The Buzz of Northwest Georgia: Click
-Changing face of West Rome: Even in a post-recession economy, smaller projects are moving forward, from new Taco Bell to strip center.
-Braves finish second in league's 'Battle for the Basement.' It wasn't a good year for the Rome team but the countdown to 2011 already is under way.
-Plus: What's ahead off-season at State Mutual Stadium.
This week's focus: Click
-Seventh Annual Rome International Film Festival set for Friday, Saturday at DeSoto, Heritage Hall. 72 films from 12 countries on tap as is new student film competition. Natalie Simms reports.
John McClellan's High School picks, updates for week three. McClellan
-Calhoun over Pepperell by 25.
-Rome to outscore Woodland by 22.
-Chatooga to edge Armuchee.
-Model remains winless thanks to L-FO.
-Coosa gets first win vs. North Murray.
-Darlington by 7 over Sardis, Ala.
-North Georgia by 28 over Unity Christian.
Charleston wins Best Tennis Town contest:
-The U.S. Tennis Association's vote shows Charleston, S.C., was first and wins the $100,000 prize. Atlanta came in second and wins $50,000; Richmond, Va., was third and gets $25,000. Rome was among those in the honorable mention category, winning $2,000 in tennis equipment. Click
Your latest forecast: Click
-Tuesday: High of 93, low of 60.
-Wednesday: High of 92, low of 62. 20% rain chance.
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable. Arey
-Georgia State football coach Bill Curry proves once and for all that he's hard-headed.
Shorter Hawks football. Hawks
-Hawks travel to Pikeville Sept. 18 for 1:30 p.m. game.
-Home opener is Sept. 25 vs. Georgtown, Ky., 1:30 p.m., Barron Stadium.
Rome Braves. Click Sports
-Braves rally but Lexington wins, 6-5.
-Next game: April 7 vs. Hagerstown, State Mutual Stadium.
-Mills Fitzner's 2010 home game photos. Click
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