Members of the Communications Workers of America picket outside of the AT&T truck lot on North Avenue. The CWA workers will continue to strike next week in protest of what they say is unfair treatment by the communications company according to Jay Bird, member of the CWA. According to a …
CRBI conducted bacterial water monitoring at four sites that included Euharlee Road boat ram…
A total of 11 candidates have qualified for the Rome City Commission election slated for Nov…
Floyd County Schools will hold a fall work session at their central office starting bright a…
“Congratulations, you just walked into the crazy world of adult life,” Pepperell Middle Scho…
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A man with reported connections to a criminal street gang out of Oakland City in Atlanta was…
A Cartersville man was arrested on Wilma Drive after he reportedly violated a conditional bo…
A Rome man was arrested on Thursday after reports say he took a wheelchair from a disabled person.
“Congratulations, you just walked into the crazy world of adult life,” Pepperell Middle Scho…
Floyd Medical Center has lost its appeal of a Department of Community Health decision to den…
U.S. Army veteran Michael Reynolds served as a flight paramedic for 18 years before being me…
The Lovejoy Baptist Church leadership team is already planning for Summer Explosion 2020, an…
A frantic fourth quarter gave Model fans some hope for the season ahead but left the Blue De…
Kolin Rogers scored the Darlington football team’s first touchdown of the night and kept on …
In a rematch of last year’s opener, it was once again the host Indians triumphing over the v…
The annual rivalry between Rockmart and Cedartown was renewed in the 2019 edition of the Bat…
