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
Carroll County Schools hosted its 15th annual Safety Summit July 16 at the Carroll County Schools Performing Arts Center. School safety teams along with first
From left to right: Nick Brazis, Elizabeth Spence, Jeff Fleece, Christy Wright, and Burt Fealing. Key Takeaways As Southwire continues its efforts to create long-term
Mayor Arrington reads to families at the Mayor’s Reading Club on July 10. LaGrange Mayor Jim Arrington, in partnership with Get Troup Reading and the
West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) has named Danni Scott Director of Admissions. With more than five years of experience in higher education, Scott brings a
It’s never too late to achieve a lifelong goal, and 91-year-old Helen Woodyard is proving just that. After beginning GED classes at West Georgia Technical
LaGrange Mayor Pro Tem Leon Childs received the Harold F. Holtz Municipal Training Institute Certificate of Recognition at the Georgia Municipal Association’s (GMA) Annual Convention
More than 150 church members, construction partners, design professionals, and project team members gathered Monday as Midway Church celebrated the placement of the final structural
West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) is proud to announce it has once again been asked to participate in the eighth year of the prestigious Metallica
Mayor Arrington reads to children at the Mayor’s Reading Club on July 2. LaGrange Mayor Jim Arrington, in partnership with Get Troup Reading and the
