An evening of special recognition was the highlight of the Carrollton Board of Education meeting Tuesday, which included honoring eight Carrollton High School seniors who
The City of Carrollton has opened registration for parks and recreation and arts camps this summer. Camps focused on gymnastics, outdoor activities, clayworking, theater, music
At the University of West Georgia, philosophy is no longer just about pondering the past – it’s about shaping the future. UWG’s philosophy program is shifting away
LaGrange City Councilman Nathan Gaskin is launching his “Building Forward” housing initiative to help address housing challenges for first-time home buyers, current homeowners, local contractors,
Carrollton Middle School’s Advanced Chorus students competed at the Large Group Performance Evaluation (LGPE) in the Choral Division for the first time in more than
Ashley Linch, of Moreland Elementary School, was named as the 2025 Coweta County Teacher of the Year Tuesday night, at the annual Coweta Teacher of
The Carrollton Center for the Arts’ Youth Theater program and UWG’s Theater and Music departments will join forces to present this season’s spring musical, The Sound
(Parents and community stakeholders gathered with faculty and staff from Mount Zion Elementary and Carroll County Schools to celebrate National STEM Certification for the school.
West Georgia Technical College’s (WGTC) Adult Education department recently hosted a graduation ceremony at a local correctional institution, recognizing the hard work and achievements of
Monday’s weather is shaping up to be active and potentially dangerous as a strong line of storms moves through east Alabama and west Georgia from
