Stepping up to the Plate

FRIDAY

May 31, 2019

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 cents Bond set at $100,000 for Adairsville woman accused of second degree murder of infant

BY JAMES SWIFT her life,” said public defender Ke- Present in the courtroom for that [email protected] arston Gill. “She is not a fl ight risk hearing was APD investigator Sgt. — prior to this, I don’t think she’s Eric Burns, who said that respond- Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge been in any trouble, other than having offi cers could smell “the odor Suzanne H. Smith set bond at ing some juvenile issues.” of burnt marijuana” emanating $100,000 for a woman accused of Emergency personnel were dis- from her residence during process- murdering her infant son in Adairs- patched to Wheat’s residents at 210 ing of the scene. ville last fall in Bartow Superior North Main St. in Adairsville on He said the residence was lit- IN THISHIS ISSUE Court Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 28, 2018, in response to a call tered with dirty diapers and dishes, Destiney Diane Wheat was 22 that her 4-month-old son, Rylan with cockroaches and bags of trash Celebratingelebrating when Adairsville Police Department James Wheat, was not breathing. scattered throughout the home. (APD) offi cers arrested her roughly The infant was transported to Furthermore, he said evidence col- thee ClasseClassess four months ago on charges of sec- Wheat Cartersville Medical Center, where lected from the residence indicate ond degree murder, second degree he was pronounced dead shortly that Wheat was not administering off 2019! cruelty to children and possession of thereafter. oxygen to her child “as prescribed less than 1 ounce of marijuana. since Feb. 23. Judge Smith initially denied by doctors.” Wheat has been held in pretrial “Miss Wheat is a resident of bond for Wheat at a motion hear- detention at the Bartow County Jail Bartow County, she’s been here all ing March 12. SEE BOND, PAGE 5A

Bartow County’s Fraker named STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE superintendent in Gordon County All White Affair BY DONNA HARRIS to generate [email protected] Bartow County’s loss is Gordon funds for soup County’s gain. Dr. Kimberly Fraker, the chief kitchen June 22 leadership and learning offi cer for the Bartow County School System, BY MARIE NESMITH was named the sole fi nalist for the [email protected] superintendent’s position in the Gordon County School District last Striving to secure funds to open a Thursday. community soup kitchen, Will2Way Fraker, 52, said she felt “very Foundation will present its second an- excited, as you can imagine” when nual All White Affair June 22. she received the call about her se- “Last year was amazing, despite lection while she and her husband, one hour before the event was to start Jim, were at their favorite local ice it started to rain — like the heavens cream shop. opened up — but only in that one spot,” “I looked at my husband and said Acworth resident Pamela Whit- mouthed to him, ‘It’s me. They fi eld, the organization’s founder and chose me,’” she said. “I didn’t even CEO. “I was so devastated. … But the fi nish my ice cream. It is one of show went on. those moments you consider in “We moved into the carriage house advance, but you try not to think and everyone was so accommodating about it in case it doesn’t happen. and understanding. And we raised Then when it does, it is pure joy. I more funds [at] that event than any felt and continue to feel truly hum- of our other events in the past fi ve bled and honored by the board’s years. The event was great and every- nomination. I appreciate their one [that] knew what our mission is confi dence in me to lead Gordon was excited to help us meet our goals. County Schools.” And we had several newcomers that The longtime educator feels we were able to explain who we are ready and prepared to be the top and what we do, and they continue to CARLOS WHITFIELD/SPECIAL leader of a school system. support us as well. Overall, I wouldn’t Will2Way Foundation supporters take part in last year’s All White Affair benefi t. “With over 24 years in educa- change a thing.” tion, I felt my knowledge, experi- Ongoing from 6 to 10 p.m., the All with the donated items from Back- forts have included providing relief homelessness. We do this by offering ence and skills would complement White Affair will take place on the pack [Buddies]. to hurricane victims and a monthly a safe haven and providing the neces- and contribute to meeting the goals grounds of the Rose Lawn Museum, “… The bags go home with students meal to those in need at the Carters- sary tools through education, mental and direction of the Gordon Coun- 224 W. Cherokee Ave. in Cartersville. on Friday afternoons to ensure that ville-Bartow County Chamber of wellness, career pathway and finan- ty School System,” she said. The rain-or-shine benefi t will feature they have resources for food on the Commerce. cial stability to thrive, grow and live. Charlie Walraven, chairman of dinner, prizes, music and vendors. At- weekend when school is out. I think According to www.will2wayfoun- Our goal is to open a long-term transi- the board of education, said the dis- tendees are encouraged to arrive in this program is phenomenal, but what dation.org, “We started as a group of tional housing facility geared towards trict is fortunate to have someone white attire. about the caregiver or younger siblings individuals that wanted to encourage encompassing everyone — some ex- of Fraker’s caliber as its new leader. Costing $50 per person, admission that are not in school. Who’s feeding each other to walk/run by any means ceptions to apply. We will not turn “Dr. Fraker’s resume and sup- will cover dinner and a pair of drink them? What do they eat? Honestly, I necessary to just fi nish. We saw the away non-traditional families or indi- porting documents were outstand- tickets. have four sons and two grandsons, and need to help our community through viduals with older male children being,” he said. “Her interview was “This benefit will help us raise knowing them that food would be gone serving, mentoring and making a dif- cause of his age. We are about keeping equally impressive. We are very funds and awareness of renting or by Friday night, and that’s the hard fact ference in the world. Together we have that family whole.” happy that Dr. Fraker is the sole fi - purchasing a space this year to allow of the matter.” mentored over 23 young ladies and Further details about the benefit nalist for superintendent of Gordon our community access to three meals Formerly known as Soul Sistas served over 101,219 people worldwide. and Will2Way Foundation can be County Schools.” a day free of charge to those that are Run Inc., the organization changed Proving a few people can change the obtained by calling 404-590-3492 or Walraven said the school dis- in need,” Whitfield said. “No one its name to Will2Way Foundation in world.” visiting the organization’s website. trict’s search for a new leader was should ever go to bed hungry. Why 2017. The website states the organiza- Tickets for the All White Affair ben- conducted through Teach Georgia, this cause? Weekly, I mentor at the Along with mentoring to youth, tion’s vision is to “offer a place of efit can be purchased on eventbrite. and 22 applications were received. schools, and I see the bags piled high some of the group’s outreach ef- hope and new beginnings to eradicate com. “The entire board reviewed the applications and selected seven outstanding candidates to interview,” he said. Fraker’s nomination will remain open for 14 days as required by Free fi shing events return to Dellinger Park Lake state law then her name will be placed on the school board’s agen- BY MARIE NESMITH da for the June 10 meeting for ap- [email protected] proval, he added.

To celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week, the Car- SEE FRAKER, PAGE 5A tersville Parks and Recreation Department will kick off the month of June with a pair of complimentary events. Youth Fishing Day for anglers 14 and younger and Senior Fishing Day for adults 50 and older will be presented at Dellinger Park Lake 7 a.m. to noon Monday and June 7, respectively. Becoming the director of the CPRD earlier this year, Tom Gilliam is striving to connect the community through events like this. In looking over its history, he noted the angling events continue to be well received. “The city of Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE has been participating in National Fishing and Boating Week Approximately 200 children and adults alike lined the perimeter of Dellinger Park Lake in Car- for 20-plus years,” Gilliam said. “In the beginning, the city tersville last year for Youth Fishing Day. The event was held by the Cartersville Parks and Recre- ation Department in recognition of National Fishing and Boating Week. SEE FISHING, PAGE 6A Fraker

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The Daily Tribune News She was a faithful servant of the cationing across the country and o’clock in the afternoon on Sat- a visitation with the family from Address: Lord and a proud member of the into Canada in their RV. urday the 1st of June, 2019, at ten o’clock in the morning until 251 S. Tennessee St. Baptist Faith. She loved tending She is preceded in death by Bartow Cumberland Presbyteri- the service hour at Bartow Cum- Cartersville, GA 30120 to her fl ower gardens and sewing her brothers, Charles and Carl- an Church, 2851 Hwy 140, Ry- berland Presbyterian Church. in her spare time. She was a long ton McAdams. dal, GA 30171, with Rev. Mark In lieu of fl owers, memorial Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. time member of a Home Mak- Mrs. Elder is survived by her Rackley offi ciating. Interment donations may be made in Mrs. Cartersville, GA 30120 Vera Lee Elder er’s Club in Jonesboro, GA and loving husband of sixty-seven will immediately follow in the Elder’s honor to the Alzheimer’s truly was excellent at making years, Lester Elder; daugh- church cemetery. Association. Phone: 770-382-4545 Vera Lee Elder, age 87, for- crafts. She was an outstanding ter, Lynn (Dean) Bagwell; son, Serving as pallbearers are Please visit www.owenfuner- After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 merly of Forest Park, GA, passed baker and was very well known Mark (Terri) Elder; grandchil- Andy Elder, Matt Elder, Tyler als.com to post tributes and sign Fax: 770-382-2711 away on Wednesday, May 29, for her recipes for candy, cakes dren, Andy and Matt Elder, Tyler Bagwell, Bentley Bagwell, Dan the on-line register. Alan Davis, 2019. and sweets. Every year during (Britney) Bagwell and Bentley McAdams and Kenneth McAd- Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- Publisher Mrs. Elder was born on Jan- the Christmas season, she made (Amanda) Bagwell; great-grand- ams. lins Dr., Cartersville, GA 30120 uary 7, 1932, in Buchanan, GA, fudge for all of her husband, children, McKinley, Peyton and Friends are cordially invited to has charge of the arrangements. Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor daughter of the late D.W. McAd- Lester’s coworkers at Ford Mo- Jaxon Bagwell; brother, Cecil ams and Doris Larkin McAd- tor Company, and to this day, McAdams; several nieces and Bartow County Residents Jennifer Moates, ams. the tradition lives on after she nephews; beloved dog, Lucy. Advertising Director Mrs. Elder was a loving wife, shared her recipe with them. Mr. A Celebration of Life Ser- mother, grandmother and friend. and Mrs. Elder also enjoyed va- vice will be conducted at one 11% OFF Mindy Salamon, MAY NOT BE USED W/OTHER OFFERS Office Manager/Classified Advertising Director

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Writers may have I have talked to him about my letters published once every two weeks. Consumers com- concerns, but it didn’t accom- NOTICE OF PLANNED plaints and thank-you letters plish anything. I told him I want cannot be used. All are sub- to meet her, and they agreed. I’m COUNTY ROAD PROJECT ject to editing. Send letters to nervous because I know I need 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- to refrain from telling her how I AT CASS-WHITE ROAD tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail really feel. Any suggestions? — to [email protected]. PROTECTIVE MOM AND COLONEL WAY Editor’ Note: Opinions expressed by col- Cass-White Road was originally constructed in umnists for The Daily Tribune DEAR MOM: Not all ro- News are those of the colum- mances are guaranteed to last, Bartow County in the year 1955. There now exists a nist alone and do not reflect as most adults fi nd out after they public need to improve the intersection of Cass White the opinion of the newspaper or any of its advertisers. enter the dating scene. At 19 — Road and Colonel Way in order to better provide for learning disabilities or not — the safe and efÄ cient movement of public trafÄ c. On Ordering Photographs: your son is considered to be an Every photograph taken by a adult. Part of becoming one is May 8, 2019, Bartow County Commissioner Steve Daily Tribune News photog- experiencing life with all of its Taylor approved and designated a location at the rapher and published in the joys and disappointments. intersection of Cass White Road and Colonel Way paper is available for pur- You cannot protect your son for a roundabout to be constructed and installed chase. Go to www.daily-tri- from sadness or predict how his $ bune.com and click on Order relationships will turn out. 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All operated by local people, important though he wasn’t my bio father, subscribers calling after 11 decisions that need to be made quickly a.m. will have their paper de- he was still my “Dad,” and the are sometimes delayed. We are a livered with their next regular love and memories I have of him 24 Months • Limited Time • 0% Interest delivery. mean more than any blood ties locally owned and operated funeral to my bio father. home staffed with sincere and caring “Bartow County’s only people with familiar faces from our daily newspaper” My brother and one of my sisters had no problem with own community, and we’re always ready to serve at a moment’s notice. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF me saying this. My other sis- BARTOW COUNTY ter, however, was very upset Our concern doesn’t end with the USPS 146-740 with me. She said letting church funeral or memorial service, we’re here Published daily Tuesday members know he wasn’t my before, during, and after the service... through Sunday by Carters- bio father was disrespectful. She Whenever you need a shoulder ville Newspapers, a division of Christa Evans to lean on. Cleveland Newspapers, 251 was the only one who criticized Funeral Assistant S. Tennessee St., Carters- me. Was I disrespectful, and was ville, GA 30120. Periodical my sister correct in chastising Postage Paid at Cartersville, me? — LOVED MY DAD Any Size Bed | Dresser | Mirror GA 30120. POSTMASTER, CONNOR send all address changes to Chest $199 / Nightstand $99 Cartersville Newspapers, 251 DEAR LOVED: The eulo- Group S. Tennessee St., Carters- gy you gave for your dad was Tripp Nelson - Owner ville, GA 30120 beautiful, and it came from the heart. 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BY MELINDA DESLATTE remedied.” edied,” he wrote, “at which time Agreement. Associated Press Trump made the announce- the Tariffs will be removed.” During a visit to Canada on ment by tweet after telling re- Trump has accused the Mex- Thursday, Vice President Mike In a surprise announcement porters earlier Thursday that ican government of failing to Pence vowed the deal would be that could compromise a major he was planning “a major state- do enough to crack down on the passed this year. trade deal, President Donald ment” that would be his “big- surge of Central American mi- “Our administration is work- Trump announced Thursday that gest” so far on the border. grants who have been ﬂ owing to ing earnestly with leaders in the he is slapping a 5% tariff on all “On June 10th, the United the U.S in search of asylum from Congress of the United States to Mexican imports to pressure States will impose a 5% Tariff countries including El Salvador, approve the USMCA this sum- the country to do more to crack on all goods coming into our Honduras and Guatemala. mer,” he said. Asked by report- down on the surge of Central Country from Mexico, until such The announcement comes ers about the new tariff consid- American migrants trying to time as illegal migrants coming as the administration has been eration, Pence said both Mexico cross the border. through Mexico, and into our pushing for passage of the and Congress need to do more ANDREW HARNIK/AP President Donald Trump speaks during the 2019 United States He said the percentage will Country, STOP. The Tariff will United States-Mexico-Canada and that Trump is determined to Air Force Academy Graduation Ceremony Thursday at Falcon gradually increase “until the gradually increase until the Ille- Agreement that would update use his authority to call on them Stadium at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Illegal Immigration problem is gal Immigration problem is rem- the North American Free Trade to do so. Springs, Colorado.

Soggy ﬁ elds leave Midwestern farmers with few good answers

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS opt for an insurance payment. decisions as they endure a spring pute was devastating American keeping the aid details secret, it last week — a far cry from the Between the country’s trade dis- “Sometimes I think, what the like no other. It started with poor farmers, President Donald Trump adds another layer of uncertain- 90% that would ordinarily be pute with China and the seemingly heck am I doing farming?” he said corn and soybean prices falling promised $16 billion in aid — an ty for farmers already guessing planted by that point. In states that endless storms that have drenched recently by phone while returning even further as the U.S. and Chi- increase over last year’s $11 bil- about the weather, future crop grow nearly all of the soybeans, the central U.S., Iowa farmer Robb home after hauling a shipment of na imposed new tariffs, and was lion in aid. However, details about prices and how much they would less than half of the normal crop Ewoldt has had plenty of time to dry ice to Chicago. “When you compounded by torrential rain how much money farmers would get in insurance payments if they had been planted. Farmers have think about whether it’s too late to owe the bank money, you do some and fl ooding that has made plant- exactly receive won’t be released don’t plant a crop. even taken to Twitter — creating plant this season, how much fed- pretty crazy stuff.” ing impossible and killed off crops until later, to avoid infl uencing In the 18 states that grow most a #noplant19 hashtag — to com- eral aid he might get if he does or Ewoldt is one of thousands of that were just starting to emerge. what crops they decide to plant. of the nation’s corn, only 58% of miserate and share photos of their whether to skip it altogether and Midwestern farmers facing such Conscious that the trade dis- While there’s a rationale behind the crop had been planted as of swamped fi elds. Oregon, awash in marijuana, takes steps to curb production

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SALEM, Ore. — Oregon is awash in pot, glutted with so much legal weed that if growing were to stop today, it could take more than six years by one estimate to smoke or eat it all. Now, the state is looking to curb production. Five years after voters legalized recreational marijuana, lawmakers are moving to give the Oregon Liquor Control Commission more leeway to deny new pot-growing licenses based on supply and demand. The bill, which passed the Senate and is now before the House, is aimed not just at reducing the huge surplus but at preventing diversion of unsold legal marijuana into the black market and forestalling a crackdown by federal prosecutors. “The harsh reality is we have too much product on the market,” said Democratic Gov. Kate Brown, who intends to sign the bill if it wins fi nal passage as expected. RICHARD VOGEL/AP, FILE Supply is running twice as high as demand, A bud tender shows a top cannabis strain at Serra, a dispensary in Portland, Or- meaning that the surplus from last year’s egon, in February. harvest alone could amount to roughly 2.3 million pounds of marijuana, by the liquor The legislation could be a lifeline to some She noted that growers can’t seek federal commission’s fi gures. That’s the equivalent cannabis businesses that are being squeezed bankruptcy protection — pot is still illegal of over 1 billion joints. by market forces. under federal law, and banks avoid the indus- Oregon has one of the highest such imbal- Retail prices in Oregon for legal pot have try — and that many owners have taken out ances among the 10 states that have legalized plummeted from more than $10 per gram in personal loans to fi nance their businesses. recreational marijuana since 2012, in part October 2016 to less than $5 last December. “So when we go out of business, we’re because it had a big head start in the weed At the same time, smaller marijuana busi- going to go down hard,” Lucas said. “Many business. nesses are feeling competition from bigger, of us will lose our homes. ... You’re going to With its moist climate and rich soil, Ore- richer players, some from out of state. have a lot of entrepreneurs in this state that gon has a long history of pot growing. When Offi cials worry that some license holders are pretty unhappy with the way that this it became legal, many outlaw growers went will become so desperate they will divert ends if we don’t get some support with this legitimate, and others jumped into the busi- their product into the black market rather bill.” ness, too. than see it go unsold. Opponents say the proposed law will drive They are now all cultivating weed in a mul- “We’re a very young industry,” said Margo growers who are denied licenses into the ille- titude of fi elds, greenhouses and converted Lucas, a marijuana grower and vendor in the gal market, if they’re not there already. factories, with 1,123 active producer licenses Willamette Valley who is hoping the mea- issued by the OLLC over the past three years. sure will give her business breathing room. SEE MARIJUANA, PAGE 5A THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign Large Blend, GI -Intermediate Government, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In Growth, LV -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MU -Multisector Bond, SB -Small Blend, SG -Small Growth, SH -Health, WS -World Novan h 2.23 +.30 +15.5 AptoseB g 2.00 -.25 -11.1 CntryLink 280174 10.70 +.31 bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. 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FRIDAY, May 31, 2019 what you want to hear. sults today because you are steady and LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) levelheaded. You will get more done in ARIES (March 21 to April 19) People can see that you’re prepared the morning than in the afternoon. You will be careful about fi nancial to stand alone against whatever diffi - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) matters today, which is a good thing, culties arise today, which is why they If you are involved in the arts, sports especially later in the day. You’re pre- respect you. In particular, bosses and or any activity related to kids, you will pared to work hard and steady for your parents admire your discipline. benefi t today from repetition, focus on day’s pay. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) tradition and practicing. Today is the TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You have the mindset necessary to day to hone your skills or techniques. Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose Today you have forbearance and pa- study today. In part, this is because AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) tience. You’re willing to undergo a you will enjoy going off by yourself to You have a grounded idea of what you little discomfort to achieve your aims, do some serious thinking. want to achieve at home today or when which is the mature way to be. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) dealing with family members. Express GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Earlier in the day is a good time to your ideas and wait to see how they You might not be inclined to talk to make fi nancial decisions; however, re- respond. others today because you want to keep frain from this in the afternoon. Wait PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) your feelings to yourself. This is why until tomorrow. You can make money from your words you might like to go off by yourself to SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) today, especially earlier in the day. evaluate your situation. Today you feel a bit conservative and This is good news for those of you in CANCER (June 21 to July 22) certainly not experimental. This is sales, marketing, teaching and acting. This is a good day to seek out an old- why you want to rely on old ways of YOU BORN TODAY You are cre- er person whose wisdom you respect. doing things and relating to others. ative and adaptable. People like to be This person might have practical and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) with you because you are witty and immediate answers for you, which is You’re willing to work hard for your re- entertaining.

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This been tampered with,” Burns told ing indicted, she is automatically eligi- While the Gordon County system will be she said. “I have participated in professional is a unique community where everyone comes the court. “The date was off and ble for bond under Georgia law. While welcoming a new leader, Bartow County will learning opportunities at each level to build together in the best interest of the whole. The had not been used in 17 days.” a grand jury is scheduled to convene be saying goodbye to one of its key district my knowledge and skills, which ultimately partnerships created within and outside of the Cherokee Judicial Circuit Dis- on June 12, Greene said this case will staff members. leads to the next growth opportunity.” school system have shaped me for the better. I trict Attorney Rosemary Greene not go before jurors at that time. “Dr. Kim Fraker will be missed, as she has The Rydal resident said she was accepted am thankful for good friends, colleagues and said GBI State Crime Lab analyses “The State has received the au- been an outstanding leader in our system and into the Superintendents Professional Devel- the support of the community.” have been completed. topsy report and we are in the pro- an invaluable resource during my fi rst year as opment Program offered through the Geor- Fraker, who will continue in her position in “The child was between 4-5 cess of still gathering voluminous superintendent,” Dr. Phillip Page said. “Many gia School Superintendents Association two Bartow until her anticipated start date for her months old when he passed away. He medical records in regards to the of her initiatives will continue to be benefi - years ago. new job, said she and her husband, a captain was born premature and had severe death of the child, to make sure ev- cial to the success of our program for years “While participating in this program, I with the Sandy Springs Police Department, medical issues his entire life,” she erything’s documented,” she said. to come.” honed my leadership skills and gained knowl- will be moving to Gordon County. said. “It is a situation of cruelty, of “I’m hoping that we can have this But her skills and talent as an educator ar- edge that made seeking a superintendent po- “My husband and I are excited to explore medical neglect of a fragile infant.” indicted soon, but at this point in en’t the only assets Fraker brings to the table. sition a natural next step in my career,” she Gordon County and relocate so that we can be Gill said there is certainly a time she is entitled to bond.” “While her leadership and instructional said. active members of the community,” she said. mental health component to the After setting Wheat’s bond at knowledge are exceptional, her character is But despite making it to that level, “at my Fraker served as Bartow’s chief academic case, stating that Wheat was being $100,000, Judge Smith ordered sev- even more impressive,” Page said. “Gordon core, I am a teacher and always will be,” she offi cer until last summer, when she made a treated for an unspecifi ed condition eral conditions, including provisions County will surely see her value as a trusted, said. lateral move to the new chief leadership and at the time of her son’s death. She that the defendant remain in Bartow genuine and knowledgeable member of their Though she’s excited about her new oppor- learning offi cer position created by Page. said the defendant, if released from County while awaiting court dates school system staff.” tunity, Fraker said she will miss the people Before moving to the central offi ce in Bar- pretrial detention, plans on residing and that she continues and maintains The superintendent said district offi cials she’s met and worked with in Bartow County tow, she was a teacher and principal in Cobb at her previous residence with her any medical health treatments, in- expect to begin advertising to fi ll Fraker’s po- since coming on board as the chief academic County and principal of two high schools in mother and another adult female. cluding mental health treatments. If sition June 11 and hope to name a candidate offi cer in July 2015. Paulding County. She requested that the defen- Wheat is released on bond, she is also dant’s bond be halved to $50,000. forbidden from having any contact “She’s not going anywhere,” Gill with individuals under the age of 18. Tiffany Mischelle Evans, of 125 Marijuana Become A CNA ®Ä 30 Days! BARTOW Old Cumming Drive, Canton, From Page 3A BLOTTER was arrested and “This current track seems like a giant step backwards toward prohi- The following information charged with pro- bition, which has always been a disaster,” Blake Runckel, of Portland, — names, photos, addresses, bation violation. told lawmakers in written testimony. charges and other details — As of January, Oregon’s recreational pot market had an estimated State Approved | All Inclusive | Flexible Schedules was taken directly from Bartow Brian Matthew 6½ years’ worth of supply, according to an OLCC study. 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BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN [email protected]

Those in attendance for the Carters- ville High graduation last Friday almost certainly enjoyed the ability to watch a close-up view of the event on the Wein- man Stadium scoreboard atop the front of the high school’s still-under-construction fi eld house. While everyone probably would have preferred the rest of the multi-million dollar facility to have been completed — or at least the exterior of the building — by graduation, it shouldn’t be too much longer before the Canes football program has its new home. “I’d say we’re probably about 90-95%,” Cartersville City School Board vice president Travis Popham said Tuesday. “… We’re on track, if everything goes right on the construction side of it, to be done about the second week of June.” Popham, who serves as chairman for the board’s building and grounds committee, said the facility’s plumbing and electrical work is fi nished. He added nearly all of the bricks outside and all of the ceramic tiles inside have been laid. As for the aspects that still need to be completed, Popham’s list included install- ing the rubber fl oor for the weight room, landscaping around the building and con- necting sidewalks to the the rest of campus. “We’re very pleased,” he said. “… I think they’ve done a great job. They’ve kept it clean. It’s been a little bit of an in- convenience for us, as far as losing access to the road for our buses. We’re nearing RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS the end, so we’ll have that ready to go at Cartersville City School Board vice president Travis Popham said Tuesday that the new fi eld house on the Church Street campus of the high school is the beginning of the [school] year. But “about 90-95% complete.” we’ve been very pleased.” Redding] had their supervisor there, and on all fronts, will be admittedly a bit- a community that believes in our student 2019 had its commencement ceremony. With no major deviation from the he’s given us an update every month on tersweet one for Cartersville’s new head athletes, believes in our football program However, it wasn’t known until just a few original plans, aside from a few aesthet- their progress. football coach, Conor Foster. and trusts the leadership. It’s a refl ection days before the event that the scoreboard ic changes, Popham said the project has “He’s told us, here’s how we’re off be- “We’ve been in the same fi eld house, of our great community, not just our foot- would be available for use during gradu- been able to stay roughly on schedule. cause of the rain and here’s how we’re go- well, at least my entire lifetime,” the 2001 ball program. ation. “It’s probably about right on track,” he ing to make it up. They did some things CHS graduate said Wednesday. “The fi eld “The inside is certainly going to be Popham said the power only began run- said. “We wanted to be done about the like bring their brick guys in on weekends house we’ve been in is the fi eld house state of the art. I’m excited about the fu- ning to the new digital screen the week fi rst week of June, second week of June. there for a while to get back on track. from when I grew up. I spent a lot of time ture for our program and excited about prior and that test runs were fi nally made So we might be about a week off, but I They’ve been great about trying to keep in there as a child, as a young adult. The the commitment our school system and in the days leading up to the ceremony. think that’s pretty good, considering all it on track.” man I am today is a large refl ection of the community have shown towards our pro- Even though the board’s main purpose the rain we’ve had. If it is off, it’s not more One of the attendees at the monthly lessons I learned there, so it’s a little bit- gram.” will be showcased on Friday night’s this than about a week off track.” meetings is Ken Paige, the district’s direc- tersweet for me. That being said, Foster acknowledged fall, Popham felt as though it was a great On April 9, 2018, the Cartersville tor of operations with facilities and main- “This transition is taxing a little bit, how benefi cial the new facility’s contents addition to the graduation festivities. school board unanimously approved a tenance. Paige could not be reached for but I’m excited for where we’ll be in the could prove to be for the school’s other “That was one of the things we kind budget of $5,798,953.54 from the dis- comment, but Popham said, to his knowl- end. Right now, where we’re at in the athletics programs which will take advan- of pushed for,” he said. “We told Ken we trict’s allotment of Special Purpose Lo- edge, the project remains on budget. process is trying to clean out the old fi eld tage of the fi eld house. wanted [the building] to be presentable. cal Option Sales Tax funding to build the “I think at the last meeting, Ken said, house, so they can complete renovations. “I’m excited about the new equipment I think everybody would have probably facility, which will include locker rooms, we were right at budget or maybe even We’ll have a month when we’ll be kind of and the new technology that we’re going liked for a little bit more of the outside to showers and a weight room. The budget a little better than we had budgeted,” homeless in between buildings. It will pay to have access to,” he said. “Research have been done, but for the most part, it also included funds for a new visitors Popham said. “[The delays] hadn’t affect- off in the end.” continues to press forward. I feel like our was presentable and cleaned up. press box, which has been completed. ed us negatively.” As someone who has been around the program success has been a big refl ection “Ken had been telling the high school The board hired Bremen-based R.K. Assuming construction is completed in Cartersville football program for over a of our success in the weight room, and I for weeks, ‘Don’t be expecting the board Redding Construction, as the primary the next couple of weeks, any short-term decade, spread between his playing days think that’s true for a lot of our sports. to be working. We’ll try our best to have contractor at a cost of $4,758,763. Short- negative impact on the Cartersville foot- and his fi ve years on the coaching staff, “I’m excited to see our programs con- it, but don’t hold us to it.’ They actually ly after last year’s graduation, which was ball program should also be mitigated. Foster has seen the school system and tinue to push forward, to continue to be got it up, got the electricians in there ear- ultimately moved inside, the company With plans to begin equipping the facility community at large continually support state of the art and continue to try to stay lier than they had planned and got it run- broke ground on the fi eld house. during the third week of June, the Canes the Canes. He sees the fi eld house as the ahead of the curve.” ning. They had the video crew out there “We’ve met every month at the end of should be done with their in-between- latest, shining example of that belief. Well, at least one of those state-of- [during] the week before testing it. It was the month,” Popham said, referring to the homes stage well before fall camp. “We’re blessed beyond measure here the-art attributes had the chance to take kind of a nice surprise, having that board building and ground committee. “[R.K. The move, while certainly anticipated at Cartersville,” Foster said. “We’ve got center stage last week, when the Class of working for graduation.”

Major League Baseball to keep monitoring netting MLB attendance down another 1.4% BY RONALD BLUM issue after child is hit AP Baseball Writer

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Tampa Bay Rays and Major League Baseball said Thursday it will keep examining Miami Marlins drew 12,653 its policy on protective netting at stadiums a day after a young fan Wednesday night — combined. was struck by a foul ball and hospitalized. Baltimore, Cincinnati, Minne- The girl was hit Wednesday night during the game between the sota and Tampa Bay set stadium Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros, an incident MLB called “ex- lows this year. Kansas City had its tremely upsetting.” smallest home crowd since 2011 MLB said in a statement it sends its “best wishes to the child and and Toronto and San Francisco family involved.” It noted that clubs have “signifi cantly expanded since 2010. The Marlins’ average netting and their inventory of protected seats in recent years,” and attendance is less than Triple-A the league will continue its “efforts on this important issue.” Las Vegas. Cubs outfi elder Albert Almora Jr. hit a line drive in the fourth Major League Baseball’s over- inning into the fi eld-level stands down the third base line, where all average of 26,854 through it hit the girl. Wednesday is 1.4% below the After the game, the Astros said the fan was taken to a hospital, 27,242 through the similar point but did not disclose details on her condition. The team said Thurs- last season, which wound up be- day the family has asked for privacy and will not provide updates. low 30,000 for the fi rst time since Like all major league stadiums, Minute Maid Park has netting 2003. to protect fans near the fi eld from foul balls. On the third base side Baseball Commissioner Rob in Houston, it extends to the end of the visiting team’s dugout. The Manfred attributes this year’s girl was sitting in what looked to be the third or fourth row about drop to fewer season tickets but 10 feet past where the netting ends. Almora was asked if he thinks emphasizes day-of-game sales are the netting should be expanded. “Right now, obviously, I want to up 6%. LYNNE SLADKY/AP put a net around the whole stadium,” he said after the game. “Given the explosion of en- Fans watch a baseball game between the Miami Marlins and San Francisco Giants Thursday, May 30 in Miami. Major League Baseball’s average attendance of 26,854 is 1.4% below the 27,242 Following recommendations from MLB, by the start of the tertainment alternatives and the through the similar point last season, which wound below 30,000 for the fi rst time since 2003. 2018 season all 30 teams had expanded their protective netting to growth of the secondary market, at least the far ends of the dugouts after several fans were injured it is not surprising that season largest drops in Toronto (6,963), Clark said. “I see every empty seat years, and last season’s fi nal fi g- by foul balls in 2017. ticket sales can be challenging,” San Francisco (6,463), Baltimore as a missed opportunity. Experi- ure of 28,830 marked a 4% drop, The girl was picked up by a man who appeared to be with he said. “The clubs are respond- (3,839) and Detroit (3,686). encing a game and seeing players the overall number hurt by unusu- her and he dashed up the stairs not long after she was struck. A ing to this challenge with creative Large rises have taken place for perform in person creates a bond ally cold and wet weather early in photo taken by The Associated Press showed the girl apparently and effective approaches. For ex- Philadelphia (10,383), Oakland with baseball; our industry needs the season. conscious and crying as she was whisked away and nearby fans ample, sales of subscription tick- (4,027), San Diego (3,465) and to fi nd ways to convert those emp- Manfred points to other met- looked on. Yankees manager Aaron Boone said all teams should ets are double what they were a the Chicago White Sox (2,311). ty seats into lifelong fans.” rics that please MLB: Games top consider expanding netting beyond the far ends of the dugouts. year ago. And the Twins recently The Phillies signed Bryce Harp- MLB’s average peaked at prime-time cable ratings in 24 of “It’s something that going back to my playing days, a handful had a $5 fl ash sale that produced er and the Padres added Manny 32,785 in 2007 — the last year 25 markets and MLB.tv stream- of times a year you have that scary moment,” he said. “When my crowds of over 30,000 in three of Machado. before the Great Recession and ing is up 8.5%. He views increas- wife and I started having kids and the fi rst time they were in a four games, and the largest sin- “A lot of it comes down to com- the next-to-last season before the es for the Phillies, Padres, Ath- park, one of my fi rst things was make sure you’re sitting in a place gle-game attendance since 2016.” petition. Fans want to know their New York Yankees and Mets letics and White Sox tied to team where A) you’re paying attention or B) you’re protected. So, yeah, Nineteen of the 30 teams have teams are doing everything they moved to smaller stadiums. The performance. it can be a scary situation and I think it’s important that we do all seen their average fall from a can to compete for a champion- average was at 30,517 in 2015 we can to protect our fans.” similar point last year, with the ship every year,” union head Tony before sliding for three straight SEE ATTENDANCE, PAGE 2B 2B Friday, May 31, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Bruins’ top line looks to break out in Cup Final vs. Blues

BY STEPHEN WHYNO to that line like glue. “They skate well both those AP Hockey Writer Cassidy gave St. Louis credit for guys and just don’t give them a lot defending well while also predict- of room,” Berube said. “It’s a very Bruce Cassidy fi gures sometime ing his top line won’t be held off good line. It’s hard to handle them before the puck drops for Game 3 the scoresheet 5-on-5 forever. for sure. They do a lot of things of the Stanley Cup Final, the Bos- “Usually if they check well, well. So far it’s been pretty good, ton Bruins’ fi rst line will get to- get pucks back, they’ll get some but we’ve got to continue to do that. gether. odd-man rushes against offensive It’s a tough line to defend.” Brad Marchand, Patrice lines,” Cassidy said. “If they sup- That’s preaching to the choir for Bergeron and David Pastrnak will port the puck close together, they’ll Toronto, Columbus and Caroli- talk about what hasn’t gone right get their chances. If they’re able to na — the teams Boston bulldozed so far in the series against the St. separate down low against those through to get to this point. This Louis Blues and what they need to man-to-man type of defenders, is the fi rst time this postseason do better. Maybe assistant Jay Pan- they’ll get some chances. They got Marchand, Bergeron and Pastrnak dolfo will show them some video a few. They haven’t fi nished yet. I haven’t been able to get on track. clips for good measure. wouldn’t say that that line has been Pastrnak believes the key is get- “They’re students of the game dormant by any means.” ting to loose pucks and producing where they see an opening,” Cassi- This is dormant by their stan- more chances, which this line cer- dy said Thursday. “Listen, we’re in dards. Perhaps that’s why Pastrak’s tainly is capable of doing. the fi nals. These are good players answer to what he and his line- “We want to spend more time in they’re playing against every night, mates could do better was, “Obvi- O-zone and always be stronger on so they’ve got to fi nd that little edge ously, maybe produce more?” That the puck,” Pastrnak said. “Once we and I suspect they’ll work hard to actually starts in the defensive end get to the O-zone, just try to hang do that in Game 3.” with getting the puck back and go- on to the pucks and get those sec- One of Boston’s biggest strength ing on the offensive. ond opportunity pucks back to us.” through the fi rst three rounds of “I think executing a little bet- Because Schwartz, Schenn and the playoffs has been virtually non- ter in our zone — I think it starts Tarasenko are already responsible existent so far against St. Louis. MICHAEL DWYER/AP there,” Bergeron said. “We have to for three goals in the series, Cas- Marchand, Bergeron and Pastrnak St. Louis Blues’ David Perron (57) tries to move the puck between Boston Bruins’ Patrice play a little bit more our way, our sidy expects Berube to try to put Bergeron (37) and Matt Grzelcyk (48) during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final Monday in Boston. have zero even-strength points style.” them on the ice against the Bruins’ against the defensively sound Blues us, it’s about being better. We’ve into the fi nal and exploited match- and Colton Parayko against March- That style won’t be easy to get do fi rst line as much as possible in St. and will look to break out on the dealt with this this whole playoffs ups against offensive trios similar and, Bergeron and Pastrnak as because the Blues get the last line Louis. He also thinks his guys are road in Game 3 on Saturday to try against different lines. It’s no dif- to the Blues’ top line. much as possible. In the fi rst home change at home and can dictate the prepared and eager for that. to put the Bruins up again in the ferent. We know how we can play.” That success hasn’t materialized Cup Final game in St. Louis since matchups. Coach Craig Berube likes “It’s a big challenge for Bergy, best-of-seven series. How they can play is pretty darn — yet — against the Blues, who 1970, nothing can be said to be cer- going power on power and leaning March and Pastrnak,” Cassidy “We need to capitalize,” dominant. They were responsible have tried to get the shutdown de- tain except a jacked-up atmosphere on Bouwmeester and Parayko to fi ll said. “They’ve been up to it. I don’t Bergeron said in Boston. “For for 23 of the Bruins’ 32 goals going fense pairing of Jay Bouwmeester Bouwmeester and Parayko sticking the role they have all playoffs. imagine that will change.”

Attendance Ryan Moore’s 65 leads by 1 at Memorial From Page 1B BY DOUG FERGUSON had to walk 300 yards back to the tee to Florida remains a problem on AP Golf Writer hit again. That took time. Still, walking off both coasts. the fourth green, the group of Woods, De- Despite a sparkling, eight-sea- Tiger Woods got off to a slower start Chambeau and Rose still had not reached son-old ballpark with a retract- than he would have liked Thursday at the the third tee. able roof, Miami is averaging Memorial. DeChambeau, who considers such vari- 9,554 in Derek Jeter’s second sea- That had more do with a stopwatch than ables as air density and elevation change in son as chief executive — below a scorecard. his pre-shot routine, went over his allotted the 9,582 average for Triple-A Las Ryan Moore opened with fi ve birdies time on No. 5 and was given a warning for Vegas in its fi rst season at a new in seven holes and never missed a fairway a bad time. He made birdie, took double 10,000-capacity stadium. after the fi rst one, posting a 7-under 65 bogey from a fairway bunker on the next Tampa Bay plays in one of the for his best start in his 14th appearance at hole and began his title defense with a 74. most outmoded facilities in the Muirfi eld Village. He was one shot ahead He was frustrated by being on the clock, major leagues and drew 5,786 of Jordan Spieth, who chipped in for bird- and by not getting through to the PGA against the Blue Jays on Tuesday, ie, chipped in for par and holed a 35-foot Tour on how to measure pace of play. the smallest home crowd for the eagle putt. “The time to hurry is in between shots. Rays, who started play at Tropi- Woods made a pair of late birdies to It’s not the shot,” DeChambeau said. “It’s cana Field in 1998. salvage a 70 in his fi rst round since miss- timing how people walk. You have to add “The more people there are, ing the cut at the PGA Championship. He that to the equation. If you’ve got someone the more energy there’s going to played his back nine in a foursome with walking slow, they get up to the shot, take be,” Tampa Bay outfi elder Kevin Bryson DeChambeau, Justin Rose and a their 20 seconds. What’s the aggregate Kiermaier said. “No matter what rules offi cial in a cart timing them because time for them to hit that shot in between JAY LAPRETE/AP crowd you’re playing in front of, they were so far out of position. shots? That’s really what matters. That’s Tiger Woods hits from the sand on the 13th hole during the fi rst round of the you have to get motivated.” “We were on the clock most of the back what I believe. The total time it took me — Memorial golf tournament Thursday in Dublin, Ohio. A quartet of last-place teams nine,” Woods said. “That made things a lit- if you were to take my process and walk- a 6-foot putt. the par-5 11th, his wedge came up so short has seen swaths of empty seats. tle more complicated.” ing time — is the exact time as everyone He was among 22 players who broke on a soft green that it spun off the front. He Miami is on track to have the Getting caught up wasn’t easy with var- else.” 70, and only 44 players broke par despite chipped in from 50 feet for birdie. Another lowest home attendance in the ious tee shots in water hazards, though it Golf still is measured by score, and the soft conditions. Phil Mickelson, using chip from thick rough caught the slope on National League for the seventh was obvious how far behind they were. Moore had the lowest on a rain-softened two drivers this week to go after longer tee the back of the par-5 15th green and rolled straight season. Tampa Bay is at Spieth, Rory McIlroy and Justin Thom- Muirfi eld Village. Only two of his seven shots on a half-dozen holes, opened with down to 3 feet for a birdie. the bottom of the AL for the fi fth as were in the group ahead of them, and birdies were longer than 10 feet, and the a 70. He went out in 32, made an 8-foot birdie consecutive year. McIlroy hit his tee shot on the par-4 second only time he came close to a bogey was on Spieth looked as though he couldn’t miss putt on No. 3 and then had consecutive holes “Any time you’re seeing less into a backyard. With no offi cial nearby, he his opening hole, where he saved par with for the longest time. On his second hole, that illustrated how his round was going. people show up to the ballpark, I think you’re wondering why and you’re wondering how you can change that,” said Miami fi rst baseman Neil Walker, ac- customed to big crowds from his SPORTSROUNDUP time in New York. “You’ve got to assume that it has a little bit to do with it being expensive to come to NASCAR the ballpark.” On the Air Having traded many veterans, MONSTER ENERGY CUP the Orioles are 28th in the ma- SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS MLB BASEBALL 9:30 p.m. — Game 6 (ESPN) Sunday, Feb. 10 — x-Advance Auto Parts Clash, jors at 16,263. Baltimore topped Daytona Beach, Fla. (Jimmie Johnson) 7:15 p.m. — Detroit at Atlanta (FSSO) PGA TOUR GOLF 2 million in 21 of its fi rst 25 sea- Thursday, Feb. 14 — x-Duel 1 at Daytona, Daytona NCAA BASEBALL TOURNAMENT 2:30 p.m. — Memorial Tournament (GOLF) Beach, Fla. (Kevin Harvick) sons at Camden Yards, exceed- Thursday, Feb. 14 — x-Duel 2 at Daytona, Daytona 4 p.m. — Regionals (ESPN) LPGA TOUR GOLF ing 3 million nine times. But the Beach, Fla. (Joey Logano) Sunday, Feb. 17 — Daytona 500, Daytona Beach, Fla. 7 p.m. — Regionals (ESPN) 2:30 p.m. — U.S. Women’s Open (FS1) Orioles drew 6,585 against Oak- (Denny Hamlin) WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES WNBA BASKETBALL Sunday, Feb. 24 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, land on April 8, the lowest in the Hampton, Ga. (Brad Keselowski) 7 p.m. — Game 5 (ESPN) 10 p.m. — Las Vegas at Phoenix (ESPN2) ballpark’s 28-season history ex- Sunday, March 3 — Pennzoil 400, Las Vegas (Joey Logano) cept for a 2015 game closed to the Sunday, March 10 — TicketGuardian 500, Avondale, Sunday, Oct. 27 — First Data 500, Martinsville, Va. Sunday, June 16 — NXS race, Newton, Iowa Friday, Feb. 15 — NextEra Energy 250, Daytona public at a time when the city was Ariz. (Kyle Busch) Sunday, Nov. 3 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas Saturday, June 29 — Camping World 300, Joliet, Ill. Beach, Fla. (Austin Hill) Sunday, March 17 — Auto Club 400, Fontana, Calif. Sunday, Nov. 10 — MENCS race, Avondale, Ariz. Friday, July 5 — Circle K Firecracker 250, Daytona Saturday, Feb. 23 — Atlanta 200, Hampton, Ga. (Kyle plagued by rioting. (Kyle Busch) Sunday, Nov. 17 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Beach, Fla. Busch) “I wish fans were here. When Sunday, March 24 — STP 500, Martinsville, Va. (Brad Fla. Friday, July 12 — Alsco 300, Sparta, Ky. Friday, March 1 — Strat 200, Las Vegas (Kyle Busch) Keselowski) x-non-points race Saturday, July 20 — Lakes Region 200, Loudon, N.H. Saturday, March 23 — TruNorth Global 250, Martins- we played in Wrigley, the energy Sunday, March 31 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort Points Leaders Saturday, July 27 — U.S. Cellular 250, Newton, Iowa ville, Va. (Kyle Busch) Worth, Texas (Denny Hamlin) Through May 26 Saturday, Aug. 3 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins Friday, March 29 — Vankor 350, Fort Worth, Texas level was off the charts,” fi rst-year Sunday, April 7 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. (Kyle 1. Kyle Busch, 528 Glen, N.Y. (Kyle Busch) Orioles manager Brandon Hyde Busch) 2. Joey Logano, 522 Saturday, Aug. 10 — B&L Transport 170 at Mid-Ohio, Friday, May 3 — JEGS 200, Dover, Del. (Johnny Saturday, April 13 — Toyota Owners 400, Richmond, 3. Chase Elliott, 478 Lexington, Ohio Sauter) said. “I’m hoping that someday Va. (Martin Truex Jr.) 4. Kevin Harvick, 478 Friday, Aug. 16 — Food City 300, Bristol, Tenn. Friday, May 10 — Digital Ally 250, Kansas City, Kan. soon that will be the case here.” Sunday, April 28 — Geico 500, Talladega, Ala. (Chase 5. Brad Keselowski, 459 Saturday, Aug. 24 — NXS race, Elkhart Lake, Wis. (Ross Chastain) Elliott) 6. Martin Truex Jr., 448 Saturday, Aug. 31 — Sport Clips Haircuts VFW 200, Friday, May 17 — North Carolina Education Lottery Cincinnati’s crowd of 7,799 Monday, May 6 — Gander RV 400, Dover, Del. (Martin 7. Denny Hamlin, 434 Darlington, S.C. 200, Concord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) against Milwaukee on April 1 Truex Jr.) 8. Kurt Busch, 406 Saturday, Sept. 7 — Indiana 250, Indianapolis Friday, June 7 — Rattlesnake 400, Fort Worth, Texas Saturday, May 11 — Digital Ally 400, Kansas City, Kan. 9. Ryan Blaney, 376 Saturday, Sept. 14 — D.C. Solar 300, Las Vegas Saturday, June 15 — M&M’s 200, Newton, Iowa was the lowest for a Reds’ home (Brad Keselowski) 10. Alex Bowman, 373 Friday, Sept. 20 — GoBowling 250, Richmond, Va. Saturday, June 22 — Gateway 200, Madison, Ill. Saturday, May 18 — x-Monster Energy Open, Con- 11. Clint Bowyer, 370 Saturday, Sept. 28 — Drive for the Cure 200, Concord, Friday, June 28 — Camping World 225, Joliet, Ill. game since 1984 at Riverfront cord, N.C. (Kyle Larson) 12. Aric Almirola, 360 N.C. Thursday, July 11 — Buckle Up In Your Truck 225, Stadium. That same day, Toronto Saturday, May 18 — x-Monster Energy All-Star Race, 13. Daniel Suarez, 334 Saturday, Oct. 5 — NXS race, Dover, Del. Sparta, Ky. Concord, N.C. (Kyle Larson) 14. Jimmie Johnson, 324 Saturday, Oct. 19 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas City, Saturday, July 27 — Gander RV 150, Long Pond, Pa. drew 10,460 against the Orioles, Sunday, May 26 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. 15. William Byron, 316 Kan. Thursday, Aug. 1 — Eldora Dirt Derby, Rossburg, Ohio the smallest attendance at the (Martin Truex Jr.) 16. Kyle Larson, 311 Saturday, Nov. 2 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort Saturday, Aug. 10 — Corrigan Oil 200, Brooklyn, Mich. Sunday, June 2 — Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. 17. Erik Jones, 309 Worth, Texas Thursday, Aug. 15 — NGOTS race, Bristol, Tenn. Rogers Centre since 2010. Sunday, June 9 — FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, 18. Ryan Newman, 305 Saturday, Nov. 9 — Desert Diamond West Valley Sunday, Aug. 25 — Chevrolet Silverado 250, Bowman- San Francisco drew 28,030 vs. Mich. 19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 303 Casino 200, Avondale, Ariz. ville, Ontario Sunday, June 23 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, 20. Paul Menard, 290 Saturday, Nov. 16 — Ford EcoBoost 300, Homestead, Friday, Sept. 13 — World of Westgate 200, Las Vegas Pittsburgh on April 10, the Gi- Calif. Fla. Saturday, Oct. 12 — Sugarlands Shine 250, Talladega, Points Leaders Sunday, June 30 — Camping World 400, Joliet, Ill. CHEDULE AND STANDINGS Ala. ants’ lowest home crowd since XFINITY S Through May 25 Saturday, Oct. 26 — NGOTS race, Martinsville, Va. Saturday, July 6 — Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Saturday, Feb. 16 — NASCAR Racing Experience 1. Tyler Reddick, 520 Friday, Nov. 8 — Lucas Oil 150, Avondale, Ariz. 2010. Beach, Fla. 300, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Michael Annett) 2. Christopher Bell, 455 Friday, Nov. 15 — Ford EcoBoost 200, Homestead, Saturday, July 13 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. Saturday, Feb. 23 — Rinnai 250, Hampton, Ga. Kansas City’s crowd of 10,024 3. Cole Custer, 417 Fla. Sunday, July 21 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, (Christopher Bell) 4. Austin Cindric, 414 Points Leaders against the Twins on April 2 was Loudon, N.H. Saturday, March 2 — Boyd Gaming 300, Las Vegas 5. Justin Allgaier, 394 Through May 17 Sunday, July 28 — Gander RV 400, Long Pond, Pa. (Kyle Busch) the lowest at Kauffman Stadi- 6. Chase Briscoe, 369 1. Grant Enfi nger, 331 Sunday, Aug. 4 — Go Bowling at The Glen, Watkins Saturday, March 9 — iK9 Service Dog 200, Avondale, 7. John Hunter Nemechek, 358 2. Stewart Friesen, 316 um since 2011. Minnesota drew Glen, N.Y. Ariz. (Kyle Busch) 8. Noah Gragson, 349 3. Brett Moffi tt, 298 Sunday, Aug. 11 — Consumers Energy 400, Brooklyn, Saturday, March 16 — Production Alliance Group 300, 9. Ryan Sieg, 346 4. Ben Rhodes, 297 11,465 against Toronto on April Mich. Fontana, Calif. (Cole Custer) 10. Michael Annett, 334 5. Matt Crafton, 294 Saturday, Aug. 17 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Saturday, March 30 — My Bariatric Solutions 300, Fort 17, the lowest fi gure in Target 11. Justin Haley, 326 6. Johnny Sauter, 273 Race, Bristol, Tenn. Worth, Texas (Kyle Busch) 12. Brandon Jones, 319 7. Austin Hill, 264 Field’s 10-season history. Sunday, Sept. 1 — Bogangles’ Southern 500, Darling- Saturday, April 6 — Alsco 300, Bristol, Tenn. (Chris- 13. Ross Chastain, 270 8. Todd Gilliland, 253 ton, S.C. topher Bell) “As a kid, I loved more than 14. Gray Gaulding, 230 9. Harrison Burton, 252 Sunday, Sept. 8 — Big Machine Vodka 400 at the Friday, April 12 — ToyotaCare 250, Richmond, Va. 15. Brandon Brown, 221 10. Sheldon Creed, 219 anything to go to the ballpark and Brickyard, Indianapolis (Cole Custer) 16. Garrett Smithley, 183 11. Tyler Dippel, 165 Sunday, Sept. 15 — South Point 400, Las Vegas Saturday, April 27 — MoneyLion 300, Talladega, Ala. I loved nothing more than play- 17. Jeremy Clements, 179 12. Spencer Boyd, 145 Saturday, Sept. 21 — Federated Auto Parts 400, (Tyler Reddick) 18. Ray Black Jr., 162 13. Brennan Poole, 143 ing baseball,” Walker said. “But Richmond, Va. Saturday, May 4 — Allied Steel Buildings 200, Dover, 19. Josh Williams, 159 14. Jordan Anderson, 136 Sunday, Sept. 29 — Bank of American ROVAL 400, Del. (Christopher Bell) 20. David Starr, 155 15. Gus Dean, 129 I think a lot of people are just Concord, N.C. Saturday, May 25 — Alsco 300, Concord, N.C. (Tyler 16. Tyler Ankrum, 124 Sunday, Oct. 6 — MENCS race, Dover, Del. Reddick) — they want action now. They 17. Austin Wayne Self, 110 Sunday, Oct. 13 — 1000Bulbs.com 500, Talladega, Saturday, June 1 — Pocono Green 250, Long Pond, 18. Cory Roper, 99 don’t want to be totally consumed Ala. Pa. GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK 19. 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AYANNA DAISEREE DAVIS ALLYSON MARIE IRELAND Daisee, we are extremely proud GABRIELLE REESE LEWIS Congratulations! of you! Next stop ... We are so proud of you and know We are proud of you and your University of West Georgia. you will do amazing things! hard work toward this milestone! Love, Mama & Alex Cass High School Cartersville High School Adairsville High School Daughter of Brad & Crystal Lewis Daughter of Sean & Rhonda Ireland Daughter of Beverly Edwards

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2019 Graduates of Adairsville High School

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Abeja, Elian Milian Colston, Carl Levi Gookins, Kaleb Ryan Mitchell, Alisha Nicole Smith, Roger Branton Adams, Kolby Reece Condra, Kyle Patrick Gossett, Nathan Tyler Mitchell, Cameron Tyreke Smith, Sean Patrick Albarran, Jazmin Briseyda Contreras, Cristian Deangelo Grande, Cesar Moore, Kathleen Anne Snyder, Krystopher Logan 2019 Cass High School Graduates 2019 Excel Christian Academy Graduates Allen, William Frederick Cooper, Justin Bryce Gridley, Isaac Reid Moorehead, D’kevian D’mon Soberanis, Melisa Arias Megan Faye Adams Ethan-James Wade Crocker Aide Mireya Hernandez Fernandez Garrett Northern Moore Jukerwin Johnarsious Skipper Allen, Zachary Xavier Corrigan, Isabella Chastain Gulasa, Dylan Joseph Morillon, Javier Adirey P Stearns, Alexia Taylor Nolan Michael Adams Zachary Adam Crump Emily Nichole Hibner Lily Katherine Morley Kierus MaKavion Lamar Smith Altuzar-Moreno, Monserrat De La Cruz Cortes, Fernando Hall, Heather Lynn Morris, Chandler Gage Stephenson, Benjamin Stuart Arham Altaf Christopher Austin Cunningham Ja’Terria Sharnae Hicks Andrea Mosqueda Cruz Derrick John Smith Alvarado, Carlos Simon Cortez, Rixi Michelle Hall, Thomas Jeffrey Muntz, Amberlyn Nicole Stevens, Rebekah Walker Cristian Adrian Alvarez Demetria Tmyra Curtis Abigayle Jeanne Hobbs Julia Autumn Murry Kyle Cleary Smith Santiago De Jesus Alexis Alvarez Romo Destiny Lauren Curtis Lyndon Mallory Hobson Govanna Narvaez Salazar Stephen James Smith Alvarado, Ryan Abel Cox, Callie Renee Hamby, Miya Love Murphy, Bennie Jamaine Stevenson, Caitlin Mariah Amanda Ambriz Tamya Franche’ Curtis McKenzie Alize’ Dominique Hopper Curtis Edwin-Ray Nease Thomas Ethan Smith Andrews, Alyssa Gail Creamer, Mekayla Shaniece Hamner, Grace Kathleen Murphy, Thomas Michael Stover, Malorie Elizabeth Tyson Cole Andrews Justin Blake Daniel Marriah Shakinah Howard Tuan Ngoc-Anh Nguyen Timothy JaTrious Smith Apor, Genry Marie Baguio Cruz, Cristina Maria Harris, Bobby Tobias Musa, Zaynab Hanan Mutaz Stover, William Blake 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