| 2 to 4 inches of rain, some flooding starting Sunday -A hydrological report out from the National Weather Service warns of two to four inches of rain headed our way, with minor flooding expected, as another major rain maker moves across the state. The rain could stretch into Tuesday. -Saturday: Sunny, high of 61, low of 34. -Sunday: 60-100% chance of rain, high of 58, low of 54. Rainfall: Inch-plus. -Monday: 60% rain chance, high of 65, low of 40.
-Another Saturday "Clean-up" day in Adairsville: Volunteers are asked to assemble at The Adairsville Church of God at 8 a.m. Main goal is to finish debris removal from Jan. 30 tornado.
Weekend buzz:
-Ben Poplin named radio, TV and web voice for Rome Braves.
-Feb. 21: Bill Lennie, president of The Home Depot Canada, is the featured speaker at the Berry College Executive Round Table.
-Feb. 9: 300 weather radios remain for the hearing impaired. Those with hearing difficulties can get special radios at the Cave Spring Fire Department from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
-Chief Juvenile Judge C. Gregory Price's response to Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Carol Hunstein's State of the Judiciary Address and juvenile justice reform. -Citizens First's Lynn Whatley named to Synovus Securities President's Club; Synovus earns customer service honors.
Weekend events: -Feb. 9: The 3rd annual "Cartersville Has Heart" event is at the Clarence Brown Center.
-Feb. 9: The 27th Heart of the Community Awards will be held at 6 p.m. at The Forum.
-Feb. 9-10: Rome Little Theatre will present 'Hairspray' at the DeSoto Theatre. Friday's Public Health restaurant inspection scores for Floyd, Bartow counties. -Congratulations to Booth Western Art Museum for five consecutive scores of 100.: College sports updates. -Click Hometown Sports Latest jail reports.
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