Rice & Spice is now open in downtown Carrollton at 108 Alabama Street, near Underground Books and Vinyl Frontier. The new restaurant opened July 20
West Georgia Technical College’s (WGTC) Culinary Arts program hosted a student-run pop-up restaurant. Pictured from left are Cristi Ward, Yaniya Banks, Boden Lawrence, Kenya Dunn,
West Georgia Technical College’s (WGTC) Funeral Service Education program is preparing for its first fall semester, which will allow students to learn about a growing
Morganne Harper, named Carrollton High School’s Teacher of the Year, keeps advocacy and empowerment central to her mission as an educator. Knowing the importance of
The University of West Georgia’s Continuing Education program is offering multiple opportunities this fall for individuals interested in becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Open to the public with
Board members pictured are Chairman Kerry Miller (District 3), Vice Chairman Sandra Morris (District 2), Dr. Bernice Brooks (District 1), Mrs. Lawana Knight (District 4),
Carrollton City Schools Board of Education announced its intention to adopt a millage rate of 17.500 mills, representing a 0.689-mill increase over the rollback millage
Left to right: Paul Thorn and Mike Farris The roots and soul of American music will fill downtown Carrollton, August 8, as the Amp at
Photo: Sprouts Newnan Our pinpointed coverage area includes the cities of Bremen, Bowdon, Carrollton, Heflin, Griffin, LaGrange, Newnan, Peachtree City, Sharpsburg, Temple, and Villa Rica.
The Carrollton community and leaders from across the state of Georgia gathered at Tanner Medical Center/Carrollton on Friday, July 17, to celebrate the opening of
