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City of Calhoun Hiring Terminal Operator for Police Department

The City of Calhoun is now accepting applications for a Terminal Operator position within the Calhoun Police Department. The Terminal Operator plays a vital role in daily police operations, serving as a key point of communication between officers, other law enforcement agencies, and the public. ...

Calhoun City Schools Board of Education Appoints Dr. Sarah Layson to Post 4 Seat

The Calhoun City Schools Board of Education has appointed Dr. Sarah Layson to fill the vacant Post 4 seat on the Board, officials announced Monday. Dr. Layson is a longtime Calhoun resident and active advocate for public education, bringing extensive experience in school governance and ...

City Council to Hold Work Session and Regular Meeting Feb. 9

The City Council will hold both a work session and its regular monthly meeting on Monday, February 9, 2026, with several zoning matters, alcohol license hearings, and downtown event requests on the agenda. The work session is scheduled for 12:00 noon at 700 West Line ...

Calhoun Firefighters Gain Hands-On Experience Ahead of City Recreation Center Demolition

Calhoun Fire Department firefighters recently had the opportunity to participate in real-world, hands-on training at the City Recreation Center prior to its scheduled demolition. During the exercises, firefighters practiced breaching masonry walls using only hand tools, cutting through metal walls with demolition saws, and conducting ...

Calhoun City Schools Announces New Volleyball Coaching Staff

Calhoun City Schools has announced Scott Carter as the new head volleyball coach at Calhoun High School following the departure of Coach Jennifer Quinn, who stepped down after four successful seasons leading the Lady Jackets. Coach Quinn leaves behind a legacy of historic achievement and ...

Council Appoints New Attorney for City of Calhoun

The Calhoun City Council voted 3-1 Monday night, Jan. 26, 2026, to appoint a new attorney to represent the city. Councilman Ed Moyer made the motion to appoint Brandon Bowen of the law firm Jenkins, Bowen and Walker, based in Cartersville. Councilmen Bruce Potts and ...

Ray Denmon to Be Honored by City; Feb. 23 Designated as ‘Ray Denmon Day’ in Calhoun

The City of Calhoun will honor former City Councilman Ray Denmon with multiple designations recognizing his service to the community. At the Monday night Calhoun City Council meeting on Jan. 26, 2026, Councilmember Bruce Potts recommended that the city formally recognize Denmon. The recommendation was ...

City Council to Hold Work Session and Regular Meeting on January 26

The City Council will hold a work session and a regular meeting on Monday, January 26, 2026. The work session is scheduled for 12:00 noon at 700 West Line Street in the conference room. City officials are expected to review agenda items and discuss city ...

City of Calhoun Prepares for Weekend Winter Weather Event

City of Calhoun departments are taking proactive measures ahead of this weekend’s anticipated winter weather. Police Department: Calhoun Police Chief Tony Pyle reported that all patrol vehicles, including 4x4 units, are fueled and generators tested. Officers will travel in pairs to ensure safety, and CPD ...

Calhoun City Schools to Close Monday Due to Hazardous Weather Conditions

Calhoun City Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026, due to ongoing weather concerns and the potential for hazardous road conditions. District officials said the decision was made out of an abundance of caution to ensure the safety of students, staff, and families ...
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