>Coosa Valley Federal Credit Union 17th in Chronicle's annual listing:
The 2008 list of Georgia's Top 25 Credit Unions ranks Coosa Valley Federal Credit Union as No. 17, based on total assets, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The state's premiere business weekly listed CVFCU's assets at about $100.8 million as of Dec. 31. Total shares and deposits were at $87.8 million. Interest income was listed at $6.29 million with non-interest income at $2.2 million. Coosa Valley was ranked no. 18 in 2007. The top credit union was Delta Community with assets of almost $2.6 billion followed by Atlanta Postal Credit Union ($1.54 billion).
>Sixth annual Surviving to Share breast cancer awareness event seeks stories from survivors: Entries due by Sept. 19; dinner Oct. 9> Health
>Great prognosis for Gordon Hospital's upgraded Web site:
Gordon Hospital is sporting a newly designed Web site. Barely a week old, www.gordonhospital.com features an all-in-one home page with information for patients, links for recruiting and other details. Quick pop-up directories let you drill into the specific areas you want. Work is continuing on the site although it appears fully functional at this time. Give it a look by clicking Here.
>Hotels 'R Us: One quick follow on Monday's posting about local hotels. With Comfort Suites and La Quinta due in service soon, Rome/Floyd County will have 1,048 hotel rooms under "flags" (franchise names) for guests to use.
>Rome Hooters remains in limbo: With the "original" site at Etowah plaza vacant and the "new" site just as dead near State Mutual Stadium, local Hooters' fans could be facing a fall football season without a familiar favorite. Asked for an update, Hooters contact Carl Matlock wrote back as follows: "Sorry, everything is on hold at this time." The new site is about to forfeit the entire Rome Braves' season. The last regular-season home game is Monday, Sept. 1; 17 home games remain.
>Forestar, Towne West developers, names new VP: Forestar Real Estate Group Inc., builders of what will become Towne West near Adairsville, has named Flavious Smith as Executive Vice President/Minerals. He's responsible for managing the company's 622,000 net mineral acres in Georgia, Texas, Louisiana and Alabama> Forestar
Sports
>Norman Arey's Sports: Bleacher Report's top 10 unwearable jerseys includes a familiar no. 7 > Arey
>Braves-Greenjackets split series; Greenville arrives tonight > Sports
>Plus: Game photos from Mills Fitzner> Photos
WeatherCenter
>High in the lower 90s today; 50% chance of heavy rain> WeatherCenter
>Another day of bad air in Bartow, metro Atlanta> Smog
Downtown Headlines
>What's ahead in downtown Rome this week> Downtown Headlines
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