Lewis: 411 Connector coming together; court challenge likely
-With environmental concerns about a mine found on the Rollins' property just about settled, Jeff Lewis of the State Transportation Board says the 411 Connector is "going forth as planned." But he also expects a federal court battle with the Rollins' family as their efforts continue to push the path from their land.
Your forecast: We'll post storm updates as needed today.
-Wednesday: 80% rain chance, beginning after 2 p.m., with a high of 86, a low of 69; and up to a half inch of rain.
-Thursday: 40% rain chance, high of 90, low of 68.
-Friday: 40% rain chance, high of 91, low of 69.
Cedartown's return to Hollywood continues as WXIA reports on the filming of Jane Mansfield's Car. WXIA (video and text)
-Also: schedule of closed streets (and likely filming times) if you want to visit.
Mark that 'Berry' fresh
-Berry Enterprises, the student-run and -operated ventures based on the Berry College campus, has two events of community interest coming up soon:
-June 24: Berry Farms Angus Beef sale,
-July 23: The next Farmer's Market,
June 25: Floyd County Republicans to hear from state party chief.
-Coming Aug. 13: GOP's annual rally at the airport with state, local Republican leaders.
Today's buzz:
-Floyd County Schools will open a learning center in August to provide an alternative path to graduation for high schoolers. Learning center
-The 2011-2012 Officers of the Exchange Club of Rome have been inducted. The new president is Buzz Wachsteter. Exchange Club
-June 30: Poetry Night--Speaking of Tuscaloosa, Schroeder's New Deli, Broad Street. Details
Today's Hometown Headlines Radio Edition 7-9 a.m. on WRGA 1470 AM.
-7:10: The Buzz of Northwest Georgia.
-7:40: Dr. Melinda Strickland, Floyd County schools, on new learning center.
-8:10: Update on the filming of Jane Mansfield's Car in Cedartown.
-8:40: Dr. John Grout, Dean of Berry College's Campbell School of Business.
-Listen online: http://wrga.streamon.fm/
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