well as Sutton's Back Room and the Lowell Opry House where staged concerts are held. One block south of the Square is the Southeastern Quilt & Textile Museum, which opened in September 2012. Exhibits have featured traditional and contemporary quilts by both solo artists and various regional guilds, and a partnership with the Center for Public History at the University of West Georgia has enabled the museum to exhibit highlights of the history of the local textile industry. In the Industrial part of town off of Columbia drive near Southwire is Printer's Ale Manufacturing Company. Established in 2017 this is Carrollton's only Brewery and Taproom. Many, if not all of downtown Carrollton carries the local craft beer. Carrollton has about 100 places of worship. The Sacred Harp Publishing Company, a non-profit organization supporting Sacred Harp singing, publishes the most widely used edition of the Sacred Harp songbook. Carrollton is the birthplace of Baptist pastor Jerry Vines. It is also the home of a small denomination: the National Association of Wesleyan Evangelicals. Sports Current sports franchises Georgia Storm FC - National Premier Soccer League - Formed in 2020 and competes in the Southeast Region of the NPSL. Home games are played at the University of West Georgia soccer field. Defunct sports franchises Carrollton Hornets - Georgia–Alabama League - Minor league baseball team that competed from 1946 to 1950. Stadiums Grisham Stadium - Multi-purpose home stadium for Carrollton High School. University Stadium - Home football stadium for the West Georgia Wolves. Education Carroll County School District The Carroll County School District provides education from pre-school through grade twelve and consists of twelve elementary schools, six middle schools, and five high schools. Schools located in Carrollton include: Central High School Central Middle School Central Elementary School Mount Zion High School Mount Zion Elementary School Sand Hill Elementary School Sharp Creek Elementary School Carrollton City School District The Carrollton City School District serves grades pre-school through twelve and consists of one lower elementary school, an upper elementary school, a junior high school, and a high school. Carrollton High School Carrollton Junior High School Carrollton Upper Elementary School Carrollton Elementary School Carver High School George Washington Carver High School served as the only black high school in Carrollton during racial segregation in the South. The school was closed in 1969. Higher education West Georgia Technical College - Carroll Campus University of West Georgia - Main