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City looking at ways to trim parade budget
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There’s no doubt that the annual Christmas parade is one of the most well-attended and anticipated events in downtown Cedartown. And, chances are as a resident, you’ve never thought about how much local money is spent on bringing that tradition of Yuletide cheer to Main Street. The answer is one that might even surprise Santa himself. Last year, the City of Cedartown spent $7,500 hosting the Christmas parade. That’s according to City Manager Bill Fann, who said he was a little concerned over the amount of money being spent. “As always, I’m just trying to find ways to make things little eas...
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The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) maintenance crews will be installing reflective, raised pavement markers on State Routes 1 and 6 in Polk County through Friday, June 21. Work will pr...
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The following is a list of events going on in and around Polk County today, June 19: 1. The Cedartown Senior Citizen Nutrition Center located next to Bert Wood Park has activities Monday through F...
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The following is a list of events going on in and around Polk County today, June 17: 1. The Cedartown Senior Citizen Nutrition Center located next to Bert Wood Park has activities Monday through F...
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City looking at ways to trim parade budget
by Aimee H. Madden
Jun 19, 2013 | 0 0 comments | 29 29 recommendations | email to a friend
There’s no doubt that the annual Christmas parade is one of the most well-attended and anticipated events in downtown Cedartown. And, chances are as a resident, you’ve never thought about how much ...
Deal commends 2013 Master Teachers
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Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the names of 58 Georgia teachers, including John C. Garner of Polk County, who have earned the “Master Teacher” certification, based on demonstrated excellence in ...
Berry College's Possum Trot Church placed on national schoolhouse register
by Press release--Berry College
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ROME, Ga. – The Possum Trot Church on Berry College’s Mountain Campus received recognition on May 31 for its importance in America’s educational history, having met the criteria for inclusion on th...
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