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Big Red Reads, Dalton Public Schools’ summer literacy program, has returned.

Whitfield County Coroner Greg Bates has resigned effective June 30, according to a legal ad placed by the office of Probate Judge Sheri Blevins.

The Whitfield County Board of Education is expected to approve the county school system’s fiscal year 2024 budget when the board meets Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the central office,

Enough water for the booming population. >> reporter: maricopa countys population skyrocketed by 15% in the last decade. but now, a troubling flatline. new construction that relies on groundwater will stop in parts of the state after a government report revealed arizonas booming population will outgrow its drought-stricken water supply if action isnt taken. >> this pause will not affect growth within any of our major cities. >> reporter: but it will immediately impact surrounding suburbs, towns ...

The Whitfield County Senior Center will celebrate the Fourth of July on Thursday, June 29. There will be an indoor picnic lunch, games and a party. The deadline to sign

The John Davis Recreation Center pool will not open this summer because of the renovation of the rec center, according to Dalton City Administrator Andrew Parker.

The Detroit Tigers claimed second baseman Nick Solak off waivers from the Atlanta Braves on Friday.

The Detroit Tigers claimed second baseman Nick Solak off waivers from the Atlanta Braves on Friday.

Blake Snell pitched six scoreless innings for a second straight start and Gary Sanchez opened the scoring with a two-run homer as the San Diego Padres defeated

After watching their performance in the public meeting supporting the cargo development, it hurt my heart terribly.