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Carroll's Most Famous Grave Sites

Apr 28, 2011 - Comments: 0 - Tags:

Three gravestones. If connected on a map, they’d form an obtuse triangle, cornering off the southwest tip of Carroll County, pointing down through the heart of Georgia and into the Gulf of Mexico. Collectively, they’re separated by less than 35 road miles; a visitor could see each of the three in several hours with time to spare for a quick lunch.

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New Exhibit at Southeastern Quilt & Textile Museum

Mar 04, 2013 - Comments: 0 - Tags:

The Southeastern Quilt & Textile Museum in downtown Carrollton is currently hosting the beautiful work of the Cherokee Crazy Quilters Guild from Canton. The Cherokee Crazy Quilters Guild consist of over 50 members that meet weekly for classes, demos, field trips, quilt camps and charity events. The exhibit is an excellent opportunity to experience some of north Georgia’s quilting talent and culture.

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Parade Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. To Be Held This Saturday

Feb 04, 2013 - Comments: 0 - Tags:

This Saturday, February 9th, the Carroll County chapter of the NAACP will hold their annual Martin Luther King Jr. and African-American History Month parade though Adamson Square in downtown Carrollton. The parade is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate the legacy of MLK and African-American History Month while enjoying Carrollton’s beautiful downtown.

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1st Annual Honor Someone You Know

Oct 22, 2012 - Comments: 0 - Tags:

Carroll County is alive with individuals past and present, young and old who over the years have contributed to building the community through their families, neighborhoods, churches, and schools or on Main Street. If you know of someone who has left a strong legacy of caring for others or community, we want to present their story.