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A closer look at the Harper/Reynolds murder case: With Scotty Harper's plea agreement on Wednesday, the four-plus-year-old murder case seems closer to a resolution. For friends on both sides of the Thad Reynolds murder case, there is some relief and some remorse. What's still to be resolved is the fate of the charges facing Harper's lover and Reynolds' wife, Michelle S. Reynolds. For more on the cast, click Plea
Senate OK's modified version of the $700 billion bailout plan: Georgia's two U.S. senators, Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Isakson, voted in favor of the package (CNN). Chambliss is due in Rome Monday for a healthcare roundtable, 8 to 9 a.m., at the Greater Rome Chamber of Commerce. It is for members only.
>Read Chambliss' statement on the vote> Chambliss
>Read Isakson's statement on the vote> Isakson
>'Sweetened' package comes back to the House. We'll have updates today.
>Bartow GOP links visitors to the controversy> Bartow
Biden-Palin debate set for 9-10:30 tonight: Most major networks, news cable outlets to carry it line. The Bartow GOP Women are planning a debate watching party for this evening at party headquarters> Details
Thursday's Buzz:
-Floyd warned about 'bot calls to Fox 5 Game of the Week poll: Armuchee v. Pepperell still in the lead but school system asks those who are using the bots to stack the vote ceased immediately. You can vote at www.high5sports.com
Rome's Dr. Charles B. May Jr. makes Trend's 40 under 40: The latest issue of Georgia Trend includes the annual salute to "40 under 40." Making this year's list is May, a 36-year-old physician at Rome Orthopedic Clinic. For more on the list, click Georgia Trend
Chamber Web site gets tweaked: Regular visitors to the online home of the Greater Rome Chamber of Commerce will notice some tweaking to the format. More photos and a handier pulldown menu have been added to the front page. Also: Ready access to a promotional video> Chamber
>Oct. 16/Business After Hours, 5:30-7 p.m., River City Bank.
-State grant freeze won't stop Treehouse for Rome project> Buzz
-Special pets get special prayer at St. Mary's school and again Sunday>Buzz
-Free flu shot clinic set for Oct. 9 at health department> Healthy Living
-CVTC names board members for 2008-09 term> Campus Headlines
-GHC Foundation names new board offices> Highlands
-Redmond Regional's Lisa Dempsey named state Hospital Hero> Health
-Chairman of HCA, Redmond Regional's parent company, retires> HCA
-Greater Rome's Stout elected to Community Bankers' board> Business
-Synovus, parent of Citizens First, to announce earnings Oct. 23> Synovus
-Alumni Night to honor former high school wrestlers Dec. 19
-Letters to the Editor/Writer asks: 'So what's next?'> Commentary
-Coosa Valley Fair continues: Today is Seniors Day> CVF
Weather Center
>Mostly sunny and 77 today; lows 80s all weekend
>Extended forecast, EarthWatch and more> Weather Center
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable brought to you by Riverside Toyota
>Enough with heavenly pointing, smoking tunnels, pre-game shows> Arey
High school, Shorter College football, brought to you by Printworks
>John McClellan's weekly high school picks> The Football Report
>Your votes sought to Armuchee/Pepperell the Game of the Week on Fox 5:
>Shorter's defense ranks 14th nationwide among NAIA
Downtown Headlines
>Bryan Mullins' mullinsmania.com and what's ahead this weekend
>Men's March and stopping domestic violence
>Shrine parade, football game to pack downtown Saturday
>For more, click Downtown Headlines
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