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What Should Be in Cartersville Plaza?

Once the place to be and shop in town, what would you like to see in Cartersville Plaza, the old Woolworth, then Belk shopping center?

Once one of the main shopping spots in Cartersville—first with Woolworth, then Belk—and the long-time home to prime-time, high-school cruising, Cartersville Plaza sits with more than one-third of its space empty.

Built in 1966 and renovated in 2003, Fred's, Rugged Wearhouse and Tuesday Morning now anchor the shopping center along North Dixie Avenue that holds a lot of memories.

More than 50,000 square feet of its approximate 134,000 square feet are available in retail spaces ranging from 950 to 11,250 square feet, according to Shaheen & Company on showcase.com.

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Help us fill in the blank: What would you like to see in Cartersville Plaza? Could it support the level of retail activity it once had? What would it take to fill the empty spaces and turn it around? What should be there?


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