-Busy week ahead with special legislative session on new district lines; Lowe's distribution center meeting for local governments on Tuesday; more high school football; and huge Saturday (Tillman run, health fair).
-Armuchee billiards opens in old Movie Gallery; The Pig is back.
-'Deli Day' offered by Rome temple; Habitat's annual meeting.
-Today's Focus: Ed Lockett Jr., a missionary from Calhoun, has been in Haiti since 1995. His latest task: Rebuilding after the earthquake.
Your latest forecast:
-Monday: Sunny, high of 89, low of 62.
-Tuesday: High of 90, low of 61.
-Wednesday: High of 93, low of 64.
Today's Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, 7-9 a.m., WRGA 1470 AM:
-7:10: The Buzz of Northwest Georgia.
-7:40 a.m.: Dan Bevels, Health Initiative for Men.
-8:10 a.m.: State Sen. Barry Loudermilk and redistricting.
-8:40 a.m.: Chad Whitefield, county commissioner and potential Senate candidate.
-Listen online: http://wrga.streamon.fm/
Rome Braves: Sports
-Rome Braves get big 8-4 win in Greenville.
-In Greenville through Wednesday; in Asheville Thursday-Sunday.
Georgia High School Football Daily.
-Calhoun No. 2 pick in AA; Darlington No. 8 in A.
John McClellan's High School Football review
-Exclusively each Tuesday on Hometown Headlines.
Coming Sept. 2: Norman Arey's first Norman's No-Nos column of the 2011 college football season.
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