Emily Dutton and Aanyah Lovett, rising seniors at Central High School, will embark on the Washington Youth Tour (WYT) as delegates of Carroll Electric Membership Cooperative (EMC). The two will travel to Washington, D.C., for the...
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger applauds the House Judiciary Committee for taking action to ban foreign funding in state campaigns and elections, and requiring lobbyists and political consultants to register with the state regarding...
Carroll County Community Theatre’s production of the musical comedy Something Rotten rocks the Renaissance and shakes up Shakespeare, March 8 – 10 and 15 – 17 at Carrollton Center for the Arts. “I am thrilled to bring this production...
Today, Sen. Tim Bearden (R- Carrollton) made the following statement regarding the Georgia Senate Passing Senate Bill 465 on Feb. 27, 2024: “This crucial legislation, aimed at curbing the distribution of deadly fentanyl, aligns perfectly...
by Sam Gentry The University of West Georgia eagerly anticipates its annual Alumni Weekend, scheduled for April 26-28, as a time to welcome back alumni from all over the world to Carrollton for a memorable celebration. This cherished tradition...
Get ready to laugh, sing, and dance as the Carroll County Community Theatre proudly presents Something Rotten, a side-splitting musical comedy by Karey Kirkpatrick and Wayne Kirkpatrick, under the direction of the talented Taylor Buice....
