Click www.hometownheadlines.com
New player, familiar name highlight Alcohol Control Commission agenda:
>Jazz bar: Downtown Rome apparently is getting a jazz bar and lounge in the 200 block of Broad Street. The agenda for Monday evening's Alcohol Control Commission shows an application for a beer/wine pouring license for Studio 712 Jazz Bar and Lounge, 211C Broad St. Terrence W. Hight is the applicant.
>Market update? Also on the agenda is a beer and wine package and pouring license for the long-delayed Rome City Market, 238 Broad St. The applicant is James M. Day. The market has been in some sort of discussion and development for nearly two years. For more on the ACC agenda, click ACC
Friday's Buzz
>Former Citizens First president D Copeland named Synovus chief commercial officer: A new post within Citizens First's parent company> Business
>Thomas, former Redmond Regional chief, named regional president:
James R. "Jamie" Thomas to supervise S. Carolina, N. Florida centers>HCA
>Russell Airport/Towers Field receives $1.1 million in federal funds> Buzz
>Newby to serve as chamber chairman in 2009> Business
>Minutes from Monday's Rome City Commission meeting> Minutes
>Nominations sought for 2009 Heart of the Community Awards> Health
>American Red Cross sets new round of blood drives> Health
>Today's the deadline for Surviving to Share stories> Health
>Report: Rome Braves' Freeman organization's top minor leaguer> BB
Latest public health restaurant inspection scores: Click Dining
What's ahead this weekend in Northwest Georgia> Weekend
HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEWS
Rome/Floyd updates: Week four of the high school season kicks off tonight. We'll have final scores and our e-mail alerts after 10 tonight. Please click to our Football Report page for links to tonight's games as well as John McClellan's weekly picks. Plus: Your guide to broadcast and Web cast coverage of tonight's games.
>Kickoff forecast: Sunny skies, around 72 degrees by 7:30 p.m.> Weather
Tonight's games
-Coosa hosts Central, Carroll | Q102
-Darlington hosts Murphy, NC | On WLAQ 1410 AM; click Webcast
-Pepperell off; at Gordon Central Sept. 26
-Rome at Cass | On 95.7 FM The Ridge; click Webcast
Norman's No-Nos: 15 all-but-guaranteed college football losers
Each Friday, Norman Arey picks 15 games--and 15 losers--from the weekend menu of college football. He's 36-9 (80 percent) as we head into week four.
Arey's games of the week include:
>Georgia at Arizona State
>Florida at Tennessee
>LSU and Auburn
>Georgia Tech and Mississippi State
Who wins? No-no, it's all about who loses. For more, click Norman Arey
Shorter (2-1) on the road to Pikeville, Ky., for 1:30 p.m. game Saturday.
>Listen live on 1410 AM WLAQ or hear the Web cast on Exterranet
>Hawks open home season with homecoming next weekend> Details
Weather Center
Mostly sunny, high of 84 and a low of 57. Great weekend weather, too.
>Extended forecast, EarthWatch and more> Weather Center
Downtown
>Beer Festival, free day at museum among downtown highlights> Downtown
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