More rain, some storms but few if any will be severe. Latest storm aftermath reports. Berry students investigate the 'War for Water.' Job fair Thursday

Please click www.hometownheadlines.com:

 

Rain, thunderstorms today but most won't be severe

-As clean-up efforts continue in Northwest Georgia, another round of spring weather is on the way. Forecasters believe this storm system is more 'benign' that last week's killer tornadoes and high winds.

-We'll have continuing updates all day just in case.

-The forecast:

-Tuesday: 100% chance of rain, storms. High of 71, low of 43.

-Wednesday: Cooler, high of 68, low of 38.

 

Continuing coverage of storm aftermath efforts:

-Four Northwest Georgia counties now included in disaster declaration.

-Latest on relief efforts, storm clean-up.

-Tips on filing for assistance, from FEMA to SBA.

 

Today's Buzz:

-Berry digital communication students assemble an expansive look at the 'War for Water' in Greater Rome, state of Georgia.

-ABS sets job fair at Rome Career Center on Thursday.

  

On today's Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, 7-9 a.m., WRGA 1470:

 -Join us for an update on storm relief from Scotty Hancock, Floyd's emergency management director.

-Also, U.S. Rep. Phil Gingrey joins us to talk aout Osama bin Laden's death and what's next.

-We'll also talk with the Berry College team behind the War for Water series.

 

Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable. Arey

-More trouble for Tressel; Clausen not giving up without a fight

    

Rome Braves: 

-Braves blanked again, 5-0, by Suns.

-Next: 10:30 a.m. game today vs. Hagerstown at State Mutual Stadium.