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Dalton enrollment falls to 10-year low

First-day count drops by 460 students from last year; superintendent expects total to remain near 7,000

Dalton Public Schools began the 2026-27 school year with its lowest first-day enrollment in at least a decade, recording 460 fewer students than at the beginning of the previous school year.

Superinte...


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Editor’s note: Because the court issued its decision Tuesday, the article published in Saturday’s Dalton Daily Citizen was limited to reporting the case and the court’s ruling. The Dalton Daily Citizen will examine the decision’s legal, technical and economic implications in upcoming editions and online, including what it could mean locally, as we review the ...


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ON THE AGENDA

DALTON-WHITFIELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
Monday, Aug. 24, 6 p.m.
Whitfield County Courthouse Meeting Room
205 N. Selvidge St., Dalton

A public hearing will be followed by Planning Commission deliberations. Planning staff recommends approval of all four rezoning requests.

2771 Deep Springs Road: ...

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With less than 25 seconds left on the clock Friday night at Harmon Field, Dalton Catamount wide receiver and defensive back Drayden Gazaway saw a pass from Rockmart quarterback Charlie Cannon hurling in his direction.

“I knew it was coming,” Gazaway said. “I just had to step up and make the play.”

After stepping in front of an intended Rockmart receiver, Gazaway...


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Members of the Dalton City Council unanimously voted to approve amendments to the city’s alcoholic beverage code during their scheduled public meeting on Monday.

As part of the meeting inside City Hall, council members approved Ordinance 26-19, which changes caterer and event center regulations. According to city officials, the ordinance effectively “streamlines the pr...


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