Cartersville approves new branding system, seal revision
Cartersville City Council approved an ordinance that revised the city’s corporate seal during its meeting March 21.
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Cartersville City Council approved an ordinance that revised the city’s corporate seal during its meeting March 21.
Members of the Cartersville City Council approved a litany of items at a public meeting held on Aug. 3, including the closeout of the Mission Road gravity sewer replacement project.
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Covington promotes Joel Smith to electric director Joel Smith COVINGTON, Ga. — Covington Assistant City Manager Freddy Morgan recently announced the promotion of Joel Smith to the position of electric director. Smith will assume full management responsibility for the electric function, Morgan said, and will exercise supervisory, administrative and professional work in planning, organizing and coordinat...
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Covington council denies permit for potential Hwy. 278 oil change business COVINGTON, Ga. — An application for a special use permit to open an oil change business on Georgia Hwy. 278 was denied by the Covington City Council during its regular meeting Monday, Jan. 4. The council also elected to table items that included discussion and a public hearing for to rezone property at 9155 Jackson Highway from NR2 (Neighborhood Resident...
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Study recommends city increase employee salaries Raise to account for market adjustment, other changes take effect in FY 2022 if council approves COVINGTON, Ga. — Recent salary study results show some employees of the city of Covington could use a pay raise. In a salary survey conducted by The Archer Company, recommendations for the city to consider included each job grade consist of 14 steps and 3% between ...