The Rome News-Tribune (2024)

Friday, June 21, 2024

Swing-state legislatures diverge on election-ye…

US billionaire eyes TikTok takeover to save int…

Black Georgia veterans take ‘Honor Flight’ to D…

What is Juneteenth? What do I say? What do I do…

Polk County Hospital Nets $500,000 from State Tax Credit Program

  • From staff reports

Atrium Health Floyd Polk Medical Center received a revenue boost of $520,245 last year through donations from Georgia taxpayers, who received …

Jury Returns Verdict In Rockmart Murder Trial

  • By Jeremy StewartJStewart@PolkStandardJournal.com

The trial this week of a Rockmart man accused of murdering his wife revolved more around the question of why he did it than if he did it.

Guilty Plea Entered In East Rome Murder And Mutilation Case

  • By John BaileyJBailey@RN-T.com

The sentencing date has been set after a Rome man pleaded guilty Thursday to killing and mutilating a Cumming man at an East Rome home.

Georgia DOT schedules open houses on I-285 toll lanes

  • By Dave WilliamsCapitol Beat News Service

The Georgia Department of Transportation will host four open houses next month on a plan to add toll lanes along the top end of Interstate 285…

Invasive 'Mystery Snail' Seen in Lake Lanier. What To Know

  • By Simone JasperThe Charlotte Observer

An invasive, shelled creature was spotted in a popular Georgia lake, as experts warn the public of potential environmental and health risks. T…

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'We Are Free': Rome Celebrates Juneteenth

Rome residents gathered at Camp One Sirron on Wednesday night to celebrate Juneteenth with live music, food, insightful words, and vibrant conversations.

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Shawn Harris Will Face Marjorie Taylor Greene in Congressional Race

  • By Diane WagnerDWagner@RN-T.com

Just hours after Democrat Shawn Harris won the 14th Congressional District runoff to challenge Republican U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, he…

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737 Max crash victims’ families seek $25 billion fine on Boeing

  • By Allyson VersprilleBloomberg News
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Families of the victims of two fatal 737 Max crashes are asking the Justice Department to seek to fine Boeing Co. nearly $25 billion, saying the company committed “the deadliest corporate crime in U.S. history.” That amount is “legally justified and clearly appropriate,” Paul Cassell, an attorney who represents 15 victims’ families, said in a letter sent to the DOJ on Wednesday. Cassell ...

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Rookie Scwhellenbach impressing Braves

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  • Around Town: Key Turner McCall Site Sells. Another New Spot for Downtown Rome.

  • Dollar Tree Adding Gordon County Standalone Location

  • Detour on U.S. 411 Towards Cartersville Starts Monday

  • Body Identified as Missing Rockmart Woman

  • Modular and Tiny Homes on the Rise in Floyd

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Invasive 'Mystery Snail' Seen in Lake Lanier. What To Know

An invasive, shelled creature was spotted in a popular Georgia lake, as experts warn the public of potential environmental and health risks. T…

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Floyd Sees 3,400-Job Surge in May

Rome/Floyd County saw a 3,400-person surge in its labor force in May compared to the same month in 2023 — but also a 100-job dip from April of…

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What Putin and Kim’s military pact means for the rest of the world

  • By Soo-Hyang Choi

    and Jon HerskovitzBloomberg News

Russia and North Korea revived a deal struck during the Cold War when their leaders met in P…

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Treasury secretary travels to Atlanta to announce crackdown on fentanyl

  • By Dave WilliamsCapitol Beat News Service

ATLANTA — U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Thursday announced new sanctions against a Me…

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Floyd County Police Seek Public's Help in Barker Road Homicide Investigation

  • By David Crowder News@rrpga.com

The Floyd County Police Department is investigating the death of a man whose body was discov…

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Rome's Fourth of July Fireworks Display To Get More Boom

  • By Adam CareyACarey@RN-T.com

This year’s Fourth of July fireworks display will feature some additional boom as the Rome-F…

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Future of Rome's Travel Gymnastics Program at Risk. What We Know.

  • By Adam CareyACarey@RN-T.com

The Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Department is considering the future of a shrinking, and…

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Body Identified as Missing Rockmart Woman

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ON THE MARKET: Stately Brick Home on Private Cul-de-sac in East Rome

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This custom residence was built to entertain — indoors and out.

Latest Region Stories

State Awards Grants to 13 Rural Hospitals

Georgia Employment Sets More Records Despite Rise in Jobless Rate

Walker County Sheriff's Office Booking Report for Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Calhoun Farm Awarded Labor Stabilization Grant

Georgia Not Spending Enough on Veterans' Services

Warnock Introduces Workforce Development Bill

Opinion

DAVID CARROLL: Please, Please Stop the Junk Fees

LOCAL COLUMNIST: Forgetting The Past

LZ Granderson: So What if Gen Z Applicants Bring Their Parents to a Job Interview?

HARRY MUSSELWHITE: The Road to Chimayo

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Education

New Floyd Schools Budget Decreases Tax Rate

Following in their Footsteps: Dads and Daughters Work Together in Rome Schools

University of West Georgia President Leaving for Arkansas

Services For Former CHS Principal To Be Held Monday

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AdventHealth Redmond announces Sunflower Award winner

Calhoun Farm Awarded Labor Stabilization Grant

Biden admin proposes to ban medical debt from 15M Americans’ credit reports. Here’s what to know

Pierce Sworn in to State Economic Development Board

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