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July 15, 2018 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 $15M public safety radio system to go live in December

BY JAMES SWIFT a deputy even in a vehicle to communicate, or the [email protected] fire service even in a vehicle to communicate, let alone when they’re out of a vehicle with a portable Barring any sudden administrative or environ- or inside a building with a portable,” said Bartow mental review snags, a countywide public safety County Administrator Peter Olson. radio system funded under the 2013 SPLOST is fi- While four of the planned towers have already nally expected to go online at year’s end. been erected, another four — planned for 1212 Eu- The county awarded Motorola a contract in 2015 harlee Road in Euharlee, 137 Boyd Mountain Road to construct a $15 million, eight-tower, 700/800 in Adairsville and 949 Peeples Valley Road and megahertz radio system that would provide 1300 Joe Frank Harris Parkway in Cartersville — JAMES SWIFT/DTN deputies, firefighters and other public safety person- have been held up due to their proximity to loca- Outside of presidential nel coverage and connectivity throughout 95 per- tions either listed in or eligible for the National Reg- elections, Bartow County cent of Bartow. ister of Historic Places. Elections Supervisor Joseph JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS The system will replace Bartow’s current very “Because we’re getting a federal license, you Kirk said local voter turnout The equipment to construct a public safety radio tower at 1300 remains consistently low. This Joe Frank Harris Parkway in Cartersville is already onsite. high frequency (VHF) radio system, which origi- need an FCC license, you have to coordinate with nally utilized just two towers near Vineyard Moun- the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) so millennium, he said the highest Pending a final environmental review, the structure — as well as general primary turnout in three other towers throughout the county — could be going up tain and Peeples Valley Road. Bartow has been just 32.62 SEE TOWERS, PAGE 4A shortly. “We’ve got spots in the county where it’s hard for percent of registered voters. Three new Vote of No Bartow A PUBLIC DEBATE Confidence principals With few prepare to exceptions, meet Bartow students, voter turnout parents remains low BY JAMES SWIFT BY DONNA HARRIS [email protected] [email protected] For Bartow County Elections When the bell rings Aug. 8 in Supervisor Joseph Kirk, the local Bartow County, three schools will turnout for May’s general primary have new principals at the helm. elections but was the latest in a long Stephen Revard, former assistant line of disappointments at the polls. principal at North Cobb High Just 14 percent of the county’s School in Kennesaw, has taken the registered voters cast their ballots a principalship of Cass High School few months ago, and Kirk isn’t too from Michael Nelson, who was optimistic the numbers for the July named coordinator of administra- 24 runoffs will be any better — in- tive services for Bartow County. deed, he said he’s hopeful the num- Euharlee Elementary Assistant ber creeps up to only 20 percent. Principal Tracey Alford was pro- JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS But electoral ennui — at least moted to principal of Pine Log El- MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service President when it comes to non-presidential ementary after Lenora Nyeste and CEO Pete Quinones said privatization contests — is hardly a new phe- resigned to take the principal’s po- of Bartow's emergency medical services will sition at Lost Mountain Middle save county taxpayers millions of dollars. nomenon in Bartow. Dating back to School in Kennesaw. 2000, the absolute highest general Former Bay Springs Middle primaries turnout the county has School Assistant Principal Jennifer posted this millennium is barely 32 Miller has come to Bartow from Controversy over EMS percent. Carroll County to fill the shoes of The historical data doesn’t lie. Dr. Bernadette “Bunny” DiPetta, Even though the number of regis- who retired in June after 40 years privatization rages on in Bartow tered voters in Bartow has in- with the school system. BY JAMES SWIFT Perhaps the biggest piece of gossip, he creased from 29,022 in 1996 to All three principals took over [email protected] noted, is the hearsay that Bartow taxpay- 47,828 in 2016, the percentage of July 1, though some of them were ers will be on the hook for his company’s those registered voters who actu- on campus before then. Pete Quinones, president and CEO of operating expenses. ally do vote has dropped over the Marietta-based MetroAtlanta Ambu- In reality, Quinones said his company last 20 years. Despite having more Stephen Revard lance Service, has definitely seen the isn’t receiving “one dime” from Bartow than 18,000 additional voters on Revard, 36, said he “couldn’t angry comments on Facebook. County or its taxpayers under the con- the rolls, the turnout for the 2016 have felt more excited and blessed “When you look at social media, you tract MetroAtlanta inked earlier this general primaries, which also in- to join the Cass family” after find- see all kinds of stuff,” he said. “We had month with Commissioner Steve Taylor cluded several county-level races, ing out he’d been named the new people thinking we were going to re- to provide countywide 911 response am- was 21.94 percent — a figure lower principal. spond from Marietta and from other bulance services — with one exception. than 1996’s turnout, which stood at “Cass High School is a special parts of our operation and that we’re “The only thing we will be being paid 28.17 percent. place with an established tradition going to pull all the units out of Bartow METROATLANTA AMBULANCE SERVICE and great community support,” he — but that’s not the case.” SEE EMS, PAGE 5A PRESIDENT AND CEO PETE QUINONES SEE VOTING, PAGE 2A

SEE PRINCIPALS, PAGE 4A County law enforcement agencies report writing more warnings than citations

BY NEIL B. MCGAHEE The law, which went into effect July 1, prohibits [email protected] drivers from physically holding or handling a cell- phone unless they are legally parked or using some One week after Georgia’s hands-free driving law sort of hands-free technology such as Bluetooth. took effect, Bartow law enforcement agencies say the However the term “hands-free” can be confusing. transition by the public has been very positive. Under the new law, “holding or supporting, with Of the 267 citations and 1,662 warnings written any part of the body, a wireless telecommunications statewide by the Georgia State Patrol, only five cita- device or stand-alone electronic device such as an tions and 14 warnings were written in Bartow County. iPod is prohibited.” “People seem to really want to do the right thing,” Other “no-no’s” include, “Writing, sending or read- said Cpl William Shamblin of Post 3 in Cartersville. ing any text-based communication, including a text “There has been a great influx of technology and most message, instant message, e-mail or internet data of the ones we stop either don’t understand the tech- while holding your device,” and “Watching a video or RANDY PARKER/DTN nology or they don’t know how to use it. We under- movie other than watching data related to the naviga- New Cass High Principal stand there is a learning curve and we try to help tion of your vehicle — a mapping app or GPS screen Stephen Revard comes to motorists whenever we can.” — or recording a video.” Bartow County from North RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS The Hands-Free Georgia Act was passed by the A week later all county and municipal law enforce- Cobb High School in While some cities and counties are giving motorists Kennesaw. He is one of three Legislature in 2015 after more than 3,000 people were ment agencies say enforcement efforts are going as warnings during the month of July, others have implemented new principals in Bartow reported to have been killed nationwide the previous a zero-tolerance policy and are issuing citations for violators SEE , PAGE 2A County schools. year in vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers. HANDS-FREE of the July 1 law which prohibits the use of handheld devices.

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ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News ATCO Baptist Church. She was a 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday July 17, November 1, 1950 a daughter of grandchildren; brother, John Ross, Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. sight! She made friends with any- 2018 in the chapel of Parnick Jen- the late Harvey Ross and Eunice Rome and sister, Linda Sims, Cartersville, GA 30120 one she came in contact with. She nings Funeral Home and Cremation Owens Ross. She had lived the Rome. A number of nieces and could be as mean as a rattlesnake if Services. Interment will follow in greater part of her life in Rockmart nephews also survive. Mailing Address: she needed to be and she could Sunset Memory Gardens cemetery. and was of the Baptist faith. Mrs. Funeral services were held 251 S. Tennessee St. make you laugh. In addition to her The family will receive friends on Stokes loved collecting dolls and Thursday, July 12, 2018 at 11:00 Cartersville, GA 30120 parents, she is preceded in death by Monday July 16, 2018 from 5:00 – spending time with her grandchil- am in the chapel of the Alvis Miller her husband, Robert E. Ledford; 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. dren. She was a former employee & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Phone: 770-382-4545 daughter in law, Connie Watson; Parnick Jennings Funeral Home of Lacey Mills. Michael Edwards and Rev. Byran After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 siblings, Dennis Wood, Tot Shu- In addition to her parents she Chastain officiating. Interment fol- Fax: 770-382-2711 and Cremation Services is honored Hattie Pauline mate, Donald Wood. to serve the family of Mrs. Hattie was preceded in death by a sister, lowed in the Aragon Cemetery. Alan Davis, Survivors include her son, Den- Pauline Ledford; please visit Betty Loveless. Pallbearers included the follow- Publisher Ledford nis Watson; grandchildren, Amiee www.parnickjenningsfuneral.com Survivors include her husband, ing gentlemen: Keegan Stokes, Jason Greenberg, Hattie Pauline Ledford, 88, of Crutchfield, Candi Miller (Ernie); to share memories or to leave a Jimmie Lee Stokes of Rockmart to Corey McGee, Richard Stokes, great grandchildren, Samantha whom she was married on Decem- Steven Stokes, Matthew Cole and Managing Editor Cartersville, died on Friday, July condolence message. 13, 2018 at Cartersville Medical Millwood, Taylor Norwood, Alexa ber 23, 1976; son, Brian Stokes and Junior Virgile. Honorary pallbear- Jennifer Moates, Center. Crutchfield; brothers, Mack Wood, his wife Connie, Rockmart; daugh- ers were: Zach Knox, Jerry Hennon Advertising Director Born in Ellijay, Georgia on April Richard Wood, Eugene Jones, Patsy Mae Stokes ter, Peggy McGee, Cedartown; and Jim King. Mindy Salamon, 30th, 1930, she was the daughter of George Wood; sister in law, Sydney Mrs. Patsy Mae Stokes, age 67, of eight grandchildren: Keegan, The Alvis Miller & Son Funeral Office Manager/Classified the late George Wood and Viola Ann Wood; and several nieces and Rockmart, GA passed away Tues- Justin, Jonathan, Sharon and Han- Home was in charge of arrange- Advertising Director Jones Mundy. nephews. day, July 10, 2018 at her residence. nah Stokes and Rebecca, Jessica ments for the funeral of Mrs. Patsy Lee McCrory, Mrs. Ledford was a member of Funeral services will be held at She was born in Rome, GA on and Corey McGee; five great Mae Stokes. Circulation/Distribution Manager Stacey Wade, Dr. Randy Ford, chairman of the tem rather than an opt-in system, so mary,” DeBroux said. “But once Atco Baptist Church at 20 Par- Circulation Customer Care/ Account Manager Voting Bartow County Democratic Party, unless at DDS you tell them you the final results are made here, then menter Street in Cartersville). said there were numerous reasons don’t want to register to vote when we’ll be able to really get out and “We’re trying to do more educa- Byron Pezzarossi, FROM PAGE 1A why the local turnout is so low, in- you’re getting your license, you’re mobilize, and we are already work- tion initiatives in the county, and Press Room Director That’s not to say Bartow voters cluding widespread misunderstand- getting registered,” he said. “Be- ing on plans for that.” we’ll be working on this more next Email: are totally apathetic about the elec- ings about how the voting process sides that, you can register here [at Ford said the Democratic Party year, to educate them on what their MANAGING EDITOR toral process. That’s evident, Kirk itself works. 1300 Joe Frank Harris Parkway], of Bartow is planning multiple opportunities are, what their re- [email protected] said, by the county’s 76.19 percent “There’s a multitude of miscon- online, on your smart device, at the voter registration drives between sponsibilities are and how impor- NEWSROOM turnout for the 2016 presidential ceptions,” he said. “People think library, all the high schools can reg- August and September in both the tant their vote is,” he said. “One [email protected] election. But when it comes to most there’s trickery in it and if you go ister their students and staff as vot- north-end and south-end of the opportunity people overlook very often is voting through the mail. If FEATURES EDITOR other elections, local voters simply to the polls and you cast your vote, ers, plus the parties get out and county. [email protected] seem to steer clear of the polls. somehow or another workers have drives sometimes.” One voting bloc he’d like to en- you can’t come in and take a few minutes to vote in person, you PHOTOGRAPHER Case in point: 2008’s Demo- change it.” With all the allegations of hack- gage with are the formerly incar- [email protected] cratic Senate general primary Rampant disaffection with poli- ing and collusion in the big 2016 cerated — many of whom, he said, could always request a ballot runoff had a microscopic turnout of tics — on the right and the left — election, Kirk said he fears local are unaware that their voting rights through the mail, and it’s the cost STAFF REPORTERS only 1.35 percent. Ford said, is another possible ex- voters could be scared away from in Georgia are immediately re- of a few stamps to send it back to [email protected] stored once their sentences are us.” [email protected] “If the president is on the ballot, planation for Bartow’s anemic vot- the polls. [email protected] people will come out to vote in ing numbers. “I think misinformation is a big- completed. Quite often, Kirk said he’s asked droves,” Kirk said. “If the president On the county side of the equa- what “good” voting does. His re- SPORTS REPORTER “The ones that are registered are ger concern than technological [email protected] is not on the ballot, they won’t not going to the polls because of a concerns,” he said. “To be clear, no tion, Kirk said a few new ap- sponse? Because it represents resi- proaches to boost voter turnout dents’ voices in the democratic ADVERTISING DIRECTOR come out at all, in many cases.” lack of feeling like their vote voting systems were hacked in [email protected] That pronounced voter apathy counts,” he said. “And the ones that 2016. Our systems are decentral- have been implemented. Advanced process. towards seemingly anything that are not registered say ‘well, why ized, and it would take being phys- voting hours have been extended to “You don’t get to decide every OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSIFIED 6 p.m. and there should be several issue out there, but you get to pick ADVERTISING DIRECTOR doesn’t involve the Oval Office in take the time? I’ve seen what’s hap- ically on the ground, in my [email protected] Bartow County has perplexed Kirk pening on both sides.’” building, to get into one of these new polling sites opening in No- the people who are going to make for many, many years. And that cynicism with the elec- machines and that hasn’t hap- vember (a heads up to Mission those decisions on your behalf,” he CIRCULATION DIRECTOR Road residents — the neighbor- said. “And if you don’t participate [email protected] “Our role is to make it as easy as toral process, he argued, transcends pened.” we can for people to cast their vote political ideology. While midterm turnout — espe- hood polling place has been moved in that process, then you really have LEGAL ADVERTISING and make their voice heard,” he “I think, in totality, people feel cially with the Republicans in from Mission Road Elementary to no say.” [email protected] said. “Maybe they feel like their the system has failed them,” he power — has historically been low PRODUCTION vote doesn’t matter or they’re so said. “They say ‘it’s going to be the in the local community, DeBroux [email protected] disgusted with the process right same old thing we’ve been having said he anticipates this falls’s num- Letter Guidelines: now that they don’t want to partic- and the same people are going to bers to be stronger than most are Letters to the editor on issues ipate, or it’s the negative campaign- get elected back. It’s not going to anticipating. of broad public interest are ing ... if you ask 10 different benefit me, so why should I take “Of course, President Trump just welcomed. Letters must bear a people, you’ll get 10 different an- the time to go vote?’” selected his second Supreme Court complete signature, street ad- swers.” Judging from the outcomes of nominee and he’s a very solid con- dress and phone number (ad- Bartow County GOP Chairman the 2016 presidential election, that servative pick — I think that’s dresses and phone numbers Louis DeBroux summed it all up in kind of political indifference isn’t going to resonate well with the   will not be published). Letters of one word — complacency. 500 words or less will be ac- limited to Bartow. According to the base,” he said. “I think the relent-      cepted. Libelous charges and “It’s not like choosing between U.S. Elections Project, as con- less attacks on the president, not  abusive language will not be Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton tentious and heated as the race was, only from the Democrats but from considered. Information given in Bartow County, in many, many approximately 43 percent of eligi- some of the major media outlets, must be factual. All letters will cases it’s often between picking ble voters in America didn’t bother that’s also going to impact posi- be printed as submitted. No two really solid candidates that heading to the polls. tively for Republicans the turnout.” corrections will be made to comes down to a matter of personal That means that of the estimated Ford, however, said predicting $!*!2!.+1!!  grammar, spelling or style. preference,” he said. “We are so 232 million eligible voters in Amer- the local voter turnout in Novem- Writers may have letters pub- blessed with conservative leader- ica, 100 million of them didn’t vote ber is difficult. lished once every two weeks. $+1( !.+!** ship that there’s not that sense of for any candidate — a number that “What I would love to see hap- Consumer complaints and $!*"1*!.($+)!%/*+0+3*! * thank-you letters cannot be urgency to turn out.” dwarves the amount of votes either pen in the midterms is a large used. All are subject to editing. While the state and federal elec- Trump or Clinton received by at turnout of voters here in the county +,!.0! 4(+ (,!+,(! %),+.0*0 Send letters to 251 S. Ten- tions might be a bit more competi- least 39 million ballots. on all sides,” he said. “Those who ! %/%+*/0$0*!! 0+!) !-1% '(4 nessee St., Cartersville, GA tive in Fulton or Gwinnett, with “I would love to say it’s because do go to the polls and vote dictate .!/+)!0%)!/ !(4! "!.! 30120, or e-mail to “really solid Republican leader- they’re very happy with their gov- what happens.” (+ ((4+3*! * +,!.0! "1*!.( [email protected]. ship” up and down the ballot, De- ernment and feel like it’s going well The chairs of both major local $+)!/0""! 3%0$/%* !.!*  .%*# Editor’s Note: Broux said the races in Bartow are without their participation,” Kirk political parties said they’re already ,!+,(!3%0$")%(%." !/".+)+1. Opinions expressed by colum- pretty much a foregone conclusion said. “But I suspect that’s not true.” gearing up for midterm campaign- +3* +))1*%04 * 3!6.!(34/ nists for The Daily Tribune — considering Trump won the It’s an especially baffling question ing. News are those of the colum- .! 40+/!.2!0)+)!*06/*+0% !" nist alone and do not reflect the county with 76 percent of the vote for Kirk, considering how easy it is for “By state party rule we are not in 2016, any candidate with a “D” Bartow residents to register to vote. allowed as a county party to en- 1. +* !.* +!/*60!* 3%0$0$! opinion of the newspaper or "1*!.(+.)!)+.%(/!.2% ! 3!6.!$!.! any of its advertisers. next to their names usually doesn’t “The Department of Driver dorse or advocate for any candidate stand a chance. Services [DDS] is an opt-out sys- in a contested Republican pri- !"+.!  1.%*# * "0!.0$!/!.2% !""" Ordering Photographs: !%0$%((. 6,,.!*0% !         Every photograph taken by a 1*!.( %.! 0+.8    Daily Tribune News photogra- .!6..*#!)!*0(+1*/!(+. pher and published in the paper is available for purchase. Go to Hands-Free www.daily-tribune.com and FROM PAGE 1A click on “Order Photos.”   planned with officers writing Subscriber Info: many more warnings than cita-   To subscribe, call 770-382- (     tions. 4545. Visa, Mastercard, Ameri-   %&'(//2%((!+ 5(.0!./2%((! can Express and Discover Lt. Mike Bettikofer reported accepted. that Cartersville Police had issued         Six days by local carrier motor nine warnings and no citations.     333",.*% '&!**%*#/"1*!.(" +) route subscription rates: Emerson Police Chief Kyle 3 Months $32.95 Teems said his department had is- 6 Months $59.95 1 Year $112.50 sued one citation, while Euharlee Home delivery $11.25 per month. Police Chief Lee New said his de- ONE YEAR partment had issued six or seven Miss Your Paper? citations. If your paper has not arrived by “We didn’t give any grace pe- 6:30 a.m., call our customer care riod,” he said. line by 11 a.m. at 770-382-4580 and a paper will be delivered to White Police Chief Dane your home. All subscribers call- Hunter said no violations had ing after 11 a.m. will have their been observed by his staff and paper delivered with their next Adairsville Police Chief Mike regular delivery. Jones reported his department $ had issued one citation and three 20 FOR 4 WEEKS! Bartow County s only “ ’ warnings. (2 Classes Per Week) daily newspaper” “I think most citizens are glad OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Includes A Free Uniform! we have the new law and most BARTOW COUNTY are respecting it,” Jones said. “It BRING THIS AD TO RECEIVE USPS 146-740 will take a little time to get used Published daily Tuesday AN EXTRA $5 OFF THE SPECIAL PRICE to it, as it does any change.” through Sunday by Cartersville Our style is Kyuki-Do, Newspapers, a division of Shamblin reminded motorists Cleveland Newspapers, 251 S. that there is no formal grace pe- a Martial Art that combines Tennessee St., Cartersville, riod and as time passes, the is- Tae Kwon Do, Judo, Jujitsu & Hapkido GA 30120. Periodical Postage Paid at Cartersville, GA 30120. suance of warnings will decrease, POSTMASTER, send all ad- or as Robert Hydrick, communi-  dress changes to Cartersville cations director for the Gover- AKF Family Newspapers, 251 S. Tennessee nor’s Office of Highway Safety, Martial Arts St., Cartersville, GA 30120. said “If you haven’t made the 449 E. Main Street      switch to hands-free, now’s the Cartersville, GA !&&!))!!0(0!()2#$$! time because the excuse of ‘I did- 770-605-1122 n’t know about the law’ is proba-  Copyright © 2010 The Daily Tribune akfcartersville.com News. All rights reserved as to the en- bly not going to carry a lot of 0(!)1(! "!)0'10$!0 '% tire content. weight moving forward.” The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, July 15, 2018 3A

BARTOW BIO Harper leads African- American Quilt Documentation Project of Bartow County

BY MARIE NESMITH money. The letters have to be writ- [email protected] ten, but offering hospitality at re- ceptions prior to public meetings is As the chairwoman of the the more challenging endeavor. Be- African-American Quilt Documen- fore organizing a committee to tation Project of Bartow County, bring food, to present and serve it, Mina Harper was delighted to see there may be research on the epoch the “Pathways to Freedom: A Story that the program characterizes. Re- in Every Stitch” project come to ception food for the 2017 lecture on fruition. The first permanent work the last foray of Hernando de Soto in Cartersville’s Art Walk, the through Etowah in the 1540s, took sculpture highlights African-Amer- Harper the form of two menus: one Span- ican heritage and the journey from ish and the other, Southeast Native slavery to liberty. B.C. to art of the present. Art his- American of the time. The two “Seeing ‘Pathways’ unveiled felt tory records the cultural develop- meat-based stews served, each for like we on the committee were in ment of mankind, historical 130 in attendance, were cooked harmony with God’s will,” she paradigms of thinking and reflects ahead and frozen. The Spaniards said, referring to the May 10 cere- the universal search for understand- had 300 pigs traveling with them; mony. “After all, we had prayed for ing of “What is life?” An art ex- the Indians had wild game. Table guidance and witnessed avenues pression attempts to portray, decorations featured authentic for success open to us over and according to the artist’s perception, Spanish and Native American over. We were quickly raising the some aspect of the true reality of tablecloths and serve ware. The $6,000 cost of the commission, the human condition. That same punch bowl from which the Span- which was collected in about 10 search and expression are seen in ish mock sangria was ladled was weeks mostly from small dona- literature and in all the arts. elegant silver. The bowl for the Na- tions. Learning history is learning tive American sassafras tea was a “During the program of the un- about the advance of society, the huge gourd lined with an inverted veiling, there was an air of brother- motivations of humankind, that is, cake dome. hood, a feeling that differences of learning about oneself as a member What I enjoy most about EVHS age and race were not apparent, of the whole. Knowing the history is working with others in the explo- that black people were feeling a of our environment gives a sense of ration of the past and in developing deep sense of being home at the un- belonging, motivates a person to historical consciousness. It takes a veiling. All speakers were well re- protect it which in turn creates a cohesive team effort to make a dif- ceived; Ahmad Hall’s music was better world. The maintenance of ference. especially moving. Those who historic places creates a bridge of baked cakes were generous and the understanding to the past, preserves DTN: How did the opportunity refreshments offered the perfect heritage, honors the creativity of arise for you to lead the African- hospitality.” those ancestors responsible for giv- American Quilt Documentation Based on the Community Quilt ing us these inheritances. Project, and why is this an effort designed by Teresa Cook, the mon- that you wanted to be a part of? ument is situated on the corner of DTN: What is your title with MN: The notion of exploring the Cartersville City Hall’s grounds at EVHS, and what do you enjoy potential for and organizing the Cherokee Avenue and North Public most about being a member? African-American Quilt Documen- Square. Sculptor Przemyslaw Ko- MN: My board position with tation Project arose out of apparent rdys’ “Pathways to Freedom” is EVHS is corresponding secretary need. Endangered quilts would nearly 9 feet tall and features a de- and unofficially, I suppose I’m the need to be found and documented. sign of nine metal quilt blocks, social chairman. I also serve on the Documentation produces a written which depict secret messages that Oral History Committee, the Cook- description of the quilt, information were relayed during the time of book Committee and participate slavery. with others in benefits to raise SEE BIO, PAGE 7A “The purpose of ‘Pathways’ is to RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS memorialize slaves, to extol the Mina Harper stands beside the “Pathways to Freedom: A Story in Every Stitch” sculpture. progress made through their eman- cipation and to give the positive message of hope for the future of a free and self-determined people,” Harper said. “… Legend claims that quilt patterns conveyed a secret code that when hung out to air, communicated messages to aid a slave’s escape.”

• Name: Mina Harper • Age: 76 • Occupation (title): Retired Spanish and Art Appreciation teacher at Georgia Highlands Col- lege; retired Spanish, Art and Eng- lish as a Second Language teacher for Bartow County Schools; former ESL teacher for North Metro Tech; former art coordinator for the Cartersville City School System. • City of residence: Cartersville, Georgia • Family: Son, Ronald Lee Davis Jr.; daughter-in-law, DuAnn Cowart Davis; and triplet grand- Tripp Nelson - Owner children, Trip, Marina and Cecilia Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun Davis. Deceased husband, James 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. Donald Harper. • Education: Bachelor of Fine Cartersville, GA 30120 Arts in Drawing and Painting; 770-212-9294 Master of Arts in Art Education; Bachelor of Arts in Spanish; Mas- ter of Arts in Spanish and Latin American Literature; Certification in English for Speakers of Other Languages.

The Daily Tribune News: When did you join the Etowah Val- ley Historical Society, and why did you want to be a part of this organ- ization? MN: I am a founding member of EVHS, having joined at its incep- tion in 1971. EVHS promotes his- torical awareness and preservation. Knowing the history of one’s sur- roundings enriches a person’s life. Working to develop broad histori- cal awareness improves and en- hances the lives of those being served. Socially, it is a large and gracious group of like-minded friends who enjoy each other.

DTN: When did your interest in history start, and why do you en- courage others to learn more about the area’s past? MN: My interest in history started with the study of art history, which covers the time of early human paintings drawn on the walls of caves dating from 25,000 4A Sunday, July 15, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com News The Daily Tribune News Trump hits links before high-stakes Putin meeting

BY JILL COLVIN legedly hacked into the presidential AND RENATA BRITO campaign of Hillary Clinton, Associated Press Trump’s Democratic rival, and the Democratic Party, and released tens Two days before a high-stakes of thousands of emails in a sweeping summit with Russian President Kremlin conspiracy to help Trump. Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump denies that he or any cam- Trump played golf and tweeted Sat- paign aides were involved with the urday from one of his namesake re- Russian campaign and repeatedly sorts, blaming his predecessor for dismisses the ongoing investigation Russian election meddling and that produced Friday’s indictments lashing out at the free press from as a “witch hunt.” foreign soil. Trump told reporters he plans to “I have arrived in Scotland and raise election meddling with Putin will be at Trump Turnberry for two but said he doesn’t expect Putin to days of meetings, calls and hope- ever accept blame. fully, some golf — my primary “I will absolutely bring that up. I form of exercise!” he tweeted early don’t think you’ll have any ‘Gee, I Saturday, referencing his seaside did it. I did it. You got me,’” Trump golf resort. “The weather is beauti- said Friday, referring to Putin. ful, and this place is incredible! To- Leading Democratic senators morrow I go to Helsinki for a asked Trump in a letter Saturday to Monday meeting with Vladimir scrap the summit if he was not pre- Putin.” pared “to make Russia’s attack on Trump was later seen playing the our election the top issue you will Turnberry links, several holes of discuss.” And John McCain, a lead- which are visible from a nearby ing Republican senator and Trump beach, where dozens of people critic, said Trump must hold Putin staged a protest picnic Saturday. He accountable or not proceed with the was videotaped waving at protesters meeting. as they shouted “No Trump, No But Trump’s chief diplomat, Sec- KKK, No Racist USA!” before re- retary of State Mike Pompeo, told suming his game. He was also seen journalists traveling with him that posing for photos. PETER MORRISON/AP he was confident the meeting would A line of police, some on horse- U.S. President Donald Trump plays golf under tight security at Turnberry golf club in Turnberry, Scotland, Saturday. A dozen “put America in a better place.” back, stood between the course and demonstrators have staged a protest picnic on the beach in front of the Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland where Trump is Trump’s tweets also targeted spending the weekend with the first lady. protesters. Snipers perched atop a CNN, mocking the American cable nearby tower overlooking the vast through Sunday. here,” Scottish Labour leader the decades-old alliance, and later the 2016 election. channel’s president, Jeff Zucker, as property. The glider carried a banner that Richard Leonard told the crowd. in Britain, where he faced fallout “The stories you heard about the “Little Jeff Z” and knocking its The protesters were among the said “Trump: Well Below Par” over “The horrific scenes at the Mexican from a stunning newspaper inter- 12 Russians yesterday took place election coverage following the thousands who came out in Scot- the resort Friday night to protest his border are just the latest example of view in which he undermined during the Obama Administration, president’s spat with a CNN corre- land and England in opposition to environmental and immigration his repudiation of decent human British Prime Minister Theresa not the Trump Administration,” spondent at a news conference Fri- the U.S. president’s visit to both policies. values.” May at an especially vulnerable Trump tweeted, asking why they day in England. countries. In Edinburgh, anti-fascist groups Protesters also launched a 20- time. didn’t “do something about it, espe- “So funny! I just checked out Some 10,000 people marched and political activists joined those foot-tall blimp depicting Trump as But Trump was also keeping tabs cially when it was reported that Fake News CNN, for the first time Saturday through the Scottish capi- who said they’d never protested be- an angry baby that had flown over on domestic issues, including the President Obama was informed by in a long time (they are dying in the tal of Edinburgh, while police fore, weaving through the capital’s anti-Trump protests in London on investigations into Russian election the FBI in September, before the ratings), to see if they covered my searched for a paraglider who streets waving an array of makeshift Friday. meddling. Election?” takedown yesterday of Jim Acosta breached a no-fly zone and flew a anti-Trump banners. A choir, a bag- Trump has spent the weeklong In Saturday’s tweets, Trump It was Trump’s first response to (actually a nice guy). They didn’t!” protest banner over the resort in piper, a tambourine band and poetry trip wreaking havoc in Europe, first blamed former President Barack indictments announced Friday in Acosta had objected to Trump dis- western Scotland where Trump and readings added to the carnival spirit. at a NATO summit in Brussels Obama for failing to stop the Rus- Washington against 12 Russian mil- missing the news outlet as “fake his wife, Melania, are staying “Donald Trump is not welcome where he questioned the value of sians from working to help him win itary intelligence officers who al- news.”

CSX railroad. green light to build the remaining public plan passes one last environmental review, the fire services and police and so forth,” Towers “I didn’t understand how a railroad is safety radio towers, the SHPO required the Olson said the system should be ready for he said. “The other $11 million is the cost negatively impacted by an antenna,” he county to — in Olson’s words — “balance use by the end of the year. to build the eight sites and put the equip- FROM PAGE 1A said. “But I’m not an archaeologist, I out the karma of the situation” and fund “There’s a 10-foot-by-26-foot building ment in at 911 and at each site.” they have to determine if the erection of guess.” improvements to seven sites on the Bartow at each site and generators and fencing and System testing, he said, could begin as these towers has a negative impact on any Eventually, the county did manage to Black History Trail. all that stuff, but that has largely been com- early as fall. historic properties,” Olson said. convince the powers-that-be that there was “It kept circulating back and forth be- pleted at most of the sites,” he said. “So it’s “There are a lot of circumstances where “And anything that’s older than 50 years no “reasonable alternative” for the tower tween the state historic preservation divi- just a matter of stacking steel.” a deputy right now is out of communica- old — so any old farmhouse, basically — sites. sion of the Department of Natural Olson said it should only take a few tion with 911 when they leave their vehi- is eligible to be listed on the National Reg- “Motorola looked at 60 or 70 alternative Resources and the FCC and they would weeks for each tower to be completed. He cles, for example, in remote areas or when ister of Historic Places.” locations to find the right coverage, and we tweak one another’s language and send the estimated the price of each remaining they go into a building — we’ve been for- One would be amazed, Olson said, by demonstrated that we had to put the towers draft back and it took 30 days every time tower to be about $300,000 a piece, with tunate that we haven’t had a life or death how many sites in the county are eligible on those locations and they had to be the they traded documents,” Olson described the computer equipment at each site cost- situation turn on a deputy in a tight situa- for just such a designation. One of the rea- height they had to be to provide the cover- the Kafkaesque paperwork procedure. ing about $500,000. tion where they can’t call for help,” Olson sons the planned tower along Joe Frank age that was needed,” Olson said. Regardless, on June 20, Bartow — at “The $15 million is buying about $4.5 said. “This was a high priority project, Harris Parkway was held up, he said, was Cue the “project mitigation plan” long last — was given the go-ahead to million worth of radios for the agencies, so clearly, and I know all public safety users because of its “visual effect” on the process. In exchange for giving Bartow the complete the final four towers. Pending the that’s something like 950 radios to go to are anxious to get it.”

Principals

FROM PAGE 1A said. “Additionally, it was clear that Mr. Nelson and his team of teach- ers and staff have worked hard to support overall student success.” The Dallas resident said he’s been on campus since the end of May, meeting individually with teachers and staff to gain insight — “an incredible resource” — on how they can best work together to es- tablish a solid foundation for the upcoming school year. “I look forward to working with students, parents, teachers and staff to provide a well-rounded high school experience that encourages Cass students and graduates to maximize their potential and pur- sue their passions,” he said. “We will work together by focusing on RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS learning and results in the class- Left, Pine Log Elementary’s new principal, Tracey Alford, has spent her entire 23-year career in the Bartow County School System. Right, Jennifer Miller, the new Taylorsville Elementary principal, room, extracurricular success and was a middle school assistant principal before coming to Bartow. by seeking opportunities to serve our community.” she is a native who graduated from of the students.” community members can chat with She has been married to Rudy building better writers and readers Students and parents will have Cass High School in 1987 when it “I wanted an opportunity to in- Alford in the “meet the principal” Alford for nine years and has three while developing a better love of several chances to meet their new was still in the building now occu- spire teachers by building relation- area at open house Aug. 6 from 4 to sons, Austin, Braden and Carson math in every grade level.” principal before the first day of pied by the Bartow County College ships with them to be the best they 6 p.m. Harris; two stepsons; and a daugh- Students and parents will be able school: an open house for incoming and Career Academy. can be, which will, in turn, affect “I’m excited to create many new ter-in-law. to meet the new principal during freshman Aug. 6 from 6:30 to 7:30 The Cartersville resident has ei- the students,” she said. “Great relationships through my new po- the open house scheduled for Aug. p.m. and different informational ther been a teacher or administrator teachers have such a huge impact sition,” she said. Jennifer Miller 6 from 4 to 6 p.m. nights/forums that are based on in three other elementary schools on the lives of their students.” Alford earned an undergraduate Miller, 44, said she’s “very ex- Miller earned a Bachelor of Sci- parents’ and students’ individual before receiving her first principal- Alford said she spent most of degree in early childhood education cited to be the new principal” at ence in secondary English educa- needs. ship. June settling into her new office and a master’s degree in interre- Taylorsville, and she “can’t wait to tion (6-12) from Kennesaw State Revard earned a bachelor’s de- “I am beyond excited to be and working with the school im- lated special education from KSU begin this new journey with the University and a Master of Arts in gree in education from Central named the principal of Pine Log provement team, “made up of an and a specialist degree in adminis- staff, students and community.” reading (certified reading special- Michigan University, a master’s in Elementary,” she said. “I feel so awesome group of teachers and tration from Lincoln Memorial “I want to improve the education ist, K-12) and an education special- education from Grand Canyon blessed to be a part of such an out- staff,” to prepare for a successful University. of children, build capacity in teach- ist degree in educational leadership University and a specialist degree standing school and community.” school year. Beginning her 24th year of ed- ers and grow as a leader,” she said. from the University of West Geor- in educational leadership from Alford knew she was in the right “I plan to work with the staff to ucating Bartow County students “As principal, I have the honor of gia. She currently is working on her Berry College. place when she saw the rocking make the 2018-2019 school year a in some capacity, Alford spent her doing all three. Taylorsville is such doctor of education degree in edu- His 10-year career to this point chairs in front of the school. smooth transition with new leader- first year teaching kindergarten at a great community with solid roots cational leadership and learning has been spent entirely at North “That was the first thing I no- ship in both the principal and assis- Allatoona Elementary; moved to and great people. I chose this from KSU. Cobb — six years as a teacher and ticed when I came to visit after the tant principal positions,” she said. Kingston Elementary for years 2- school intentionally because I want She began her education career four years as an assistant principal. announcement of my principalship “It is very important to me for Pine 8, where she taught special edu- to be a part of that.” at Villa Rica High School, where He and his wife, Marsha, have at Pine Log,” she said. “I remember Log to continue to be a close-knit cation in grades 3-5, served as A resident of Temple, Miller has she taught for eight years. She been married for nine years and thinking, Wow! This feels like community school serving the stu- student study team some definite ideas on what she served as assistant principal of have two sons, Blake, 6, and home.” dents so they can become the best coordinator/literacy coach and wants from her first year at the McIntosh High School for one year Evan, 2. The new leader said she knows it they can be. Of course, as a school was a fourth- and fifth-grade school. “We plan to continue the before moving to her last position “sounds cliché” to say she wanted improvement team, we discussed English language arts teacher; traditions and activities that the stu- at Bay Springs, where she was the Tracey Alford the position so she could make a data and set academic goals to taught fourth- and fifth-grade at dents know and love while building AP for three years. Alford, 49 “and holding,” is no difference in the lives of her stu- work toward to make our great Euharlee Elementary for 12 some new ones that will involve Miller’s husband is a Villa Rica stranger to Bartow County. dents, “but above all else, we must school even better for our stu- years; and was promoted to assis- the parents/guardians and even police officer, and they have three Besides spending her entire 23- keep in mind that everything we do dents.” tant principal there, a position she grandparents of our students,” she children, ages 22, 20 and 19, be- year career in the school system, in education has to be for the good Pine Log students, parents and held for three years. said. “I also intend to continue tween them. The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, July 15, 2018 5A

happy with MetroAtlanta taking the stuff,” he said. “I was told when I zation, will join MetroAtlanta’s ranks. MetroAtlanta now covers a geo- ing to those kinds of high perform- EMS reins of Bartow’s ambulance services. worked there that Metro, being a “Some are going because they graphic area of about 850,000 people. ance-type numbers and we’re going Count Cartersville resident Lori Sut- private service, doesn’t have the don’t have time to find anything else At Wednesday’s public meeting, to continue doing that,” he said. “We FROM PAGE 1A ton, whose spouse Landon has same reporting responsibilities.” right now and some are going for a Olson said MetroAtlanta would like wouldn’t have been able to maintain for will be when we transport an worked for both MetroAtlanta and When it comes to the financial pay increase and some are going just to absorb as many ex-Bartow EMS a contract for almost 18 years [in employee of the county,” he said. Bartow EMS, among the most vocal performance of Bartow EMS, Sut- to keep the same personnel in their employees as possible because Cobb] and have received accolades “That will be a 90 percent Medicare critics of the county’s decision to pri- ton said the numbers being pre- county — they’re wanting to serve “they don’t have employees to fill like ‘service of the year,’ both from rate. That’s the only time there will vatize its emergency medical services. sented by both the county and their county, so they’re willing to those positions.” the state multiple times and from the be any dollars exchanged, and that’s “While no one is losing a pension MetroAtlanta are skewed. stay, even if it is with Metro.” Quinones didn’t shy away from region multiple times, if we weren’t a good contractual rate for the from my understanding, they’re just “There was a changeover that had At this point, Sutton said he’s un- concerns about that lack of personnel. doing an excellent job.” county — the same we offer Cobb, going to be frozen,” she said. “There to happen that put a lot of the Med- decided as to whether he will accept “Make no mistake, there is a To boost response times, the same we offer Paulding.” are employees who are two years icaid and Medicare finances on hold a position with MetroAtlanta. shortage and not just in EMS, in all Quinones said MetroAtlanta will in- Considering the local ambulance away from full retirement benefits for 120 days. And they had to do “It comes down to loyalty to my public safety throughout the coun- crease the number of ambulances in service, according to data from Bar- who will forever be two years away that twice,” he said. “Since the first brothers and sisters that I work with try,” he said “So we’re doing every- its fleet, expand its unit hours and tow County Administrator Peter from full retirement benefits.” of the year, Bartow EMS hasn’t to help them transfer over, if they thing we can to mediate that by the amount of time an ambulance is Olson, has lost approximately $13.5 Furthermore, she said the increase been able to collect anything, or see fit, or to go find somewhere having our own academy and re- staffed within Bartow. He said million over the last decade, Quinones in wages means very little when it very little, just because of the else,” he said. “It’s an ethical cruiting ... we’ve been very success- MetroAtlanta is also working on a argues that privatizing emergency also entails a substantial insurance changes that had to be made.” dilemma and it’s a loyalty dilemma. ful on that so far.” computer aided dispatch (CAD) hy- services is going to produce signifi- rate hike for employees. While Sutton doesn’t have many Which one do you go with?” Under the five-year contract, brid that will allow them to commu- cant savings for county taxpayers. “It’ll be higher pay, but what complaints about the county’s de- Sutton said his biggest fear is that Olson said the county has an annual nicate with local agencies, such as “We’re saving the taxpayers comes along with that is a much ferred compensation plans in the MetroAtlanta will sell off the option to suspend the agreement and the sheriff’s office, much faster. probably $7 million from what I’ve higher cost of health insurance,” she public-to-private transition, he said county’s remaining Bartow EMS as- pursue other providers. Still, Lori Sutton remains skeptical. heard,” he said. “And that’s a huge said. “It’s going to be for [my hus- many Bartow EMS employees sets — its ambulances, its emergency “We will control the service, “I feel like we have a phenomenal thing, over five years to save a com- band], probably ... about $400 more aren’t too pleased with the change in response equipment, etc. — thus we’re not turning it over to them, service in our existing county munity $7 million.” a month for our family’s health in- insurance costs. leaving county residents without a we’re contracting with them,” he EMS,” she said. “There seems to be Not that he expects the expanded surance versus what he’s had “I know right offhand that the first “leg to stand on” in case the local said. “There are a number of other an overwhelming response of sup- operations in Bartow to be a “cash through Bartow EMS.” responders that will be going over to government cancels the contract or companies that would be happy to port for our local EMS, and I know cow” for his company, however. Sutton argues that Bartow EMS Metro will be paying two to three MetroAtlanta breaks the agreement. take this service.” it has been said that it will save tax- “We have a little bit in common underperformed financially because times more a month in insurance “We either bend and pay this For Lori Sutton, questions linger payers money, in the end we’re with the grocery business. We work it wasn’t sufficiently funded. She with Metro as compared to what service that’s going to end up cost- about MetroAtlanta’s ability to ef- going to be paying the same amount off less than 5 percent profit margins, also said the local ambulance serv- they were with the county,” he said. ing the county money or we try to fectively serve Bartow residents. in taxes but we’re going to be get- and that’s what we’re going to be ice wasn’t compensated for several Sutton said he expects about 40 get another private service in here “I’m not so sure we’re going to ting less service.” doing here,” Quinones said. “Our programs and services they pro- percent to 60 percent of Bartow that’s going to do the same thing,” get full disclosure on how these re- EMS privatization, Quinones said, mission is to break even and to have vided for other agencies and depart- EMS employees to make the jump he said. “The thoughts of ever hav- sponse times are calculated,” she has been successfully implemented a little bit of profit ... you have to be ments, essentially, for free. to MetroAtlanta — many of them, ing another Bartow EMS is gone.” said. “There are concerns that after throughout the country — and he financially stable in order to keep the “So could there have been a way he said, due to economic necessity. the first year when MetroAtlanta said he sees no reason why that mode going forward to improve.” to charge for some of those serv- “Pete Quinones said it would be THE BOTTOM LINE? reevaluates call volume that ambu- model wouldn’t also work in Bartow. ices?” she asked. “Could there have 90-120 days before the transfer. Cartersville Medical Center is lances will not be as close to rural “What we bring is accountabil- THE TRANSITIONAL PHASE been a way for some cost-sharing Well, everybody knows things don’t just one of 29 hospitals MetroAt- areas as what we have currently ity. We bring a contract, we have Olson, at a county commissioner across departments that would have work that fast in the business lanta works with throughout the with our stations.” everything spelled out. We have re- meeting Wednesday, described the helped EMS rather than EMS carry world,” he said. “It’s not giving em- state. The MetroAtlanta coverage Olson, however, said MetroAt- sponse times, we have minimal logistics of how MetroAtlanta is ex- the full burden of a budget cost that ployees a fair shot on being able to zone spans as far south as Pied- lanta is contracted to provide re- units, we have how we’re going to pected to operate in Bartow County. doesn’t just affect EMS?” find another source of income, so mont Henry Hospital, as far west as sponse times that are, on average, staff, what we’re going to do ... “They’re initially going to operate Ultimately, she said her funda- they’re almost forcing them to go WellStar Paulding Hospital and as four minutes faster than current Bar- everything that’s in the contract out of the same stations that are mental concern about MetroAtlanta with them, to an extent, because of far east as Eastside Medical Center tow EMS response times. holds us accountable for perform- there now, with six 24-hour trucks is that — in her eyes — they are first the timeframe all this happens in.” in Snellville. Meeting that requirement, Quinones ance,” he said. and they’re actually going to have and foremost a business and not a Still, he said many of his cowork- With 911 response operations in said, shouldn’t be a problem. “I don’t know any government more 12-hour trucks than we have public service. ers, despite their opposition to privati- Cobb, Paulding and Bartow, “We have a track record of adher- agency that has one of those.” now,” he said. “With time, the fire “[Bartow EMS] was the 2016 department would like them out of Georgia EMS Service of the Year. their stations. They need the room, This is not a service that has been so they typically rent properties to racked with complaints or with is- operate their 24-hour trucks out of, sues that have not provided a good so they may evaluate and have bet- service to our community,” she said. ter locations that will provide better “To bring in a business that’s purely response times.” here to make money, providing the As to when the full transition from same service or at least the service Bartow EMS to MetroAtlanta is ex- that they will bring here, I would pected to take place, Quinones said only assume that means they’ll be that depends on how fast some “crit- charging higher rates for what they ical equipment” can be brought on- do.” line and employees can be trained. In terms of billing, Quinones said “I’m optimistic that 60-90 days, his company’s rates are about $100 it’ll be turnkey,” he said. “It will be more expensive than current Bartow a seamless transition.” EMS rates. Still, he said MetroAt- He said that all full-time and part- lanta’s rates “fall below the average time Bartow EMS employees — if cost” of competing emergency serv- they want them — have jobs wait- ices providers in the region. ing for them at MetroAtlanta. He “The national companies, the anticipates about 80 percent of cur- ones that are owned by private eq- rent Bartow EMS personnel will uity firms, we have a few hospital- join his company. owned ambulance services — those “We’ll move people around from generally tend to be higher in their our operation,” he said. “We have a charges, all the way up to $2,000 in lot of folks who live in Bartow. They some markets,” he said. “It’s a very work for us already in Cobb or fair rate compared to the rest of the Paulding, and we’ve had a lot of metro Atlanta area.” folks who have expressed interest if Regarding uninsured customers, and when an opening does occur, Quinones said his company doesn’t they want to work here.” place liens on clients. Quinones said part-time para- “We treat those who can pay and medics will see their pay increase by those who can’t pay the same,” he about $5 an hour, while EMTs will said. “We had over $14 million in see hourly increases of about $2.50. uncompensated care last year, so The rates for employees working in that’s nothing new for us.” Bartow, he said, will be the same as those for his employees working out A MAN IN THE MIDDLE of Cobb or Paulding. If anyone can speak to the opera- “When it’s all said and done, I tional differences between MetroAt- think we’re looking at about an 8 lanta and Bartow EMS, it’s percent increase across the board,” 41-year-old Landon Sutton. The he said. “That does not include man- Cartersville resident once worked agement, which will probably be a for MetroAtlanta for four and a half little bit higher.” years and he’s spent the last four and The transition will entail a change half years of his career working for in “culture,” he added. Bartow EMS. “They’re going to receive bene- He recounted a meeting EMS fits in a different style and they’re employees had with Taylor, Olson going to have profit-sharing, which and Quinones shortly after the pri- they don’t have now,” he said. vatization deal was inked. Rather “We’re going to do a lot of measur- than the county telling them about ing and monitoring, trying to im- the announcement, Sutton said his prove different aspects.” coworkers learned about the news As for former Bartow EMS em- through Facebook posts. ployees losing benefits in the transi- “Metro has promised to keep tion from the public to private things the way they are for about a sector, Quinones said he didn’t year,” Sutton recalled. “What that’s know all the specifics. going to do for that year is it’s going “That’s something that the admin- to allow them to gather data so that istrators within Bartow have worked after that year, they’re not going to with them,” he said. “We don’t want be using the stations anymore, them to have any kind of gap in any- they’re going to relocate these thing. I can’t speak for what they re- trucks to where they see fit.” ceive within Bartow, but they’re That troubles Sutton, who worries going to receive very high quality that residents in less populated parts compensation, insurance and bene- of Bartow like Pine Log, Rydal and fits that we offer at MetroAtlanta.” Euharlee will have longer delays be- Carryover employees, he said, cause they’re not posting the same would be eligible for health insur- call volume as neighborhoods closer ance benefits from “day one.” As for to Cartersville. customers, Quinones said MetroAt- Nor does he think MetroAtlanta lanta is currently in-network with has enough personnel to effectively BlueCross BlueShield and also service three counties. works with Kaiser Permanente and “Metro’s always short-staffed. UnitedHealthcare. Their turnover rate is high, it’s con- The company is also in talks to stant,” he said. “They’re always expand their insurance coverage to going to be short-staffed, which will Cigna customers as well. lead to further delays and call vol- “I’m very happy to tell you that umes, especially if they’re pulling there seems to be a change at the trucks to assist with Cobb County or Legislature because of the balanced another county that they service billing that was brought up last from the Bartow area.” year,” he said. “There seems to be a While he believes that MetroAt- concession with a lot of these insur- lanta is “very good at running a busi- ance companies to bring their rates ness,” Sutton said he has concerns up, and I’m very happy to see that.” about transparency — particularly when it comes to response times. PROFITS AND MOTIVES “Bartow EMS is a government Many locals, however, are not service. 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BY DONNA HARRIS local service projects as sponsoring a Cola All-Georgia Academic Team and [email protected] Christmas Angel Tree program, knitting were honored at the awards luncheon in scarves for the homeless and participat- downtown Atlanta in March. Georgia Highlands College’s Phi Theta ing in GHC Preview Days at each cam- The academic team recognizes high- Kappa chapter had another good year at pus — racked up honors at both the fall achieving two-year college students who the regional and international levels. and spring regional conferences at Al- demonstrate academic excellence and in- The chapter was named the Regional bany State University in November and tellectual rigor combined with leadership Top Distinguished Chapter Overall for Atlanta Metropolitan State College in and service that extends their education the third consecutive year at regionals March. beyond the classroom to benefit society. and had four members selected for the Chapter President Aicha Bah of Mari- The chapter also won two Honors In- Coca-Cola All-Georgia Academic Team, etta was the official regional officer rep- stitute scholarships and was elected as the among other honors it received during resentative and helped lead both regional vice presidential chapter for the 2017-18 academic year. conferences, and the chapter served in the 2018-19 and will be hosting the Fall Re- Lead faculty adviser Karen Huggin regional officer position of chapter rela- gional Conference in October at the col- said she is “so happy to serve as adviser tions, according to a press release. lege’s Cartersville campus. to this great group of remarkable stu- At the spring conference, Bah, Alexan- The GHC chapter of PTK continued its dents” in the college’s chapter.” dra Deaton, Minh Nguyen and Stephanie winning ways in the international arena “Each year, they continuously raise the Corona won the Distinguished Officer as well. bar,” the associate history professor said. Team Award and the Distinguished Hon- At the International Centennial Spring “Being named Regional Top Distin- ors in Action Theme and Honors in Ac- Catalyst Conference in Kansas City, Mis- SPECIAL guished Chapter Overall at the Regional tion Overall awards. souri, the chapter won a very competitive Showing off awards won this past year by Georgia Highlands College’s Phi Hallmark Awards for the third year in a Additionally, Bah won the regional International Distinguished Officer Team Theta Kappa chapter are, from left, Jay Fritts, Elle Summers, Kelly Pereira, row shows just how dedicated our stu- Hall of Honor Award, and Deaton, the Award and the International Honors in Lexii Daniels, Alexandra Deaton, Aicha Bah, Andrew Beard, Cindy Mendoza and Thomas Boylan. dents are. We have amazing students, and chapter’s vice president of membership Action Theme Award. I am really proud of their hard work and and a Cartersville resident, received the To prepare this summer for the upcom- in China, while new chapter Vice Presi- Both will be training new officers and the recognitions they have earned on the Sarah Anne Staples Award. ing academic year, new chapter President dent of Membership Lexii Daniels partic- members at GHC as well as helping lead regional and international level.” Bah, Deaton, Tabitha Boyd and Mar- Andrew Beard is participating in the PTK ipates in the PTK Honors Institute at on the regional level at an Honors in Ac- The chapter — which completed such garet Gardner were selected for the Coca- International Scholar Laureate Program Villanova University. tion summer workshop.

SCHOOL NEWS: Bartow residents earn accolades in college STAFF REPORT in May. David Hill and Rebekah Reagan, • Tiffany Howerton, a senior from Euharlee; from Taylorsville, Hannah Deems, Kingston resident Spencer J. all of Cartersville, and McKensy general business major from • Teresa Harrell, a freshman as- Bachelor of Business Administra- Fields was named to the dean’s list Paul Holder of Cartersville and Kudary of Emerson. Adairsville; sociate of science major from Eu- tion; Anna Stephenson, Master of for the 2018 spring semester at Brandy Bentley of Emerson earned • Ariel King, a junior art major harlee; Divinity; and Zeke Stephenson, Rhodes College in Memphis, Ten- master’s degrees from Georgia Aliza Baker of Cartersville was from Adairsville; • Herman Pruitt, a senior man- Master of Divinity; and from nessee. State University in Atlanta in May. named to the fall semester 2017 • Christopher Darden, a sopho- agement major from Euharlee; White, Jannelle Hurtado, Bachelor dean’s list at Samford University in more associate of science major • Katherine McBride, a fresh- of Science. Demetria Wilson of Cartersville The following Bartow County Birmingham, Alabama. Baker is a from Cartersville; man pre-nursing major from Rydal; earned a Doctor of Education de- residents earned bachelor’s degrees freshman psychology major. • Max Deiters, a senior manage- • Jennifer Wright, a senior busi- The following Cartersville resi- gree from Georgia State Univer- from Georgia State University in ment major from Cartersville; ness administration major from dents earned the distinction of fac- sity’s College of Education and Atlanta in May: Jordan Clements, Hayden Johnson of Emerson • John Dodge, a senior youth Rydal; ulty honors for spring 2018 at the Human Development in Atlanta Savannah Pelfrey, Kristen Oyler, was named to the spring semester ministry major from Cartersville; • Alyssa Gill, a sophomore Georgia Institute of Technology in dean’s list at Anderson University • Emily Fowler, a senior nursing mathematics education major from Atlanta: Joseph Boone, Anna High- in South Carolina. major from Cartersville; Taylorsville; tower and Stephanie Lashley. • Latasha Harris, a senior human • Jessica Lee, a senior English The following Bartow County services major from Cartersville; major from Taylorsville; The following Bartow County residents graduated from the Geor- • Kelsey Holoway, a senior • Sydney Sumners, a senior bi- residents were named to the spring gia Institute of Technology in At- nursing major from Cartersville; ology major from White; and 2018 dean’s list at the Georgia In- lanta in May: William Broome of • Morgan Lane, a junior middle • Dallas Vaughn, a senior man- stitute of Technology in Atlanta: Taylorsville, Bachelor of Science in grades education major from agement major from White. Alicia Caughman, Kristyn Digio- computer science; Elise Sims of Cartersville; vanni and Christopher Vinall of Cartersville, Bachelor of Science in • Clifford Langley, a senior William Trevor Lawrence of Eu- Cartersville and Noah O’kelley of Psychology; Catherine Camron of nursing major from Cartersville; harlee has been named to the spring Adairsville. Emerson, Bachelor of Science in • Angeleen Lee, a sophomore 2018 semester dean’s list at Clem- electrical engineering; and Wesley general business major from son University. Lawrence is major- Inga Megee of Rydal is among Samples of Kingston, Bachelor of Cartersville; ing in pre-business. the 105 students from across the Science in business administration. • Malorie Ragsdale, a junior nation who are spending six weeks management major from Merritt Lee Williams of this summer at University of North The following Cartersville resi- Cartersville; Kingston was named to the 2018 Georgia in Dahlonega to learn Ara- dents graduated from the Univer- • Lindsey Smith, a senior busi- spring semester president’s list at bic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean or sity of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio: ness administration major from The University of Alabama in Russian in the Summer Language Kristen Fraley, Master of Business Cartersville; Tuscaloosa, and Courtney Morgan Institute, an intensive, immersive Administration and Doctor of • Katherine Tate, a senior com- Cochran of Adairsville, Gabrielle program. Physical Therapy; and Selina Gar- munication arts major from D. Edwards of Cartersville and cia, Master of Business Adminis- Cartersville; Carson Elizabeth Rockey of White The following Bartow County tration and Master of Science in • Tyland Thomas, a senior were named to the dean’s list. students have been named to the environmental, safety and health human services major from spring 2018 dean’s list or presi- management. Cartersville; Megan Sanford, a junior from dent’s list at Jacksonville State Uni- • Arthur West, a senior business Adairsville, and Jadrien Hinson versity in Alabama: Sarah Healey, The following Bartow County administration major from and Grace Terry, both seniors from an early childhood elementary ed  residents were named to the spring Cartersville; Cartersville, were named to the major from Adairsville, dean’s list; semester dean’s list at Shorter Uni- • Monica Wheeler, a senior spring 2018 semester president’s Joshua McClain, a music major      versity in Rome: human services major from list at Mercer University in Macon. from Adairsville, president’s list; • Rebekah Cash, a junior mathe- Cartersville; Christopher Collins, a music major  matics education major from • Kristen Cowart, a senior early Arayarat Arthakorn, a sopho- from Adairsville, dean’s list; Syd- Adairsville; childhood education (p-5) major more, and Cameron Rhodes, a jun- ney Harris, an early childhood ele- ior, both from Cartersville; Hannah mentary ed major from Deems, a senior from Taylorsville; Cartersville, dean’s list; Aubree and Jannelle Hurtado and Sarah Cole, a nursing/undecided major Tuttle, both seniors from White, from Cartersville, president’s list; were named to the spring 2018 se- Blake Perry, a psychology major mester dean’s list at Mercer Uni- from Cartersville, president’s list; versity in Macon. Ellen Williams, an undecided major from Cartersville, dean’s list; The following Bartow County Barrett Hester, a biology major residents graduated from Mercer from Cartersville, president’s list; University in Macon and Atlanta in Caroline Bagwell, a nursing/unde- May: from Cartersville, Amber cided major from Cartersville, Hickok, Master of Science; Eliza- dean’s list; Alyssa Martin, a nursing beth Jones, Bachelor of Arts; Zenna major from Cartersville, president’s Kane, Bachelor of Science in Nurs- list; Kayla Herren, a chemistry ing; Neha Patel, Master of Public major from Cartersville, dean’s list; Health; Sarah Telliard, Doctor of and Savanna Scroggins, a business Medicine; and Olivia West, Bach- economics major from Rydal, elor of Science in Engineering; dean’s list.

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Trail, conceived by Justice Robert AAQDP, and how has it impacted and culture and to elevate public Hill Foundation Inc. P.O. Box 1761 portunity open to the steering com- Bio Benham. All the discussion sug- your life and others? awareness of the integral presence Cartersville, GA 30120-1680. Des- mittee of AAQDP. Sure, we strug- gested a study of local genealogies MN: Working together with the of the African-American culture in ignate on check, for AAQDP. gled, worked endlessly, charted FROM PAGE 3A reaching back to slavery, as well as diverse steering committee mem- our collective history. ... The first new waters, but everyone from the on the quilter, the quilter’s story showcasing black art, music and bers has given all of us a focal goal of documenting quilts at Mem- DTN: What is your greatest pro- [Cartersville Downtown Develop- and family history to be passed typical ethnic food of African point, a project and means of pre- ories Day at George Washington fessional or personal achievement? ment Authority] DDA to the child down to future generations. It’s the Americans in Bartow County. serving African-American history Carver Park was accomplished Feb- MN: My greatest professional in Sunday school class said ‘yes.’ beginning of a written narrative of and culture. It represents a coming ruary 2018, along with exhibiting 60 achievement may have been either Barry Henderson volunteered to Bartow County African-American DTN: What is the purpose of the together of talent in a cohesive and African-American quilts. The Rev. to exhibit at the High Museum of solicit donations of concrete and history. African-American history AAQDP? cooperative effort to fulfill a pur- Louise Young Harris chaired a bus Art in a group show, to receive steel worth thousands. I’m grateful in Bartow County is an integral part MN: The purpose of AAQDP is pose that benefits all citizens as trip to Columbus Museum of Art to “Best of Show” in pottery at the we could be a part of the divine of the collective history. two things: preservation and edu- well as the historical organization see “And Still We Rise,” a collection Piedmont Park Art Exhibition, to plan. At the exploratory meeting of the cation. AAQDP attempts to uphold each of them represents on the of 66 story quilts in a national ex- serve as art coordinator for the City quilt project, I asked those few African-American heritage and to committee. It gives the member or- hibit of African-American prize School System of Cartersville, to DTN: What is the best advice present if the project were a viable elevate awareness of it through ganizations the opportunity to col- winning quilters and is planning an- promote art through the Etowah you have ever received? idea? They were all positive, had documenting quilts, writings, pub- laborate. It enlightens me on black other trip for the future. The most Creative Arts Council for 33 years, MN: Psalm 46:10 — “Be still ideas and articulated 10 purposes of lic programs and other initiatives. culture, on the integral part in our immediate plans to be proposed for to receive the Don Kordecki Award and know that I am God.” the endeavor. Calvin Cooley, chair- The sculpture, “Pathways to Free- collective history and culture that 2018-[2019] consist of a public lec- in Art, to learn to speak Spanish and man of the board of Summer Hill dom: A Story in Every Stitch,” re- black history in Bartow County ture by Alexis Carter on African- translate at the Olympics in Atlanta DTN: What do you like to do in Heritage Museum said, “This cently commissioned and erected comprises. American Bartow County history or to teach Spanish [for] grades K your spare time? group can brainstorm ways to pre- by the AAQDP, is a visual histori- As soon as the interpretive sig- focusing on genealogies. The details through college level, but my great- MN: In my special time, I like to serve African-American history cal narrative in 3-D of freedom nage is on the monument “Path- are forthcoming. The presentation of est success was in teaching Spanish write, paint, set the table artisti- and culture.” Barbara Ford, presi- symbols, which according to folk- ways” in front of Cartersville City music and visual art, all the arts, as [for] grades K through 6. The chil- cally, cook and welcome family dent of the Euharlee Historical So- lore, aided in slave escape. This Hall, the symbolism of the quilt well as a benefit selling plates of dren loved it. I spent the day singing and friends. Traveling with my ciety, emphasized teaching young sculpture is a metaphor for the motifs of which it is designed, will soul food are potential projects for and dancing in Spanish, playing family is a treat. My granddaugh- black people their heritage. Elmer slave’s reality, which is a part of be more easily understood. How- the future. games all in the target language ters and I enjoy art projects or Felton, historian on the board of Bartow County history, our shared ever, appreciation for it has been Additional funds of $500 are with the children, the younger ones preparing to entertain girls at tea. In Summer Hill, emphasized the need account of the past. One donor expressed broadly and often from needed to obtain tax exempt status of which thought I didn’t speak the past, world travel, collecting English. The fourth-graders who, ethnic crafts and reading a thou- for a written interpretation of stated, “My great-great-grandfather the moment of its installation and for the AAQDP. Having more by this age, could speak Spanish sand years of Spanish literature African-American Bartow County was a founder in the county, owned its impact is felt outside of Bartow money would be desirable for an preferred our language class to at- were a passion. Imagine, I thought history — “a way to teach our chil- slaves, is memorialized in Friend- County already. operating budget. Your tax exempt tending the assembly program with everybody should be introduced to dren how it was … aspects of slav- ship Plaza on the south side of the donation may be sent to Summer an entertaining clown. medieval Spanish literature. Now, ery, freedom symbols in quilt town square. I want to donate to the DTN: Looking forward, what Hill Heritage Group. Please desig- You might ask, “‘But what about travel can be risky, the house is full patterns and folkloric medicine.” freedom monument on the north will the AAQDP’s role be, and nate that it is for AAQDP. Use this unveiling the gift of a public sculp- of memorabilia and eye strain takes Dianne Tate, copresident of EVHS, side to show how far we’ve come.” link http://www.summerhillher- what are some of its current/future ture ‘Pathways to Freedom’ to the its toll if spending long hours of gave ideas for using quilt motifs at itagegroup.org/donate.html or send projects? citizens of Bartow County?” “Path- reading with double sets of eye- African-American historic sites on check or money order to Summer DTN: What have you enjoyed MN: The role of AAQDP is to ways” was a group effort, an op- glasses. the African-American Heritage most about helping lead the preserve African-American history Hill Heritage Group, Attn: Summer

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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, July 15, 2018 Former Cal wide receiver Robertson transferring HUB OF HOOPS home to play for Georgia Amidst uncertainty, UA Challenge draws top coaches to LakePoint THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Former California wide receiver Demetris Robertson says he is trans- BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN ferring to Georgia, returning to his home state. [email protected] Robertson was a five-star recruit out of Savannah, Georgia, in 2016 who chose to head west to play his college ball, picking Cal over Geor- There were at least five college gia, Notre Dame and others. Robertson had a strong freshman season basketball coaches with NCAA with 50 catches for 767 yards and seven touchdowns, but missed all tournament titles on their resume but two games last season for what was called a lower body injury that who stopped by LakePoint’s Cham- eventually needed surgery. pions Center this week for the He announced his decision to transfer to Georgia with a YouTube Under Armour Challenge. video posted Saturday. According to social media posts, NCAA rules require Robertson to sit out this season, though after sit- several prominent coaches watched ting out most of 2017 Georgia could make a case for a waiver to allow the up-and-coming talent from across the country inside the mam- him immediate eligibility. moth venue. On hand, at one point or another, was Villanova’s Jay Wright, who has won two of the past three national titles, along with Greinke rules on legends like North Carolina’s Roy Williams, Kansas’ Bill Self, Ken- tucky’s John Calipari and Syra- cuse’s Jim Boeheim. road as Dbacks There’s a chance it could be the last time coaches of that ilk visit the Champions Center for a long time. shut out Braves The event, which wrapped up Saturday, is the final of three shoe company tournaments — the others BY CHARLES ODUM Greinke had seven strikeouts, being the adidas Gauntlet Series and Nike’s EYBL circuit — the AP Sports Writer did not walk a batter and allowed Champions Center hosts regularly. no more than one baserunner in Or at least it has hosted them fre- ATLANTA — Arizona man- any inning. quently since the facility opened. ager Torey Lovullo asked his Even though he has not lost The future, though, appears a little team for a strong finish before since June 13 against Pittsburgh, murky. the All-Star break. Greinke said he felt stronger than It has nothing to do with the Zack Greinke set the example. in other games, including his last Champions Center and everything Greinke added another road start against San Diego. to do with the current state of col- win to his strong first half by al- “It felt good from the get-go,” lege basketball coming off last lowing only four hits in 7 2/3 in- Greinke said. “Way different year’s recruiting scandal. nings, extending Atlanta’s from the last game. ... My fast- The Condoleezza Rice-led Com- mission on College Basketball has offensive slump, and the Dia- ball was really good today. That proposed several changes to the mondbacks shut out the Braves kind of made all the other pitches way the NCAA runs the sport. Ac- 3-0 on Saturday. better.” cording to the NCAA’s webpage on “He was fantastic,” Lovullo Ketel Marte hit a sixth-inning the commission, there are four main said. “Our guy, our All-Star goes homer for Arizona, which has areas targeted to improve. out there and pitches into the won the first two games of the One in particular could create a eighth inning and really was in three-game series and has seismic shift in how amateur bas- control every inning.” matched its 2017 team record of ketball is played. That area is re- Greinke (10-5), named to the 53 wins before the All-Star ferred to as “mitigate non-scholastic NL All-Star team on Thursday as break. basketball’s harmful influence on a replacement for Chicago’s Jon The Diamondbacks began the college basketball.” The recommendations by the Lester, has won five straight de- day one-half game behind the Rice commission would lead to cisions. The 34-year-old right- first-place Dodgers in the NL sweeping changes to where, when JEFF GAMMONS/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE hander has been especially strong West. DC Premier point guard Prentiss Hubb lays the ball in during a game against the Atlanta Xpress away from home, winning five SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B SEE HOOPS, PAGE 3B in the first round of the 17U Under Armour Association Finals at LakePoint on July 14, 2016. straight road starts since June 8. Kerber knocks off Williams at Wimbledon for 3rd Grand Slam title

BY HOWARD FENDRICH You have to go through all the more impressive was this: She pressed with herself for just AP Tennis Writer things — the good things, the bad broke Williams in 4 of 9 service reaching the final. She also things — and then you need to games. wanted to win, of course. LONDON — Angelique Ker- learn,” said Kerber, the first Ger- In doing so, Kerber prevented “To all the moms out there, I ber was not about to be over- man to win Wimbledon since Williams from claiming an was playing for you today — and whelmed by the setting or the Steffi Graf in 1996. eighth title at Wimbledon and I tried,” said the 36-year-old stakes in this Wimbledon final. “I know that against Serena, I 24th from all Grand Slam tourna- American, her voice shaking dur- She knew exactly what to expect have to play my best tennis, es- ments , which would have ing the trophy ceremony. — and what to do — against Ser- pecially in the important mo- equaled Margaret Court’s record. Kerber addressed Williams ena Williams. ments,” said Kerber, who won As things stand, Williams holds during the on-court interviews, Two years after losing to the Australian Open and U.S. the mark for the half-century of saying: “You’re such an inspira- Williams with a title on the line Open in 2016, but was the run- professional tennis, one ahead of tion for everybody, for all of us. at Centre Court , Kerber came ner-up to Williams at Wimbledon Kerber’s idol, Graf. I’m sure you will have your next through. So steady, so patient, so that season, “especially in the im- Williams gave birth only 10½ Grand Slam title soon. I’m really, accurate throughout, she never portant moments.” months ago, then was treated for really sure.” really gave Williams much of a That’s just what she did. blood clots . She wore special The final started more than two chance this time, putting together “Angelique played really compression leggings as a pre- hours late, because they had to a 6-3, 6-3 victory Saturday for well,” Williams said. “She caution during Wimbledon, just wait for the end of Novak

NIC BOTHMA, POOL VIA AP her first championship at the All played out of her mind.” the fourth tournament of her Djokovic’s five-set victory over Angelique Kerber meets Serena Williams, right, at the net after England Club and third major Kerber made only five un- comeback. Rafael Nadal in a men’s semi that defeating her in the women’s singles final at the Wimbledon overall. forced errors the entire match, 19 After all the time away, Tennis Championships Saturday in London. “I think it’s the experience. fewer than Williams. Perhaps Williams spoke about being im- SEE WIMBLEDON, PAGE 4B Belgium beats England, finishes 3rd at World Cup

BY JAMES ELLINGWORTH England matched its best World Cup re- World Cup was fourth, but the team out- AP Sports Writer sult — fourth in 1990 — since winning played England in the midfield to go one the tournament for the only time in 1966. better this time. ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — For “Today shows there’s room for im- The Belgians could easily have scored Belgium and England, the third-place provement. We’re not the finished article. more, with Pickford making a good save match at the World Cup was more like a We’re still learning. We’re still getting bet- to stop a shot from De Bruyne in the 11th dress rehearsal for future finals. ter,” England striker Harry Kane said. and Alderweireld volleying narrowly over At least they hope. “We don’t want to wait another 20-odd the bar in the 35th. The Belgians earned their best World years to get into another major semifinal.” England made set pieces the corner- Cup finish by beating England 2-0 on Sat- Both Belgium and England were play- stone of its run to the World Cup semifi- urday in a match both saw as the start of a ing for the seventh time in 26 days, but the nals and created chances for Harry push for the European Championship title Belgians entered the match with an extra Maguire and Dier in the second half. Nei- in 2020 or the World Cup in 2022. day of rest. ther hit the target with their headers. “With this winning mentality you can Meunier’s goal matched a World Cup It was the second time England and win trophies,” said Eden Hazard, who record for Belgium by having 10 different Belgium met in this year’s tournament. In scored Belgium’s second goal. “In two players score in a tournament, something the group stage, both teams had already years, in four years, we will be better. We only done before by France in 1982 and qualified before Belgium’s 1-0 win in have young players. They are very good Italy in 2006. Kaliningrad. also in the team. They push all of us.” Meunier scored in the fourth minute, GOLDEN BOOT Thomas Meunier and Hazard both knocking a cross from Nacer Chadli past Kane is still placed to win the Golden scored at St. Petersburg Stadium in a England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Boot with a tournament-leading six goals match between the two semifinal losers. Hazard added the other off a pass from ahead of Sunday’s final. France and Croatia will play in the final Kevin De Bruyne in the 82nd. Kane last scored in England’s win over on Sunday at the Luzhniki Stadium in Toby Alderweireld denied England’s Colombia in the round of 16. On Saturday, PETR DAVID JOSEK/AP Moscow. The French beat Belgium on best chance of the game, sliding on the he slipped as he shot wide in the first half, Belgium’s Eden Hazard runs in celebration after scoring his side’s second goal Tuesday in the semifinals, while the goal line to clear a shot from Eric Dier. then failed to make contact with Jesse Lin- during the third place match between England and Belgium at the 2018 soccer Croats defeated England on Wednesday. Belgium’s previous best finish at the gard’s cross early in the second. World Cup in St. Petersburg Stadium Saturday in St. Petersburg, Russia. 2B Sunday, July 15, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Long wait for Markakis ends with first All-Star selection

BY CHARLES ODUM teams in his 14-year career that ended in Even at 34, Markakis said he also can AP Sports Writer 2013, is the only player with more hits learn from the young rookies. than Markakis who was never named an “I’m learning from them and hopefully ATLANTA — Nick Markakis kept All-Star. they can learn from me, too,” he said. saying he’d rather have a four-day break Those who have been around “Just go about your business and do what with his family than be named an All- Markakis the longest had the loudest you can to help a ballclub win every Star. cheers for the selection many said was day.” Actually receiving his first All-Star se- long overdue. Markakis has helped the Braves lead lection changed all that. Suddenly he re- “One of the happiest moments of my the NL East for much of the season. He alized he’ll relish the time with his wife big league career was giving him that entered Friday night’s game against Ari- and three sons at a setting where he’ll be All-Star envelope,” Braves manager zona leading the NL with 116 hits and 38 recognized as one of the game’s biggest Brian Snitker said. multi-hit games and tied for the lead with stars. Former Braves third baseman Chipper 29 doubles. His .322 batting average “Yeah, it’s one of those feelings that Jones used his Twitter account to say the ranked second in the league. you’ve never felt before,” Markakis said. All-Star honor was long overdue. Markakis is having his best season, but “It’s definitely special, especially with Orioles manager Buck Showalter en- he has been good for many years. He has my kids being old enough to be able to joyed seeing his former right fielder fi- a .289 career batting average, though his share it and remember it.” nally thrust into the spotlight. modest power numbers made it difficult Markakis, 34, collected 2,165 hits and “I can’t imagine anyone having a more for him to fare well in comparisons with two Gold Gloves in 13 seasons, includ- All-Star worthy season than Nick the game’s top sluggers. Markakis has hit ing nine with Baltimore, before finally Markakis,” Showalter said when the Ori- 20 or more homers in only two seasons, breaking through for his first All-Star se- oles visited Atlanta in late June. “There the last time in 2008 when he hit 20 with lection in his fourth season with Atlanta. is such a self-pride there. Contracts don’t Baltimore. He has 10 homers with 60 His breakthrough left no room for drive him. The only thing that drives him RBIs. doubt. After so many years of being an is winning.” JOHN AMIS/AP In an era where all-or-nothing swings also-ran in the voting, Markakis led all Showalter has a special appreciation Atlanta Braves’ Nick Markakis hits a line drive single to right field during the earn TV highlights and big contracts, National League outfielders with for the role Markakis holds with a re- sixth inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday in Atlanta. there is still an appreciation for the skills 3,556,469 votes. building Braves team that also features Markakis brings as a disciplined hitter. “It’s going to be exciting,” Markakis such young players as All-Star second Markakis said he tries to provide a I was young I watched the older guys “I love the guy,” Toronto manager said. “It’s going to be a fun couple of baseman Ozzie Albies, 21, and left guide for younger players by sticking to and how they prepared themselves with John Gibbons said. “I saw him many days up there. I’m excited to share it with fielder Ronald Acuna Jr., 20. a strict routine each day. what they did. It rubbed off on me and years in Baltimore. I don’t think he prob- my kids and share it with my teammates “To try to put a young team together, “I’ve got myself in a routine I do now here I am today doing it and hope- ably gets the recognition he deserves. ... who are coming along with me.” to have a guy like Nick around is para- daily,” he said. “I try to stay within that fully I can help my teammates and the He’s still one of the top pure hitters in the Juan Pierre, who had 2,217 hits for six mount,” Showalter said. and not stray too far from it. Even when younger guys.” game.”

through this,” said Braves manager single before Chris Owings singled statistic, according to the Diamond- Braves’ Vizcaino BRAVES Brian Snitker. “We went a long time with two outs in the fourth and scored backs. Pittsburgh’s Mark Melancon without experiencing it. We’re in a rut on a double off the left-field wall by also had 25 holds before the break in returns to DL FROM PAGE 1B here, but you look up and we’re still in Jeff Mathis. 2013. the thick of it. We’re still close.” Marte’s homer gave Arizona a 3-0 LOOKING AHEAD “I’ve asked these guys openly to Brad Boxberger pitched around a lead and knocked Newcomb out of the Braves LHP Max Fried, on the 10- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS make sure they come out and play one-out single by Nick Markakis in game. day DL with a left middle finger blis- ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves have good baseball before the break and the ninth for his 24th save. TRAINER’S ROOM ter, is an option to start on July 24 at placed closer Arodys Vizcaino on the 10-day coming out of the break,” Lovullo Braves left-hander Sean Newcomb, Braves closer Arodys Vizcaino was Miami if LHP Luiz Gohara is not yet disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. said. “It’s very important to us. I’m who didn’t walk more than three bat- placed on the 10-day disabled list with sufficiently stretched out at Triple-A It is Vizcaino’s second stint on the DL with proud of them. They’re executing and ters in any of his five June starts, has right shoulder inflammation for the Gwinnett. The Braves need help in the shoulder problem in four weeks. He was playing good baseball. That’s the bot- had renewed control problems in July. second time in four weeks. The sur- their rotation with RHP Brandon Mc- activated on July 3 after missing eight games. tom line.” Newcomb (8-5) walked three of Ari- prise move was made shortly before Carthy (right knee tendinitis) and RHP Vizcaino has 15 saves in 17 chances, but The Braves, who have lost eight of zona’s first four batters, setting up the game after Vizcaino said he was Mike Soroka (right shoulder inflam- has been unavailable at times because of sore- 10, remained 1 1/2 games behind Steven Souza Jr.’s bases-loaded single unavailable to pitch. “It’s concerning, mation) on the DL. ness in the shoulder. He has thrown three Philadelphia in the NL East. to left field. very much so I think,” Snitker said. UP NEXT scoreless innings since coming off the DL. An offensive slump is a big reason Newcomb allowed three runs on RHP Peter Moylan was reinstated Diamondbacks: LHP Patrick Corbin Atlanta fell out of first place this week four hits and three walks in 5 2/3 in- from the 10-day DL. (6-3, 3.09) has a 1.54 ERA in his last A.J. Minter, who has four saves in a more after holding at least a share of the di- nings. He has issued 12 walks in three BRADLEY’S HOLDS four starts since June 22. prominent role this season, could be the pri- vision lead since May 31. The Braves starts this month. Arizona’s Archie Bradley earned his Braves: RHP Julio Teheran (6-6, mary replacement for Vizcaino. have scored no more than two runs in Newcomb threw 36 pitches in the 26th hold of the season, the most in the 4.47) is 3-1 with a 3.15 ERA in seven Right-hander Peter Moylan was reinstated six of their last nine games. long first inning. He regrouped to majors before the All-Star break since career starts against Arizona. He did from the 10-day DL before Saturday’s game “You know you’re going to go record 10 straight outs after Souza’s 1969, when holds became an official not face the Diamondbacks in 2017. against Arizona. The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, July 15, 2018 3B

The goal of the commission, at hands and give it back to the high year of college before declaring for Although the removal of the HOOPS least on this front, seems to be to school coaches. the draft. one-and-done rule, which began RECREATION have players spend the summer “Who knows if that’s the right Earlier this week, the Associated with the 2006 NBA draft, would FROM PAGE 3B participating in high school team way to do it. Who knows if she’s Press quoted Silver as saying the likely take some time given that it’s CALENDAR camps and yet-to-be-created going to be successful. I don’t following after an NBA Board of part of the association’s collective and how basketball is played out- NCAA basketball camps. know. Depending on what happens Governors meeting: bargaining agreement, the Rice side of the school season. A new “There’s a lot of talk that the with that and how strong our AAU “My personal view is that we’re commission’s recommendations TENNIS CAMPS — The City recruiting calendar would likely travel basketball scene is going to teams are that could, obviously, all ready to make that change. It won’t that relate solely to the recruiting of Cartersville Parks and Recreation force travel ball circuits like those be changing starting next year,” throw us for a loop.” come immediately. But when I’ve calendar — and other NCAA-spe- Department’s summer tennis ran by the shoe companies to move Dan McDonald, who runs some of It also appears the entire recruit- weighed the pros and cons, given cific rules — could be imple- camps, QuickStart Tennis Tots pro- from their coveted July slot, if not the tournaments at LakePoint, in- ing landscape could change if the that Condoleezza Rice and her mented immediately. gram, for ages 3-6 will run July 23- end them entirely. cluding the Battle for Georgia, said commission and NBA commis- commission have recommended to There are several meetings that 26. The camps will run from 9 to 11 It would also likely lead to other last week. “Condoleezza Rice has sioner Adam Silver have their way. the NBA that those one-and-done will take place between now and a.m. each day with a fee of $80 per smaller tournaments — like the re- her commission talking about Under the umbrella of “create players now come directly into the the annual NCAA convention in session. The Junior Beginner/Inter- cently established Battle for Geor- changing the recruiting schedule realistic pathways for student-ath- league and in essence the college January, when all proposals could mediate Camps for ages 7-14 will gia, which took place for the first and where coaches can go through- lete success,” the Rice commission community is saying ‘We do not be up for a vote, but there’s a real have sessions the same days as the time last Sunday — shifting their out the summer. What they’re ba- recommended ending the one-and- want those players anymore,’ I possibility travel basketball will Tots program with an additional dates with some unlikely to survive sically trying to do is take the done rule, which essentially forces think that tips the scale in my face a massive overhaul as early as session taking place July 16-19. All the tightened calendar. power out of the AAU coaches basketball players to attend one mind.” next year. sessions will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily at a cost of $130 per session.

GYMNASTICS CAMPS — Dates for the Cartersville Parks and SPORTSROUNDUP Recreation Department summer gymnastics camps have been an- nounced. The preschool summer MLS Standings camp for children ages 3-6 will run July 16-20. The cost is $80 for each EASTERN CONFERENCE On the Air session. The camps run from 9 a.m. W L T Pts GF GA ATLANTA UNITED FC 12 4 4 40 42 23 MLB BASEBALL 4 p.m. — U.S. Senior Women’s Open: to noon each day. The developmen- New York City FC 11 4 4 40 40 24 New York 10 5 2 35 37 19 1 p.m. — N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland (TBS) Final-round play (FS1) tal summer camp for children 7 and Columbus 8 6 6 30 24 25 older will run July 23-27 from 9 New England 7 4 7 28 30 25 1:30 p.m. — Arizona at Atlanta (FSSO) INDYCAR Montreal 8 12 0 24 24 35 NBA SUMMER LEAGUE 3:30 p.m. — Honda Indy Toronto (NBCSN) a.m. to noon each day. Philadelphia 7 9 3 24 25 30 Chicago 6 9 5 23 32 38 6 p.m. — Quarterfinal (ESPN2) MLS SOCCER Orlando City 6 11 1 19 25 41 CHEER CAMPS — A pair of Toronto FC 4 10 4 16 29 36 8 p.m. — Portland vs. Boston/Miami (ESPN2) 2 p.m. — Atlanta United vs. Seattle Sounders (FOX) youth cheerleading camps will take D.C. United 2 7 5 11 23 29 10 p.m. — Quarterfinal (ESPN2) 6 p.m. — LAFC vs. Portland (ESPN) place July 20-21 at Excel Christian WESTERN CONFERENCE WNBA BASKETBALL WORLD CUP SOCCER Academy. The camp for those en- W L T Pts GF GA 3 p.m. — Washington at Atlanta (FSSE) 11 a.m. — France vs. Croatia (FOX) FC Dallas 10 3 5 35 28 21 tering kindergarten through second Los Angeles FC 10 4 4 34 41 28 PRO GOLF INTERNATIONAL CUP SOFTBALL grade will take place from 9 a.m. to Sporting Kansas City 9 5 6 33 37 27 Real Salt Lake 9 8 2 29 27 34 1 p.m. — John Deere Classic: Final-round play (GOLF) 8 p.m. — Championship game (ESPN) noon each day. The camp for those Portland 8 3 5 29 26 22 3 p.m. — John Deere Classic: Final-round play (CBS) ATP TOUR TENNIS heading into third grade through Vancouver 7 7 5 26 29 37 Houston 7 6 4 25 36 26 3 p.m. — American Century Championship: 9 a.m. — Wimbledon: Men’s final (ESPN) sixth grade will be from 1 to 4 p.m. LA Galaxy 7 7 4 25 31 28 Minnesota United 6 11 1 19 23 36 Final-round play (NBC) Cost for each camp is $50. For Seattle 4 9 4 16 15 22 more information or to register, call Colorado 4 11 3 15 22 32 Goals Sean Johnson, NYC FC, 7 Diego Costa, Spain 770-382-9488 or email San Jose 2 10 6 12 29 37 Josef Martinez, ATLANTA UNITED FC, 18 Tim Melia, Sporting Kansas City, 7 Artem Dzyuba, Russia Zlatan Ibrahimovic, LA Galaxy, 11 Zack Steffen, Columbus, 7 Antoine Griezmann, France [email protected]. Saturday’s games Bradley Wright-Phillips, New York Redbulls, 11 Saves Eden Hazard, Belgium New York City FC 2, Columbus 0 Gyasi Zardes, Columbus, 11 Evan Bush, Montreal, 82 Yerry Mina, Colombia New York 3, Sporting Kansas City 2 Assists Andre Blake, Philadelphia, 70 Kylian Mbappe, France BASKETBALL CAMP — LA Galaxy at New England, late Kaku, New York Redbulls, 10 David Bingham, LA Galaxy, 68 San Jose at Montreal, late Maximiliano Moralez, NYC FC, 10 Excel Christian Academy will host Chicago at FC Dallas, late Romell Quioto, Houston, 10 PREVIOUS WORLD CUP FINALS a coed basketball camp for ages 8- Real Salt Lake at Minnesota United, late Shots World Cup 2014 — Germany 1, Argentina 0, OT Toronto FC at Orlando City, late Miguel Almiron, ATLANTA UNITED FC, 90 2010 — Spain 1, Netherlands 0, OT Vancouver at D.C. United, late 13. The camp will run July 23-27 Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto, 88 2006 — Italy 1, France 1, Italy won 5-3 on penalty kicks Houston at Colorado, late Alberth Elis, Houston, 68 All Times EDT from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Today’s games 2002 — Brazil 2, Germany 0 Shots on Goal THIRD PLACE 1998 — France 3, Brazil 0 The cost is $165 and lunch will be Seattle at ATLANTA UNITED FC, 2 p.m. Alberth Elis, Houston, 33 Saturday 1994 — Brazil 0, Italy 0, Brazil won 3-2 on penalty kicks provided. For more information or Portland at Los Angeles FC, 6 p.m. Josef Martinez, ATLANTA UNITED FC, 32 At Saint Petersburg, Russia Wednesday Miguel Almiron, ATLANTA UNITED FC, 31 Belgium 2, England 0 1990 — West Germany 1, Argentina 0 to register, contact camp director New England at Minnesota United, 8 p.m. Cards CHAMPIONSHIP 1986 — Argentina 3, West Germany 2 Saturday, July 21 Jack Price, Columbus, 8 Today 1982 — Italy 3, West Germany 1 Shannon Boatfield by phone at 770- D.C. United at ATLANTA UNITED FC, 3:30 p.m. Diego Chara, Portland, 7 At Moscow 1978 — Argentina 3, Netherlands 1, OT Vancouver at Seattle, 4 p.m. 382-9488 or by email at sboat- Dominique Badji, Columbus, 6 France vs. Croatia, 11 a.m. 1974 — West Germany 2, Netherlands 1 LA Galaxy at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Diego Fagundez, New England, 6 [email protected]. New England at New York, 7 p.m. 1970 — Brazil 4, Italy 1 Leandro Gonzalez Pirez, ATLANTA UNITED FC, 6 1966 — England 4, West Germany 2, OT Toronto FC at Chicago, 7 p.m. Matt Hedges, FC Dallas, 6 WORLD CUP SCORING LEADERS Orlando City at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. 1962 — Brazil 3, Czechoslovakia 1 Johan Kappelhof, Chicago, 6 Six FC Dallas at Houston, 9 p.m. 1958 — Brazil 5, Sweden 2 GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Nouhou Tolo, Seattle, 6 Harry Kane, England Colorado at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. Danny Wilson, Columbus, 6 Four 1954 — West Germany 3, Hungary 2 — The summer gymnastics sched- Montreal at Portland, 11 p.m. Goals Allowed Average Denis Cheryshev, Russia 1950 — x-Uruguay 2, Brazil 1 Sunday, July 22 ule for the City of Cartersville Parks Jeff Attinella, Portland, 0.80 Romelu Lukaku, Belgium 1938 — Italy 4, Hungary 2 Los Angeles FC at Minnesota United, 7 p.m. and Recreation Department will run Luis Robles, New York Redbulls, 1.00 Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal 1934 — Italy 2, Czechoslovakia 1, OT MLS LEADERS Zack Steffen, Columbus, 1.00 Three 1930 — Uruguay 4, Argentina 2 through July 26. The nine-week Through Wednesday, July 11 Shutouts Edinson Cavani, Uruguay x-last game of tournament, but technically not a final session is for children ages 2-13. 4B Sunday, July 15, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Djokovic tops Nadal to reach 5th Wimbledon final

BY HOWARD FENDRICH women’s final — normally the AP Tennis Writer stand-alone showcase on the fort- night’s last Saturday — delayed LONDON — From the way until Nadal and Djokovic fin- Novak Djokovic repeatedly ished. smacked his racket against his Djokovic hasn’t won a major shoe after one miss, to the shouts in more than two years, dealing directed at himself and his coach with an injured right elbow that after others, it was clear how was so painful in 2017 he quit his much he wanted to prove he’s quarterfinal at Wimbledon and past the roughest patch of his ca- sat out the rest of the season. He reer. had surgery in February, but his Djokovic sent the strongest results were still shaky. signal yet he is back at the top of Until now, that is. tennis by reaching his fifth Wim- His defense and returning are bledon final with a 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 as good as ever and made the dif- (9), 3-6, 10-8 victory over rival ference in his 52nd career tour- Rafael Nadal on Saturday in a level meeting with Nadal, more match suspended overnight. than any other two men have “It really could have gone ei- played. ther ways,” said Djokovic, who “In my opinion, he deserved is bidding for a fourth champi- it,” Nadal said. “I deserved it, onship at the All England Club too.” and 13th Grand Slam title over- Undaunted by losing a lead TIM IRELAND/AP all. “Basically until the last shot, and being forced to an extra set, Serbia’s Novak Djokovic returns the ball to Rafael Nadal of Spain during their men’s singles semifinals match at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships Saturday in London. Djokovic will face Kevin Anderson in the final today. I didn’t know if I was going to Djokovic saved break points at 4- win.” all and 7-all in the fifth, before as it ricocheted off the dome — he’d won the match, not a soli- ting broken again to trail 5-3 in two — he owns zero Grand Slam He’ll face Kevin Anderson in breaking Nadal at love to end the thwack of ball off racket, the tary game. that set by raising his left shoe titles — but he also is coming off today’s final. Anderson beat John things. players’ grunts, the spectators’ When Nadal broke in Satur- and violently pounding his racket a pair of strenuous five-setters, Isner in a 6 1/2-hour semifinal “It’s hard to pick the words,” applause. day’s second game, a dismayed against it — one, two, three, four including his 13-11 win against that ended at 26-24 fifth set Fri- said Djokovic, who has won his This was high-decibel, high- Djokovic grabbed a spare ball times. Moments later, he got to eight-time Wimbledon champion day night, pushing back the start past eight five-setters at Wimble- stakes, high-quality tennis be- and whacked it with his racket love-40 before Nadal took five Roger Federer in the quarterfi- of Djokovic vs. Nadal. don. “I’m just going through tween two of the greats right against the wall behind the base- points in a row to serve out the nals. The second semifinal then was things, flashbacks of the last 15 from the get-go, beginning with line. Fortunately, he was at the set. There’s no doubt Djokovic will halted when the third set ended months, and everything I’ve been an 18-point, six-deuce game that end of the court farthest from the But it was Djokovic who be a big favorite, even if he did just past 11 p.m., because of a through to get here.” last 15 minutes and felt truly piv- Royal Box, where the pair of vis- tended to be better down the need to play nearly 2 1/2 hours neighborhood curfew. It had As intense as any athletes in otal. It included a 23-stroke ex- iting Duchesses, Kate and the stretch in his 52nd career meet- Saturday while Anderson was started with Centre Court’s re- any sport, these two didn’t ex- change and three others of at newly married Meghan, sat in the ing against Nadal in a contest able to rest and relax and recover. tractable roof closed and so con- actly slowly ramp things up least 11. Nadal saved two break front row. that seemed as if it should be “It’s been a roller-coaster ride cluded that way, too, even though when they returned to Centre points and when he finally held, There were other such displays worth a trophy. for him the last couple rounds, there was no hint of rain. Court about 14 hours after they’d the owner 17 major champi- of emotion from Djokovic, who Might very well have been. but he had a day off, which It all made for an unusual departed. Having the roof shut onships, two at Wimbledon, is prone to yelling at himself or Not only is Anderson far less means a lot,” Djokovic said. “I schedule, with the start of the meant every sound was amplified punched the air and yelled as if at his coach. He reacted by get- accomplished than either of these wish I could have one.”

right from the outset. is something akin to trying to put ways true. Kerber was broken only once. climbed into the stands to hug Fis- WIMBLEDON After taking the opening two one past a brick wall. There are no Kerber is much more than a de- And she delivered a pair of down- sette and her family. points, she made four miscues in a holes. fender. She has added a more ag- the-line forehand passing winners Later, Kerber sipped cham- FROM PAGE 1B row to get broken. That was part The left-hander scurried along gressive element to her game in to grab the last break of Williams pagne and collected the round, of a run in which she dropped 8 of the baseline, this way and that, recent years and worked to im- she’d need, for a 4-2 edge in the purple badge given to a champion was suspended the night before. 9 points. Williams was mostly her using a combination of quickness prove her serve. second set. to signify membership in the All Today, Djokovic will play Kevin own undoing, too: She was re- and anticipation to track down “I’m still sure that we haven’t Kerber celebrated match point England Club. Anderson, who won his semifinal sponsible for the final’s initial six what often appeared to be winners seen the best Angie,” said her by covering her face and collaps- She affixed the badge to her against John Isner 26-24 in the unforced errors. By the time the for Williams but were not enough coach, Wim Fissette. “The defense ing flat on her back, getting grass white T-shirt and laughed as she fifth set Friday night. first set was over, the disparity was to end a point. Kerber would bend is one of her qualities, but she also stains on her white outfit. She rel- proudly played with it at the start Despite so much Grand Slam 14-3. real low, even putting a knee right knows now that she’s not going to ished the moment she had dreamt of her news conference. success, despite holding a 6-2 ca- That’s not going to work against on the grass to get a ball back. win a Grand Slam with just de- about as a little kid, watching Graf “Winning here, it’s forever,” reer edge against Kerber entering an opponent of Kerber’s quality. And when she swung her fense, and that’s, for me, very im- on TV. Kerber said. “Nobody can take the the day, Williams played tightly Trying to sneak a ball by Kerber racket, the measure was almost al- portant.” After embracing Williams, she title away from me now.”

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RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Left, SPLASH Bartow participants attend a worship service at The Church at Liberty Square Wednesday evening. This year, 400 students and 350 adults volunteered in the mission effort. Above, SPLASH Bartow veterans Pete Carbajo, left, and his son, Peter, speak with a young SPLASH participant at the group’s Wednesday evening gathering at The Church at Liberty Square in Cartersville.

Father-son duo volunteer in life-changing, in-county mission effort

BY MARIE NESMITH With the female volunteers taking shel- me want to do it every year for the rest of [email protected] ter at The Church at Liberty Square and my life. It’s the atmosphere. Everyone is Oakland Heights Baptist and the males just friendly, willing to make new friends. Considering his family “splashed” by staying at Grace Baptist and Tabernacle Everyone is there for the same reason, SPLASH Bartow, Peter “Pete” R. Carbajo Baptist, the young participants also at- that’s to help others. was excited to welcome his son back to tended nightly worship services. “The first project I worked on, our team the in-county mission effort. While they “SPLASH is a multigenerational com- split into two for this … elderly lady. Half worked at different sites, 2018 marked the munity service experience,” said Franklin, went inside, helped her, cleaned up the first year both served as adult volunteers who also serves as the associational mis- house and kept her company, while the in the annual community-outreach event. sionary for Bartow Baptist Association. other half was on the construction team, “In 2009, [SPLASH Bartow Director] “Our goal is to mobilize the community, which is what I was on. We basically re- David Franklin walked into my job, and I but particularly teenagers. [We want to in- built the roof of her back porch, because RANDTY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS asked about his shirt,” said Carbajo, a spire them] to serve in their community it was all rotted. It was my first actual con- Peter Carbajo instructs a young SPLASH participant about Cartersville resident, who has volunteered not just this week but for a lifetime. So we struction project ever. So that was fun — where to position himself during a pickup soccer game on in SPLASH Bartow for eight years. “It will put them out on a hundred different breaking it down and then rebuilding it the basketball court at Atco Baptist Church. had a SPLASH logo on it, and he ex- worksites, but we will challenge them to into something new. She was just over- plained what it was. And I said, ‘My son continue to do this at school, at home, in whelmed with how helpful everybody needs to do that.’ … SPLASH Bartow has this community for a lifetime. was. She was kind of expecting everyone brought my family closer and I believe it “… We’ve seen people that were in to come, do their thing and leave. But in- has impacted my son’s life so much that SPLASH that come back to be team lead- stead we came, we got to know her and he invited his wife, Dania Carbajo, as a ers. … They [say] that was one of the made a strong connection.” new volunteer. And after [volunteering in most memorable weeks they had as a For the younger Carbajo, participating SPLASH] … his first four years [as a stu- teenager, because it’s not like any other in SPLASH Bartow as a youth has in- dent] and then being away for four years week. So it’s something that has definitely spired a lifelong spirit of giving. in the Army, he took time off from his mil- made an imprint on them. … They still “I’ve always been a very helpful kid, itary duties to do SPLASH and help others look for opportunities to [Show People but after SPLASH I started getting an un- in need. Love and Share Him].” derstanding as to why we help people “Our family was blessed, or as they say As his father transformed a house in when we do,” he said, adding he accepted ‘splashed,’ by SPLASH Bartow. Two south Bartow, Army Spc. Peter E. Carbajo Jesus as his personal savior during years ago when my wife was diagnosed helped student volunteers lead a pair of SPLASH Bartow in 2010. “It’s not for any with brain cancer and realized that she camps for youth at Atco Baptist Church personal gain or self-pleasure. It’s for the would eventually need a ramp to get in and Bartow County College and Career sole purpose of helping humanity — help- and out of the house, I could remember Academy. ing others and knowing that if you were the projects we have participated in, like “I’ve wanted to participate every year in their shoes you would want somebody [working on] a patio roof, rear deck rail- since [volunteering as a student],” he said. to help you. ing, three yard cleanings, trash removal “However, being [stationed] in Hawaii “…[Now] even if I’m driving down the and building a handicap ramp.” and in the Army, I [was] either at training road and see somebody has a flat tire, I’ve He continued, “This year, we are on a or plane tickets [were] expensive because stopped multiple times to help them paint project for a gentleman who lost it was summertime. There was always change their tire. Or if they don’t have both of his parents, and due to health something preventing me from coming what they need, I’ll take them to the near- problems, he could not paint it himself. back and doing it. Now that I live in est gas station and get what they need and RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Being able to work with so many great Columbus, it’s a short two and a half hour take them back.” Pete Carbajo shows a SPLASH Bartow volunteer the finer people and kids has been amazing, [and] drive. Underscoring the importance of helping points of painting the trim of a house. to see the joy on the faces of everyone “… [This year] I feel like I’m more in- others beyond the SPLASH Bartow expe- who participates when the projects are volved with the organization side of it — rience, the theme for this year’s offering completed. I would like to thank David helping the youth and getting the is Move. Franklin for all the hard work he puts into SPLASH students ready for when it’s “God’s in heaven,” Franklin said. “We SPLASH, and for always being there for their time to finally lead. … So it’s my couldn’t move toward him, but He moved me and my family.” chance to give back to not just the com- toward us by sending his Son, Jesus. So An acronym of Show People Love and munity but to our SPLASH as well to he moved toward us, so we’re challenging Share Him, SPLASH Bartow featured make it stronger for next year which in these kids to do like Jesus did to move to- 350 adult volunteers and 400 middle-and turn makes it better for the community.” ward God and move toward other people high-school students from about 37 Joining the volunteer effort at age 13, … and help them any way that they can. churches in its 11th year. Presented July the now 22-year-old Carbajo shared “… That’s opening a door for a teacher 10 to 13, the offering consisted of 100 SPLASH Bartow initially exceeded his at school. [If somebody] doesn’t have projects ranging from conducting Back- expectations. food, you go help them. If you have some- yard Bible Clubs to performing construc- “I was kind of expecting it to just be an- body on your street, a senior adult that tion and yard maintenance tasks at other summer camp,” he said. “But in- can’t cut their grass, you go cut it. Don’t residences and nonprofits. stead, what I got was something that made just sit there — move.”

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Pete Carbajo and his fellow SPLASH Bartow volunteers spent most of the week painting and making improvements to this house on the south end of Bartow County. 2C Sunday, July 15, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News Are you reading old news? Stop and move forward I admit that I can be somewhat Recently, I was going through have a habit (not a good one) of and I don’t know how you felt or it’s normally not a good practice. of a newshound. I love to read the papers and I noticed that the reading old news, others have a feel. But, I know this, if it’s in Throw the old newspapers away. the newspaper. Each day I read one I was reading was almost a habit of, maybe, hanging onto the past, it’s done. Rehashing it There is “news,” as in current several newspapers online. I love week old. In today’s modern old news. Let me explain. isn’t doing any good. news, available today. to stay abreast of the news news cycle, that paper was ex- Maybe there is something that Sometimes this can happen in Try to stop dwelling on past and I love to look for good sto- tremely OLD news. So I tossed happened to you a long time ago. a church. I’ve known churches hurts. ries. the paper aside; I didn’t read it Maybe you were mistreated, that love to talk about “the good Just this morning, I was re- I also have three newspapers anymore, knowing it was old someone lied to you, someone ol’ days.” They love to reminisce minded of a past hurt. Briefly, I delivered to my home. When we news. Since then, I’ve not held promised you something and did- about the time when a certain wanted to revisit it, but with the are gone for a few days, we nor- on to old papers as much, know- n’t come through. pastor was there or a musician or Lord’s help, we are moving for- mally try to get someone to get ing I am reading and wasting my Are you still hanging onto a youth minister and how great ward. It is what it is. It happened. the mail for us. In the mail, there Potts time on old news. that? You may say, “Well, I have those days were. Learn from it and move forward. will be numerous papers. Someone reading this is think- a right to feel the way I do. A per- Listen, if you are always talk- The apostle Paul said, “... but When we get back, we go Over the next week or so, I ing: “That’s ridiculous. Why are son hurt me. I don’t know if I can ing about the past, it may be God one thing I do: forgetting what through the mail and I take most, will gradually read the papers as you reading old news? Invest ever forgive them.” isn’t doing anything in the pres- lies behind and reaching forward if not all, of the newspapers and I’m watching a ball game or at your time in something better.” Please understand: I’m not ent. to what lies ahead...” (Phil. 3:13). put them in a stack close to my times, when I’m sitting on the I agree with you; it is not a minimizing your pain. I didn’t While reading old news may Join me and let’s stop reading chair. deck. wise use of time. But, while I experience what you experienced reveal an interesting story or two, old news and move forward.

CHURCH CALENDAR

CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST by dinner. Everyone is welcome. be at 10 a.m. Morning worship Square Drive, Cartersville. The 22-27. There will be Sunday TIST CHURCH – 79 Rowland CHURCH – 142 Clear Creek will be at 11a.m. and evening Church at Liberty Square will school at 10 a.m. and then wor- Springs Road S.E., Cartersville. Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek SNOW SPRINGS BAPTIST service will be at 6 p.m. Services have its vacation Bible school ship at 11 a.m. Evening service The church’s food pantry is open Baptist Church is hosting its 64th CHURCH — 61 Snow Springs Monday through Saturday will be July 16-20 from 8:30 a.m. to on Sunday night will be at 6 p.m. the third Thursday of every annual homecoming today at Church Road, Adairsville. Snow at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. noon. Sunday service will be at All other services will be at 10:30 month from 10 a.m. to noon. 10:30 a.m. The Partin Family, Springs Church will have its Brother Robby Chastain will be 10:30 a.m. For more information, a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Joey from Talking Rock, will be the homecoming today at 10:30 a.m. the visiting preacher. Everyone is call 770-382-9489. Phillips and Steve Jones and Pas- EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF guest singers. The church will Sounds of Jericho will perform. invited. tor Randy Jackson will be the THE ASCENSION – 205 W. also host its revival July 16-20 at Everyone is invited. STAMP CREEK CHURCH – guests. Everyone is invited. Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The 7 p.m nightly with Brother Joel CORNERSTONE BAPTIST Stamp Creek Church is hosting church’s food pantry is open Alexander. Everyone is invited. DEWEY BAPTIST CHURCH — 2257 Hills Creek its revival July 22-28. Services PINE GROVE BAPTIST every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 CHURCH – 895 Springs Place Road, Taylorsville. Cornerstone will begin at 6 p.m on July 22 and CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove p.m, and Wednesday from 9 to 11 LIGHTED PATHWAY Road, White. Dewey Baptist Baptist Church will hold its re- at 7:30 p.m. every other evening. Road, Cartersville. Pine Grove a.m. CHURCH OF GOD – 2054 Church is hosting its homecom- vival July 16-20 at 7 p.m. each Additionally, the church will not Baptist Church is hosting is re- Cassville Road. Lighted Pathway ing today at 10:30 a.m. There will night. Everyone is welcome. be holding services on July 15. vival July 23-27 at 7 p.m. each PINE GROVE BAPTIST Church of God is having its an- be special singers and a dinner evening. Brother Joel Alexander CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove nual homecoming service, featur- after the service. Everyone is in- MOUNT TABOR BAPTIST ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- (July 23-25) and Brother Kenneth Road, Cartersville. The Pine ing Dwayne Dover, today at vited. CHURCH — 3068 Old Alabama TIST CHURCH – Rowland Stepp (July 26-27) will be the Grove Baptist Church food 10:45 a.m. Road, Taylorsville. Mount Tabor Springs Baptist Church is hosting Evangelists. Everyone is invited. pantry is open the first Thursday ZION HILL BAPTIST Baptist Church is hosting its va- Murray Tilles, of Light of Mes- of each month from 11 a.m. to 12 MT. CARMEL UMC — 825 CHURCH — 1105 Mission cation Bible school July 16-20 siah Ministries in Atlanta, to pres- DAVID STREET CHURCH p.m. Hall Station Road, Adairsville. Road, Cartersville. Zion Hill from 7-9 p.m. Classes are pro- ent “Jesus in the Passover” on OF GOD — Spiritual Vision Trio Mt. Carmel UMC will host Spiri- Baptist Church will be having a vided for all ages. Supper will be July 22 at 6 p.m. will be ministering through music POPLAR SPRINGS FEL- tual Vision in concert today at 6 revival today through July 21. served each night at 6 p.m. Com- Saturday, Aug. 4 at David Street LOWSHIP CHURCH – 118 p.m. The singing will be followed Sunday school and services will mencement Service will be con- WOFFORD’S CROSS- Church of God at 7 p.m. Refresh- George St., Adairsville. The ducted Sunday, July 22, ROADS BAPTIST CHURCH – ments will be served immediately church meets at The Living Way beginning at 6 p.m. Everyone is 222 Old Tennessee Highway and after service. Everyone is in- Church Coffee Shop every Sun-    invited. For more information, Cass White Road, White. Wof- vited. For more information, call day at 11 a.m.    contact Pastor Brent Edwards at ford’s Crossroads Baptist Church 770-606-2921. " %"  &# 770-715-6167. is hosting its homecoming on CELEBRATE RECOV- "($ July 22. Worship service will be THE LIGHTHOUSE EVAN- ERY – Celebrate Recovery, a  ( CROWE SPRINGS BAP- held at 10:45 a.m. followed by a GELISTIC CHURCH OF Christ-centered recovery pro-       TIST CHURCH – 290 Crowe covered dish luncheon at 12:15 PRAYER — The Lighthouse gram, meets every Monday night   Springs Road, Cartersville. p.m. and memorial service at 1:30 Evangelistic Church of Prayer is at North Pointe Church in          Crowe Springs Baptist Church is p.m. Cemetery Fund Offerings hosting its God is Here Power Adairsville. Cross Talk Cafe be- "#'!" hosting its vacation bible school will be accepted during the serv- Prosperity Conference Aug. 18 at gins at 6 p.m., large group wor-    July 16-20 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ices. 9 a.m. at 767 W. Avenue, Suite C, ship at 7 p.m. and small support         nightly. Supper will be served in Cartersville. The conference is groups at 8 p.m. For more infor- each night. PLAINVIEW BAPTIST free. For more information, call mation, call Kitty Hesdorff at CHURCH – Plainview Road, 404-207-3472. 404-642-3605 or email cele- CHURCH AT LIBERTY Adairsville. Plainview Baptist braterecovery@north- Bedroom Groups SQUARE — 2001 Liberty Church is hosting its revival July ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- pointechurch.com. Many To Choose From WHAT’S GOING ON

SONS OF CONFEDERATE UGA BARTOW COUNTY pay for dialysis and other med- that have built an agricultural VETERANS – Sons of Confed- EXTENSION – UGA Bartow ical costs. The cost is $20 per industry and legacy in this area. erate Veterans is meeting July County Extension is hosting bike and $10 for passengers. The exhibit will remain open 17 at the Cassville Historical Preserving the Taste of Sum- Registration is at 10 a.m. until Sept. 29. For more infor- Museum at 7 p.m. George mer: Food Preservation Work- mation, call 770-387-2774. Crawford, commander of the shops. Alexis Roberts, Family CASS HIGH SCHOOL North Georgia Division, is and Consumer Science Agent, CLASS OF ’98 REUNION – A TOPS WEIGHT LOSS – going to speak. For more infor- will lead workshops on how to 20 year reunion is being hosted Tops Weight Loss is moving to mation, call Dale Black at 678- make: beef jerky and other de- for members of Cass High Tuesdays. The meetings are 800-3214. hydrated foods, July 26 at from School’s class of 1998. Oct. 12, held at the Salvation Army, 16 6 to 8 p.m.; and jam and jellies, members and their families are Felton Place in Cartersville. CONNECTING FAMILY July 28 from 10 a.m. to noon. invited to attend the school’s Weigh in is at 6 p.m. with the MEMORY AND FUNERAL Each workshop costs $10. The homecoming football game. On meeting starting at 6:30 p.m. FOODS — On July 18, at noon, workshops are held at the exten- Oct. 13, a dinner is being set up For more information, contact Joshua Graham, manager of sion office at 320 W. Cherokee at Taverna Mediterranean Grill Rose at 770-545-5815. “Since 1965... Serving Cartersville & Bartow County over 53 Years. Family Owned & Operated.” programs at the Bartow History Ave. in Cartersville. To register, at 8 p.m. The price is $35 per Museum, will discuss how call 770-387-5142. person for dinner and members CARTERSVILLE-BAR- We will meet or beat ANY Advertised Price foods can be used to memorial- must RSVP by Sept. 1. For TOW COUNTY CULTURAL item for item - Shop and Compare! ize loved ones, and how the KENNEY’S KRUSADERS more information, call 770-855- ARTS ALLIANCE – The recipes help continue those con- 2ND ANNUAL BENEFIT 4237. Cartersville-Bartow County 106 S. Tennessee St., Cartersville • (770) 382-2866 nections. RIDE — Kenney’s Krusaders Cultural Arts Alliance holds its Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 6pm • Saturday 9am - 5pm 2nd Annual Benefit Ride will BARTOW HISTORY MU- monthly meeting the second take place Sept. 8 at Southern SEUM – The Bartow History Tuesday of each month at 5:45 Devil Harley-Davidson at 2281 Museum has opened its new ex- p.m. at The Arts Center, located Highway 411, Cartersville. The hibit, “The Call of the Land: at 101 N. Erwin St. in down- ride is in support of Kenney Cultivating Bartow’s Agricul- town Cartersville. Jart, who is need of a kidney tural Legacy.” The exhibit looks Meetings are open to the pub- transplant. All proceeds go to at the individuals and families lic.

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EVHS PETS OF THE WEEK Close encounters of the garden kind

I won’t be making models of Devil’s Tower, Wyoming, in the middle of the garden; or my mashed potatoes for that matter. I’ve walked around the entirety of this volcanic dome, which ac- cording to Native American legend was created by the claws of a bear attempting to make a meal of some children trapped on the flat top of this national monument. According to the movie: “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” we made contact with aliens in a field on the north- west side of this geological wonder. Richard Dreyfus was- n’t sure what he would find but Humphreys he was drawn to it. In our garden, I’m not sure what I’ll find during my day-to- day puttering, but I keep going back for more. Each day brings ETOWAH VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY/SPECIAL new hope that I will find something to produce an Left, my name is Vera, and I am a 6-year-old golden girl looking “aha!” moment or at its worst an “aw shucks!” flush of disap- for love in my golden years. At my age, nothing gets me down. pointment. Every day is a good day for me. I like to lay around, belly up, so someone will rub my belly and I also love to be held like a baby. Miss Em dug out a slew of daylilies emptying a planter that I think cats are very interesting and would love to have a cat or surrounds the mailbox. We replaced them with a mix of annuals dog sibling to be part of my next chapter in life. Above, my name and perennials, fulfilling a scheme that we talked through as we is Groot, and I am a handsome 1-year-old, independent guy. I am stood around the empty found-stone planter. anticipating a home where I can take long naps in the sun and With her trusty tape measure, we measured the available space where I can have a treat jar just for myself. I prefer to be in the company of humans over other pets, but I can try to manage and then purchased enough zinnias, coneflowers and yellow ice another cat. I like a daily brushing and swatting at toys that jingle. plants to fill each square foot of the space. With all the rain Did I mention that I like naps? I was possibly a little spoiled in we’ve been having it hasn’t required any supplemental watering my last home, and would love to find another family to lavish me — yet. with love. If you are interested in adopting Vera, Groot or any of their friends, or in volunteering at EVHS, please visit Miss Em, frustrated with deciding what to do with three tub www.EtowahValleyHumane.org. trugs filled with daylilies, finally dumped them into the garbage can — landfill fodder. Seeing as how I don’t like to see anything go to the landfill — especially “green” stuff, I pulled them out and took them to the back of The Allotment. There, I separated the clusters into too many individual plants and laid them onto some old vinyl EXTENSION TIP OF THE WEEK banners that I took out of the dumpster at work. I figured to plant them near the new berry box, but after I The second generation appears to ment the nymphs need to survive,” chewed up the honeysuckle hedge I changed my mind. Instead, Attack cause more injury. Spittlebug pop- she said. “You can treat with la- I dug a planting bed as wide as my broadfork and about 25-feet ulations and damage can be espe- beled pyrethroid insecticides.” long. I wasn’t sure how my broadfork would perform in hard cially high during years with high Time insecticide treatments in clay soil. It provided me good exercise and a deep planting bed of the spring and summer rainfall. heavily infested areas for mid-July. for about 25 of the best daylily plants from the mailbox clusters. Spittlebugs prefer centipede, but A number of pyrethroid products We will see how they work out since they are the farthest away feed on other warm-season grasses for lawns are available at local gar- Spittlebugs such as bermuda, zoysia and St. den centers such as bifenthrin, from a water faucet and I’m not sure how much water I’ll carry Augustine, too. In the Southeast, cyfluthrin and several others. to them. Some people call them cuckoo they also feed on some woody or- Mow and irrigate the grass several After I broadforked the clay soil, I broke each clod apart with spits. Others call them froghoppers namentals, especially holly trees hours before applying treatment my heavy-duty fork hoe. In a couple of places, I had to use a or devil spits. No matter what you Pugliese such as “Savannah” Holly, Braman late in the day. mattock to dig out a few roots. I didn’t expect to find tree roots call spittlebugs, they make a devil said. “If hollies have been infested, Be vigilant, though. The season that far from the copse of pine trees, but they were big enough of a mess in landscapes. With the to protect themselves from preda- the new growth will be twisted and isn’t over. “The first of two gener- and they were there. They didn’t come from a nearby bird- end of the drought, University of tors and to maintain their preferred deformed and the leaves will have ations have become adults now, so planted Pyracantha; they were too big. I did feel the sting of Georgia experts say spittlebugs are moist environment. It’s not the irregular brown blotches,” she they are very visible,” Braman thorns after I backed into that shrub measuring about 10-feet making a comeback around the spittle that should cause concern, said. Spittlebugs do not seriously said. “However, usually the second state. it’s the adult bugs that will follow harm established trees and shrubs. generation is bigger than the first. high and wide; it was a different kind of “goose.” “During our drought years, two- that cause the damage. Control is usually not necessary for It is starting to get dry where I am To finish preparing the planting bed, I dumped a leftover bag lined spittlebugs were not as much "The adults have needle-like woody plants. unless you happen to be under- of 10-10-10 fertilizer and (used-to-be) pelletized lime from The of a problem because they need a mouthparts to extract fluids from But, if the nymph spittle is ap- neath one of those pop up thunder- Allotment. I figured: “what do I have to lose?” I knew the ni- high-moisture environment for the the plants," said Braman. "They in- pearing in trees, don’t blame the storms. We could have another big trogen was gone from the N-P-K (nitrogen-phosphorus-potas- nymphs to develop in turf,” said ject a toxin that causes the grass to two-line spittlebug. “Spittlebugs adult emergence from late July sium) mixture but maybe some phosphorus and potassium Kris Braman, an entomologist with wither and turn brown. You will appearing in leyland cypress in through August if there is suffi- would be left — so I spread it across the planting bed, forking the UGA College of Agricultural notice purplish streaking, brown- north Georgia are a different cient moisture to support their de- it into the clay. and Environmental Sciences in ing and dieback on grasses that are species, not the two-lined spittle- velopment.” The moisture-laden lime came out in chunks — again with the Griffin. “We have had better mois- heavily infested.” bug that infests turfgrasses and at- fork I busted the chunks apart to spread and fork it into the clay. ture for two years now, so we Nymphs are easy to spot. The tack hollies,” she said. “The — Paul Pugliese is the Exten- might expect spittlebugs to make a spittle gives them away. The adults nymphs of the two-lined spittlebug sion Coordinator and Agricultural Those steps might have been futile but with naturally acidic soil comeback.” have distinctive markings. They are species only feed on non-woody & Natural Resources Agent for with a pH hovering in the low 5.0 range, I figured it wouldn’t Atlanta radio garden show host a quarter-inch long and have black, plants like turfgrass. If you see Bartow County Cooperative Ex- hurt. Walter Reeves says callers began wedge- or tent-shaped bodies with spittle masses in trees, they weren't tension, a partnership of The Uni- Then on the concrete pad where I plan to build a greenhouse, reporting spittlebug sightings in two red lines across their backs. put there by two-lined spittle- versity of Georgia, The U.S. I found — rediscovered — a black construction trash bag with the spring. “Back in May, people Spittlebugs are associated with bugs." Department of Agriculture and a partial bag of green alfalfa pellets inside. A few years ago, I were calling about seeing spittle- heavy thatch. A heavily infested Braman says the best way to Bartow County. For more informa- stored this bag in The Chicken Palace to use as a natural nitrogen bugs in leyland cypress trees in big area will feel "squishy" when you control spittlebugs in lawns is to tion and free farm, lawn or garden supplement to daylily planting holes. Why not add all these gooey masses,” he said. walk across it due to numerous publications, call 770-387-5142 or disrupt their environment. “De- green alfalfa pellets to this new planting bed as well? But! When The “goo” Reeves’ callers are spittle masses. Populations often thatching and core aeration can visit our local website at ugaexten- I pulled the opened bag of pellets from the black bag, a damp seeing is spittle the nymphs make begin and increase in shady areas. disrupt the high-moisture environ- sion.org/bartow. ball of pellets infested with what looked like wax moth larva fell on the ground. I scooped up that damp ball of goo with a digging spade and TURNERS CELEBRATE dumped it into the wheelbarrow to dispose of elsewhere. After I inspected the rest of the bag, I put it into the wheelbarrow too, 61ST REUNION deciding the hens would have a feast today. I rolled the wheel- SPECIAL barrow to the far side of the chicken yard where I spread this Descendants of the Rev. Henry Green Berry bag of wet spoiled, larva-infested alfalfa pellets in a small wind Turner gathered at Olive Vine Baptist Church row to make it easier for the hens to peck and scratch their in Pine Log on June 24 for their 61st annual family reunion. Shown here are reunion chicken dance. secretary Patricia Turner McBurnett (third Which they did — heartily! from left) standing with great-great- grandchildren of Elizabeth Jane Turner — Jim Humphreys is a Bartow Master Gardener. He has been Childers. From left are: Kathy Turner and gardening in Euharlee since the 20th Century. Information Donnie Jean Turner, both of Mesa, Arizona; and their brother Gary Turner, of San Diego, about gardening can be found on the University of Georgia Co- California, who traveled the greatest operative Extension website, http://www.caes.uga.edu/publica- distance to attend. Elizabeth Childers, the tions/. Or contact the Bartow County Extension Office, 320 W. oldest daughter of H.G.B. Turner and his wife Cherokee Ave., Cartersville, 770-387-5142. The Extension Mas- Annie Carney Turner, moved with her family ter Gardener Program is a volunteer training program for home to Texas in 1902. H.G.B. Turner founded Olive Vine Baptist Church in 1880. Turner gardeners offered through county offices of the University of descendants have met yearly since 1957. Georgia Cooperative Extension. 4C Sunday, July 15, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com T.V. Listing The Daily Tribune News

SUNDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JULY 15, 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 Georgia Guber People To Be Announced 2018 Wimbledon Championships Men’s Final. (N Same-day Tape) News ABC Funny Home Videos Celebrity Fam $100,000 Pyramid To Tell the Truth (N) Night- Sports WAGA (5) $ World Cup World Cup Today MLS Soccer Bensin Planet Weird Fox 5 News at 6:00 One Strange Rock Simpsons Burgers Fam. Guy Ghosted Fox 5 News at 10:00 Edge Ga. Gang WXIA (11) & Estate European PGA Golf Golf American Century Championship, Final Round. 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Å (DVS) ›› “Hercules” (2014) Dwayne Johnson. ›› “San Andreas” (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson. Claws (N) Claws Å (DVS) Jokers Jokers USA J(11:21) “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” (:18) ››› “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (2009) (:18) “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1” ››› “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” “Harry Potter and Half-Blood” fx K(11:00) “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” ›› “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” (2011, Action) Shia LaBeouf. ’ Å ››› “The Revenant” (2015) Leonardo DiCaprio. Premiere. ’ Å Pose “Pink Slip” (N) (:03) Pose ’ Å (:06) Pose ’ Å ESPN N(9:00) 2018 Wimbledon Championships Men’s Final. 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Sponge. ››› “The LEGO Movie” (2014) ’ Å Double Double Friends Friends DISNEY ∞ Andi Andi Bunk’d Bunk’d Duck Duck Big CityBig CityJessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d › “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” (2010) Bunk’d Big City Big City Raven Raven Andi Bunk’d Stuck TVL ±Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Reba ’ Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤Walk The Walking Dead The Walking Dead (:20) ›› “Run All Night” (2015) Liam Neeson. Å (4:55) ›› “Hancock” (2008) Will Smith. ››› “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” Preacher (N) Å (:01) Preacher Å COM ¥Office Office Office Office Office Office Office › “Tammy” (2014, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy. Å (5:50) ›› “Horrible Bosses 2” (2014) Jason Bateman. › “Tammy” (2014, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy. 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THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING JULY 19, 2018 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 WSB (2) # Action News The Chew ’ Å General Hospital (N) The Dr. Oz Show ’ Action News Action News Action News ABC ET The Gong Show (N) Match Game (N) ’ Take Two (N) ’ Ch. 2 Ac J. Kimmel WAGA (5) $ News News TMZ Live (N) ’ Harry ’ Å Steve ’ Å Jdg Judy Jdg Judy Fox 5 News at 5:00 Fox 5 News at 6:00 Dish Nat. TMZ (N) The Four: Battle for Stardom “Week Six” Fox 5 News at 10:00 News News WXIA (11) & Atlanta The List Days of our Lives Blast Blast Dr. Phil ’ Å Ellen DeGeneres 11 Alive News 11 News News Wheel Jeopardy! Ellen’s Game Trial Trial Law & Order: SVU The Late J. 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Sponge. Henry Double Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Loud Double Double ››› “Happy Feet” (2006) Voices of Elijah Wood. ’ Friends DISNEY ∞ Stuck Bunk’d Bunk’d Duck Big City Bizaard Bizaard Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Big City Stuck Bunk’d Bug Andi Raven Big City Stuck Bizaard Bug Andi Bunk’d TVL ±Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Gunsmoke Å Griffith Griffith Griffith Griffith M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Everybody Raymond Raymond Raymond Two Men Two Men King King AMC ≤(:05) ›› “Little Big League” (1994) Luke Edwards. Å (2:50) ›› “Summer Rental” (1985) Å (4:55) ›› “The Great Outdoors” (1988) ››› “The Karate Kid” (1984, Children’s) Ralph Macchio. Å (:05) ›› “The Karate Kid Part II” (1986) COM ¥(:15) That ’70s Show ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s ’70s Office Office (:15) The Office ’ (:15) The Office ’ Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Detroiters Daily Office TCM μ››› “The Yellow Rolls-Royce” (1964) Å (:15) ››› “Assault on a Queen” (1966) (:15) ››› “Not With My Wife, You Don’t!” (:15) ››› “Penelope” (1966) Natalie Wood. ››› “Bullitt” (1968) Steve McQueen. Å ››› “The Sand Pebbles” (1966) Å BRAVO ∂Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Below Deck Southern Charm Southern Charm Southern Charm Guide-Divorce Watch Charm BET ∏Prince Prince Payne Payne Browns Browns Meet the Browns Browns Browns ›› “The Wood” (1999) Omar Epps, Taye Diggs. (:25) ›› “Just Wright” (2010) Queen Latifah. Å The Grand Hustle The Grand Hustle SYFY ∫(11:30) ››› “300” (2006) Gerard Butler. ›› “In Time” (2011) Justin Timberlake. Å (:24) ››› “Rush Hour” (1998) Jackie Chan. › “Rush Hour 3” (2007) Jackie Chan. 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Fallon WPCH (17) _ Hot Hot Judge Judge Hatchett Hatchett Divorce Divorce Last ManLast ManMom ’ Mom ’ Mod Fam Mod Fam Gold Gold Dateline ’ Å CBS46 News at 9pm Inside Seinfeld Game Game WGTV (8) ( Dinosaur Peg Sesame Splash Curious Pink Nature Wild Kratt Wild Kratt Odd Odd Arthur PBS NewsHour (N) Southeast Regional Emmy Awards 2018 British Baking Food Food The World’s WGCL (46)) News Young & Restless Bold The Talk ’ Å Dateline ’ Å CBS46 News at 4pm CBS46 News at 5pm News CBS Big Bang Big Bang Whistleblower (N) ’ Hawaii Five-0 ’ Blue Bloods ’ News Colbert WPXA (14) , CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene WATL (36)` Maury ’ Å Jerry Springer ’ Steve Wilkos Show Cheaters Cheaters Jerry Springer (N) Maury ’ Å Dr. Phil ’ Å News Blast Ninja Warrior Ninja Warrior 11Alive News at 10 Killer Crimes WGN-A (9) / In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ Blue Bloods ’ ››› “The Bourne Ultimatum” (2007) Matt Damon. ››› “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014) Tom Cruise. Å WPBA (30) 0 Nigella At Joanne Hillary “Everest” ’ Dinosaur Splash Clifford Nature Arthur Curious Wild Kratt Odd Lark Rise Father Brown ’ Death in Paradise Doctor Blake Doctor Blake Home Fires TLC ASay Yes Say Yes Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ Four Weddings ’ 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? (N) ’ 90 Day Fiancé 90 Day Fiancé A&E FLive PD Live PD PD Cam PD Cam Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD Live PD “Live PD -- 07.14.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 07.20.18” Riding along with law enforcement. 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(N) (Live) ESPN 2 O(10:00) Get Up Å First Take ’ Å Jalen Football Intentional Talk (N) Nation ESPN FC 2018 Special Olympics USA Games (N) (Live) International Champions Cup Soccer SportsCenter (N) FOXSPO P UFC Reloaded World MMA Awards Focused Spotlight Polaris Golf Life World Poker 3 Aces Braves MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals. (N) (Live) Post Journey MLB Baseball HIST TAncient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens ’ Ancient Aliens “Earth Station Egypt” (N) (:03) In Search Of (:05) In Search Of ’ FSSE UFight Sports: Boxing Big 12 Big 12 ACC Future MLS Soccer Schuer ACC Big 12 Big 12 Fight Sports: Boxing Power of Power of 3 Wide Raceline Future ACC FREE VReba ’ Reba ’ Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle Middle ››› “Mulan” (1998, Children’s) ’ Å (:10) ››› “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” (2005) ’ Å (8:50) ››› “Up” (2009) Voices of Ed Asner. The 700 Club ’ LIFE WThe First 48 Å The First 48 Å Seven Year Switch Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ Grey’s Anatomy ’ The Closer Å The Closer Å The Closer Å The Closer Å (:03) The Closer (:03) The Closer TRAV ¨Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures Ghost Adventures The Dead Files (N) The Dead Files (N) Kindred Spirits ANPL ≠Animal Cops Animal Cops Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole North Woods Law North Woods Law Insane Pools Insane Pools Insane Pools Insane Pools Tree Tree Insane Pools NICK ØPAW PAW PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. 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SUNDAY July 15, 2018 LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) go well today, especially if you discuss Business and commerce are favoured ways to improve the world or improve ARIES (March 21 to April 19) today. Look for ways to boost your in- the situation of someone who is suffer- Seek out people you know well who come. Financial negotiations will go ing. Do what you can. are willing to give you practical and well. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) even financial support. Accept their VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Your idealism is aroused today, which offer to help you. This is a positive day for you. The is why you will look to formalized TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Moon is in your sign, dancing with groups and organizations that want to Enjoy the friendship of others today. moneybags Jupiter, and this makes you make the world a better place. Whether You also will enjoy working with col- feel happy and warm toward everyone. it’s cleaning the oceans, saving animals Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose leagues and old friends from the enter- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) or planting trees - you’re interested. tainment world, or with your kids or This is a feel-good day. You will find AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) sports. it enriching if you can do something to This is an excellent day to discuss GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) help someone who is less fortunate. shared property, inheritances and how A gathering at home will be a positive Look for this opportunity, because it to deal with insurance issues or debt. thing for you today. Be a small or large, does exist - and it’s closer than you Whatever happens, you will likely people will want to be mutually sup- might think. come out ahead. portive today. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You’ll find it gratifying to be involved Your conversations with partners and This is a positive, upbeat day! It’s a with a charitable organization today or a close friends are warm and congenial good day for those who sell, market, group that wants to make improvements today. This is the kind of day where teach, act or write, because you are op- in the world. Seek this out if you can. you truly appreciate all friends and timistic and looking for the highest SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) people you have known for a long good. A discussion with a boss or parent will time.

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• Gift cards for groceries and gas SPECIAL Brock-Pelfrey American Legion Post 245 in Adairsville held the installation of the 2018-2019 officers during their July meeting. They • Immediate Needs — flatware, drinking glasses, baby wipes, were honored to have the American Legion’s 100th Commander for the Department of Georgia, Mr. Stanley Franklin, there to install their officers. Those pictured are, from left, Howard Withrow, adjutant; Billy M. Guy, Jr., vice commander; John Allen, commander; tissue, paper towels, floor cleaner, cereal, oatmeal, pancake mix, Franklin; Charles West, Sr. vice commander; and David Hicks, finance officer. syrup, Pop Tarts, SpaghettiOs, ravioli, Ramen noodles, canned fruit and 13-gallon garbage bags.

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• Cleaning Supplies — bleach, laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, shower cleaner, Mean Green, floor cleaner, brooms, hand soap and disinfecting spray

SPECIAL Left, Cartersville resident Judy Benowitz enjoys the July 4th • Misc. Items — stamps, thank you cards and copier paper . holiday in front of the historic Jekyll Island Club. Above, Jane and Jim Haigler recently visited their son John Bumgarner and Please ensure all food is in date. For more information about his wife Cindy in Smithfield, Virginia, before continuing on to Tranquility House Domestic Violence Center’s services, dona- Washington, D.C. and touring cathedrals, museums and tions or volunteer opportunities, call 770-386-8093. For addi- historical monuments, including the Lincoln Memorial. To submit tional information about Tranquility House Domestic Violence a where in the world, take a copy of The Daily Tribune News on your next trip and email a picture to [email protected] Center or to make a donation, visit www.tranquility-house.org. BUSINESS D

The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, July 15, 2018 $30M distribution center breaks ground

JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Loloi Inc celebrated the groundbreaking of its 647,000-square-foot distribution center off Cass-White Road Wednesday morning.

Texas-based Loloi Inc begins construction on 647,000- square-foot Bartow facility

BY JAMES SWIFT stakeholders, including Ware Malcomb, [email protected] Panattoni Development, Alston Construc- tion and NAI Brannen Goddard. When Amir Loloi jammed his shovel “To see the construction team here into the red Georgia mud Wednesday, he today is yet another phase of this project, may not have literally struck gold, but he and it’s very important to see this impor- nonetheless said he hit pay dirt. tant milestone,” she said. “This is the be- “We’re making a major commitment in ginning of some visual progress that we’ll this area,” the owner and president of enjoy following over the next several Loloi Inc said at the groundbreaking cer- months.” emony for his company’s new distribution As for the new distribution center’s po- center along Cass-White Road. “It was tential economic impact on Bartow, Lem- close enough to Atlanta yet a little bit mon cited projections from Chmura away so we can get the right-sized facility Economics & Analytics’ JobsEQ data- and we like the fact that it’s right on the crunching service. highway.” Per her figures, the new development is The Dallas, Texas-based wholesaler expected to generate about 198 direct, on- and designer of rugs and other home fur- site jobs through Loloi, with annual sales nishings announced plans for the distribu- and output tabbed at around $52 million tion center, which sits on about 59 acres a year. Factoring in 110 indirect and 112 nestled in between Peeples Valley Road induced jobs connected to or benefitting and the KOA Kampgrounds, in April. from the new Loloi development, how- Jason Dooley, regional director of de- ever, she anticipates the sales and output sign firm Ware Malcomb, said the com- figure jumping up to about $85 million tiple locations,” Loloi said. “We felt like pleted development will be about annually. this could be a great new addition for us.” JAMES SWIFT/DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS 647,000-square-feet. According to Loloi Inc’s owner, how- As for the kinds of products shipping in Above, various “project-end” and “We’ll have office area, conference ever, those projections for his roughly $30 and out of the center, Loloi said it will “property-end” partners break rooms, a display area for some of their million development might actually be a mostly be a combination of rugs, throws, ground on the $30 million Loloi Inc product, and then they’ll have a large bit too conservative. distribution center development off pillows and “maybe some other cate- Cass-White Road. Left, Amir Loloi, warehousing component that will help “I think, at some point in time, it should gories of products that we’re going to get owner and president of Loloi Inc, their distribution center with logistics be over 300 people [employed], easily,” into.” speaks at Wednesday’s across the whole Southeast,” he said. he said. “That’s what we’re expecting for Dooley said he estimates construction groundbreaking ceremony. “Clear height, base spacing, dock config- the next couple of years.” taking about nine months. uration, tilt-up concrete construction ... That, he said, includes a mixture of “It will probably be 11-to-12 [months] it’s definitely a Class A industrial facility both employees in white collar and blue to get everything closed out, get fully in Loloi said his company chose Bartow vannah — it will allow us to be able to get that’s prevalent in the market now and it’s collar positions. and functional,” he said. “I believe con- as the site for their new facility for several more products in and out, quicker and a good real estate investment for the com- Loloi Inc currently has showrooms in struction is complete in March, so it reasons. One factor, he said, was the prop- faster to all over the country, especially pany as well as serving their needs for the Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas, New York and would be some time after that once they erty being situated in the middle of north the east coast corridor.” long term.” High Point, North Carolina. The com- get all their internal racking and move Georgia’s rug industry corridor, where Naturally, Loloi said he was counting Cartersville-Bartow County Depart- pany, among other designers, has collab- into the office area.” many of the company’s competitors are down the days until the distribution center ment of Economic Development Execu- orated with ED by Ellen Degeneres, In the interim, Lemmon said that gives located. opens its doors. tive Director Melinda Lemmon said the Justina Blakeney and Magnolia Home by Loloi ample time to scout out new person- Simple logistics, he said, was another “I know there’s been a lot of work that groundbreaking ceremony is the culmina- Joanna Gaines for their collections. nel. factor. has already been put into this and I know tion of months of collaboration between a The company celebrates its 15th year in “A lot of the training and employee-re- “We feel like there’s a great importance there was a good bit of long-term plan- litany of “project end” developers — such business in January. lated decisions will be going on simulta- of getting to be a part of this, because we ning for us to be here,” he said. “I can’t as her own organization, the Georgia De- “We’ve got close to 400 people work- neously to the construction side of this,” see a huge potential for expansions,” he wait until we see the facility up and run- partment of Economic Development and ing for us based out of Dallas, Texas and she said. “I think we’re going to have a said. “The fact that this is a corridor for a ning in the very near future ... we’re look- the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce we’ve got about half a million square feet really good, long-time partnership to lot of the easy transportations — we’re re- ing forward to the new times and new era — as well as a number of “property-end” or more of distribution in Dallas and mul- build in.” ceiving part of it through the ports in Sa- for our company.” Business

2D Sunday, July 15, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Going public: An IPO’s market debut may not live up to the hype

An initial public offering (IPO) are publicly traded. through 2016.4 Investors who buy IPO shares on The return and principal value of is the first public sale of stock by a This trend may help explain why the first day might even pay in- all stocks fluctuate with changes in private company. Companies tend the amount of money raised Pop or fizzle flated prices because that’s when market conditions. to schedule IPOs when investors through IPOs has increased over When IPO share prices shoot up media coverage, public interest and Shares, when sold, may be worth are feeling good about their finan- the past decade, even as the num- on the first day of exchange trad- demand for the stock may be great- more or less than their original cial prospects and are more in- ber of new IPOs has waned. From ing, it’s referred to as a “pop.” A est. Share prices often drop in the cost. Investments offering the po- clined to take on the risk associated 2007 to 2016, the number of cor- significant first-day gain may sug- weeks following a large first-day tential for higher rates of return with a new venture. porate IPOs averaged 164 per year, gest that investor demand for the gain as the excitement dies down also involve a higher degree of Thus, IPOs tend to reflect down 47 percent from the previous company’s shares was underesti- and fundamental performance risk. broader economic and market decade. But average annual IPO mated. Of course, this doesn’t measures such as revenues and trends. And not surprisingly, 2017 proceeds rose 82 percent over the mean that the company will outper- profits take center stage. 1, 4 EY, 2017 was the busiest year for the global Moore same period to $284 million.2 form its peers in the long run. 2-3 Bloomberg.com, September IPO market since 2007.1 A privately held company with One catch is that it is often diffi- Back to reality 11, 2017 Company insiders who have vestment opportunities. an estimated value of $1 billion or cult to obtain “allocated” stock. In- A young company may have a been waiting for the opportunity to more is often called a “unicorn,” vestors who don’t have the limited track record, and an estab- — This article is furnished by cash out may have the most to gain IPO market trends and it’s estimated that there are opportunity to buy shares at the of- lished one may have to disclose Broadridge Investor Communica- from an IPO. The higher the price Newer, smaller companies have now more than 200 of them in the fering price — the price at which more information to investors after tions Solutions, Inc. Material was set on IPO shares, the more money traditionally used IPOs to raise technology sector alone.3 insiders are selling to the market — it becomes publicly traded. If prepared by Raymond James for the company and its executives, capital for expansion. Since the term was first coined can buy the stock after it starts trad- you’re interested in the stock of a use by its financial advisors. Ray- employees and early investors However, some companies are in late 2013, unicorns have re- ing on the exchange. However, newly public company, you should mond James and Associates, Inc. is stand to make. relying on private capital to fund ceived most of the media’s atten- much of an IPO’s pop can take have a relatively high risk tolerance a member of New York Stock Ex- Nevertheless, the IPO process is their early growth and develop- tion, even though they still make place between its pricing and the because shares can be especially change/SIPC. Bart Moore is a fi- important to the financial markets ment, so they can wait longer to up a relatively small part of the IPO first stock trade. This means in- volatile in the first few months nancial advisor with Raymond because it helps fuel the growth of test public markets. These compa- market. The proceeds of 18 uni- vestors who buy shares after trad- after an IPO. You might even con- James located at 100 W. Cherokee young companies and adds new nies often become larger, more ma- corn IPOs accounted for 5 percent ing starts often miss out on a large sider waiting until you can evaluate Ave., and can be reached at 770- stocks to the pool of potential in- ture, and more valuable before they of the capital raised from 2014 part of the appreciation. at least two quarters of earnings. 382-2124. Moores scary: Swinging for the fences turns into an out

Have you ever started on a would actually have more buying through. ceived $5,258. What that number $65,000 just by living in it. That property just knowing it was power with his new salary. We couldn’t figure out why this represents is some of the money was a sweet deal for them. going to be a home run? I know He couldn’t wrap his mind house wouldn’t sell. It was a great recouped. We actually lost money I phoned my private lender to we have. One that sticks out in around that concept and decided house with a great rehab at a great on that house. give him the news. “That’s just my memory was a 2,000-square- not to move. That gave us two price. After seeing how crazy this So how did this home run turn got to make you mad, doesn’t it?” foot, three bedroom, three full cancelled contracts in a very short deal was, my private lender into a whiff? I don’t know. As we he asked. bath, brick ranch on eight acres. period of time. started referring to this property, can tell from the buyer’s ap- I told him that it didn’t. You We purchased this house for We put the home back on mar- which was located on Moores praisal, our numbers were cor- see, we pored over that deal try- $40,000 and did a jam-up rehab, ket and heard metaphoric crick- Ferry Road, as “Moores Scary.” rect. But for whatever reason, we ing to figure out how we messed including custom tile, hardwoods ets, which was not a good sign. We finally sold it to a great couldn’t get that house sold for a up. And this new sale confirmed and new counter tops. We put a After a couple of weeks with couple for $137,500. At the clos- profit. that our deal analysis was correct. new roof on it, installed a new Joey and Ashley English no activity, we dropped the price. ing table, I asked the buyers how The sale date for Moores Scary This was just one of those crazy HVAC system, and we even built We immediately got an offer. they had done on the appraisal. was Jan. 31, 2017. deals that didn’t go right for us. a 36-by-40-foot pole barn. cided not to go with ours. However, it was retracted before The husband said that I’d never Last week, I learned that the Our total investment was We put it back on market and we could even answer it. We put believe it. I leaned forward and house recently sold for $203,000. — Joe and Ashley English buy $90,000 once we finished. We got another full-price offer. This the place back on market for a said, “Try me.” He said, “It ap- Looking at the pictures on the houses and mobile homes in then had it appraised for time, the buyer was transferring third time, and the silence of ac- praised for $180,000.” Without listing, the house looked almost Northwest Georgia. For more in- $180,000. Like I said … home from California here for his job. tivity became deafening. missing a beat, I smiled and said, identical to when we sold it a lit- formation or to ask a question, go run! After he got his moving package, We dropped the price again and “You gotta love instant equity.” tle over a year and a half ago. In to www.cashflowwithjoe.com or We put it up for sale, and however, he noticed his salary then again with no effect. After a Boy that felt like a kick in the other words, my buyers made call Joe at 678-986-6813. quickly got a full-price offer. But would decrease. The company long time on market, and many teeth. It had taken us a year and the deal fell through. It turned out tried to explain that moving to price reductions, someone finally half to sell this house. The clos- that the buyer had put multiple Georgia meant the cost of living offered us $155,000. We accepted ing disclosure states that after houses under contract and de- was much cheaper and that he ... but the buyers’ funding fell paying our mortgage back, we re-

Georgia Power customers to Cartersville Ingles to receive credit on July bills sell Babe Ruth’s own

STAFF REPORT tariff allows the company to collect fi- barbecue sauce recipe Georgia Power customers will receive nancing costs for the Vogtle expansion STAFF REPORT the second of three separate $25 credits every month, a structure which saves In partnership with a number of Georgia Ingles for the Vogtle nuclear expansion this customers hundreds of millions of dol- stores, including Cartersville, Brent Stevens, President month. A total of $75 in 2018 bill cred- lars by reducing financing and borrow- of Babe Ruth’s Family Kitchen, and great-grandson of its, or $188 million overall, was ap- ing costs, while also phasing the new Babe Ruth, is introducing “Babe’s Bases Loaded Bar- proved by the Georgia Public Service units into rates over time helping to Commission (PSC) as part of its order avoid “rate shock” once the new units becue” sauce. to continue construction of Vogtle 3 & 4 come online. As a result of the Toshiba This barbecue sauce is inspired from Babe Ruth’s in December 2017. The third and final parent guarantee payments and changes original barbecue recipe used during his hunting expe- $25 credit is expected to be issued in in federal tax law this year, customers ditions. September. The credits are a direct result will pay $139 million less than expected “The Ruth family considers food one of life’s pas- of parent guarantee payments for the in 2018 for the Vogtle project, with the sions and a great way to connect with family and Vogtle project from Toshiba available typical residential customer using 1,000 friends, particularly with backyard barbecues. It is also due to the strength of the original con- kilowatt-hours per month paying $1 less our goal to ensure a positive, long lasting legacy for the tract for the project and protections in each month than they did in 2017. Babe in whatever ways we can. We feel that creating a place for Georgia electric customers. To learn more about Georgia Power’s Babe Ruth-branded product line around the backyard Customers also will continue to save commitment to safe, clean, reliable and money throughout 2018 under the com- affordable energy, including the Vogtle barbecue is a good fit with the Babe’s persona and it is pany’s updated 2018 Nuclear Construc- 3 & 4 nuclear expansion, visit also a great opportunity to connect Ruth on a more per- tion Cost Recovery (NCCR) tariff. The www.GeorgiaPower.com. sonal level with people today,” Stevens said. THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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BARTOW COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/SPECIAL Left, the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting Thursday for Carquest Auto Parts Company, located at 203 N. Tennessee St., Cartersville. This family-owned auto parts store has served the automotive, agricultural and commercial parts needs of northwest Georgia since 1945. Right, the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting Tuesday for Personnel Staffing, Inc, located at 943 Joe Frank Harris Parkway, Cartersville. PSI provides temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct-hire employment options with client companies in the Clerical/Administrative, Light Industrial/Manufacturing, Payroll Services and On-Site Management.

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