On Tuesday, take time to honor COVID-19 victims
Commissioners should reconsider mask requirement
Commissioners turn their backs on science
I have decided to not be affiliated with any political party.
I have watched the protests in Washington, D.C., then the breaching of the Capitol building. I hear Joe Biden saying that this is not us.
A court ruling ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to restore the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program back to its original 2012 form. For more than three years, thousands of eligible young immigrants have anxiously waited to apply for deportation protection an…
I read a quote by the influential Irish statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke who said that “Rage and frenzy will pull down more in half an hour than prudence, deliberation, and foresight can build up in a hundred years.” Burke also wrote, “Those that do not know history, are destined to re…
In case of President-elect Joe Biden making a nuclear pact with Iran or North Korea, it must provide for inspection of suspected sites without a waiting period. If there is a waiting period, they can move the materials for making a nuclear weapon, such as enriched uranium, to a second site d…
Thanks to President Trump for coming to Dalton
When the president of the United States visits your hometown
Gov. Kemp is not so bad
Trump's staff failed, as did he
The Salvation Army needs your help like never before
Young announces candidacy for Whitfield County
Stopping wannabe dictators
By refusing to recommend masks, commissioners show a lack of leadership
Faith leaders must help in fight against COVID-19
Many thanks for a successful Friendship House Music Festival
Girl Scouts seek new, used band instruments for Dalton Middle
Thanks for making St. Mark's Preschool Chili Supper a success
We are so disappointed that the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners chose politics over the lives of Whitfield County residents and visitors.
Please, wear a mask
Teachers continue to contribute to communities after retirement
Beautiful weather, good food and fellowship came together for a very successful Spaghetti Supper 2020 for the Friendship House. Thank you to all who prepare sauce, cook noodles, purchased tickets, donated food and paper goods, donated Little Debbie desserts, directed traffic, prepared plates…
I don't trust the media
Is the United States moving toward a dictatorship?
Saying goodbye to a friend
Kudos to Whitfield County elections office
Watch out for antifa
Proud of Dalton Police Department
Trump shows contempt for Constitution
United Way of Northwest Georgia's update on COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund
False prophets and the Constitution
When Ronald Reagan left the presidency on Jan. 20, 1989, America was in great shape. He had built up the military, caused the collapse of the Berlin Wall, negotiated detente with the USSR and repaired the damage to the economy caused by Jimmy Carter. His successor, George H.W.. Bush, stayed …
Cemetery policies make no sense
I was not prepared to have a text from the son of my best friend from college saying “He fought a good fight, always. It was an honor being his son and to witness him go to heaven.” So, it was on Monday, Aug. 31, 2020, as Hubert Andrew Marsh Sr. passed to life eternal.
Thanks to the community for helping to feed children in need
Clueless Trump
Vote knowing the whole truth
Congressman John Lewis was a giant of a man who gave his life for equal justice and voting rights for African Americans and the city, state and nation. Times were so hard and difficult for Black citizens that John Lewis and others begin to speak up and stand up and they were beaten and put i…
This is the final countdown. Sunday, July 26, marked just 100 short days until Election Day 2020. For Joe Biden’s confused and anemic campaign, 100 days is the beginning of a desperate lurch to the finish line. For the president, it’s a different story.
If you were born between 1930 and 1970, you've heard of polio. You may even know someone who had it. Parents dreaded the arrival of summer as it was easily spread in areas where children congregated and there was no cure, with lasting damage to the muscles and limbs.
Stop vehicle traffic inside parks
Congratulations to area attorneys for Georgia Legal Food Frenzy success
If you are African American and wondering who to vote for this November, consider some truths. With the election nearing, President Trump has suddenly found a voice over George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery but ignored Eric Garner and never apologized for full-page newspaper ads calling for the de…
Thank you to Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, the Georgia State Bar and the Young Lawyers Division and the Georgia Food Bank Association who partnered to lead the annual two-week fundraising competition. All members of the legal community were eligible to compete to see which law firm, l…
Whitfield County is fortunate to have election officials like Mary Hammontree, her staff and our elections board to oversee the process locally.
After 155 years we are still fighting The Civil War.
This is for our city of Dalton leaders. Please use past history to help draw up the new garbage/rubbish pickup.
As someone who did not grow up in Georgia, I am no expert on Civil War history. However, as someone who has called Dalton home for the past 34 years it really bothers me to see what is happening here right now.
We had just come from the doctor. It was cancer with nothing left to do except pray and wait. The doctor didn’t think home health or hospice was needed yet, but the mother of this 48-year-old, special needs child did need help, and that help came in the person of Annalee Harlan who, when she…
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Obituaries
Raymond Young, age 63, of Chatsworth Georgia passed Thursday January 14, 2021. Arrangements have been entrusted to independently owned and operated Dalton Funeral Home, 620 S. Glenwood Ave. Dalton, GA 30721; 706-529-5371
Ronald Young, age 63, of Chatsworth Georgia passed Thursday January 14, 2021. Arrangements have been entrusted to independently owned and operated Dalton Funeral Home, 620 S. Glenwood Ave. Dalton, GA 30721; 706-529-5371
Pamela Gay Malone, 61, of Dalton, passed away at Hamilton Medical Center on January 14, 2021. She is preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Peggy Harris, and by her daughter, Teresa Heredia. Pamela is survived by her children, Cherri (Nick) Turner, Bobby Heredia, Steven Heredia, and Des…
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