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Sheriff Tim Burkhalter confirms plans to retire in 2020 as his fourth term ends. Expanded interview on Hometown Radio Thursday on WRGA. Sheriff
GBI joins in investigation of body found on I-75 near Emerson. GBI
Business: Fashion Plus coming to John Davenport; third downtown closing in two weeks as Posh Upscale Consignment announces March 2 exit. Business
Celebration of life set for 4 p.m. Friday for Coosa High grad Fernando Guzman Ambriz, 18. Fernando
Education: Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle spotlights Mark Moran, a Floyd County College and Career Academy student, for academic and pathway success. Education
Chief Deputy Tom Caldwell running for sheriff in 2020 as Burkhalter completes final term. Politics
Community Foundation of Greater Rome received $10,000 from Greater Community Bank. Exchange Club donates $15,000 to Family Resource Center. Donations
Buzz: Planning Department adds temp GIS website after software glitch last week. TEA Party meeting is Tuesday. Buzz
Ware Mechanical Weather Center: 'Spring break' to end Friday; rain on the way; maybe storms; definitely cold by Saturday. Weather
Obituaries: Mrs. Kathryn Ray Fuller, Charlotte Catherine Kelley, Mrs. Diana Eaton Shadday. Obituaries
Public Health restaurant inspection scores. Dining
Area arrest reports for Floyd, Bartow, Polk counties sponsored by Living Proof Recovery. Crimewatch
Chick-fil-A Dwarf House Sports Report:
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