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The fatal stabbing took place in January 2022.

He was among workers at the site when the incident happened.

Those places that this is going to be, you know, rough year.going and then its all going to be much, much better. and a lot of these running these companies now will not be running them. >> hmm. interesting. mollnning them>> grey i know thy to have no sympathy forno hollywoo sholld. >> right. but there is i mean, i hate to say it, adam schiff did makee a good a point that, like, its not about just the actors thd or the directors or just these hanger ons like rob. >> its like the carpenter and th...

Rough year and then its all going to be much, much better and a lot of the guys running companies now will not be running them. >> greg: interesting. mollie i know its easy to have no sympathy for hollywood, right? but there is -- i hate to say it, adam schiff did make a good point, its not about just the actors or the directors or just these hanger-ons like rob. its like the carpenter and the people that run the wardrobe. what do you say to that? >> mollie: you look at this and sometimes youre ...

The replacement of the playground at Dalton’s Harlan Godfrey Civitan Park is about 70% complete, according to City Administrator Andrew Parker.

Dalton City Council member Dennis Mock has announced he will seek reelection in November to the Ward 1 seat.

Dr. John Chung, a dermatologist who operates clinics across North Georgia and Southeast Tennessee including in Dalton, and his practice have agreed to pay the federal government more than $6

The Dalton City Council has removed the first reading of an ordinance that would roll back serving hours for alcoholic beverages from the agenda for tonights council meeting, according to

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The Dalton Police Department has seen an uptick in the number of calls related to the city’s bars, said City Administrator Andrew Parker.