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-Cooler, drier air will begin moving into Georgia by midweek but we'll have a few more 90s to record before then. Rain chance remains around 20 percent.
Headlines:
- Abral's Classy & Sassy opening soon in 200 block of Broad Street; Riverside Station also almost ready in Cotton Block. Broad Street
- Politics: 100 Blackmen, AARP, others set political forum for Oct. 7. Deadline for new, lapsed voter registration is Oct. 6. Vote
- Geek Week 2014 set for Oct. 6-11; egg drop returns as does cookout, tours and new this year: cardboard challenge. Geek
- Armuchee Middle School has been named a finalist in the middle school category for the 2014 STEM Education Awards presented by the Technology Association of Georgia. AMS
- Downtown Development Authority to get parade update. Cartersville Police helping Flowering Branch. Day of Peace is Sept. 21. Updates
- Public Health restaurant inspection scores for Northwest Georgia. Dining
- Floyd County Jail reports: 4 a.m., 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Crimewatch
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- Northwest Georgia's best source for job leads. Click Career Builder
- John McClellan's high school football picks: Model stays hot in week three. McClellan
- Georgia High School Football Daily:
- Berry, Shorter both on the road this Saturday.
- Coming Friday: Norman Arey's Norman's No-Nos, 15 locks to lose in college football this weekend.
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- Please join our guests today including:
- City Commissioner Evie McNiece on some of the latest updates within the city of Rome and the Georgia Municipal Association.
- Brian McClellan, IT director for Gordon County, on the arrival of a new iPhone -- and more tech updates.
- Deanna Dennis from Highland Rivers Health on National Recovery Month.
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