Tuesday, December 16, 2014

As new food truck seeks funding, what you need to know about starting your own. Business forecast: Brighter 2015. Chamber tries dinner, dancing. Weather: Upper 50s, drier than Monday.

Where Rome's news day starts – and ends. Continuing coverage at www.hometownheadlines.com
 

Ware Mechanical forecast:

  •  40% rain chance; temperatures in the upper 50s. Mid 30s tonight.
  • First look at Christmas: 20% rain chance, low of 32 on Christmas Eve/morning. Christmas Day: High of 52, low of 36. (From The Weather Channel)

Headlines:

  • As new food truck holds fund-raiser tonight, we found a source for what you need to know about starting your own mobile restaurant. Mobile
  • Business: 2015 should be Georgia's best yet since recession. Chamber annual meeting Jan. 22 offers dining, dancing (Scott Thompson). Business
  • Floyd County Police Sgt. Maynard retires after 41 years; Sgt. Chris Fincher named officer of the year. FCPD
  • Georgia Health News: Affordable Care Act signups increase. Hope for those suffering from addictions. Health
  • David Perdue, Georgia's incoming U.S. senator, gets committee assignments. Perdue.
  • Public Health restaurant inspection scores for Northwest Georgia. Dining
  • Floyd County Jail reports. CrimeWatch

Regular features:

Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report  (click)

  • Seven Hills Rotary-Rome News Holiday Basketball Tournament: Brackets for boys, girls teams. Some scores.
  • Saints beat Bears, move a game ahead of Falcons in NFL race.
  • More accolades for Shorter Hawks' football star.
  • Bowl season: Georgia going to Belk Bowl vs. Louisville; Georgia Tech vs.  Mississippi State in Orange Bowl. SEC has 12 teams bowl-bound.
  • Links to latest local college results.

Hometown Headlines Radio Edition on WRGA 98.7 FM & 1470 AM

  • 7-9 a.m. Click to listen live online
  • Please join our guests including:
  • The Rev. David Campbell of Trinity United Methodist Church in Rome on the 2014 edition of the Living Nativity.
  • Capt. Douglas McClure of the Salvation Army on the those familiar red kettles and how you can help.

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