As we go back into education SPLOST discussions regarding a Rome Middle School facility, we urge the Rome school system to change an older bai…
Day by day, month by month, year by year, greed is ruining the tech industry’s image. This time it was tech’s response to the failure of its p…
The first brilliant idea Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page had was to “crawl” — and trawl — the World Wide Web. Using spiders, it wou…
How convenient that presidential hopeful Nikki Haley’s proposed mental-competency test for politicians would kick in at age 75 — just below th…
As a president and a person Jimmy Carter worked to put values before power and used his influence to work toward a government that was decent,…
One of Vladimir Putin’s strategies during his brutal, illegal war in Ukraine has been to ensure that Russians only hear one version of reality…
Residents near a temporary metal recycling facility said they couldn’t stand the noise from the operations any longer, and we saw government a…
City commissioners should have given the public a final chance to comment before backing just over $103 million in bonds for the proposed Rome…
This is a call for all of us to continue in the footsteps of those who blazed the path before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. began his trek. We mu…
As we head into the new year, many of us are thinking about ways we can improve our lives over the next year, but here’s a secret, we can do t…
Christmas is and always has been about family. This is the time when we get together with our loved ones and share that spirit of togetherness…
As a community we should welcome back two men were unjustly incarcerated for past the 25 years for a crime they did not commit.
The direction of our state will be determined Tuesday and you should cast a ballot.
As voters in the 14th District, we’re caught in the vortex of what feels like a never ending social media, cable news campaign season.
On a chilly Friday morning in downtown Rome, hundreds of city and county residents gathered for the popular annual event called Walk A Mile in…
For generations, the daily newspaper has been a daily staple of American life. The Tribune or The Gazette or The Herald or The Journal came ev…
As the area surrounding the Forum continues to change, its prospects appear to be improving, and it’s apparent why the City of Rome is interes…
In an interesting twist Rome, Floyd County and Cave Spring walked away from the LOST negotiating table satisfied with a deal which, among othe…
With Crumbl cookies coming by spring and The Varsity due in 2023, the foodie newswire is a bit slow. Or maybe not.
Rome is known as a dining capital and frequently has been listed among the top 20 markets to open a restaurant in the United States.
We want to recognize that there are so many students showing up for school at Rome High still doing their very best to get an education after …
The recent Music Midtown drama where the event was canceled over Georgia’s liberal weapons-carrying laws is rippling throughout the state. In …
An Rx for medical sale rumors. For much of the first part of 2022, the rumors were out there about the Heritage auto group selling to the Shot…
Gladiators, Chieftains and Wolves all come from the same place — we’re all brothers and sisters. We’ve seen some disturbing news regarding our…
New name, new address for axe throwing in Rome: Already an indoor hit, Rome Axe Throwing is sharpening its appeal with two strategic moves.
Launch of Rome Rocket Wash location on hold; chain growing in other markets. We have additional updates today on the planned Rocket Wash locat…
Marco’s Pizza targets Aug. 29 opening in West Rome: Renovations are wrapping up and hiring is underway for the Marco’s Pizza coming to 2206 Sh…
Around Town: What will the I-75 corridor look like in a few years? Take a spin up I-85 for a preview
We took a trip into Northwest Georgia’s future last week along I-85, mostly between Braselton and Commerce. Starting north of Chateau Elan, yo…
