In observance of Easter, there will be no CARTA bus or shuttle services on Sunday. Additional information on CARTA’s routes, schedules and services may be obtained by calling the CARTA Information Line at 423-629-1473, TDD users 423-624-4534, or by visiting the CARTA website at www.gocarta.org . (click for more)

An opportunity is open to artists who would like to become part of Envision Fort Oglethorpe and see their Fort Oglethorpe-themed art on public display. Officials said, "If you traverse the multi-use walkways throughout Fort Oglethorpe, you may have noticed the interactive art on the segment that goes through Gilbert-Stephenson Park. There are the history-based paintings on ... (click for more)

Georgia state health officials said Wednesday that another 14 people have died from the coronavirus, bringing the total to 362. The confirmed cases are now at 9,881, up from 9,156 on Tuesday. Officials said 1,981 have been hospitalized in Georgia with the deadly virus - up from 1,899 on Monday. Whitfield County remains at 21 cases, but now has three deaths. Walker ... (click for more)

Georgia state health officials said Tuesday that 348 people in the state have died of the coronavirus - up from 294 on Monday. The confirmed cases are now at 9,156, up from 7,558 on Sunday. Officials said 1,899 have been hospitalized in Georgia with the deadly virus - up from 1,393 on Monday. Whitfield County has 21 cases and a second death - a 78-year-old man. Walker ... (click for more)

Social media and memes. They seem to be made for each other. If you’re looking for laughs, they often give great comic relief, particularly in this difficult time we are facing. But as I’ve seen many of the memes that regularly get posted and shared, I felt compelled to share a few thoughts. This is the main one: “Never get your theology from memes.” Typically memes are ... (click for more)

On Friday morning the phone rang at 1 a.m., calling Manny Sethi – who is in a race to become the next senator from Tennessee – to come to the hospital. Sethi, who is one of Nashville’s premier trauma surgeons, would then perform not one surgery, but nine more before he went back home about mid-morning on Monday. “I guess I was working about 80 hours a week in the operating room,” ... (click for more)