Calhoun Times - 2023-03-22

• Opportunit­ies take flight
• City looks to renovate former Police Department
• Dancing With the Stars: Chloe McFarland and Cam Curtis
• Importance Of Truth
• ROGERS, Ken
• Knowing God — Part II
• GORDON ARREST RECORDS
• OBITUARIES
• Time for financial ‘spring cleaning’
• Jacket boys take third meet of the season
• Phoenix open 7-4A games with series win
• Phoenix athletes do well at CHS meet
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Alabama, Houston title odds strengthen
• Rick Pitino named new coach at St. John’s
• Altuve out indefinite­ly after WBC injury
• ‘Pay attention to your body’
• Hamilton Health Care System to open Hamilton Health — Calhoun Campus soon
• UNMET NEEDS
• Grants help Highland Rivers go above and beyond
• MC introduces new CT providing highest quality images with lower doses
• March is National Disabiliti­es Awareness Month
• For the heart, from the heart
• Children’s, Mercer partner to boost rural pediatric care
• ADVENTHEAL­TH
• How the State of Georgia’s Medicaid program will work
• Genetic tests aid fight against breast cancer
• Poll shows Georgians support Medicaid expansion, increasing education funding
• AdventHeal­th Ga. puts employees first through innovative education and leadership programs
• GDOT seeking 2050 Rural and Human Services Transporta­tion Plan input
• Harbin Clinic: Caring completely for Gordon County
• Dr. Dustin Horne joins Harbin Family Medicine Calhoun
• Atrium Health acquisitio­n of Harbin to likely be biggest 2023 health news
• Diagnosing lung cancer early can save lives
• HMTX Industries divisions expand carbon-neutral product portfolio
• Richard French named president of Mannington Commercial
• Mannington Commercial’s Open Range named a 2023 ADEX Platinum Award winner
• Shaw’s Ingrid Redmon wins a 2023 Women MAKE Award
• FieldTurf Fibers are now produced with green energy
• Mohawk report looks at sustainabi­lity
• Port of Savannah saw slowdown in January
• Angela Berch named vice president of Economic Developmen­t at GNTC
• ‘Clean car fast’: Stroll-N-Shine has the touch
• Gov. Kemp, Explore Georgia unveil 2023 Official State Travel Guide
• Georgia small business owners post record-breaking registrati­on in 2023
• Q&A | The Chamber’s Kathy Johnson
• Nonprofit helps families with disabled kids
• Census releases Northwest Georgia snapshot
• A local guide to historical research
• North Georgia EMC earns ’23 Tree Line utility recognitio­n
• Bears begin to emerge from dens, secure attractant­s
• Q&A | Calhoun City and Gordon County administra­tors
• Dog-friendly locations across Gordon
• The Oostanaula School Community Club has big plans
• Wilderness Outdoor MENistry calls Prater Lake home
• Southern Baptists state’s largest religious group
• Georgia Baptist Foundation launches initiative allowing church members to tithe with trees
• ‘There is a world outside these walls’
• Local superinten­dents review the school year — and look to the future
• GNTC looking to help students reach new opportunit­ies
• Ga. education funding: It’s complicate­d
• Department of Juvenile Justice gets perfect education score
• Enrollment declines at Ga.’s state universiti­es

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