Urban forestry officials from all over North Georgia learned about a technology-driven way to promote natural resources in their communities during a Georgia Urban Forest Council workshop at the Rome-Floyd County ECO River Education Center on Wednesday.
A Vietnam-era T-28 Trojan with its own Purple Heart and a C-45 that went from flying general…
Redmond Regional Medical Center received a B and Floyd Medical Center scored a C on the most…
A unique partnership between the South Rome Redevelopment Corporation, Rome City Schools and…
An attorney for a Floyd County man accused of gunning down his neighbors in 2015 worked to d…
A Floyd County man charged with first-degree burglary was in jail without bond Wednesday night.
The Georgia State Patrol Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team is continuing to examine …
A Rome woman who reportedly overdosed on drugs while she was supposed to be caring for a bab…
The Floyd County man who wrecked his race car in a curve on Short Horn Road died Wednesday a…
(From left) U.S. Rep. Tom Graves awards Arianna Williams of Pepperell High School first plac…
(From left) Rome High’s Air Force JROTC cadets Aaron Loya, Mirsa Nolasco-Vasquez, Deborah Al…
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service have approved all of Ge…
City officials are ready to seek proposals a third time for the two-acre tract on West Third…
A winning ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Rome for the April 18 Powerball drawing.
When Joan and Terry Ledbetter moved from Rome to the Virgin Islands about a year ago, it mus…
The YMCA’s Arsenal Rome Select and Academy teams kept rolling this weekend and we headed int…
The rain held off just long enough Tuesday evening to allow nearly 400 children to have some…
The spring game weekend, and leading up to the intra-squad scrimmage, had one and all whetti…
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Drew Lugbauer hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning, leading the…
The money you spend on permanent life insurance can be used to pay death benefits for your l…
