During Paradise Garden’s Summer Art Camp 2023, artists-in-training will work with teacher Ellen Gadberry for four days, bringing out their cre…
When the Georgia’s Rome Office of Tourism called for local photographers to submit their images of local life, Rome residents responded in a big way.
Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum will join museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative, a program that provides free admissio…
As presented in the May 1923 editions of the Rome Tribune-Herald
Summer is unofficially started on Memorial Day weekend and it is just around the corner. I love outdoor activities, pool parties, and grilling…
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The staple of our southern landscape, the antebellum of shrubs has taken a beating and continuing to be pounded by mother nature this spring.
AdventHealth Redmond has partnered with Floyd County Schools for their Project SEARCH program for seven years to help students with disabiliti…
For more than a decade, depending on where you live, Capt. Daniel Helton and Lt. Tiffany Helton might have responded by ambulance if you neede…
As temperatures are starting to rise, Georgia Power is prepared to meet the increased demand for electricity and encourages customers to take …
The Rome Kiwanis Club inducted the following new members: Robbie South, Jennifer Bailey-Bowers, Luis Pizano and Ted Goodwin. The Kiwanis Club …
On June 5, Goodwill of North Georgia will be hosting a Touch a Truck Job Fair event partnered with the YMCA at 810 E 2nd Ave. Local families a…
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The tragedy “Julius Caesar” with its plots, intrigue and even a battle plays out on the Town Green June 7-11 when Rome Shakespeare brings Shak…
The City of Summerville is currently accepting applications from those interested in becoming a food vendor at the annual Celebrate Independen…
It’s time to get your running shoes on, hit the road and support preservation and education.
Michael W. Owens, a Texas native and Rome resident, recently released a new book, “Bluebonnet: a novel.”
Sunday, May 6, 1973
Kathryn Nobles’ piano studio, Noble Musicians, held its spring recital at Bell Recital Hall at Ford on the Berry College Campus on Sunday, May 7.
Kids love cars, and when they see a parked car, they don’t even think about the possibility of getting hurt or seriously injured. That’s why p…
Rome residents are invited to attend a Historic Evening at Ft. Norton on Tuesday, May 23.
City commissioner Elaina Beeman just got to watch proudly as two local students were rewarded for their hard work and overcoming daunting obstacles.
The U.S. Senate narrowly confirmed civil rights lawyer Nancy Abudu of Georgia Thursday to become the first Black woman to serve on the Atlanta…
Taylor Jones, age 2, treasures this vintage Rome News-Tribune umbrella that she recently acquired. Her grandmother, Carmen Jones, says she is …
Local author Zack C. Waters has published a new book, “A Wilderness of Destruction: Confederate Guerrillas in East and South Florida, 1861-186…
