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Tallapoosa police nab two mobile meth labs during routine traffic stops
Contributed photo The above drug paraphernalia was recovered by police after two routine traffic stops led to the discovery of the items in the vehicles, according to Tallapoosa Police officers.
County's special ed program recognized
The Georgia Council for Administrators of Special Education recognized the Carroll County school systema s special education program for the second consecutive year, Superintendent John Zauner told the Board of Education at its meeting Thursday night.
Hollowood again leads Temple DUI enforcement effort
Temple Police Officer Jim Hollowood receives his Top DUI Award from Wanice Odell of West Georgia MADD.
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School bus drivers still concerned with illegal passing
Bus driver John Truett said the problem with drivers illegally passing school buses has gotten a a oeticka better since Temple police decided to crack down on the problem, but he said a a oeticka is not enough.
Parents ask for mercury answers
Parents of students at Temple High School attended the Carroll County Board of Education meeting Thursday to get their questions answered about the mercury found in the schoola s gymnasium and to air their concerns.
Mercury discovered at Temple gymnasium
Temple High Schoola s gymnasium has been closed to students and the public since Oct.
More than 100 years on the Levans family farm
What began as a cotton farm in the Center Point community near Temple eventually changed its focus to cattle over time, but the family working the property hasna t changed in more than 100 years.
Recount confirms Rick Ford's victory
Voter Registration Coordinator Janice Duff, left, Board of Elections Chairman James Gamble and Elections Supervisor Patti Brown-Traylor count the paper absentee ballots Tuesday before running them through the machine to be scanned during a recount of the Temple mayoral election.
Recount ordered in Temple mayor's race
Carroll County Elections Supervisor Patti Brown-Traylor said Friday she will order a recount in the Temple mayoral race that was decided by three votes.
Ford narrowly escapes Harmon challenge
In the end, it took the final tally of absentee ballots and early voting ballots to decide the heated Temple mayoral race and Mayor Rick Ford narrowly survived the challenge of former Mayor Lester Harmon.
5 NE Georgians charged in timber fraud scheme
Nine men - five of them from northeast Georgia - have been arraigned on federal fraud charges accusing them of tricking a Rome paper mill into paying $4.8 million for ``phantom loads'' of timber.
Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today in city elections
Although municipal elections historically draw little turnout and few people have cast a ballot as part of early voting over the past weeks, Carroll County election officials say todaya s election may draw a bigger crowd than expected because of the competitive nature of many of the races.
Oglethorpe County road department worker Neil Farnsworth, left, watches Joe McCannon excavate Friday where a section of Walter Sams Road was washed out from the recent heavy rains.
Reservoir drained, to surprise of homeowners
When Temple resident Tim Cedar came home from being out of town recently, the 79-acre lake that his home had previously overlooked was no longer there.
Temple man becomes a big kid when Halloween rolls around
Temple resident Patrick Smith goes all out to entertain, and scare, the trick-or-treaters in his Villa Rosa neighborhood on Halloween.
Temple council race turns nasty: Allegations of racial slur, assault mar campaign season
The wife of a man running for the Temple City Council was assaulted on Wednesday while campaigning for her husband, according to police.
Woman: Campaign Letter Prompts Attack
TEMPLE, Ga. (MyFOX ATLANTA - A heated city council race in the city of Temple has led to charges of racism and hateful language.
Water, sewer treatment plants suffer flood damage in Villa Rica
Villa Rica officials were working furiously Monday to fix the damage caused by massive amounts of overnight rain, but the chore was made more difficult as rain continued to fall throughout the day.
Economy a drag on school system's fund equity
Carroll County Schools fund equity is dwindling as the economy takes its toll on the school systema s budget.