand why the Bartow County your recent article. They described stead exemption and would be more forward-thinking and com- County Commissioner’s office. Commissioner’s office approved the mobile home First it was the mess of dead and dying vegetation concerns about the need for “af- comparable to what is available in munity-minded than the incum- moratorium and then turned around and planned for fordable” housing in Bartow Cherokee and Paulding counties. bents whom they replace. Going on Glade Road just past the intersection of New a community in Emerson with high-priced homes. Hope Church Road (talk about an eyesore). County. Commissioner Taylor de- Such an exemption encourages the forward the county school board Is he trying to make Bartow County into a country scribed availability of affordable building and buying of upscale pre- has an excellent opportunity to rec- Then it was about the privatization of the emer- club environment? We have good and generous gency management service for the people of Bartow housing as a “double-edged sword” retirement homes by working adults ommend improvements in senior people in Bartow County who are just trying to pro- that has potential to increase school in the age range of 50 or older. homestead exemptions applicable County. vide a place for themselves and their family. They Then it was about affordable housing within the system costs without bringing com- While buyers are still in their prime for school taxes, and the newly are willing to pay the taxes to see their county grow parable increased revenue into the earning years, ages 50 through 64, constituted legislative delegation County. and prosper. This will not happen if they continue And now, the EMS service again. county school system. Representa- the standard real estate taxes paid will have an opportunity to act on to be blind-sided by the Bartow County Commis- tive-Elect Gambill suggested that by these new residents will directly those recommendation. I truly believe that the changes being made by the sioner’s office. Commissioner should be vetted by the people of bringing higher-paying jobs to the add to the school system’s revenue I hope and pray that both the new Bartow County. There should be thorough meetings county is a better long-term solu- without significantly increasing the school board and the new legisla- — Florence Harvestine tion than just building up the inven- school system’s operating costs. tive delegation have the wisdom to and hearings and input from the people before the Acworth changes are finalized. To do anything else would in- tory of lower-priced housing. This will help to balance the take the needed, helpful and appro- The thoughts and words of these lower tax revenue from lower cost priate actions that ultimately will gentlemen are consistent with, and “starter” homes being built or benefit all citizens of Bartow supportive of the view that I have needed in Bartow. Starter homes County. advocated for several years: One of generally are owned by young fam- Discount Tire opens first store the most effective ways to bring ilies who may have several school- — Bob Jackson long-term increased local tax rev- aged children. New starter homes White in Cartersville off JFH Parkway

STAFF REPORT drivers, Discount Tire offers customers free tire Discount Tire, the world’s largest independent tire pressure checks at its new Cartersville location and Health and wheel retailer, opened its first location in reminds Georgia drivers of tire safety tips including FROM PAGE 2D Cartersville to meet demand for tires and wheels in the importance of properly inflated tires. Fire it Up BBQ Bartow County. The new tire store is located at 55 Hours of operation are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 22 Highway 20 Spur, N. Morningside Dr., just off Joe Frank Harris Park- Monday through Friday and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cartersville way. on Saturday. Discount Tire is closed on Sunday. Date: Nov. 2 Since being founded in 1960, Discount Tire has Discount Tire sells a wide selection of leading Score: 96 opened 33 stores in Georgia, including the new tire brands. To schedule a tire appointment, call 678- Cartersville location, with plans for further expan- 535-5366. — All information is provided by the sion over the next couple of years. As a service to — This report was contributed by Discount Tire. Georgia Department of Public Health.

homeowners’ association in New cause there’s some great dialogue Goosebumps England. in this one — I still can’t decide if Then things get really freaky. my favorite line is “All the terrors FROM PAGE 1D Just wait until the part where a of the world can’t compare to a Of course, the higher-ups won’t cause this one doesn’t even bother giant gummy bear tries to eat an blank page” or “When an animated admit this stuff goes on, but they trying to continue the story. Instead, eighth grader, or the part where doll tells you to keep secrets, that’s ain’t fooling anybody. I’ve even we’ve got a whole new plot about Jack O’lanterns start spitting pump- a red flag.” heard rumors that some nights, they a bunch of middle schoolers who kin seeds like Gatling gun fire at I’ll give this one a better-than- have motorized shopping cart dem- find a sentient ventriloquist’s doll trick-or-treaters. average-but-not-that-much-better- olition derbies in the international in an abandoned house, and it’s the Of course, it isn’t quite as en- than-average TWO AND A HALF food aisle — and we all know it’s worst kind of sentient ventrilo- dearing as the first movie, and the PIECES OF POPCORN OUT OF just a matter of time until some- quist’s doll, too, the kind that cheats final act is a bit of a letdown, but on FOUR. But if you wanna’ check it body leaks the security camera at video games and throws the whole it’s a pretty fun movie out at the local cineplex, I’d hurry footage. teenagers off ladders and sabotages that’s surprisingly wittier than — this thing will probably be Red- Anyhoo, speaking of things your science fair project so about you’d probably expect. And give box-bound in about two-to-three that’ll send a shiver down your 20 people get electrocuted. the screenwriters some credit, be- weeks, tops. spine, our movie of the week, Now at one point the kids do try “Goosebumps 2: Haunted Hal- to get rid of the doll by drop kick- loween,” takes us to the scariest ing it into a lake, but really all that place in the world: the seventh does is make it angrier, and appar- grade. And if you thought your jun- ently it’s not a good idea to make a ior high years were a living night- demonic dummy with the powers mare, just imagine how much to waltz into a Spirit Halloween worse it would’ve been if you had store and possess all the seasonal a demonic dummy voiced by Jack supplies mad. Next thing you Black hitting on your sister and know, the whole town is being messing up your algebra home- overrun with werewolves, yetis, work like the kids in this movie. ogres and zombies and the No worries if you missed the dummy’s threatening to sic plastic first “Goosebumps” movie, be- Dracula lawn ornaments on every

And we’ve never had anything like English this happen before. But folks are getting desperate due to the lack of FROM PAGE 1D rental inventory. And they’re liter- weren’t enough applications on ally fighting for rental space or sight, and a literal fist fight had bro- squatting in vacant houses. Either ken out in the front yard over the way, be aware that these are strange last one. Marybeth, once again, times. called 911 and a patrol car was sent to escort her to check on the prop- — Joe and Ashley English buy erty. houses and mobile homes in North- Can you say crazy? west Georgia. For more informa- Let me emphasis something: this tion or to ask a question, go to house is not in a war zone. It’s a www.cashflowwithjoe.com or call nice house in a great neighborhood. Joe at 678-986-6813.

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