Monday, May 14, 2012

Sports shop boom part of area's sports 'economic engine.' Key weeks in local politics. Brunch, lunch changes at La Marie's. 50% rain chance. Gas down 41 cents a gallon vs. May 2011.

 
What's buzzing in Northwest Georgia.
-Why so many sports stores in Northwest Georgia? 'Sports in general, sports products and events are a tremendous economic engine' for our area.
-Politics: Preston Smith endores; Casey Cagle hosts. New venue for Floyd GOP. Legislative brunch: check the audience on Wednesday as well as the podium.
-New brunch, new lunch brewing at La Marie's.
-Goodwill consolidates at Etowah Crossing.
-Hall of Fame honors for local dog trainer.

Gas prices down 41 cents a gallon vs. a year ago.

Weather: Soggy start to the new week
-Weekend storms leave 1.31 inches of rain.
-Monday: 30-50% rain chance, high of 79, low of 59.
-Tuesday: 20% rain chance, high of 83, low of 58.
-Wednesday: High of 82, low of 55.

Culberson gets a hit, some solid glove work in first major league start.

Hometown Headlines: The Radio Edition.
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7-9 a.m., WRGA 1470 AM.
Listen online.
-Join us for updates on the CityCenter project at Riverside Parkway and Turner McCall; Jay Shell talks about plans for this Saturday's River Jam at Ridge Ferry Park; and Col. Oscar Poole offers barbecue advice as grilling season begins.
 
Rain out for Rome Braves Sunday; on the road starting tonight.

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