The Carroll County Community Theatre will bring a version of the classic 1930 film treatment of Mary Shelley’s chilling masterpiece, Frankenstein, to life onstage at the Carrollton Center for the Arts, September 14 – 17. “I enjoy a good...
by Abby Grizzard The University of West Georgia’s The Other Night School will continue its eight-year legacy as an esteemed opportunity for exposure to lectures regarding eccentric subjects with its return in Fall 2023. A wide array of...
The last of four Art Takeover events this year will bring local artists and creators, live music and hand-crafted specialty beverages to downtown Carrollton, August 17, 5pm – 8pm. This year, the city expanded the annual Art Takeover event...
Grasshopper Tea and the Basement of Wonder, a puppet theater production that explores West Georgia’s history, returns to the Carrollton Center for the Arts this Saturday, August 19. In the play, a rainy day deprives characters Emma and Lavonne...
Sunshine Artist Magazine has announced the release of its 2023 200 Best, ranking the most profitable art and craft festivals in the country based on artists’ reported sales in 2022. The Carrollton Center for the Arts/Carrollton Artists Guild’s...
Carrollton’s Amp Concert Series rolls on with alternative rockers Sister Hazel, August 5 at 8pm. The popular band – named for Sister Hazel Williams, who ran a homeless shelter in the group’s native Gainesville, Florida – blends jangle pop and...
The City of Carrollton’s Night Market returns to the shores of Lake Carroll for the last time this summer with live music, local vendors, food trucks, brews and other activities Friday, August 4. The park features three pavilions, picnic...
On June 12, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and the USDA announced grants totaling more than $24 million to expand broadband access in seven Georgia Counties. Kemp announced nearly $15 million in preliminary grant awards for broadband internet...
Visitors traveling to West Georgia to celebrate New Year’s Eve at the annual Possum Drop New Year’s Eve Celebration in Tallapoosa, Ga will be treated to two nights of entertainment this New Year’s Eve Weekend. On Saturday evening December 30,...
The Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB) Foundation for Agriculture is promoting agricultural literacy by donating copies of the children’s book “Sleep Tight Farm” to the 409 libraries in the Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS). The GFB Foundation for...
West Georgia Technical College named Lauren Birriel, an Associate Degree Nursing student from Sharpsburg, as its 2018 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership winner and Murphy Campus Clinical Laboratory Technology instructor Dr. Phyllis Ingham as...
Tanner Health System Donates Surplus Computers to Carroll County Schools Students in Carroll County schools will benefit from a recent donation from Tanner Health System of 62 surplus computers — a mix of desktops and laptops — valued at...
(StatePoint) After the hectic holidays, it’s no surprise that many people commit to getting better organized in the new year. There are plenty of reasons why people obsess over organization and resolve to master it year after year. Household...
StatePoint) Young children don’t need to be in a classroom to learn important skills. And the earlier you get started, the better. Here are some great ways to incorporate fun learning experiences into your child’s day. Bath Time Don’t miss the...