Several local youngsters got to flex their creative muscles Tuesday when Earthworks Potter hosted a special pottery class.
The Rome Symphony Orchestra will host its 100th season anniversary soirée: A Day at the Races on Saturday, May 7.
As Rome Area Council for the Arts kicks off this year’s HeART Project, locals with some creativity and vision are stepping up to show the comm…
Rev. Dr. Charles Stanley, a great pastor and theologian of our times, authored a book entitled “31 Life Principles.” The very first life princ…
Maybe it’s the cold weather. Maybe it’s because we are stuck inside lately. Or maybe it’s because drive-through dinners, meal subscription ser…
Nearly one-third (32%) of reported deaths, or at least 770 deaths were related to incidents involving ATVs being ridden on paved roads or park…
Tuesday, January 4, 1972
Age has nothing to do with finitude. It has everything to do with an ever-widening awareness of the vicissitudes of perspective, the heightene…
Students at Anna K. Davie Elementary were inspired to help others after seeing people cold and huddled up under a bridge. As part of the Aspir…
Armuchee Elementary School students got to celebrate good behavior with a Holiday Extravaganza. The AES staff planned several holiday activiti…
If painting a beautiful porcelain mask sounds like something you'd enjoy, the Porcelain Art Guild's next event may be a way to test the waters…
St. Mary’s School is kicking off its “Color the Knight” spring fundraiser with three events community members might be excited about.
As the famous Rome Clocktower turns 150, the city’s got a full calendar of events so community members can participate and celebrate the iconi…
Author Neely Young will be signing copies of his book “Georgia Made” on Saturday from 1-4 p.m. at Dogwood Books.
Atlanta based artist and former Berry College student, Linda Mitchell, is exhibiting 25 mixed media paintings and an installation at downtown …
The Jake Puryear Detachment of the Marine Corps League in Rome installed new officers for 2022 and recognized one of their own.
For the second time in just over two weeks, Dole announced a recall of bagged salads made in two facilities and sold under the several store b…
Habitat for Humanity — Coosa Valley is now accepting applications for homeownership for families in Floyd, Chattooga, and Polk counties.
Last week, in the back parking lot of the Harbin Cancer Center, a very special event took place. And though it wasn’t witnessed by many, it ha…
Let’s keep it simple. Now that the holiday season is over, it’s time to get back to a regular work week. Although intricate recipes with lots …
Sunday, December 26, 1971
These photos were submitted to the “Rome Georgia History and Memories” Facebook page by Rome and area residents. Whenever possible we use the …
Simeon (Luke 2.25-32) led a life of righteous devotion. Living in a land occupied by Rome and all of the hardships that imposed, Simeon stood …
It seems like more and more products are using button batteries. From watches to hearing aids the button battery seems to fit in the smallest …
There may have been a time in a person’s willful life, a time before he believed, when the whole of the Christian story seemed improbable. The…
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