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Politics: Rome City Commissioner Sue Lee to seek third term. What you need to know about Rome's elections this fall. Politics
Men's Health Month begins with a push from Harbin Clinic to know your digits (body mass, PSA, blood pressure and others). Health
Updated: Rome Shakespeare Festival tonight-Sunday at Town Green with extra events set for Saturday. Shakespeare
Floyd County Schools set new student registration dates for upcoming school year. Education
Buzz: Owner of downtown frame shop included in 'inspiring stories.' Georgia Northwestern welcomes middle schoolers to STEM camp. Highlands names two new site directors. Buzz
Business: 94 full-time workers sought for distribution center in Acworth; job fair June 6 in Rome, June 13 in Cartersville. Jobs
Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Mid 80s with no rain forecast through Friday. Storms return Sunday? Weather
Keith Mickler: Ticks are very bad already and it's not even summer yet. Mickler
Remembering Mr. Cecil M. Carney, Mrs. Brenda R. Donaldson, Danny Ray Elrod, Mr. William Gregory 'Greg' McCary, Mr. Ray Carroll 'Pop' Owens, Audrey Mathis Phelps, Mr. Albert Charles Spivey, Mrs. Mary Joyce Woodfin. Obituaries
Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining
Area arrest reports brought to you by Dr. Miniyar's Pediatrics. Crimewatch
Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report
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